Arizona republican., 1919-02-12
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ne held al tne StHOOl nbuSt oll Y IINdN afternoon at one o'clock.
 TRINITY GUILD TO MEET - Tho Trinity guild will meet Thursday at he athedral House with Mrs. Dixie Washington Matthie and Miss Francls Elliott as hostesses.
 MADISON IMPROVEMENT CLUB TO SEW-Women of the Madison I'm club will sew all day Thurs day at the clsh. Lunch will be served. All those having yarn will please bring same along.
 TOLLESON GIN DRAWING-The following names were drawn yester- day at the Tolleson gin of the South west Cotton company. and these men may deliver three bales of cotton each, February IS: A. M. Hall and J. F.. Galbraith.
 THESE ARE TO WED - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Joseph Triest. 43. Phoenix, and Georgie de Jorup. 36, Seattle; Charles x. 26. Providence. R. l., and Thelma l. Tucker. 9, San Francisco
 CIGARETTE MEN HEBREW. H. Bispham and w. l.. Johnson, repre- senting the John Bollman company or san Francisco, are here in the interests of their firm. They report that Fatima and Chesterfield cigarettes are con-, stantly growing more popular.
 BACK TO HAYDEN - MT. and Mrs. F. J. McCallick will return to their home in Hayden today after a few days visit here. MT. McCallick is track foreman for a large concern in Hayden. having held the position for the past five years. The couple came here to attend the operation of their small son. which proved entirely sue cessfully.
 TO BE SENTENCED TODAY-B. F. Crane charged with passing bogus check, will he sentenced by Judge Stanford at g:30 o'clock this morning. Crane pleaded guilty to the charge yes terday. He told the court a number Of contradictory stories which have led to a rumor that the man is insane.
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE George C. Clifford yesterday filed a petition for letters of administration of the estate of his son, Samuel J. Cliff ford who died in this city on February L. The hearing will be in Judge Ly- mans court on February 24. Clifford's estate is valued at 5000.
 TO HOLD BOX SOClAL-A box social will be given Friday evening" February IA. at the Madison Improve ment clubhouse on the Indian school road Women will bring box with lunch for two. Dancing and other fea- lures of amusement will be provided. An invitation is extended to all.
 FOR MOTOR DRIVERS - A book that the driver of every motor vehicle should read, entitled For Humanity's Sake" is being distributed by the automobile license department at the ul,a hx- Cra rabiP IlllC trations and text the cause and pre- vention of practically every form of accident to which the motoring fra ternity is heir, and if read and needed will prevent many accidents.
 RECEIVERS TO OPERATE MINE Management of the Christmas mine of the Gila Copper Sulphide company situated at Christmas, Arizona, has been reliDquished by the American Smelling and Refining company, and in future it will be operated by the re- ceiverss of the Gila Copper Sulphide company, according to information re- ceived in this city.
 TWO TO JAIL, ONE FlNE-Jose Estrada yesterday began serving a 30-day sentence in jail for violation or ordinance 24O, and for having mari
 
 conviction in police court yesterday af- ternoon. Carlos Estrada, his brother was fined s20 for the same offense David Bettram, alleged vagrant, re- ceived a sentence of ten days in jal and began serving at once.
 TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS - Full information as to all employment openings in this community and else where will be given free to all returned soldiers and sailors at the bureau of returnining soldiers and sailors at l21 North Second avenue. All national and local efforts to assist them are there concentrated. United States employ labor.
 HERE TO AID AMERIcANlsM - In the interests of the campaign foi "Americanization," J. F.. Eldredge. oi the bureau of naturalization. which is connected with the department ot labor. stationed at Los Angeles. is ir Phoenix for a few days. He has beer in consultation with members of the legislature and is expected to be fos- tering a movement that will further the work of the bureau.
 HENRY STONE RETURNING - Word has been received by Ike Dia- mond that his nephew. Henry Stone has returned from service with thu American expeditionary forces ir France and is now in New York. Ston' expects to be mustered out in two weeks. when he will return to thi. city to reassume his old position a! manager of the Boston store clothin: depart tment.
 JAIL MADE HIM PAY-A day il jail made C. A. Castro feel more favor able toward following the courts or der to contribute s5 week to the sup
 port of his wife. Castro was ordered to do so on Monday, and gave tn court to understand that he would do i the first week, and if the plan did no
 meet with his satisfaction he woul' discontinue the weekly contribution He was given the opportunity to thinl it over in the county jail and was re
 leased last evening when he displaye' a willingness to comply with tn | courts command.
 FOUND GUILTY OF LARCENY i Antonio Perez Fernadez was foun | guilty of petty larceny on two count
 by Justice wheeler yesterday who sen
 fenced the Mexican to pay fine of $9
 or serve as many days in both counts
 He took time and will pass the-next si
 months in the county jail for havin
 stolen two watches and small sum c
 money from Harry Nakamura, a Japa
 nese boy. The two worked at Dono
 frios candy shop and their lockers ad
 joined, making it simple matter fo
 the Mexican to make getaway wit
 the laps possessions which were foun | by Officer Grove of the city police i
 a room occupied by Fernandez.
 MANY ATTEND REvIvAl-Th
 revival meeting at the Calvary Baptis