Arizona republican., 1919-04-16

Felex, 31, Phoenix, and Margarete Arizia, 24, Phoenix: Frank Parker. 27, Phoenix and Zetta Ball, 27, Mesa; Francisco Heinman, 23, Phoenix, and Josefina Perez, 30, Phoenix.
 GIVE BANK DEPOSITS-According to an announcement by the chamber Of commerce yesterday. the total bank de posits fthe state of Arizona, as shown by the statements issued in response to the call of the bank comptroller on March 4, 1919, were s66,996,146. The deposits of the banks of Maricopa county were s1S,976,S25, and deposits of the banks of Phoenix totaled s14,S0S,- 79S.
 TO LAW TO COLLECT BiLL-A. E. Gladney, doing business under the firm name of Gladney garage, yesterday in stituted mandamus action against the state engineer, asking that an alter native writ be issued to compel the of flee to approve an automobile repair bill of $318.32. It is understood that the account dates back several months and that the bill is in access of the value of the machine on which the re- pairs were made.
 BIG ESTATE IN COURT-Mrs Jen- nie Lewis yesterday petitioned the court for letters of administration of the estate of her husband, w. R. Lewis. who died in this county on February leaving property to the value of s29,- 455.6S The heirs- law are the peti- ! tioner and her two daughters Sarah Lewis and Amy F. De Concres of Los Angeles. The matter will come up for hearing before Judge Lyman on ! April 2s.
 BIG TIME FOR WAR VETS-Some- | thing surprising, entertainment un- usual, is promised the members of the Great War Vets tonight at their regular weekly meeting and entertainment at the club rooms in the war work build ing, and a record attendance is expect 1 ed. In addition, representative of the 1 Victory loan committee will be present | to hear suggestions from the returned | veterans of the great war and to lead | the discussion in the matter.
 { TO ATTEND EASTER SERVICE ] Handsomely printed announcements i have been sent out by Phoenix Com | mandery No. 5, Knights Templar in- forming the Sir Knights that an invi- ! tation to himself and family to attend | Easter service to be held at the Epis- ! copal cathedral on Sunday morning, 1 April 20. The Rev. William Scarlett will deliver the address. Sir Knights are asked to report at the asylum at | 7:15 o'clock.
 i LEON S. JACOBS HOME SoON- Word was received in the city yester- l day that Leon $. Jacobs of Bullard l and Jacobs who has been field clerk | in France since a year ago last Oc- 1 tober, will probably arrive in Phoenia 1 within a fortnight. He arrived al | Charleston, s. C., on his return last Sunday, and a telegram was received l from him stating that his discharge had been received and that he waS then leaving for New York
 NEW MANAGER COMES-Stanle5 1 Warde Hart has arrived here to as sume the management and act as pub.
 licity man for Morleys Country club
 MT. Hart comes here from Los Angele:
 where he was connected with QuinnI
 Rialto. Mir. Hart built the Columbia
 theater in this city five years ago fo
 the Halstead Lumber company. Afte
 the completion of the theater, Mir
 Hart opened it up for business il person.
 TO TALK ON "socIAL HY
 GlENE"-Dr. Janet Reid, a New Yorl
 '. W. C. A. worker, will be the prin
 cipal speaker at a meeting of tn
 High School Parent Teacher associa
 tion on Friday afternoon at o'clock ii
 the. domestic science flat of the higl
 school. Dr. Reid, who is said to be
 most interesting speaker, will discus
 Social Hygiene" The meeting vii
 be presided over by Mrs. w. A. Wilsol
 president of the association.
 CARRIED CONCEALED WEAPON l-Heriberto Casco pleaded guilty t,
 carrying a concealed, deadly weapon
 and was sentenced to pay fine of s2
 or go to jail for 20 days, Sn police cour
 yesterday afternoon. Heriberto wa
 unable to furnish the money so he wen to cell. He stated in his own defens
 that he wasn't aware that it was un
 lawful to valaw- Of. orc h D 10
 lawful to carry gun. He had onl,
 been in town one day when he Wa
 arrested.
 STILL AWAITING SALARY-Wit a s2,000 salary demand on a s1,000 fund
 the situation relative to pay of tn
 state bee inspector daily becomes nor , interesting. Some time ago, J. r. W
 instituted mandamus proceeding , against Jesse Boyce, state auditor. {
 compel hi into recognize his claim fo
 salary as inspector of bees in 1917. Yes
 terday Peder H. Benson brought
 mandamus action against the audito and Ivy for the same amount. Judg
 Lyman directing the issuance of an al formative writ which he made return ] able or April 2S.
 CAN'T GET INCREASED SALAR Ben Clark, deputy land commissions cannot collect his increased salary, u state auditor says. Clark filed a claii
 for his salary increase under Sena Bill 9S, the amendment to the lar code, and the auditor promptly returnC
 it with a letter in which he quotes u ], opinion of the attorney general thi
 the emergency measures passed by u . legislature but not signed by the go7 ernor, are not law. Bill 9S was one
 the new enactments coming under tn
 classification. Clark has not announce
 his next move.
 ]: DECORATING ARCADIA HALL. When plans are carried out by con mittee specially appointed for the pu
 pose, Arcadia auditorium will be tran . formed into bower of beautif flowers and plants, and will be othe ! wise decorated for the printers dan } to be held next Monday night. IT ], elaborate decorations form but oi ' of many features which will attra U , dancers to the printers annual ba :, and serve to make the affair el ' joyable.
 HOLY WEEK SERVICEs-Thr
 Holy week services, beginning tn evening, will be held by the Ora . Lutheran church in the W. c. T. hall, 227 West Monroe street. F'olloy
 ing are the topics and days of | ! sermons: Wednesday, Peter Sift as Wheat; Thursday, The Choi :, Potrrnor, Iar,nr, and Rnrn hhn c',. Lh.idn