Arizona republican., 1919-03-18
nected with the show is urged to be present.
 ARRIVES FOR MONTA,S STAY

present.
 ARRIVES FOR MONTHS STAY Charles A. Lemp of St Louis arrived yesterday for a months stay in Phoe- nix. Mir. Lemp has been a winter tourist for a number of years and has large ranch interests in the valley
 FINED FOR DRUNkENESS- rado Tosomas was found guilty of be- ing drunk and disorderly yesterday His sentence was s or five days. J. H. Sabin was fined $5 in police court yesterday for having driven past a street car that was discharging and taking on passengers.
 FOREIGN MISSIONARIES HERE Rev. E. & Moore and wife, late of Japan, who are touring the states in the interest of their work, will speak at the First PentecoSal Mission. Cor ner of Tenth and Washington streets Tuesday night. March IS, at 7 30 D, m. The public is invited to this service.
 NO ORIGINAL PRIcES-An error in the advertisement of Switzer's Style Shop made that establishment an nounce that it would vary from an established rule, that it advertise orig inal prices, when in fact, in the adver- tisements of Switzer's Style Shop original prices never are advertised.
 MRS. DELLA V. ALLEN WANTED Wilbur W. Long. of Houston. Texas, has written to The Republican in an effort to locate his mother Mrs. Della V. Allen, who was last heard from by her son when she was al the county hospital at Phoenix. Wilbur Long may be reached at l0l6 Preston avenue Houston.
 BACK TO OLD QUARTERS state health department yesterday moved back to the old quarters in the capitol building, on the third floor. They were temporarily domiciled at i 1917 West Washington street during i the time the legislature was in session. | their quarters being used for com ! mittee room.
 | LUNCHEON FOR GUEST-Rev l Jas. F. O'keefe, pastor of the Church of St. Francis in Philadelphia, is the guest of T. w. McDevitt, formerly one ] of his parish. His host gave a luncheon in his honor yesterday at the Arizona ! club. where a number Of the leading Irishmen of the state and city were guests.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to c. NJ
 Vanderford, 40 Phoenix and Magelina
 Tucker, 30, Phoenix: William Roy
 Grandy. 2S, La Grande and Elizabet
 Claire Hendmay, 22, Buckeye: H. \
 Lewellen. 56, Peoria and Mrs. F.. j
 Sullivan, 52, Peoria: William Harrell
 67, Fl Paso and Emily Schourup, 47, E
 PasO.
 ACCUSES A BUTCHER - 1ak,
 Miller, an East Washington stree | l,rt fal- ipfo
 day on complaint of F. A. Tuck.
 farmer who alleges that Miller stole {
 bridle. horse collar and other articles
 with a total value of SIS and whicl
 belonged to him. Miller was arraignet
 before Justice De SouZa who set hi:
 trial for 3:30 o'clock Friday afternoon
 THREE AS TO MEET-The Amer. ican Ambition Association will hold it!
 regular meeting tonight at o'cloci
 at the studio of .Dr. Aylmer Harding
 701 North Central avenue. Much new
 business will be discussed at thi!
 meeting and it is hoped that all WhC
 have joined will attend and take par
 in the rehearsal for a burlesquc short
 ly to be put on by the club whose
 membership is increasing daily.
 AGRICULTURAL CLUB MEETING
 The Boys and Girls Agricultura ! dressed at a meeting Friday night b,
 Frank Reed Sanders. a well know
 dairyman of this section. MT. Sander talked on the various types and breed , of dairy animals and discoursed oi selecting a dairy COW. In addition { Mir. Sanders talk. d fine program Wa given. About 100 persons were presen . at the meeting.
 NOLL BUILDING OWNER HERI Gus F. Noll. formerly a prominen
 business man in this city. now in bus
 mess in Los Angeles is in Phoenix fo . few days. MT. Noll formerly wa 2 connected with Mir. Kolberg in the op eration of the Arizona Laundry. He i the principal owner Of the Noll build : ing, the four-story structure on Firs :. avenue, the top two floors of whic are occupied by the Arizona clul ]. While in the city. Mir. Noll is tn !. guest of the Arizona club.
 - DEATH OF ALFRED VlNSON- e Mrs L. l.. Ninson, of this city, Ina
 received word of the death of he son. Alfred. at Denver. Heart troubl was the cause of his deatr He wa Tn business in Denver with the N. ( , Barwise Brokerage company. He wa a graduate of Phoenix high school ( f, the class of 1915. He has been i  V Denver for three years. An olde
 brother will accompany the body {
 Phoenix. Alfred Ninson was 21 year 7 of age. Funeral arrangements will | ' made later.
 s CHARGED WITH THEFT-Charge N with the larceny of poultry remedi, |, given value of s60 and claimed asNf II property of Charles Sheldon, Ceasar e Castro was arraigned before Justice . Souza yesterday Castro declared h
 innocence. and the court set his pr. V liminary hearing for 10 o'clock Wet nesday morning. In the same con i" plaint in which Castro was charg, . with the larceny of the poultry, med ' cine he was also charged with the the e of an auto casing said to be the prol erty of John Doe Murphy.
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