Arizona republican., 1919-06-18


 tion occurred in January 1918.
 THESE WED-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday to Arthur s. Fry, P, Arrowsmith, H., to Charlotte M. Thompson, IS, Phoenix; Harvey E. Grant, 35. Wickenburg and Robbie Lu- cas, 26, Phoenix; Shirley E. Bailey, 2S, Salt Lake City and Elva McElrath, 22 Mesa
 HOME FROM FRANCE sooN-I M. J. Morley Jr., is expected from France shortly, according to word re- ceived by his father yesterday to the effect that he would sail within week Young Morley, who is with the signal corps, has been in overseas service for the past 19 months.
 STOPS OF HERE ON TRIP-Mrs. w. Hulburd, piano instructor, left yes terday afternoon for a three weeks motor tour in California Miss Hull burd, who was accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Johnson, 1929 North First St, will accept a limited number of pupils on her return.
 HELD FOR HEARiNG-Juan Gar cia, charged with carrying concealed weapons, was arraigned before Justice De Souza yesterday when his prelim- mary hearing was set for 3:30 o'clock Friday afternoon. Garcia, being un- able to furnish $250 bond, was remand ed to the custody of the sheriff.
 CHllOREN'S NIGHT-"Children's night will be held tonight at Masonic hall by Phoenix Chapter No. 5, Order of the Eastern Star, beginning at s o'clock. An interesting program has been arranged with plenty of enter tainment and refreshments, and gen eral good time is assured for allsmem- | l.rw-e
 been invited.
 1 TO ATTEND REUNIoN-H. c. Cro- zier, proprietor of the Crozier book bindery, left Monday evening for Madison, Indiana, to attend a family reunion at the home of his parents, not having seen them in IS years. This Is MT. Crozier's first vacation and he ! contemplates visiting Cincnnati and l San Antonio and expects to return in month.
 REFORM SCHOOL HAS MOVIES ] NCW-The state industrial school at Fort Grant now equipped with a modern moving picture plant for the ! instruction and entertainment of the students. The machine is a Simplex similar to the type used in the regular theaters. The boys who desire to learn to be operators will be trained in the operation of the machine, and weekly shows will be given in the amusement hall for the entertainment of all.
 ALLEGE HE TOOK CAR-Claiming that the Ford car he is alleged to have given his sweetheart in the Verde val ley was stolen by him, D. Roach has been arrested on, the charge of grand larceny. He was arraigned before Justice De Souza yesterday who set his preliminary hearing for o'clock Friday afternoon. He was unable to furnish bond which the court placed at $500. W. D. Cruitchfield is the com plainant
 TO REVIVE CYcLING-The Briggs and Stratton company of Milwaukee, who during the war operated a mann moth plant for the production of hand grenades, have purchased the Smith Motor wheel, power plant attachment for bicycles, from the A. C.. Smith cor poration of the same city. Production has already begun and several exten- sive additions are being made to the plant in anticipation of the renewed interest in the once popular sport of bicycling.
 RECEIVES DlPLOMA-Miss Ida dilbers secured a diploma from the Lamson Business College yesterday Miss Eilbers is a graduate of the Tem- De Normal school. and also holds a teachers certificate for teaching the Palmer method of penmanship. Her work at the Lamson Business College was divided between teaching pen- maEship and taking the regular course She has also had considerable office experience during the past two months witt o. s. Stapley & Co. of Mesa Miss Hilbers leaves in few days to spend the summer in California.
 ASSOCIATED CHARITIES NEED CLOTHiNG-A general appeal fol clothing of all kinds has been issued by the Associated Chariaies, for use ir their work in this city. Notwithstand- ing the hot weather, many families ano individuals are in dire need of cloth ing, which the Charities has under taken to furnish with the aid of Phoe- nix citizens. Mems, women's ant chilcren's clothing are needed. Any one who can donate clothing of any kind is asked to communicate with th' Associated Charities.
 ACCIDENT REPoRTED-The sher. ifs office. last night reported that . collision on the McDoweu road neal Orange had resulted in the injury O. two Mexicans. A man who gave tho ildlilt LII l. t1 f1cdQ Wdo ltpci lcu tt have been driving a Chandler car
 when he struck buggy containing tn, I two Mexicans, completely demolishins
 the rig and injuring the occupants The men alleged to have been injured | were reported under the care of ; physician, but could not be located l The driver of the car has been invited | to report at the sheriffs office thi. morning.