Arizona republican., 1919-02-28
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 ANNUAL DINNER The mems league of the Presbyterian church will hold the annual dinner tonight at the church at 6:30 o'clock
 COUPLE TO WED-A marriabe li- cense was issued yesterday by the clerk of the court to Max F. Ullrich 30. and Bertha Reilly, 36, both of this l city.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING K Chambers was fined S10 by Justice Wheeler yesterday for violating the speed law in the 20-mile district on North Central avenue.
 5lS8EE ATTORNEY HERE-Clin- ton Matthew, a well known Bisbee at torney. is in the city on legal busi- ness. Matthew who arrived yesterday IS returnlng to his home this evening
 TEACHER IS WANTED-County School Superintendent A. L. Jones mas been asked to furnish a teacher 10 finish out the term at Granite Reef A woman is preferred. The salary is ssO a month according to the request Illed with the superintendent
 HUSBAND ASKS DIVoRCE-For
 '' N'NS SC1 dtStIllOu Ol l0THt Ntttl , ago, W. H. Cochran has brought suit TOT diVorce against Mrs. Grace Painter Cochran. The couple married in 1913 ana the wife is charged with aban- donlns her husband three years later.
 HosTESSES AT BRIDGE TEA Miss Myrtle Butler and Miss Verde butler Will be hostess at the Country club bridge tea tomorrow afternoon. They Will be assisted by Miss Henrietta Oiney. Miss Fay De Mund. Miss Rose bell GoIdman and Miss Eleanor Lewis.
 POSTPONE RED CROSS SEWING -Ihe Ladies Aid Society of the Pres pyterlan church has postponed it's Red Cross activities scheduled for today unth the same day next week when lhe members will sew for the refugees.
 ASST. p. M. OUT AGAIN-R. Lee |aiIahan, assistant postmaster. visited ms office yesterday for the first time since an operation for appendicitis a week ago last Saturday. He is expect ed to resume his work at the postof- flee early next week.
 RECITAL SATURDAY., P. M.-The regular Saturday afternoon recital at the school of music will be given this week by children from the piano. violin expression and dancing departments The program will begin at 3:3O. and the public is cordially invited to attend
 TO ADDRESS OPEN FORUM-The open forum at the Congregational par ish house will be addressed by I. Col odny. director of vocational training for this state. Sunday evening. All who are interested in vocational edu- cation are invited to be present. A free discussion of the topic will be held.
 CONCERT OF PHOENIX ARTISTS A concert is to be given in the Con- gregational church, March [. by the following artists: Miss Cordelia Whit temore Halburd. Roy Williams, violin ist; Dwight Deity, celloist; Miss Jen- nie Dorenz, soprano; Mrs. Charles R. Sterling, contralto; H. C. Heard, bary- tone. and Miss Duffield Sturges, reader Jewish Women will hold a Purim pie nlc Sunday, March ?, at Papago Park. The members of Bnai Brith, hre in Nlted. All are asked to meet at II a. m., sharp, in front of the post office on f1rst avenue. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bland, Thursday, March 6, at ? o'clock D. m.
 ONSN mo GGO eL6C ION The annual trustees election will be held in Maricopa county the last Sat urday in March. Election notices were sent yesterday from the office of A. l.. Jones, county school superin- tendent, to the clerks of the boards of trustees of the various districts The parents and guardians of minors and taxpayers are qualified to vote at the election.
 K. OF p. DANCE ToNIGHT-The Knights of Pythias dance for the Py- thian Sisters will take place tonight in the K. P. Hall Every Pythian Sis ter is urged to attend and to bring friend. For those who do not care to dance, card tables will be provided. Good music and other entertainments will also be provided. All visiting knights and ladies are cordially in- vited by those in charge to attend.
 SENDS HANkS-Thomas Webb of Greenfield, Tenn. journalist. short story writer and author of Devils Letters to the Kaiser" sends thanks and appreciation to the Phoenix daily papers through C. +. Bernetzke of this city for the publicity given recently in pehalf or the Jack London memorial D @ Ahciie W HlcH NdS cOpleQ by several California papers. Mir. Webb is one of the prime movers and is trustee of the Jack London Memorial fund"
 NEED GARMENTS URGENTLY Ihe Associated Charities are urgently m need of some baby clothes-for n pair of twins who arrived in Pboeniv ashlngton's Birthday. The twins are actually suffering. and gifts of gar ments for them will be greatly apprec1- ated. The Charities are also in need of snoes Tor school children, ranging in '~' from to II years. Anyone who can contribute the desired articles should call the Associated Charities 5Oo East Adams street Phone 12S5
 ASKS LETTERS OF ADMINISTER. IIoN-F. J. Patterson yesterday filed petition for letters of administrat- ton of the estate Of Mrs. TaIah May White, who died at her Glendale home on January g. According to the pe- utlon, Mrs. White left an estate valued at approximately sS,00O. The heirs at law are her husband, John Ernest white and two children John Ernest. Jr., aged 3, and Mary Elizabeth. aged /. The hearing on the petition will pc before Judge Lyman on March 10.
 RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION The United States Civil Service Com mission has announced an examination Tor the County of MaricOpa county. to De held at Mesa, on March 9, 1919. to fill the DOSitiOn of rrIraI carrior ot