Arizona republican., 1919-05-02
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TO TUCSON ON STATE BUSINESS W. H. Mouer, state Iand commis- sioner, has gone to Tucson on business for the land department
 AVCNDALE PEOPLE MARRY - Edith Winn Hammond and Edward C. Skelley. both of Avondale, were united in marriage yesterday by Justice De Souza-
 VISITS PIONEER HomE-Andrew Baumert, chairman of the commission of state institutions, has gone to Pres colt on business connected with the l Pioneers home.
 LEAVE FOR THE COAST = MT. and Mrs. H. A. Telford and Mrs. Ruby Tregastes left yesterday morning for tba coast They went overland, and will remain away throughout the 1 summer.
 PRESBYTERIAN cHlLDREN-The l Girls Mission band, the Little Light i Bearers, and the Boys Congress of l Missions, will meet at the Presbyterian 1 church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 | o'clock.
 BAND NCERT TOMORROW ! NIGHT - The Pioneer band will give i a concert tomorrow night beginning at z o'clock at the band stand at First avenue and Adams street in the in terest of the Victory loan meeting. i ARMY NURSE IS HERE-Miss Or lena Brown, army Red Cross nurse of Douglas, is spending few days here with Mrs. Mahoney. She reported that the good conditions at the camp gave her a chance to rest after the influ- enZa epidemic
 i THESE MARRY - Marriage 1i- censes were issued yesterday to Pau O'Rourke. 30, Los Angeles, and Goldie Porter. S6, Fl Paso; Francisco Bal casar, 24. Tempe, and Paz Lupercia IT, Tempe: Edward Cheston Shelley 30. Ayondale and Edith Winn Ham mond, 29, Avandale; William L. Bukey 22, Mesa and Alice L. Clark, IS, Tempe
 CHARGED WITH ASSAULT - Manuel Ortiz was arraigned before Justice De SouZa yesterday, charged with assault with deadly weapon, to- wit, knife. The only man injured il the affray was Ortiz himself, who wa. cut on the hand in the process of dis arming him. He will be given a hear ing next Tuesday.
 RETURN TO CHICAGO HOME - Dr. and Mrs. Honaker of Chicago, aftel a weeks visit in Phoenix, left last nigh for their home city. Honaker is sister of Mrs. Charles E. Peterson O this city, whose guest they have bee1 while here. Dr. Honaker is wei known Chicago surgeon, associate, with the surgical department of Mort western university.
 E. p. RESVALOSO DISCHARGED E. ?. Resvaloso has received his dis charge from the service after spending nine months overseas with the thir( division. He was in the Argonne ant St. Mihiel drives and says he is gla, to get back to Phoenix, able to wall on both feet and see the progress be ing made in this valley.
 TO CLOSE SATURDAY EVEN iNGS - The following Phoenix furni ture stores have announced that be ginning at once they will close Satur day evenings at o'clock: Doris Hey man Furniture company, Barrow Furniture company, Ford's stores, Val ley Furniture company and the Stand ard Furniture company.
 INSPECTING YUMA ROADS = Thomas Maddock, state engineer, ha gone to Yuma on state road fnspec tlon- Fritz Hoimquist, office enginee and Doane Merrill, chief clerk of tn
 highway department, who have bee
 on the sick list, have returned t work
 TAKE BAR ExAM.-Seventeen as
 piring young attorneys -to-be are tak
 ing the semi-annual bar examinatio { at the capitol under the bar examir
 CTS appointed by the supreme cour B consisting of Selim N. Franklin, chair
 man; Walter Bonnet, secretary an
 W. P. O'Suilivan.
 R. w. WHITE BACK FRol
 FRANCE With a "doughboy
 smile" on his face, R. W. Whit :. stepped from the train yesterday morr . ing to greet his many friends here. E . served overseas for several month 7 and was among those who dodged hie :. explosive bombs dropped on London | q the German Zeppelins in their last a U raid. He was also on one of the shiI I that was torpedoed.
 : MAY FETE A TOSRORN SCHOO , A May day fete attracted some 2 . visitors to the Osborn school yeste U day when the entire student body pa
 ticipated in the celebration. Und t the direction of Miss Anderson. phys
 cal training instructor, a clever ente = tainment was arranged which includ,
 interesting folk dances and delightf 0 musical numbers. A May pole featur,
 the spectacle which was given out 0 doors.
 HAD OPIUM OUTFTT-Wong Sir
 was arrested last night by the poll,
 and held for the internal revenue q,
 partment, charged with having a D opium smoking outfit in his possessio Sings set was home made affair, ar . was laying on shelf in his room wht ] the police entered In one of the pool
 cts of his coat, Sing was found to hay -e quantity of 'tyen shee," which is use "a to great advantage in inducing plea. e ant dreams to fit across the recun v bent imagination
 ;- TO BUILD NEW HOTEl-A de
 of more than ordinary interest we
 on record in the office of the coun
 recorder yesterday when it becar k known that J. l.. Taylor had sold t l. northeast corner of First and Tayl l. streets to Charlotte F. Lyon. NJ st Lyon stated that she proposed bull IS ing large three story hotel on t l. site and that the building would
 ready for occupancy by November
 Mrs. Lyon built one of the first apal Q ment houses in the city, the Haley apartments on East Washingt street.
 CARD OF THANKS ss We wish to thank our friends a