Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-19

to the bureau of the census of the
department of commerce, there were
2,169 bales of cotton, counting round
bales as half bales. ginned in Mari
copa country from the crop of 1913
prior to September rs, 1919, as COM
pared with 49S bales ginner prior to
September %. 1918.
ADMITS FORGERY-Msarl Berry,
16 years old, pleaded guilty to having
forged checks in Tempe and Mesa
when arraigned before Judge Wheeler
yesterday morning. He was bound
over to the juvenile court. The boy
is said to be an escaped inmate of the
industrial school at Fit. Grant.
WINS SUIT FOR FEW. L. Bar
mum was successful in his suit for re-
covery of attorneys fees from the
Hercules Copper company, heard yes
terday morning by Judge Lyman. He
was awarded a judgment for $4,000 for
services rendered for Is months, be-
ginning February l, 1918.
REVIVAL IN PROGRESS-Great
interest is being exhibited in the Holt
ness revival now in progress at the
tabernacle in Peoria. The meetings
are in charge of Brother and Sister
eagle, who are well known revival
lists in the movement. The services are
held under the auspices of the Naza-
rene church of Peoria. Service begins
today at IL o'clock a. M, with a sec
| ond service at $3.50 p. m. and a third
at 1880 O'Clock in the evening.
| c. {. RALLY-The Christian En-
deavor of the First Presbyterian
church, Third avenue and Adams
street, will hold their annual rally to-
morrow night in the parlor of the
church. Instrumental and vocal music
has been arranged and there will be
an address from the delegates who
recently attended the international
convention at Buffalo, N. Y. This
meeting will be open to the public.
HONOR ENGAGED COUPLE-Miss
Anielka Wintermute and John Sabra,
whose engagement was announced re-
Gently, were the guests of honor at a
charmingly arranged dinner given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Brockway. Besides the guests
of honor those there were Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Rowe, Mr.. and Paul Col
lings and DR.. and Mrs. George Brock
way.
NOTICE OF FILlNG-The surveyor
general of Arizona has filed at the U
S. land office in Phoenix, township
survey plat of Township 20 North OF
Range West of the G. & S. R. Mer
with the exceptions of Sections l, 2
II, II, Is IA and "a. Such plat will be
officially filed on November IA 1919 a
$3.50 a. m, and all of the Incorporated
= lands embraced therein will become
subject to entry or selection within
twenty days prior thereto. Scot
White, receiver.
SATISEX IIIDcMENT r,ho &c m,
g. judgment in the case'of J. w. Cren.
shaw, administrator of the estate O
Hugh De Berry versus the Magma
Copper company, was satisfied yester.
I day. The suit was tried before Judg,
Sawtelle ten days ago, the heirs seek
D ing to recover from the copper com
0 pany by which De Berry was employed
r when he came to his death as the re-
suit of an explosion. The suit wa
) brought under the employers liabil
0 ity act for $4,000.
MARY BRODIE AUXILIARY
There will be regular meeting of TIL
t Mary Brodie Auxiliary No. l, U. S. w
", held at the E1ks' hall Monday eve
ming, october 20, at s o'clock AL
members are urged to be present. a
0 there is business of importance to b
transacted. The president also wishe
o to impress upon the members the ne
cesslty OF all sisters taking an actiy
part in helping to make the Spanisl
war veterans ball a success. Thi
pail is to be held Friday, November Z
] during state fair week, at the Peacock
corner First and Polk streets.
!, RETURNS TO PHOENIX TO LIVl
I w. B. Norton, a former resident c
: Phoenix, has returned and has opene
:. offices of W. B. Norton Co.. manu-
facturers' representatives, at AZ Sout
| Center street. The company ais
Y maintains offices in Prescott wher
= Mr.. Norton has resided since his re
n turn to the state. During the war h
occupied a responsible position as hea
9 OF a department of the Southwestern
\ Shlpbuilding company at San Pedrt
+ Mr.. Norton is brother of Phil Morton
the well known newspaperman, VIII
was IN the service of the governmer
A., during the war, visiting Japan, Chin
and Siberia, and is still connected wit
the government
THESE WILL MARRY - Marriag
!, licenses have been granted by tn
clerk of the superior court to the fol
lowing persons: Edgar C. Flaherty 4
= OF Warren, and Ellen Logan So {
Y Phoenix; Pierce W. VenseI %. an
: Alice 'Genevieve Cole 81, both of Phoe
e nix; Allen F. Kiefer &c. and Rose Ora
= A, both of Phoenix; Thomas Sadie
= "A and Carrie Chaplin 20, both {
= Phoenix; Will J. Garrett SO. and Lilli
Barto 2S, both of Peoria; BERTHE Smit
u 20, of Peoria, and Clara C. Higgir
: botham 20, of Galveston, Texas; job
e Hill 20, and Nellie Smith 81, both {
5, Peoria; E. G. Walling SO, and Ella
r. Nichols 3S. both of Phoenix; Elmer !
t. Hassett 20. and Berbie Reeves 10. bot
y, Of Phoenix; and to Raymond R. Stay
ton %. and Lorna Marshbanks 20, bot
= OF Glendale.
d WIFE ASKS DlVoRcE-Trinida
x Subiate filed suit yesterday in Il
Is superior court for divorce from Manu-
l. Subiate, alias Manuel Ballesterro
lie whose present whereabouts are vi
= known to the plaintiff She alleg
l. that she married the defendant
Mesa, April 10, 1919, not knowing tn