Arizona republican., 1919-05-04

paT2ue, VIII 10TH Ou hSSh soCSS-AN avenue between Monroe and Adams streets at o'clock Monday evening.
 MADISON IMPROVEMENT CLUB All members of the Madison lm- proyement club are requested by Mrs Conway to be at the chamber of com merce at ' o'clock, Monday evening to I participate in the Liberty loan parade.
 THESE MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Victor M Kohlberg, 24, Phoenix and Claire Me Laughlin, 20, Phoenix; Manuel Con- zales, 36, Tempe and Ramona Biscarra7 ! 21. Tempe; Robetr Bivin, 5S, Phoenx and Ellen Nora Baldwin, 54, Phoenix.
 CHARGED ON BOOZE LAW-Mrs. NJ. Brown, manager of an East Wash ington street rooming house, yester- day waived her preliminary hearing before Justice Wheeler and was held to answer to the superior court, furnish inf s4Go bond. Mrs. Brown is charged with violation of the liquor law.
 ATTENTION K. OF c. = The Knights will form at South Sixth avenue and Washington street at ' o'clock sharp Monday night, for par ticipation in the great Victory parade. For further information Knights should call ". J. Burns, 4145, or residence. 5752.
 STATE MAKE LOAN TO cOUN- TY-The commission of state institu- tions has approved the loan of $20,000 to Maricopa county, to be matched by an equal sum from the federal aid fund and used to build a bridge across the Agua. Fria on the Phoenix Wickenburg | road.
 COUNTY OFFICE MADE MONEY the net profits of the office of county recorder for the month of April was | $2O21.90 according to the report of Re- | corder Edith Jacobs, filed with the | board of supervisors yesterday. The total number of fees collected amounted 1 to s9,553.65 with an office expense of $1,53175.
 DEDICATE CHAPEL-Dedicator | services of the new chapel of the l Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints will be held Sunday evening at l 8 o'clock, May 4th, at the corner of
 Seventh and Monroe streets. Ded-
 icatory prayer will be offered by J. W. 1 McMurrin. Public invited.
 TO ATTEND N. G. CONVENTION -Adjutant General Harris has ap- l pointed Brigadier General A. M. Tut l hill delegate from Arizona to the Ma 1 tional Guard Association which will l meet at St. Louis tomorrow. General 1 Tuthill, who was in the city on We'd
 nesday. returned to Douglas. where
 he left yesterday for St. Louis.
 ADMITTED TO BAR-Thomas G. i Payton, of the office of the clerk of
 the court, was one of the successful
 candidates for admission to the bar, having passed the examination with
 an excellent grade. Peyton stated yes
 terday that he intended practicing in
 this county some time in the near fu-
 ture but for the present will retain his
 present position.
 SERVED EIGHT MONTHS AS M.
 PHI. F. Wilky. son or W. H. Wilky, Il 52S East Van Buren street, returned
 home yesterday from overseas to find
 that one of the two blu- service stars
 which were in the home window had
 turned to gold. He served eight months
 overseas with the 40th company, mili-
 tary police. and received his discharge
 May at Fort Bliss.
 BRINGS HOME A TROPHY - C.
 s. Cunningham, a well known Phoenix
 "Yank' is a proud possessor of a tin
 derby and a real gas snask which he
 had strapped to his siGe when he ar
 rived in this city yesterday morning from France. He received his discharge at Fort Bliss and was a member of the 329th infantry, S3rd div,sion
 ALLEGED BURGLARS UP MAY Reverend J. A. Watkins will appear as the chief witness at the preliminary hearing of Manuel Ocnoa and Fran. cisco Romero, charged with burglary , when the matter comes up before Jus , tice Wheeler May g. The court yester. day fixed bail at $500 and defendant being unable to furnish the amount were committed to the county jail.
 STOLE BICYCLE? - Cruz Biaz
 charged with grand larceny, will b. given his preliminary hearing befor J Justice Wheeler at 10 o'clock Monda,
 morning. May 12. The bond of the de
 fendant who is alleged to have stolel
 a bicycle, was fixed at $500, which h @ failed to furnish.
 TAKE SCHOLARSHIP EXAM. = T Sixteen boys and girls yesterday too | the University of Arizona scholarshi examination which was held at tn ] school administration building. A. I
 Jones, county school superintendent t stated that the majority Of the hig k school graduates taking the examina r tion were of this years class. Accord o ing to word from the university, credit Il will be given for German
 f HE SELLS TREE TEA-Ed. 1 o Murphy, representing the M. J. Bran = denstein coffee house, of San Grancisc y is again in Phoenix, arranging bi n campaign, for Tree tea This product
 says Mir. Murphy, lis one of the mo:
 popular and most used package tea I, on the coast, but has as yet been lit Il advanced in Arizona MT. Murph ie has been associated with this pionet ls coffee house for A years, havin st joined it's sales forces in 1855. IS WATER USERS BOARD MEET le lNG-The new board of governors ( :, the Salt River Valley Water Users as 'o sociation will meet Monday afternoo Le at l o'clock, and not at 10 o'clock in tn
 morning, as was stated yesterday b
 The Republican. The new council wi
 meet at 10 o'clock in the morning. A y officers will take office at noon wit su the exception of the councillors, wh v will assume their Guties in tf III morning.
 ; OPENS CONFECTIONERY STORE le H. H. Wilson has opened a confe tionery, light lunch and sigar store jul -l north of his garage, which he h; It operated for the past several years (
 the conrner of Seventh avenue ar - Adams street. A new, modern 500 U fountain and rdfrigerator has bet 1 installed to handle the soft drink al I ice cream business. Newspapers al
 periodicals vii lalso be kept in stoc r,, periodicals will also be kept in stoc ,r cigars and tobaccos.
 1 C. I. HELM LEFT S4,000-Mrs. Ma - Helm, widow of Charles Irwin Hell
 who died April 13, yesterday petition
 the court for letters of administrati