Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
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EEAO0 ATT MAN TN VI | TT. 'l- Lusk arrived yesterday from Flagstaff and is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 GET LICENSE TO MARRY-Wn- liam Swift, 24, PhoeniY, and Daisy NJ. Ratliff. IS, Mule Creek, were granted marriage license yesterday.
 REVERSES PLEA D. Roach, charged with grand larceny, yesterday changed his plea of not guilty to guilty and will be sentenced at 9:S0 o'clock this morning.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS TO DRILL The Pythian Sisters drill team is re- quested to report at the K of F. hall drill practice Monday afternoon at ? o'clock
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon at 2;30 o'clock. All members and visitors are urged to be present.
 WILKINSON GUESTS ARRIVE Mir. and Mrs R. R. Corson and daugh- ter of Chicago arrived in Phoenix yes terday to be the guests of Mrs. Carson's sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Wilkinson of McDow- ell road
 PAYS $500 FlNE-Charfes Sadey. who has pleaded guilty to the cfarge of transporting liquor, was sentenced yesterday by Judge Stanfordd to pay fine of $500 or serve as many days in the county jail. Sadey paid the fine.
 FACES STATUTORY CHARGE Juan Valencia, against whom a statu- tory charge was placed yesterday has been taken into custody by Deputy Evan Wilson, d deputy of the sheriff $ office. Valencia will be arraigned be- fore Justice De Souza tomorrow. POSTPONE WILSON CASE On motion of counsel for the defense the case of the state versus Ernest H. Wilson, charged with obtaining money by false pretenses, was postponed until December H. Wilson was to | have been tried this week on the charge for which he was tried last spring when a jury in Judge Stanford's court failed to reach an agreement. J. L. Cant, a Glendale hotel man, is the | chief witness for the state.
 ! HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT GLASSES i BEGlN-The formation at the Phoe- 1 nix Union High school night school of | classes in advertising and salesman ! ship, as well as a special class in com l putting machines, is announced by l Principal Miehaels. A special teacher l 1 class, which should be of benefit to i bookkeepers and clerical workers. The | classes will begin next Monday even ing. october 6, at $ o'clock
 SUPREME COURT HOLDS SPE. ClAL SESSSloN-A special session of the supreme court was held yes terday at which the case of Ben Clark versus Jesse L. Boyce was argued Louis B. Whitney and Alex Baker, as. sistant attorney generals. appeared fol Boyce, and Attorneys w. E. Ryan ant Ward and Griffith for Clark. The cast 1 involves the question of whether bill. passed by the legislature with ar l emergency clause attached and no signed by the governor shall become law.
 THOMAS REALTY co. MOVES The H. C. Thomas Realty com pany has moved from IA West Adam, street to 20 West Adams street. Tn, company has occupied it's old quarter, for about a year, and the growth O business made larger quarters impera tive
 MISSION BOARD PRoGRAM-Th, following program has been arranges for the meeting of the Christian Wo mems Board of Missions at the Chris tan church at 2:30 o'clock this after noon: Mrs. E. T. Etzel leader: Lord prayer; Our Neighbors in the Unite, States and Mexico" Mrs. Buchanan special music by Professor and Mrs |. Bloem; clippings from Mexico: story
 Three Brown Boys Mrs. Carter
 Mrs Berry of division No. l, is hostess