Arizona republican., 1919-02-18
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PEACE-Juean DiaZ and Felipe Perez. charged with disturbing the peace, will be tried before Justice De SouZa at ? o'clock Friday afternoon. c. R. Green swore to the complaint.
 THESE WILL WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Peter Mitchell 35, Phoenix, and Irene Baker 21, Phoenix; Joseph 1adonceur, 47, Globe. and Laura Etienne, A, Salt Lake City
 MRS. SIMS EATON LEAVES-Mrs. Sims Eaton of Seattle, who spent two days in this city, left last night for Los Angeles While in Phoenix. Mrs Eaton was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clifford II. Smith.
 LADY FOWLER CIRCLE TO SEW The Lady Fowler circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Evans, Route No. f, on Thursday. February 20, at ? o'clock. They will sew on little garments for the Red Cross. All members are re- quested to be present.
 MUSIC RECITAL-Miss Nellie Trott, director of the branch of the Sher- wood Music School of Chicago. will present her pupils in recital, Satur | day afternoon, February 22, at 2 o'clock, at the studio, 51S North sixth
 street Each pupil may invite one ! guest.
 ASSOCIATED CHARITIES MEET l ING-The Associated Charities will hold it's annual meeting Thursday af- ternoon at o'clock, at the office, 300 East Adams street. Reports will be heard and five directors elected. Every ! one is invited to be present at the | meeting.
 TO LECTURE TO WOMEN-Mrs. ! Carnapas. who has lived for many
 years in Jerusalem. will talk to women
 at the Congregational parish house ! Wednesday afternoon at s o'clock. Her
 subject will be Women and Conditions
 in Palestine" All women are invited
 to be present.
 PAROLE COUNTY PRISONER
 On the recommendation of Judge Stan
 ford Governor Campbell yesterday
 paroled Charles Markels. county jail
 prisoner. in order that he might
 procure necessary surgical attention
 Markels was sentenced February tc 90 days and fined $500 for transport ing liquor. A condition of the parole
 was that the fine be paid.
 , C. c. GREENE TO HIGHWAY COM MlSSlON-C. C. Greene of Glendale
 member of the legislature has beer , appointed by the board of supervisor: to take the place on the highway com , mission of J. C. Hammels, resigned. IT , the acceptance of Greene the commis , sion has reached its full membership , Including besides the new member Eugene Hackett, chairman; J. c ! Peterson of Mesa. A. F. Jones and r
 T. Hurley.
 FIND HEALTH SEEKER DEAD : The sheriffs office last evening wa notified by F. D. Kimball and P. Clark of New River that a health seek 2 CT had been found dead in his room a that place. When the body was dis Q covered the man had been dead for twi 7 days it was thought, and that deatl was due to natural causes. The nam ? of the dead man was not reported. KILLED IN ACTlON-William ] z Gatts, of Los Angeles. formerly c | Phoenix, was killed in action Novem Q Der l. He was in the 303rd infantr,
 91st division. He trained at Cam - Lewis. and was 27 years of age. II - leaves mother, two sisters and tw
 aunts to mourn his loss. His tw o aunts, Mrs. Anna Brown and Mir
 Nettie Hyde. are residents of Phoeni, o He leaves other relatives in Hanniba
 Mo. where he was born.
 - BUCK EVE SEEKS SCHOO
 TEACHER-H. A. Hammels secre
 tary of the board of trustee of th
 Liberty school district. yesterday ar I piled to the county school superinten I dent for a teacher. woman preferrel ! The salary. the board announced. ! 800 a month. Applicants are requeste ). by MT. Hammel to get in touch wit {, him at Buckeye or to apply to Actin
 Superintendent of Schools Crous
 whose office is located in the coui T house.
 [ THE 3 A'S-The American Ambitio | Association will hold an importal ! meeting toni~ht a. the studio of D
 Harding, 701 North Central avenue. # 8 D. m. MT. Addison 1T. Gibsvn. u s state organizer, is planning a stud ,- course for the 22 members that wi d cover short story writing, scenari'
 and recitations Aspirants in sor
 writing and art can also secure he 1t from members. All interested ar of urged to attend this meeting and he le boost a good work
 re APPROVE RANGER APP OIN7
 MENTS-The board of supervise
 yesterday approved the appointmen n of Cal Morse of Mesa and Hal I Witt of Bub;eye, as rangers. The boa
 of supervisors and the live stock san T tary board recently held a conferen es e'aN AHA'tQ A' Aiit or IN e. rangers in order to protect cattle il IL terests in this country. The range r: will be given a three months' try-o H and if the number of cattle stealiI II cases is decreased will receive permal ent appointments. The officers W .r receive salaries of s15O a month. whi, I will be paid by the two boards T" COUN NTRY CLUB TO HAN h i- WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY DANCE a- Interesting plans are being made { U the dinner dance at the Country cll on Saturday night. Washington's birt y.' day is always recognized by the eli A. members by day devoted to spor NJ. followed by dance. with out-of -toy l.. participants in the golf tournament
 the guests of honor. The affair is b y; ing eagerly anticipated and win er. doubt be as largely attended as f t. cabaret on Valentines night. M fr. Barry Goldwater. chairman of the . E. tertainment committed, has been gres ifs ly complimented on the success of