Arizona republican., 1919-03-21
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ALLEGES BROKEN CONTRACT

ALLEGES BROKEN CONTRACT Denver Holmesley yesterday brought suit against John H. Barry for s2,7S0 for alleged breach of contract
 VERDE RIVER IN FLOOD-Due to the fact the Verde river is now in a state of flood, owners of dry lands who have bought water will be able to get delivery
 EXPECT HAYDENS SATURDAY. Congressman and Mrs. Carl Hayden are expected from Washington tomor- row. They plan to be in Phoenix for the next two months.
 CARL ANDERSON RECOVERING Carl Anderson, well known insurance man, is recovering from his second se- rious attack of pneumonia this spring At his home last evening Anderson's condition was not reported as serious.
 LICENSED TO MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Fred Galbraith, S5, Phoenix and Annie R. Foster. 34, Phoenix; Harry J. Sturges, 2S, Phoenix and Goldie Black. p, Phoenix
 LEFT FOR CHIcAGo-H. D. Healy, state delegates, left for Chicago last night to attend a special convention Ut the head camp of the Modern Wood = men of America
 WHO LOST A CHEck?-A check drawn on a Prescott bank was picked up yesterday on the street, and will be given to the person who can de- scribe it at The Republican office.
 HOME FROM FRANCE-WilI R. Ketchum has arrived in Phoenix from Newport News in the last lap of his return from France, where he has been since last October He will again make his home at 1895 West Monroe street.
 RETURNS FROM RAY-Louie J Gass formerly proprietor of tailoring establishment in Phoenix, but more re- gently of Ray, has returned to this city and has taken charge of the tailoring and clothing department of the Valley Clothing company.
 REHEARSAL TONIC T-There will be a general rehearsal this even ing at the Elks lodge rooms for all those taking part in the EllSs Merry Minstrels which are to be given at the Elks theater March 26, 27 and 2S. Miss Georgia Mintz. who is directing this production. urges everyone to be pres ent promptly at 7:15 o'clock this even- ing without fail
 BOoTLEGGER SENT ENcE ED- T | charge of transporting liquor, was sen | fenced to serve 12 months in the coun- | ty jail and pay fine of s300 or serve as many days. Cook transported 30i pints of bootleg whiskey into the coun | ty, according to his own statement t | Judge Stanford who pronounced sen | tence on the defendant yesterda! morning
 CONVICTED OF BURGLARY melt Meek was found guilty of bur | glary by a jury in Judge Stanford | court yesterday He will be sentence, at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning. Meel | burglariZed the New York store a Chandler, the loot, consisting of som half dozen, watches and rings. wer exhibits in the case.
 SCHOOLS DO GOOD WORk-Tha the schools in the county are in a goo condition is the opinion of A. l.. Jones county school superintendent. Despit | the fact that the pupils lost weeks o classroom work, owing to the influenz | epidemic, the record being made is ex | cellent, says the superintendent who now visiting the various distric | schools. Jones recently visited the Al hambra schools upon which he passe a favorable report yesterday.
 RESERVED SEAT SALE-Reserve seat sale for the three nights of tn Elks Merry Minstrels at the EIks the ater oh March 26, 27 and 2S opens thi morning at the Elks theater box of flee. It is expected there will be heavy demand for tickets for this an nual entertainment and all are urge to make their reservations early an avoid standing in line at the bo box office.
 GAS ExPLosIoN-Wh an accu mutation of gas in the range at tn Phoenix Lunch counter, 37 Wes Washington street blew up last nigh the vibration caused a few panes ( glass to fall inward. One of the piece landed on the head of the cook, result ing in a severe scalp wound. A pass erby bound up the injured mans hea with a handkerchief. No further dam age resulted.
 GAN KEEP DISCHARGE PAPER --Returned soldiers who want that $f
 Uncfe Sam has agreed to pay them. i addition to their regular time, no long ! CT will find it necessary to part wit
 their discharge papers and send thel
 to Washington, many of them fearin
 that they might be lost. Duplicate dis
 charge blanks have been sent out 1
 all recruiting offices, and the returne
 service men may take their discharge
 in, have a certified copy made. an
 send that in instead of the original.
 TO DELIVER LECTURE-The we
 known lecture of l. Colodny, directt
 of vocational education, on the subje,
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