Arizona republican., 1919-02-06

not alone for the dance, but for the dinner as well.
 DADDY" BROUGHT HERE-.Dad dy'' Brought, we'll known thcatei man of this city. is again in town He, was formerly the manager of tht American theater and had many other i like interests here,
 TOLLESON GIN DRAWiNG-The | o. x. C. company and Johnson and ! Tombler are entitled to deliver three ! bales of cotton each to the Tolleson gin of the Southwest Cotton company, ]. February F.
 THESE WILL MARRY - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to New ton Tipton, Al, Phoenix, and Mary Hood, 27. Phoenix: $. B. Brown, 4O- Wilcox, and Edna l.. Smith. 32. Phoe l nix; Joshie Charley, 1S Komatke, and Alice Brown, 30, komatke.
 ALEXANDER BAKER RETURNS-I Alexander Baker, son of Justice A c. Baker of the supreme court. has re- turned from Camp Funston where he was recently discharged from military service. MT Baker, who was q part her of his father before the war, will resume his practice in the former quarters of Baker and Baker in the Fleming building.
 LEAVES ON BUYING TRIP-Ben- jamin s Rice, proprietor of the French Shop in Phoenix and Joplin. left las, night for an extended buying and buSi- ness trip. He will visit Chicago and New York, seeking the latest and most exclusive models for his stores. The ! Phoenix store will be greatly enlarged upon his return. On the return trip ao will visit his French shop in Jopiin l Missouri
 ROBIN HOOD REHEARSAL - The | first rehearsal of Robin Hood" was 1 held last night at Trinity Cathedral | house, under the direction of William Conrad Mills. The music went with good swing and the large number of experienced singers read the scores al most at sight. A fine presentation of this most tuneful opera is already as l sured
 SEEKS WRESTLING MATCH-Buo Anderson, a Phoenix man for nine years, but recently of the coast coun | try, and well-knOWn. as a local Wrest- Ter, has arrived in this city and is seek l ing a match. His last match here was a year ago, when he defeated Lea Rocker. Anderson offers to throw any three men in the city in the same even ing. throwing each in less than at hour
 TEAMS OUT TO WlN-The Cal vary Baptist and Christian Sunday school basketball teams will practice this evening Both teams are rounding up in fine shape for the coming game Saturday evening. The captain and men of each team are very confident of winning the cup while the First Baptist and Methodist Sunday school teams have been working very hard and every man is out to win.
 SUE AGAINST ATTACHMENT Cress C. Bayless, Louis l.. Horton and
 B. W. Pitts are the plaintiffs in a
 court action instituted yesterday
 against the Halstead Lumber company
 and John c. Montgomery, sheriff al leging a wrongful attachment of cotton
 seed to the value of $12,000. The
 plaintiffs pray for the return of the
 cottonseed or it's value. $4,500 damages
 and $50 a day since the levy of the
 attachment, January Is, 1919. FEDERAL COURT TODAY-Judgt W. H. Sawtelle will preside at the opening of the federal court this morn
 ing, when he will hear the law. and mo tion calendar on all holdover case:
 that have especial reference to Phoe nix and Prescott. While it was origin ally planned to hold but one days ses 2 sion, it is now expected that he vii
 be here for the balance of the week
 United States Clerk Nose Drachmanr
 will accompany Judge Sawtelle. n BUSINESS MEMS CLASS-Th'
 5:S0 business mems class, startins February 10 will be run from to 6
 instead of from ,: 30 until 6:3o. Ther,
 was an extra large attendance at thi
 class Wednesday. Quite a few of tn
 new members came in to take part il
 this class and it is expected that b.
 Monday we will have a large numbe ' of new members taking part in thi ! class. The class work consists of set |, ting up drill, medicine ball work an' L l Volleyball
 i WIFE ASKS DVoRCE-That he q husband refused to speak to her week '. at a time is charged by Mrs Elizabetl I Sims in a complaint against Jess K s Sims, from whom she is seeking a di o Vorce. The wife claims that her bus
 band treated her with contempt. an'
 in praying to be separated from hin 2. she asks the custody of her son, Jes
 K. Sims, Jr. Mrs. Sims alleges tha = the s, 900 community property whic
 is theirs will be dissipated and squan O dered unless her husband be re
 strained. The couple married in thi 0 city, 1913.
 LAID OUT BY MixTURE-rWhi - mule" and lemon extract was a miXtur
 that proved too severe for Evrist
 Quiada, who was arrested by Deput
 Sheriff Blanco yesterday on a drum ] and disorderly charge. As result . | the arrest, the sheriffs office has . ] it's possession a bottle of the marvelou ! mixture. Qpaida was in no conditio
 yesterday to give the authorities an "a information relative to where he SC, le cured the stuff. He was taken int s, custody in an alley between Fourth an l. Fifth, Washington and Jefferso
 streets.