Arizona republican., 1919-10-22

court. the estate of Laura Bishop Young, deceased, is worth S4,700, in real estate and household effects Franklin D. Lane and c. D. Robinson are the appraisers.
 KANSAS CITY COP ON FORGE J. O. Leffler was sworn in as a mem Der of the police force here yesterday and will begin, active duties this morn ing Leffler resigned from the police force in Kansas City, where he served for 15 years, about three weeks ago and came directly to Phoenix. lie said he was attracted to this city by hearing of it's wonderful climate ana prosperous condition.
 SETS ASSAULT HEARING - The case of George Coke, a negro barber, charged with battery on the person ot Vic Rodriguez, will be heard before Judge Wheeler next Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Coke maintains that Rodriguez entered the shop where he worked and began the disturbance which ended in his election.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriag licenses were granted yesterday by the clerk of the superiUr court to Liston Lee, 27, of Phoenix and Ollie Garner, 2S, of Prentis, Mississippi; Clyde A. Pickett, 31 and Lucille Richardson, 25 both of Phoenix; Jose M. Brown, 32, and Otela Ruiz, 26, both of Phoenix. COUNTY GUEST DAY-All the Christian Missionary societies of the county will cooperate in holding a county guest day Thursday, October 23, at the Christian church here. A lun- cheon will be served at noon and a splendid program has been arranged for the afternoon.
 TO BE SENTENCED SATURDAY. In the case of State versus Mcclure yesterday afternoon in Judge Stan ford's court the defendant was ordered to appear next Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock to be sentenced. Me Cure has already pleaded guilty to having liquor in his possession. He was not present in court yesterday.
 SPECIAL JOINT MEETING - A special joint meeting of the Phoenix l Building Trades councial and Phoenix Trades council has been called for the night of Thursday, October 23. Plans | for sending delegates to the conven- tion of the State Federation of Labor, which has been called for October 27, will be taken up at this meeting.
 TO BEGIN SENTENCES-Nine fed eral priosners will be taken to Prescott this morning to begin the serving of sentences imposed in the present ses- sion fthe district court. The names of the prisoners are: John Kelly Jesse Paine, G. P. Wheeler, Lloyd courtney, D. R. Guadleama, Elmer Graham, Essie Anderson and ZazeI Slater.
 1 MRS. HATTIE B. HoHsTA1T DlES-Mrs. Hattie B. Hohstadt, 4 years old, died early yesterday morn ing at her home, GOT North Eleventh avenue. She is survived by her hus- band, B. B. Hohstadt, and a 9-year-o old daughter. The deceased had been 2 resident of the valley for 12 years coming here from Missouri. Funera- services will be held from the J. T Whitney chapel. 134 West Adams street. at o'clock today. Interment will be made in Greenwood cemetery DIGS OUT OF JAIL-Manuel Ra. mas, arrested in Glendale at dusl Monday evening by Constable Rudd dug his way through the brick wal after supper, using a table knife Si- multaneously with Ramas' escape, the theft of Ford car from the garag, of Ase Graham was reported, and il is presumed that Ramas took the car He had been arrested on the reques of Sheriff Montgomery here, suspected of being implicated in a horse stealing deal.
 | TRl-C CLUB Witt weekly meetings featured by a suppe followed by social hour and conclud ing with discussion of problems O the freshmen boys, the Tri-C club ha organized for the seasons activities Carroll Batte is president of the nev club, John Newberry, vice president and Malcolm Harvey, secretary an, treasurer. E. D. Miller, of the Y. F. ( A. staff is in charge of the meetings.
 WRITES OF OLD TRAILS-In re sponse to a letter from the Spanisl