Arizona republican., 1919-02-27
TOWN TOPICS

SPEEDER IS FiNED-Bruce Fugate who exhibited too much speed as a motorist, was fined S10 by Justice De Souza yesterday.
 PYThlAN SISTERS TO SEW-The Pythian Sisters will sew for the Req Cross all day Friday in the Red Cross sewing room in the War Work building.
 FINED FOR SPEEpING-M. F. Sutton was fined $1O by Justice Wheeler yesterday for violation of the speed law on North Central avenue.
 FOUND NOT GUiLTY-A. J. Ullon, charged with disturbing the peace. was found not guilty by Justice Wheeler yesterday. The complainant was Min nie Smith who alleges that Ullon cursed her.
 RESUME REVIVAL SUNDAY-The revival meeting at the Calvary Bap- tist church has been suspended until sunday Everybody is invited on Sun day and number of new members will be received into the church.
 COUNTRY CLUB BRIDGE TO- NlGHT-The Country club will give a bridge this evening, the club event be- ing one of the particularly smart af- fairs of February. The March calendar will be announced shortly.
 BAlSZ RENT-TEACHER - The Balsz Parent Teacher association will hold its regular meeting Friday after noon at o'clock. Dr. Carr will deliver a lecture. All mothers of the district are cordially invited to attend. ATTORNEYS MOTHER HERE - Mrs. F. G. Tyrell of Pasadena, is pass l ing the week in town, the guest of As | sistant County Attorney and Mrs. Rob- ert Jarrott of 1901 West Monroe street. Mrs. Tyrell is the mother of Mrs. | Jarrott.
 WASHINGT GToN'S BIRTHDAY PARTY - The girls mission band, Lit tie Lightbearers and the boys and | girls congress of missions will hold a Washington's birthday party Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Presby terian church. All boys and girls of the Sunday school are cordially in- vited to attend.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Harry Francis Olmsted, %, Phoenix, and Laura Frances Craighead, 2S, Phoenix; | Victor A. Anderson, 35. Phoenix and Edith Smith. s. Phoenix; Frank Mar, tinez, 27. Glendale and Matilde Ace | vedo. 19. Glendale.
 l FFN6S " III A. H. Slaughter of Greenlee county passed through Phoenix yesterday with six prisoners from his county, er route for the state penitentiary al | Florence. The prisoners were all Mex jeans and were sentenced to serve terms of from one to eleven years. JAKE THOMAN COMING HOME | Friends of Jake Thoman. and they are | IpWiDn will hp u1ad fn 1aar fhaf fhs young soldier is enroute for home Word to that effect has been received here by his parents, MT. and Mrs. An. drew Thoman, who are expecting hin March 15. Young Thoman has beer overseas for many months.
 kAR SON TO KNOW FATE MARCH +Whether or not J. X. Karl son is guilty of the offense of selling stock in the Inspiration Central Min ing company without a permit, will bt known March 4 at which time Justic, De SouZa will decide the matter whicl he took under advisement yesterday a the conclusion of the primary hearinI | of karlson.
 AccUSER WITHDRAWS COM PlAlNT-The differences betweel Mrs. Una Hallmark and Mrs. R. A Abramson, who occupy the same hous on West Van Buren street, were no aired in Justice De Souza's court yes terday, the case having been dismisse, at the request of the complaining wit ness, Mrs. Abramson, who accuset Mrs. Hallmark of disturbing the peace
 MORE TIME TO FIND BOOKS = The AJo Cornelia Copper compan, has been granted an extension of tim
 10 March 10, in which to produce thei
 books for audit by the corporation commission. Representatives of tn company stated that the president an secretary of the company were out il the mountains somewhere" and hal the books locked up, but that strenuou efforts were being made to locate then , CHllDRENS' HOUR INTEREST , iNG-The childrens' hour given at tn , School of Music yesterday afternoon b
 piano pupils of Edith E. Edwards, MT.
 Charles T. Weir and Mrs. Luthe
 Steward, violin pupils of II. Klingen
 field and expression pupils of Vivia , t1orine Young, proved to be one of tn : most interesting recitals ever given b : : small tots" holding the attention c a large audience from beginning to enc ASK ExECUTOR BE CHANGED = George SillS. named as executor of tn estate of his wife, Mrs. Barbara \ SeiIs, Tn her will filed in the office c
 the clerk of the court yesterday, aske that the Phoenix Title and Trust com pany be appointed administrator b
 reason of his change of residence { i Wilmington, Delaware. Mrs. Sells lei property here to the value of S3.00t I The hearing will come up before Judg Lyman March 10.
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE - Sylvanus Palmer yesterday petitione
 the court to appoint him administratC Of the unadministrated estate Of Fran
 cis King who died in August, 1916. Mir King deft an estate of approximatel S2.5O0. her husband Charles King, be ing appointed by the court as admin
 istrator King died, leaving the estat
 unsettled, and Palmer, who is King ' eXecutcr. has asked to direct the dis a tribution of Mrs. Kings estate. SELL MUCH STATE LAND - Tn v big sale of state land started yesterda
 at Yuma, and by little after moo xsu I AL