Arizona republican., 1919-04-10
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DIsmIssEs AN ENTERTAINMENT

DISMISSES AN ENTERTAINMENT CHARGE-Justice De Souza yesterday dismissed the case against John R lobe, charged with embezzlement.
 FREE SEEDS-The Phoenix cham Der of commerce has received supply of seeds which will be distributed free of charge to all who desire them for use.
 CALLED BY lLLNESS-Miss Marie Willingham of 352 North First avenue left last night for Memphis, Tennessee, called on account of the serious illness of her brother.
 CARTWRIGHT SOCIETY - Cart wright Missionary society will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. L. Lockwood on Lateral 16 between the Christy and Maricopa roads.
 HERE TO BOOST LOAN DRIVE Miss Edith D. Redwood, of Yuma, who during the war has been engaged in war work there, arrived in town yes terday in connection with the forth coming Victory loan drive.
 DOUGLAS PEOPLE VISITORS Mr and Mrs. David Camp of Douglas are visiting MT. and Mrs. H. V. Rosen- berger of this city. MT. Camp is Douglas druggist and was formerly connected with the Owl Drug company here.
 ZION LUTHERAN LADIES' AID- The Ladies Aid society of the Zion Lutheran church will meet this after 1 noon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Wolf in Orangewood. Motor cars will be at the church at 130 o'clock for those | -i-I,
 BUTCHER IS FlNED-Jacob Miller was found guilty of disturbing the peace of Josephine Wright by Justice Wheeler yesterday and fined $10. The East Washington street butcher used ! vile language in the woman's presence, | according to the evidence introduced in l the justice court
 MARRIAGE LICENSES = Marriage 1 licenses were issued yesterday to Chas. 1 A. Martin, 31, Tempe, and Velma Dimes, IS, Tempe; Alfred Adair, 20, Mesa, and ! Lena lille, IT, Mesa; R. E. Walsh, 30, Gila Bend and Bernice E. Bisig, 23, Gila Bend; Clyde Ramsey, 21, Gilbert and Linda March, IS, Gilbert.
 CALLED ON SAD MISSIONARIES J. G. Belt, wife of Dr. Belt Of Phoenix, is at Salt Lake where she was sum- moned on a sad mission to attend the funeral of her brother who passed away in that city several days ago. Mrs. Belt expects to remain with relatives in Salt Lake for one week before return ] ing home
 CREIGHTON P.-T. ASSN. MEETS- 1 The Parent Teacher Association of the Creighton district will hold an all day meeting tomorrow, April Il, at the school. Red Cross sewing will be done during the morning, with a picnic lunch at noon. A business meeting will take up the afternoon. All members are urged to attend
 INVITE ROTARIANS HERE-An invitation to the Southwest Conference of Rotary Clubs to be held in Phoenix next year was telegraphed yesterday by the Phoenix chamber of commerce to Wallace Button of the Phoenix Ro- tary club now in San Diego as delegate from the local organization to the Southwest Conference now in session ] in that city.
 WANT DELEGATES TO CONFER ENCE-More delegates from Phoenix to the good roads conference to be held in Mineral Wells, Texas, April 19 are desired by the chamber of commerce. Two or three already have expressed
 
 ence. This Mineral Wells meeting is of unusual importance as the United States good roads conference is to be held there at the same time GOVERNOR DECLINES INVITA- TON Governor Campbell yester. , day, in answer to letters and tele
 grams urging his attendance at tn, Seventh annual convention of tn, | United States Good Roads associatio, at Mineral Wells, Texas, April 14-1e 5 wrote to J. A. Rountree director gen : eral of the organization, expressin, , his regret that stateb usiness pre- r vented acceptance of the invitation } an doutlining his views on the subjec ! of roads
 9 RETURN $f.o0 VERDlcT-A jury ii Judge Lyman's court yesterday re
 turned Sl.00 verdict for the defend f ant in the breach of contract sui
 brought by Robert H. Williams agains
 Lincoln Fowler The verdict wa
 signed by nine jurors The jury fee. n which must be paid for by the plaintiff amounted to s144. Williams asked fo n damages in the sum of s5,100 for al
 legged breach of contract, while Fowle not only claimed nothing was due Will
 Hams, but that he was in his debt fo
 s900.
 SET CRIMINAL TRIALS-Haze T Well, charged with grand larceny. wa J admlsted to bail yesterday whe
 Judge Stanford reduced the amount ( I bail from s3,o00 to s1,000. The boy
 alleged to have stolen Dr. R. N ! Craig's automobile. James II. Ave : charged jointly with Well, gave ba ? some time ago. The case will be trie ! hau oh. 3 a statutory crime, will be tried on Ma Q 1s, and Geronimo Limon and Enrio
 Moline, charged with robbery, are { i, face trial on June 2.
 VISIT PIONEERS HOME-Gover f nor Campbell spent yesterday in Pres : colt where he inspected the Pioneer: }, home. The governor was accompanie