Arizona republican., 1919-01-23
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TAKES PRISONERS TO UTAH Traffic Officer Bush Anderson of the l local police department left last night for Salt Lake City, in charge of four federal prisoners, all enemy aliens.
 FoRFEITS BOND-W. Sharp, charged with speeding, forfeited his bond of $10 by not showing up in po lice court yesterday afternoon. Clint Armstrong was dismissed on a similar charge.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses issued yesterday were to Charles H. Root, 57, Phoenix, and Amanda Farrell, AS, Phoenix; Samuel Garcia, 31, Tempe, and Angela Bells, IS, Tempe.
 TOLLEsON GIN DRAWING - The following names were drawn at the Tolleson gin of the Southwest Cotton company and may deliver three bales of cotton each on January 29: H.. E. Sanderson and Cox K Garische.
 CALLED BY NEPHEW'S DEATH Con c. Bly has been called to Will jams by the sudden death of his nephew, Jack Bankhead, son of Mrs. G. A. Bankhead of 1101 East Polk street.
 PHOENIX GIN DRAWlNG--The fol- lowing names were drawn yesterday at the Phoenix gin of the Southwest Get ton company and may deliver three bales of cotton each. January 29: w. H. White and Mrs. Carlton Wood.
 CHURCH WOMEN TO SEW-The women of the First Christian church will meet at the Red Cross rooms at tn ha day sewing for the Belgian relief work. All women of the church are urged to attend, as the work is being rushed.
 HAS HUSBAND ARRESTED Tince Williams was held to answer to the superior court by Justice De SouZa yesterday on the charge of failure to provide for his wife and minor child. He furnished bond in the sum of $200.
 SCHOLARSHIPS TO MEET-The The Schoolmasters club will hold a luncheon meeting at the Tempe high school building Saturday evening at s. The lunch will be prepared and served by the home economics section of the Tempe high school.
 USED 70" FOR AN "A"-It seems that there was some confusion in the minds of the friends of George Wold of the De Marvel Institute when they read in yesterday mornings paper of an arrest. The man arrested was George C. Wald. The error occurred by use of an "O'' for an "A"
 INCORPORATIONS-The following companies have filed their applications with the corporation commission for articles of incorporation: Forty five | Ninsty Mining company; Cambrian | Alloy Steel company; Bolivia Develop ment company; Arizona Photoplays and Consolidated Mining company
 WOMAN'S CLUB TO SEW-The members of the Woman's club will sew all day tomorrow at the Red Cross sewing rooms in the War Work build ing. It is hoped by the committee in charge for the day that as many mem bers as possible attend, and others who are willing to come and sew vii | be very welcome
 ANOTHER DAUGHTER BoRN- -'Tll make legislator of her." declared Oscar c. Price, day jailer under sher- | if Montgomery, when notified yester- day that he was the father of a chilt born at the family home , miles wes on the Buckeye road, early yesterda! morning. This is the second daughter born to MT. and Mrs. Price, whose cid est child is years of age
 TO DEPORT MExICANS-Julia, Rosas, Juan Sanchez and Isidore Cor
 dova, serving time in the county jail
 having been convicted on misdemeano
 charges, will be deported to Old Mexi
 co. according to word received at tn
 sheriffs office yesterday. The mel
 will be sent across the border at once
 say the authorities.
 r n an absence of several months from hi
 office, Dr. Harry Carson has resume , his practice, having entirely recovere
 from a serious illness. The physician
 again established in his former quar
 ters at 142 West Adams street. , DAUGHTERS DEATH CALLS =
 J. M. Henderson and mother, of go South First street, left last night fo
 New Orleans, called by the death ( Mrs. F. o. Hempel, daughter of Mr.
 Alice E. Henderson.
 RAILROAD CHIEF COMING-J. l
 Edwards, manager of the agriculture section of the United States railroa
 administrationat Washington, will L in Phoenix next Monday. January } Mir. Edwards visit to this city will L
 a part of a general trip of inspectio \ and survey he is making in the west connection with his railroad admins tration duties, especially with the west ern movement which is expected [ |. follow the war.
 WRITE FOR SCHOOL HoUS
 PlANS-The new high school to | erected at McAlester Okla, will | modelled after the Phoenix high schoo if plans of C. Harry Jones. formerl
 of this city, now in business at Mo J Alester. are carried out. MT. Jont
 has written the local chamber of con | 1 merce for pictures and data the hig school here, and they will probab d serve for a model for the McAleste = school. The McAlester high school ws # recently destroyed by fire with loss
 S100,000.