Arizona republican., 1919-04-12

nenL or Ine local pOSLOIllCe. IlS "AAi make the change on April 15.
 PASSED BAD CHECK, IS CHARGE William Faazedra, an alleged chech artist, will be given his preliminary examination before Justice Wheeler at II o'clock Tuesday morning. The de- fendant is said to have cashed >' bogus check with sam Wah Lee. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION The civil service commission announces an noneducational examination will be held in Phoenix on April 25 for the pur- pose of filling vacancy in the position of unskilled laborer in the custodian service. The salary for this position is | $500 per year. Further information may be obtained at the local postoffice 1 RETURNS TO LOS ANGELES- Mrs Jessie Holroyd Bradley, regis | tered gradute nurse, left last night over the Southern Pacific for her home in Los Angeles, after spending three weeks in the Sisters hospital, where she had come to undergo an operation upon the shoulder by a prominent local surgeon.
 VICTORY LOAN POSTERS AR RivE-A shipment of highly colored and illustrated posters has been re- ceived by the Chamber of Commerce | for distribution in this city and county in the approaching campaign for the Victory Liberty Loan. The illustrations are of such a nature that the purse, as well as the heart, will be moved when the average citizen studies the picture. | WOMANS' EMPLOYMENT BU- REAU MOVES - The headquarters of the womans' division of the L. s. employment service has been moved fro, F. h.. Masonic temple, S4 South Central avenue. Mrs. Ruth Bindings, the ex- aminer in charge, may now be reached by telephoning number 303S.
 WANT MORE AT SUNDAY SCHOOL An appeal for greater attendance for the Sunday school at Madison school house has been sent out. The superin- tendant expresses the hope that the at tendance will grow until commensurate with the day school enrolment, and urges the necessity of education along material lines. The attendance last Sunday is reported as good.
 c. OF c. INVITED TO COAST MEETlNG-An invitation has been re- ceived by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce to send delegates to meet ing of the Associated Chambers oi Commerce of Riverside County, Cal. which is to be held at Blythe on Apri 24. The local chamber voted at theii regular meeting Wednesday to make arrangements to send delegate il possible.
 YOUNG GOLDMAN HOME SooN- Eugene Goldman has received his dis charge from service, according to wor, received by his father, Charles Gold man, yesterday. Young Goldman ha been attached to the subsistence de partment in Washington with the ranl of second lieutenant. He will travel il the east for several weeks before hi return, coming to Phoenix by the wa of San Francisco, where he will b joined by his sister, Miss Rose Be ( Goldman.
 MUST SUPPORT FAMlLY-Edwar Sutherland, bricklayer earning sS
 day. was brought before Judge Stan
 ford yesterday charged with failure {
 provide for his wife and minor chilo
 Sutherland stated that while he wa
 paid SS when he worked he did no s work every day. The court ordere
 him to contribute $50 every two week
 toward the support of his family. Bon 70 was fixed in the sum of $500. - p. H. S. GIRLS MEET COUNTRY Q CLUB AT TENNIS-The Phoeni Dia
 the women's team of the country clu ,e at 9:30 o'clock this morning. The tour
 nament will be played in Phoenix, an will consist of four games of single
 and two of doubles. Ethel Burton, Cert
 rude Moore, Vivian Edwards and Fer IS Tynen will play the singles for Phoeni high, and Gertrude Moore and vivia
 Edwards, and Lucia Campbell and Lil
 lian Osborn will play the doubles.
 WANT TO EXTEND CITY LIM n iTS-A conference will perhaps be hel s5 in the near future between the cit ,s commission and delegates from repre- I5 sentative organizations in the city i E regard to extending the limits of tn city of Phoenix. This proposition ha O been considered for some time but n ,r definite action has been taken and tn se decision of the leading organizations ( 50 the city in the matter will be watche n with interest by all residents who al 2 interested in the growth of their horn
 city
 no FORMER ENlcIAN D
 VORCED - Word from the coa a. brings the news that a divorce h:
 been granted to Mrs. Margaret to Guyer. prominent in the younger s
 ciety set in Pasadena, from Leis to Guyer, former Phoenician The sho
 married life of the couple was pass, h. in Altadena- Subsequently Mrs. Guy
 who was married in 1916. is t
 daughter of Mrs. Harlow Bund; - Blue.
 1 THESE WILL MARRY-Marria, ! licenses were issued yesterday ! Charley Miranda, 26. Tempe. and Ma se Jimines, 23, Tempe; H. Bamesbergt K 52, Los Angeles. and Mary F. Baul
 g, Phoenix; Garry ]. Ramsey B. Phoenix, and Rachel R. Acuff . of Phoenix; Lorreta Luna, 2S, Tempe, al he Panchan Olivia, 20 Tempe; Juan
 Cazares, 20, Chandler, and Felesi E. Moreno, r, Chandler: Antonio Sa ", chez, 8, Chandler and Manana Fibre ss 1S Chandler.
 FACES CHECK FRAUD CHARGE D. Martin Lopez. who is alleged to ha De passed a bogus check on Kitty Coh ng was arraigned before Justice Wheel
 yesterday. The Mexicon is charg tE with passing @ check for S29 drawn mt the National Bank of Arizona, the COT Tn plaining witness giving him in retu h. s1S.50 in cash and the balance in me
 chandise. Lopez it is said, claims th Tn he got nothing out of the transact to but 50 cents. He will be given his pi pol liminary hearing at 10 o'clock Tuesd to morning.
 Ie- MRS. DECKER LILA telegr;