Arizona republican., 1919-11-23
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 WITH RYDER BRoTHERs-Louis Class, formerly a tailor of this city, has joined the Hyder Brothers sales force
 DIVORCE GRANTED-Beatrice E. Crawford was granted a divorce from William H. Crawford yesterday by Judge Stanford.
 INSTRUCTED VERDICT - Judge Lyman instructed jury in his court afternoon to return a yer dict for R. Morrison, who was the de- fendant in a suit for cancellation of a s2, 900 note brought by c. B. Jones.
 DONATE AT ONCE-The assocIated charities headquarters, 300 East Adams street, will close at 10:30 o'clock Thanksgiving morning. It is re- quested by them that friends having donations to make do so before 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. P WITH THIS NAME? - Nfkolaos Malkogeorgoporlas, known also as Nick Malkas, yesterday filed his dec laration of intention of becoming a citizen of the United States in the of flee of the clerk of the United States district court. Malkogeorgoporlas, who is a miner. came to this country from Greece in 1908.
 AWARDED coNTRAcT-Edgar A. Cooke, formerly of the w. E. Gard ner company, state distributors for the Oakland six, has been awarded the dealers contract for the west end of Maricopa county. MT. Cooke expects to have his quarters in Glendale where a, new building is being erected for him. The building will be finished within the next 30 days. MT. Cooke was also formerly tractor salesman for Ed Ru- dofph.
 MACBETH, AHOY-Frank A. John- son, representing the Charles A. Bacon company, Pacific coast distributors for the Macbeth auto lens, is in Phoenix for week, looking over the territory here. The Macbeth auto lens has made a great success wherever it has been introduced, MT. Johnson is stopping at Hotel Adams.
 CROP SPECiAlIST-E. W. Stilwell truck crop specialist with the bureau of crop estimates, will arrive in Phoe- nix in December to familiarize himself with the lettuce and cantaloupe situa- tion in the valley, MT. Stilwell will ar rive after the local contracts have been let in order that he might estimate the acreage for the coming year.
 HUDSON IN COURT = George 4. Judson, principal of the Osborn school appeared in Judge Wheeler's court yesterday morning to answer charges brought against him the day before by Mrs. Laura Bryant, who alleged that MT. Judson beat her F year old son Herbert, with a strap. MT. Judsor stated in court that he did not cause all the bruises found on the boy. legs. as alleged He added that the boy had been very hard to manage il school and that he considered dis ciplinary measures necessary. Judge Wheeler set the hearing for nex, Sat urday at 10 o'clock.
 NOT GUILTY PLEA-George Gull. lngs, arrested at Maricopa and brought here to answer a charge of burglar, Of s65 alleged by Tee Kee, pleaded not guilty yesterday before Judg, Wheeler, and his examination was SC for Monday at 10 o'clock. He wa, unable to furnish $500 bond required
 ASKS DlVORCE-Maria Lantz file, suit for divorce from w. H. Lant, yesterday, as she promised to do a fey oays ago in Judge De Souza's cour- where her husband appeared to answe her charge of uttering threats to kil She states in her complaint that h threatened to whip her, and threatene to kill her.
 | DICTIONARY MAN-Mr. and Mrs Jonathan W. Buck have returned t Phoenlx after an absence of half year, being recently in Prescott an Salt Lake City. MT. Buck is sale manager for Arizona and New Mexic Tor Dodd, Mead and company's ney international encyclopedia and make Pnoenlx his home and headuuarter.
 SENTENCES PASSED-Juan Feli
 was sentenced yesterday by Judg
 Stanford to serve from one to thre
 years In the state penitentiary fc forgery. Harry Van Wrinkle, also in
 Volved in bad check charge wa
 placed under suspended sentence be
 cause Of his youth. For five years | must deposit $40 a month in a Phoeni Dank unless he marries or is release from the order by the judge,
 HEART IN PHOENIX-The Phoe
 nix Red Cross is in receipt of a con
 munication from General A. J. Sanr
 son who for many years lived in Phot
 nix but now is a resident of San Dieg
 Although MT. Sampson has given lii
 eral support to the Red Cross in Sa Diego he states that he wishes to cor
 t1nue memberships in the Phoenix Re Cross and sent five dollar menobe, ships, to cover Mir. and Mrs. Sampso MT. and Mrs. Livermore and MT Trenno T. Osgood.
 FOR STATE BAR-Applications f,
 admission to the state bar will be Q,
 amined at the capitol tomorrow ar , Tuesday, the board of bar examine,
 converting. at a. m. for that purpos The board personnel consists of Self
 Franklin, Walter Bennett. IT,. and w. OSullivan.
 WIN ONE CLUB-Organizatio the Win One club among the your people of the Methodist Episcop , church south has been effected for il
 period of the revival which is beir conducted by the Rev. D. L. Coal Q Meetings will be held every night o'clock during this period. It planned to produce an enthusiast 1, band of Christian workers. At i o'clock last night, 100 young peop
 met in the Epworth league roon
 preparatory to attending the gener
 services half hour later. Drill ( . the books of the bible and memorial, of certain chapters with a heart ieart talk from Rev. Coale. consf z tlIted the DrOgram