Arizona republican., 1919-05-21

the city is cordially invited to attend as some unusual entertainment has been arranged and delightful even ing is promised.
 HAVE YOU A LOAN BlLL?-Al persons holding bills against the Vic | tory loan committee are requested to present them at the chamber of com merce today. The committee wishes to complete their work and forward their report to the district headquarters.
 MERRITT HAWKINS IN U. s. l AGAlN-Word has been received by lis mother that Sergeant Merritt F. Hawkins has arrived safely in the United States from overseas. He is in company K. 15Sth infantry, and is at present at Camp Merit. New Jersey. BALSZ SCHOOL DISTRICT-Par- ent teachers association will meet Fri day at 800 o'clock in the afternoon at the school house. There VIII be an address by Mrs. Sterling and each member is requested to be present as the chair wishes to make some special announcements.
 GOES TO STUDY LAW-Captain l Lewis Lowenthal, former secretary to l Ex-Governor Hunt, and later in charge of the selective draft in Arizona, has been discharged from the service at his ow nreduest and is understood to have gone to New York to enter the col lege of law at Columbia university.
 PAROLED FROM PEN-John Cha i wis has been paroled from the state l prison by Governor Campbell upon re- | commendation of the parole and pardon board. Chavis was sentenced for hay ing left the scene of an automobile ac- cident in which he was concerned. without having left his name and ad- dress
 THESE MARRY-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday to V. B. Spratt, D, U. s. N, and Mabel F. Lindquist,
 21, Phoenix; Theodore Medellin, 46, Glendale and Ygnacia Rodriguez, 37, Glendale; Alfred G. Jones, P, Phoenix, and Alice NJ. Richardson, IS, Phoenix
 Buford Fowler, 21, Phoenix and Lulu
 Fowler, 16, Phoenix.
 WOULD PROBATE WILL-W. T. Iinville yesterday filed petition for
 probate of will of his father, Andrew
 J. Linville, pioneer of the state, who
 died April 21. In his will Linville left
 his property, which consists of realty
 holdings in Cave Creek, to his wife. The
 petition will come up for hearing be-
 fore Judge Lyman on June 9.
 LAST BRIDGE TEA-The Country
 club will give it's last Saturday bridge tea for the season this week when Mrs D. W. Baum assisted by a group of club members will preside. The event will
 not only mark the final tea for the
 year but will be the last afternoon
 function of note until the social season
 is inaugurated in the autumn.
 
 that his wife would wreck his barber shop at Litchfield, E. G. Hall, a negro , yesterday swore to a complaint ir , Justice De SouZa's court in which , Eleanor Hall was charged with threat 7 ening to commit an offense against his property. The woman was released
 on her own recognizance and her pre- llmlnary hearing set for Friday after } noon at ? o'clock.
 MADISON SCHOOL PUPILS TO GRAOUATE-The class of 1919, of the
 Madison school, will receive diplomas l Thursday morning, May 22, at o'clock
 Superintendent A. L. Jones will ad- dress the class and present the diplo-
 mas. Mrs. Donald Fraser will favor those present with a vocal solo and
 Mrs. Mcclure will be heard in instru- mental selections. The public is cor Qldlly invited to be present.
 ASSESSMENT ROLL OPEN-Thf assessment roll of Maricopa county . was filed yesterday with the board
 of supervisors and will be open fol
 inspection until June 1, when the SUD-
 erVisors will sit for ten days as a board or equalization. Clerk Standage of the board stated that the next few days
 Will be marked by tax payers viewins ! the role that they might appear before the board and take up matters in dis. 2 pute at the proper time.
 STATE STOCK SERUM IN DE- ' MAND-The livestock sanitary board IS being kept busy sending out stock
 serums and vaccines for the use ot , stockmen all over the state since theil recent announcement that they had the
 pest germ free vaccine ana serum fol l sale at cost, and the government vac.
 cine free. Stockmen all over the state 3 Ed. Stephens, the secretary, announced
 yesterday, are taking advantage or th, terms offered on preventatIves Of rang, F diseases.
 , ORoSS REFlNER GOES HOME
 Louls W. Jones, sometimes called Buf , falo Jones or Cowboy Jones' known al
 over the Pacific coast as a dross ref
 CT, left last night for his home in Oak land, Cal, after stay of several week.
 In Phoenix and vicinity Mir. Jones 1.
 the owner of a ranch in the Higley
 neighborhood. Some people may no [. know what dross refiner is. In MT - Jones case, he is a worker over of met e al which has been too much used, int,
 a usable linotype metal
 n A Phoenix chapter. No. h NS%T o. E. S, will hold its reg