Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-19


byterian church will sew all day today
at the church.
HOLD DANCE TONIGHT = The
! Madison Improvement club will give
their usual dance tonight at their club
house on Indian School road Coco
music and a good time is assured AL
are invited to attend
WESTMINSTER CIRCLE The
| Westminster Circle of high school
| girls will meet at the Presbyterian
church Saturday from 1880 a. m, until
! 2 o'clock d. m. Luncheon will be served
at noon.
/ COFFEE MAN IN CITY-Ed f.
! Murphy, representing the NJ. j. Bran
denStine company of San Francisco,
/ distributors of coffee, and who has
charge of the Arizona field, arrived in
Phoenix yesterday for a visit of a few
Gays.
HOME FROM HONEYMOON = Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Korrick will arrive home
today from an extended honeymoon
trip in the east. Their marriage took
place Jan. Is. on the coast and the trip
has been a combined one of business
and pleasure.
CEREMONIAL A SUCCESSIVE
ceremonial held at Chandler Wednes-
day night by e. Yemamah temple No.
65 D. O. K. K, was an entire success.
Thirty-four tyroes took the trip across
the hot sands.
LICENSES TO TWO COUPLES
Licenses to marry were issued yester-
day to William c. Elerick, "a, and Ava
B. McClaughy, %, both of Phoenix;
and Ramon Hesquita, %, and Concep-
ton Lucero, 10, both of Phoenix.
GENERAL SALES AGENT IN CITY
William A. Perley, general sales
agent for the Pacific Coast Shredded
Wheat Co, with territory embracing
California, Arizona and Nevada, has
been in Phoenix for n day or two in
the interests n his cQnlnanV- He leaves
tonight
HERE TO VISIT DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Giilum and their
daughter, Mrs. Mary Biggs, formerly
of Phoenix, but now living at Holly
wood Cal. are visiting the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gillum at $40 East
Willetta street.
CALL TO BUILDERS EXCHANGE
All members of the Builders Elk
change are requested to be present at
the meeting of the open Shop en-
ployers to be held at the chamber of
commerce, this evening, March 10. G..
D. Marvin. secretary.
PACKAGE is FOUND-A package
boy on East Van Buren, street yeSter-
cay and turned into the sheriffs office.
The owner may have the same by call
ing for it.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS
The Womans Home Missionary society
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meet at the home of Mrs. A. L. Doron,
702 North Fourth street, this afternoon
at 2: 80 O'Clock. All women interested
in this church and its work are cor
daily invited to attend.
MORE HIGHWAY BIDS SOON-1
Bids for construction under the Mari
copa county highway commission 5
S4,O00000 project will be called for
within the next few days, according to
statements yesterday by members of
the commission. The new bids, called
for in place of the bids recently turne4
down by the commission, will be for
construction under a program
involving less volume of material.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT-Th
engagement of Miss Margaret McKen-
zie of Michigan and Albert E. Ward.
graduate nurse of this city, is an
spending the winter at Albuquerque,
N NJ. The wedding is to take place |
in the early summer Mr.. Ward is one
of the country's best tubercular |
nurses
Frank Lugo. who pleaded guilty to a |
charge of petty larceny in the court of
Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler /
Wednesday, was given a sentence of |
six months in the county jail yester |
lay. Lugo admitted taking a laval
iere from his sister in-law. Mrs. Emily
WIZ the
GIFTS FOR cHILDREN'S HOME
All checks for the Children's home
should be made out to the Arizona
Thlidren's Home association and |
should be sent TO the president of the
ocal branch at 1104 North Second
street, according to Mrs. w. w. Ed
wards. city chairman of the drive for
$4,000.
DENIES SPEEDING CHARGE Ed
" Jordan pleaded not guilty to a
charge of speeding when arraigned
yesterday before Nat T. Mckee. He
vas released on his own recognizance
o appear for trial March %. He was
Irrested on complaint of ii. w. Barg-
nan, who alleges that Jordan was
irving his auto in excess of the speed
INIT on the South Center street bridge
HELD TO ANSWER-William Clyde
Butler pleaded not guilty to a charge
# committing a statutory offense when
Irraigned before Judge r. S. Stan
ord in the superior court yesterday
fternoon. Butler, who was arrested
everal days ago on complaint of his
wife, waived examination before Jus
ice Nat T. Mckee yesterday morning
md was held to answer to the su-
,erior court
RAiDED, ARE ARRAIGNED-Nick
dedigovich and Suetozar JanlSovich,
whose arrest followed a raid made at
he formers home on the Buckeye
Dad, where a liquor manufacturing
'utfit was confiscated by the officers, i
we're arraigned before United States
Henke yesterday on the
barge of conspiracy TO commit an of
ense. They pleaded not guilty and I,
heir preliminary hearing was set for
O'Clock this afternoon. Both were
eleased on their own recognizance
The defendants were taken into GUS
ody late Tuesday night. when the
1edigovich place was raided by pro-
ibition enforcement agents, assisted
aDanfS of The dnrla II ant Of IN /