Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

by Gov. Thomas E. Campbell were w. B. Twitchell. c. H. Akers and Frank R. Stevens, Phoenix, and C. A. Engle of Parker.
 WILL MAKE HOME HERE-Mrs. | Mary A. Holden has arrived here from Chicago with the intention of making her home in Phoenix. She is the daugh- ter of A. Dean, manager of the Panama restaurant
 SPEND WINTER HERE Miss 1rma Tuell, niece of Dr. and Mrs. S D. Little, 369 Coronado road, whose home is in Tacoma, Washington, has been spending the winter in Phoenix in company with her mother, Mrs. Oscar Tuell, whose husband was the contractor for the Monroa school building. Both mother and daughter will return soon to their Washington home. Although below age, Miss TuelI was selected because of excellent training school record to go overseas during the war. She was the youngest in her division Miss Tuel1 spent one year in Europe Mrs. $. D. Little, Mrs. c. E. Roberts and Miss Tuell re- turned yesterday from an outing at Cave Creek
 FEDERATION SPEAKER -Dr. Frank B. Batchelor from the New York Interchurch World office is to be here Thursday for a conference with state Interchurch leaders and will
  con address at the Phoenix Church Federation meeting to be held in the '. NJ c. A., at noon. This address will be well worth hearing as Dr. Batchelor is an interesting speaker. All are welcome to this noon-d day meeting. The lunch will be 25 cents to those who are there before 12:15. Those in charge cannot promise lunch to anyone after that hour.
 CONTESTS HOMESTEAD = Paul Fl. Lorentzen instituted contest pro- ceedings in the United States land of flee yesterday against Ira Pirle, claiming the latter did not secure a cancellation homestead entry before filing on a homestead in Paradise val ley
 NEW ATTORNEY - On motion of Attorney J. B. Woodward and the ere dentials from the supreme court of the 1 state of California certifying to his l admission and good standing at the | present time, and that he has been in practice five years in the state of Arizona, Osborne V. Wilson yesterday ! was admitted to practice in all the | courts of the state of Arizona in the [ supreme court.
 SENTENCE -IS SUSPENDED-H. l.. Smith pleaded guilty to a charge of grand larceny before Judge R. C. | Stanford in the superior court yester- day and was given a suspended sen-
 
 charged with stealing suit of cloth ing Valued at s75 from the City Clean ing Works.
 REALTY BOARD MEETING = The next meeting of the Marioopa County Realty Board will be held at the Y M. c. A. on Thursday evening, it was yesterday. All members who are planning to attend this meet ing should communicate with the sec rotary of the board, C. P. Woodbury, 1t is requested. A committee will re- port on the elimination of unnecessary sheets in the preparation of abstracts Other business will include t.e ques- ton of Maricopa county's representa- ton at the convention of the National Association of Realty Boards. to be held at Kansas City. early in June. The Realty Board now numbers 76 active firms in the organization. Real estate men are cordially invited to the meeting
 SECURITY BENEFIT Ass'N.-l The Security Benefit association will meet in the new I. O. O. F. hall every : Friday night beginning April ?.
 TWO ARE ARRESTED-On com plaint of Dr. Ancil Martin, secretary of the board of medical examiners for R. E. Thompson and H. l.. Brooks were arrested and arraigned on charge of advertising and holding put to practice a system of healing the
 
 not guilty and were released on their E own recogniZance to appear for trial Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The defendants say they do not profess to treat, but rent an inhaling appara Jus for the treatment of tuberculosis.
 HOLY WEEK SERVICES - The Las Supper will be commemorated by noly communion service at Trinity Pro- Cathedral at D. m. on Thursday evening. On Good Friday three-1 ~x~syr f@- --1l until o'clock, with eight brief ad- dresses, the story of the cross, and he singing of Episcopal hymns. On Friday night at o'clock The Cruci- 'ixion' will be sung under the direc- ion of w. H. Olney.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday tol Charles w. Phifheny, 20, of Haynes md Belle M Tipton. 19; of Phoenix: md Oliver I. Tawney, 39. and Lucy J. 33 both of Turkey
 MOOSE TO MEET-The Loyal Or Ter of Moose will hold an open meet ng tonight in the Odd Fellows hall. All members and their friends are in 'ited. musical and vocal program will be rendered and refreshments
 PROVES UP-Final proof under the 'elief act was made yesterday by Francis w. Porter who filed entry onl ! homestead near Buckeye. Charles ". Russell also made proof on a home tead in the same vicinity.
 WOULD BE ClTiZEN-Geoffery Russell England, aged 54. who has ,een a resident of this country since SS9 yesterday filed his declaratioss If citizenship. England who is a lorse trainer. is native of England.
 S. C. CHIEF JUSTICE BUYS IERE-Among the prominent cfti ems of otho states who have recent y become Phoenix property owners s Chief Justice Hydrich of the SUI 'reme court of South Carolina who las purchased the residence at p Vest Cypress street. Judge Hydrich s in Phoenix at the present time visit ng his daughter who makes her home lere.
 COOKED FOOD SALE-The Ladies Kid society of the Presbyterian church .