Arizona republican., 1920-09-05

BANK EKS IN CI VI A. 1NObln-
son and II. WaIinsby. bankers from
/ New York city, and c. c. SeIden and
/ II. H. Cotton, bankers from Los Ange-
/ les. spent yesterday in Phoenix look
/ ing over some properties.
/ GOING ON VACATlON-Auna May
DAILY, clerk in the justice court of the
west Phoenix precinct Will leave TueS
day night for a months vacation IN
southern California
i MUSICAL MATINEE-A musical
/ wifi be held by the piano pupils OF Miss
! Nellie TrOtt and violin pupils of Fran
/ cisco Rozzini at the studio, 518 North
/ Sixth street next Saturday afternoon
/ at o'clock.
ENROUTE TO COAST. II. Nc
HEWITT proprietor Of the Overland gar
age at Globe. passed through Phoenix
yesterday afternoon enroute TO Los
Angeles, where ne VIII spend a few
weeks basking in the cool sea breeZeS.
AT PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Rev. Merlin and wife. missionaries to
! Egypt. viii be present at the First
Pentecostal church services at Tenth
and Washington streets today. The
Sunday school viii begin at 10 O'Clock
and preaching will be at II o'clock a.
m and o'clock D. m.
CHARGED WITH BATTERY-LIoyd
Helm yesterday was arraigned before
/ justice Mckee on two charges of sim
pie battery He was released under a
{
to appear for trial September IA. He is
charged by Charles AXE with striking
/ Lillian AXE and Jack AXE.
! LABOR DAY PARADE-Paradew will
/ form at 10 o clock on Third street. be
| tween Washington and Adams Route.
West on Adams to Second avenue.
south to Washington and east to the
place of beginning. There VIII be
speaking at city hall plaza in the aft
ernoon and a dance in the evening at
the hall of the Federal union. 70l East
| jefferson.
| GOING TO cOAsT-Earl Canning.
assistant secretary of the Home Build
| ers, with his wife left on Friday night
for California, where they will spend
some time at the springs. a little later
/ they will be Joined by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Canning. who Will also visit an
other son, Corporal Harry Canning and
his wife
PLEADS NOT GUILTY-Raymond
Graves yesterday pleaded not guilty be-
lore Justice Mckee on charge OF as
sault and was released on his own rec
ognizance to appear for trial next Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock. The com
planning witness in the case is @. w.
Burk, who charges Graves with beating
him.
INJURED IN AccIDENT
Taylor suffered a severe cut on the
bridge of her nose from flying glass
when motor car which her mother,
Mrs. j. l.. Taylor was driving crashed
into pole at the corner of Center and
Van Buren, streets about noon yester-
day. Mrs. Taylor drove into the post
in order to avoid hitting a motor car
which was being driven south on Cen
| ter street
MARRIAGE ENSES-Licenses
to marry were issued yesterday to Leo
Fred Bowser. q, and Leslie Pauline
/ Cloud. 16. both of Phoenix; Henry
| White, 81, and Laura Williams, %,
| both of Phoenix; Francisco Caranza,
| 81. and Rosario Amiros. 81 both of
/ Phoenix; Ygnacio Espinosa, AZ, and
/ Delfino Contrarro %, both of Phoenix;
/ and Jose Munoz, 20, and Rafaela Gotta,
| 80. both of Phoenix.
! VISITING IN PHOENIX-W. H.
Lount has been spending several days
| in Phoenix visiting friends and rela-
! tives. He is on his return trip to New
| Orleans to continue his studies in med
! icine and surgery at the Tulane Medical
| college. Mr.. Lount is returning from
! entS, Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Lount,
who are now living in Oakland
| CASHlON WILL CELEBRATE -
/ Horse racing. broncho busting. goat
roping, foot racing and boxing will all
! be featured in the Labor day program
at Cashion tomorrow The principle
/ event viii be a ball game between the
| CaShion Red SoX and Halstead Lumber
! company, which will start at / O'Clock.
| The other sports viii be started at 10
| o'clock in the morning. Dancing and
refreshments will be served as added
inducements to bring out the crowd
-O
NeaIon of Phoenix for Supreme
/ Courf-Adv n