Arizona republican., 1920-01-07

assistant UnlteQ states dttoiliSS, oio
Frank S. Smith, special agent or the
department of justice who investigated
the case. the matter went over until
later in the week.
ASK LOAN ATIONS-Appeal
ing to club women for loan donations,
the Anti Tubercular society yesterday
asked for contributions for its loan
shelf The appeal was made at the
woman's club when it was stated that
there was need of wheel chairs, linens
and other articles from those who do
not care to accept charity.
SEEKING FATHER MAGllL -
Claude and Clyde Magill, Is and il
years old. have written to Chief of
Police Brisbois here asking informa-
tom regarding their father. Ray r.
Magill. According to the letter Magill
eft FL Paso last March en- route for
the west via Phoenix. His two boys
have not heard from him since. They
gave their address at Fit. Worth.
Texas. genera delivery.
REED APPEAL ISSED-The
United States district court of appeals
at san Francisco has dismissed the
appeal of John Reed, convicted and
sentenced to serve for five years for
killing an Indian on the Papago res
ervation. Word that the appeal had
been dismissed was received at the
United States attorneys office yes
terdav.
SHRINE MEETS ToNIGHT-Epes
Randolph of Tucson, illustrious po
tentate. is to be present al a meeting o.
FL Zaribah temple, Mobiles of. the
Mystic Shrine, to be held in Phoenix
Wednesday, January Z, at o'clock p.
m. Shrine patrol matters are to be
discussed. Other business of import
ance is on the program of the evening.
CHARGED WITH THEFT-William
Rosas. charged by Edward F. Richard
son with the theft of a bicycle belong
ing to the latter. was arraigned yes
terday before Judge Wheeler. His ex-
animation will take place next Friday
and he was committed to the custody
of the sheriff, unable to furnish $500
bond.
ARRAIGNED-Charg by Sylvina
del Higuera with having cursed her
and abused her Rita F'igueroa was
arraigned yesterday before Judge
Mckee in the West Phoenix precinct
justice court. She pleaded not guilty
and her trial was set for a week from
today at 10 o'clock.
THESE WILL MISUNDERSTANDING
licenses were issued yesterday by the
clerk of the superior court to the fol-
lowing persons: Louis A. Kulhne, 40
of Holbrooll, and Ellen Smith, AZ, of
Los Angeles: Stanley Newell, "a, and
Naomi Coleman. IS, both of Mesa
Teddy HI. Kelley %. and Anna b.
Plume. 10, both of Phoenix; Philip
s'dHSHeI' Il, ana 1IStd ondNlTd, DOM
of Tempe: Oliver F Perry, "a. and
Lucille Scott, "a. both of Phoenix: i
Emos Delon, %. and Sarah Lewis, Is, |
both of Komatke.
p. T. A. Observation-Disclosures of
the Parent Teachers associa ton of
the Wilson district will meet al the |
school house next Friday afternoon t
3 o'clock. Miss Walton is scheduled |
to address the meeting on "Anti-Tu- |
berculosis-" Good attendance is being |
urged.
BALsZ p. T. A. MEETING The |
regular meeting of the Balsz Parent |
the school house Friday afternoon at |
2:30 O'clock All members are urged /
to be present.
ST. LUkE'S BALL-Arrangeme /
have been completed for the six an
maui charity ball for ST Luke's home |
which will be given at the Women's
club tonight. Dancing will begin at
o'clock and from all indications
big crowd will be present.
FLOWERS
For all occasions. Fresh daily. Ex-
Arizona Seed and Floral Co. -3OS.
Central Ave Phone 4403.-Adv. If
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The midwinter term Of the thirty
first year will open at The Lamson
Business College, % West Washington
street, Phoenix, Arizona, Monday, Jan !
Iary 5, 1920. Eight teachers, each
having had experience in his particu-
ar line, will be in charge. Glasses in
Gregg shorthand. business English.
ypewriting, bookkeeping, rapid calcu-
alton. business law. etc-Adv.
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