Arizona republican., 1920-06-20

negotiations at Versailles. After his return to this country he became sec rotary to Congressman Hayden.
 OVERLAND TO COAST Mrs. R. Brown is leaving overland this morn- ing for San Francisco with the Jimmie Barker family of Fl Paso. In San Francisco Mrs. Brown will be joined by her daughter. Miss Pima Brown Returning. they will spend the month of July at Venice.
 TO CONFERENCE ON COAST = Miss Sylvia Evans, Miss Dorothy Miss Gladys Hamilton left the early part of the week to attend the college and normal school conference of tho Y. W. C. A., at Asilomar. California They will be gone about two weeks.
 DINNER TO EMPLOYES-Dr. R. J. flight, state veterinarian, gave a d1n- ner last evening to his employees in the live stock sanitary board. Guests were entertained at the home of Dr. and Mrs. flight in Tempe. and in- cluded Mrs. R. E. Solosta, Mrs. Shep- pard Hlscox. Miss Ann Egner and Miss Grace Cousins
 cONFERs ON ROAD PROJECTS r. M. Holmquist is in Washington, D. C., conferring with Director Me Donald of the bureau of public roads, relative to the 40 different federal projects under way and those pro- posed for Arizona. Mir. Holmquist is in charge of the federal aid of the state highway department.
 LACK OF MATERIAL DELAYS notwithstanding on five miles of the first project of the Florence Superior highway has been completed, according to word brought to Phoenix yesterday by D. M. Bunker, engineer in charge, who was in the city for a conference with State Engineer Mad dock. MT. Bunker stated that owing to the difficulty of securing material, it is impossible to predict when the highway would be completed. Bunker has a force of 65 men on the work. FOUND GUILTY OF STATUTORY CRIME - Francis. Roberts yesterday was found guilty by a jury in superior court on the charge of committing a statutory offense. He will be sen fenced Tuesday morning by Judge Stanford Vaida Cunningham 16 years old. testified that Roberts, threatening her with gun, attacked her while he was taking her home late at night on January ,. Roberts was arrested in March and after being re- leased on bond of $1,000 disappeared. Later he gave himself up.
 THESE WILL WED = Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Will liam H. Bedding. 32. of Phoenix, and Rhea Morris, g, of Chicago; Eleodoio Villareal 2, and Julia Luques, IT, both of Phoenix; John c. Sullivan, 21, of Glendale, and Bessie Lacey. r, Castle Hot Springs; Ismael Candelario, 34. and Peteonila Saurez, 25, both of Litchfield; Robert J. Sargent, 26 and Nina Bell Baker. 1S both of Mesa; Dewey H. Phillips, 1e. and Etta Bris- by, IS both of Tucson; and Rafael B. Rivera, 36. and Juaquina Martinez, IT. both of Mesa
 LUNCHEON TO FELLOW OPEL CERS-In honor of John H. NankiveIi of San Francisco. who is visiting iu Phoenix. Dr. A. M. Tuthill yesterday gave a luncheon at the Arizona ciup to fellow officers of the 79th brigade which saw service in France. Dr. Tut hill formerly was general in com mand of the brigade, and Mir. Nankiveli was major in the 157th infantry. The brigade was composed of the I57th and the 15Sth infantries. Former officers of the 158th present were Col. E. F. Grinstead Capt. Williamson. Col Walter $. Ipgalls, now state adjutant general Capt. Frank La Rue, and Capt Fred Wright