Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

folk dance by Sarah and Mary Mercy
nolds, Elizabeth and Charlotte Gar
lick, Doris and Villa May Parker and
vocal numbers by Inez Pierce and Mrs
j. NJ. Barker. The program will begin
at g. 80 o'clock. The public is invited
MORENci BANKER IN cITY-Parl
Hull manager of the ella Valley Bank
and Trust company of Morenci, arrived
in Phoenix yesterday and will remain
over Sunday. Mr.. Hull is here on busi-
ness connected with the new bank al
Morenci
vALuiNG YUMA LANDs-The
state tax commission has been in
Yuma the past week making an in
spection of the farm lands in Yuma
valley and county preparatory to in
creasing the land valuation for the
1920 assessment of farm lands. The
commission has completed the inspec-
ton of Maricopa county.
INSPECTED MANY BANKS
State Bank Examiner Z. +. Ross and
Assistant Bank Examiner p. J. Munich
returned to Phoenix yesterday after a
3s days tour of inspection of the
banks in eastern and southern Ari-
IONA.
NEW ZONE DEpuTY-Leonard
CottreIl has been appointed zone
deputy of the field force of the Internal
revenue department and will take
was formerly connected with the Los
Angeles office and came here to as
sst in the income tax work. The new
deputy formerly lived in Arizona, his
father, DR.. Cottrell, being pioneer
resident OF the state.
CONTINUE HEARING-The pre-
liminary hearing of Nick Medigovich
and Suetozar Jankovich, charged with
conspiracy to violate the liquor law,
was continued by John b. Henke,
United States commissioner, from yes
terday afternoon until Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
S. C.. CHIEF JUSTICE HERE
Chief Justice Hydrick of South Caro-
lima arrived in Phoenix yesterday and
Will be here for an indefinite period.
the guest of his daughter, Miss Hy-
drick. who has made her home in this
city for several years.
FILE SURVEY APPLICATIONS
The Louis dor Mining and Milling
company yesterday filed an applica-
in the Globe mining district in ella
county. The application was filed in
the surveyor generals office.
TO FACE FEDERAL CHARGE
Frank and Esther EVANS, colored.
must face the charge of conspiracy to
violate the Harrison drug act, COM
plant having been filed against them,
following an investigation of their
case by Frank $. Smith, special agent
of the department of justice. The ne
groes were arrested by the city police,
who claim that they had $3.50 worth
OF opium in their possession when
taken into custody. They Immediately
referred the matter to the department
of justice. 4 complete layout is said
to have been confiscated AID will be
used as n government exhibit if the
case comes to trial. The defendants
will be arraigned before John j.
Henke, United States commissioner,
within a few days, it is said.
TO EXPLAIN NEW SOCIETY,"
The Maricopa Cooperative society is
now being organized. Its aims and
objects will be explained at an open
which will be held Sunday.
March Fl, at $3.50 p. m, in the main
hall at 23S East Washington street
Everyone interested is invited to at
tend. Farmers, workingmen and all
desiring to reduce the high cost of
living are urged to attend.
THESE ARE SOUGHT-The fol-
lowing are requested by the secretary
Of the service section of the Red Cross
of Phoenix TO call at their office at
the chamber of commerce building:
James Saunders, James Merle Smith,
James Beardon. Benjamin Romero.
Joe Contreras. George Shafer, Walter
T. Bennett. George S. Heath, Elmer
A. Fern, Alice I. Bradshaw. Annie
Cusick. E,stelle Robinson. Liiah Baker.
Marion Charles Lawson. Sadie Jack
son. Mrs. Conrad J. Webb.