Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
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TO ATTEND FUNERAL - The Council of Jewish Women is asked to day in the Moore X Mcclellan chapel at 3:3O D. m.
 TO CASTLE HOT SPRINGS-SyI- van Gang, assistant cashier of the Ma tional Bank of Arizona, left yesterday for Castle Hot Springs, where he will spend the next few days.
 CARRIERS EXAMINED Civil service examinations were conducted in the federal building yesterday for motor rural carriers and fo ra fourth class postmaster. The position of postmaster is= =epena at Palo Verde.
 HOMESTEAD CONTEST-Alfred I. Winsett yesterday filed contest pro Daniel J. Reidy and Kate Pine, for merly Kate McEneaney. The property in both instance sis located in Cochise county and the contestant claims that the contestants abandoned their home steads.
 SEEKS CITIZEN ENSHIP-Robert w. P. Ewen, 64. yesterday filed his cec- laration of intention of becoming a citizen of the United States. Ewen, who has farm near Phoenix. came to this country in 1915. from Canada.
 FINED S50-Lulu Tarver, said by the police to be Lulu Wright, the negro woman who had a prominent part in the events connected with the indict- ment and trial of Mayor Woodman of Los Angeles last year on charges of having received a bribe for the pro- tection of vice yesterday was fined $50 by Police Judge Thomas for violation of city ordinance GO. having to do with vice. She pleaded guilty to the charge.
 BIRTHDAY DANCE-In celebration of the twelfth birthday of their daugh- ter. Miss Helen Sprowls. Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Sprowls of IT West Lyn- wood street, gave a delightful dinner dance on Friday evening. Those there were MT. and Mrs. Barney Hodgins, Miss Vera Holloway, Miss Esther Full ton, Miss Ruth Sprowls, c. c. Down ing and Robert Frulton-
 THESE WILL MARRY - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Carlos. Salgado, 21, and Dolores Pacheco. 23, both of Phoe- nix: Ricardo Garcia, 20. and Josefin Martinez. 19, both of Phoenix: Ticie l.. Kintz, 27 and Edyth By, IS, both of Phoenix: Emory =. King, 34, and Cor rine Saunders. both of Kansas City; Jesus NJ. Rosales, .32. and Branle Para 2f, both of Glendale; Roy w Kulikoff. 20. and Jennie T. ATolmachoff, 19. both FAVOR CASH BoNUS-At a, regu-' lar meeting of William Bloys Post No 2 of the American Legion of Tempe, the post went on record as unanimous Iy in favor of enacting some kind of legislation whereby the state of Ari- zona would be able to pay substan- tial cash bonus to it's soldiers, sailors and marines who served in the great war.
 ALHAMBRA MEETING-It is de- sired that all interested in Alhambra community be present at the services to be held today at II o'clock at the Cap itol school house. There will be preaching by the pastor, Rev. E. L. 4I there will be Sunday school All are invited to attend.
 FREE COURSES-The Y. M. c. A. for ex-service men who meet required New Mexico and Texas west of Pacos river write N. H. Day, I'll Caples building, Fl Paso, Texas. or apply to the nearest Y. M. c. A.
 MRS. GETSINGER ILL-Mrs. B. w. Getsinger, 315 East Palm Lane, is re- ported to be very i'll with bronchial pneumonia. She is confined to the bed and her physician has forbidden her friends seeing Mrs. Getsinger at the present time.
 HERE FRO MBERkELEY-Phil F. A. Ryan, of Berkeley, California, ar rived in the city yesterday and is stop ping at the Commercial hotel.
 VISITS PHOENix-William Rosen- burg. of Congress Junction. was a visi- tor in the city yesterday, registering at the Commercial hotel.
 HERE FROM FRISCO-Lee Berg strom. of San Francisco, arrived in the