Arizona republican., 1920-04-29
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 WHITNEY SELLS RESIDENCE J. T. Whitney has sold his old residence at Los Olives. The deal was closed yesterday morning
 ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS = St.
 Mary's Altar society will meet in room at the Catholic school, corner of Mon roe and Fourth streets, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
 YUMA MAN.iN CITY-J. W. Kinney of Yuma is, ill the city for several days on business.
 ILL WITH INFLUENZA = Sylvia, Richardson of the state engineers of flee has been absent from duty for the past few days. suffering from an attack of influenza
 JUNIOR GUILD TO MEET-The Junior guild will meet at . o'clock this afternoon at the Cathedral house.
 TO GIVE MAY DAY DANCE-The Madison Improvement club will give May day dance Friday evening, Apri! 30, at their club house. There will be good music and a good time for all who attend.
 J. N. THOMPSON RECovERING- The friends of J. N. Thompson, who has been confined to St. Josephs hos pital for some time, will be glad to learn that he is recovering so rapidly that he will shortly be able to return to his home.
 CALLED BY ILLNESS-Mlss Grace Clancy. cashier at the Hotel Adams, will leave today for Los Angeles, where she is called on account the illness of a member of her family. She will remain in Los Angeles for about week and will then return to her duties at the Adams.
 STUDY CLASS TO MEET-The study class of the Burton, Holmes travelogue department of the Business and Professional Woman's club will hold meeting this evening at 7:s0 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. rooms, 127 North Central avenue
 U. s. ATTORNEY RETURNS-Jos- eph M. Holub, assistant United States attorney, returned to this city yester- day. He has been on d trip to Ash Fork, where he reports business condi- ticns are good. He also says there is considerable snow around Ash Fork.
 ICE CREAM CONE SALE-A sale of ice cream cones will be held at the Monroe school from 12 to l o'clock this afternoon by the Parent Teacher as- sociation, the proceeds to be used to send delegate to the convention of the national association at Madison Wis.
 PARTY TO AeUA cALIENTE-Mr. and Mrs. F.. J. Doyle will leave today for a weeks vacation in Agua Caliente They will be accompanied by a party of friends composed of Mrs. V. Hicks. R. J. Kennedy and Frank Macatee. of Tucson.
 CUPID TOOK vAcATioN-For second day this year no licenses to marry were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court. March r was the first date that no licenses were taken out during the day The general average for the year so far has been four or five each day the office is open, with the exception of yesterday and St. Patrick's day
 TO ADDRESS MOTOR DEALERS George H. Reuben leaves this morn ng for Globe where tonight he will address the motor dealers on the ques- ton of organization and the benefits 3f dealers associations. Mir Reuben is he Arizona vice president for the Ma tional Auto Dealers association and It is under these auspices that he speaks tonight
 WAR RECORD SAVES FiNE-Ap- 1 bearing in the city court with scroi, | ie guerre on his breast and charged | with speeding, Edward D. Miller, vet , eran of the world war, entered a plea or guilty to the charge made by Motor | ,ycle Officer Papo and was fined s10 | Miller made strong plea for clemency. stating that it was his first offense md after reviewing his war record IEdge Thomas suspended sentence.
 ADVANCED RECITAL TONIGHT An important event is scheduled to ake place this evening at the Arizona school of Music which the public is cordially invited to attend. Waiter Hastings olney. head of the voice de- ,artment, presents Susan Merle Bald yin and Frank Lynn Wilson, two gift d vocal pupils, in recital, and Franz )arvas, head of the piano department, . talented pupil Agnes Griffin. The I- rogram will begin at s:15 o'clock and 10 admission fee is charged
 BEATEN BY THuGS-Neibis Nejia, 3 years old, dishwasher employed at he St. Francis cafe until the fire on dOnday morning. was attacked at Sec nd avenue and Van Buren street Tues ay night by three Mexicans. who check for sl5, his pay from the St. 'rancis, the thugs let him go after andling him roughly. rIe was unable Q give any description of his assail- nts.
 INJURED INs ExPLoSIoN-Arth :. Baus. money order clerk at the post ffice. met with a painful accident
 gas tank connected with the lighting ystem installed in his residence at eyenth avenue and Camelback road.
 lighted lantern which he was carry lg caused the escaping fumes from ne tank to explode and he was severely urned about the face and hands. He as attended by | physician. but was b1e to report for duty as usual yester~ ay morning.
 FIGHT CAUSES ExCITEMENT-i here was much excitement in the ortola Cafe yesterday while two en- loyees of that place fought all over he room with the result that John 'appas, a Greek cook, was brought efore Judge Thomas of the municipal ollrt charged with battery and assault y Joe Betance, who gave his occupa- on as waiter. sPappas was fined 30. The case will be appealed to the uperior court.
 HELD FOR SHOoTiNG-Pete Se- arro, an Italian, yesterday was held 9 answer to the superior court by Jus ice Wheeler, on a charge of assault Tith deadly weapon. The original harge was assault with intent to com nit murder. which was changed by ustice Wheeler. His bond was fixed t $20O0 and he was returned to the