Arizona republican., 1920-03-28

the open shop association has selected E. c. Phelps. Last Sunday evening the Building Trades council was invited to
 name a speaker, and H. G. Dillon, pres ident of that organization. addressed
 the Sunday Evening club. The talk by
 Mir Phelps tonight will be in the na- ture of a reply to the remarks of MT. Dillon
 FROM FISK uNlvERSITY-Und the auspices of th- Epworth League of the First Methodist church, negro
 minstrels from Fisk university, Nash
 vile. Tenn. will appear at the high
 school auditorium Thursday evening. The curtain will ise at s-25 o'clock. CHARGES DESERTION-Bessi c. Edwards was granteI a decree of di- vorce from William F. Edwards by Judge R. c. Stanford in the superior court yesterday. She was awarded the
 custody of their child and $30 per
 month alimony for it's support She
 charged desertion.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
 to marry were issued yesterday to Sid
 ney NJ. Brown. % and Margaret Frank
 lin. IS, both of Phoenix: Lasora Acos>
 ta, 21. and Petro Vasgnez, 19, both of Phoenix; and Pete Moreno, 26 and: Roas
 Marinda. 20. both of Phoenix.
 CLOSE AT NOON SATURDAY-
 The office of the collector of internal
 revenue will close at noon on Saturday
 until further announcement is made.
 During the income tax drive the of
 flee remained open all day, the old
 order of Saturday noon closing having
 been resumed this week.
 RED BOOK OF 1920-DonneIley'
 Red Book. first 1920 edition, has been received by the Phoenix chamber of commerce and placed in it's directory This is the national buyers guide and sales book. Eighteen thousand Amer ican business organizations and their products are represented
 MILITARY ADvlSERS-capt. E. NJ Robinson of Flagstaff and Capt. F.. S. Linton of Phoenix have been appointed to the military advisory board of Gov. Thomas E. Campbell Both are mem bers of the Arizona national guard. Capt. Linton being commander of the newly organized Troop A, First Ari zona cavalry.
 PLEADS GUILTY-Thomas Bragg. charged with grand larceny and en- terins a garage to commit burglary. pleaded guilty Iefore Judge R. C. Stan ford in the superior court yesterday after having previously entered plea of not guilty when arraigned. He will De sentenced Monday morning at 9:30 o oclock. Fred Noll was the complain ing witness and alleged that Bragg entered his garage and took some au- tomobile tools and fixtures
 CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY AT TORN NEY-Assistant County Attorney Herman Lewkowitz has announced himself as a candidate on the demo- cratic ticket for the office of county attorney. He was formerly assistant United States attroney for Arizona. leaving that office to assume his duties l in the county attorneys office. He is | said to be the only one in that office I who will be a candidate for county | attorney Prior to accepting the state | office, Mir Lewkowitz had five years of active practise attorney in i; Kansas City, Mo-, and in Phoenix
 MILITARY OGRAM-Presenting 1 a military program, the Business and Professional Woman's club will give | ming. the speakers all having served | on the other side" during the war E. Power Conway and J. F. Alkire will tell of their experiences in France and | Russia, while Miss Margaret Mae Hurley. who belonged to the general unit, will also speak Army songs will be sung by a male quartet. The club supper will take place at the Presbyterian church annex which will be -decorated in the national colors.
 ASKS $25,00O AGES-Declaring hat he will be crippled for life Edwin Rich, through his father, Edward Rich IS guardian. yesterday filed suit for S25,0o0 damages against J. T. Hughes md Bertha Hughes. Edward Rich al- eges that an automobile owned by Mr. | Bertha. collided with the bicycle his son was riding along North First ave- |, lue on September 90, 1918. As a re- suit of the accident. he says. his son will be permanently injured. Il
 MRS. SEIBERLlNG HONOR GUEST Members of the Monday Musical club who have not secured their cards I, will be able to secure them at the l. -reasurer's desk at the Womans club 1n Monday evening before the presen- -ation of the program. The doors will E De open at ': :30 o'clock an hour before he opening number will be given. The guests will be received by the incom- ng and outgoing board. Mrs. F. A. Seiberling, president of the National Federation of Musical Clubs, will be he guests of honor and will be intro iuced by Mrs. H. M. F'ennemore, pres dent of the hostess club.
 MAKE FINAL PROOF-Final proof was filed in the office of the United States land office at Phoenix yester- lay as having been made in Pinal county by Julia A. Galla gher, the en- rywoman on homestead near Casa irande. and Roland c. Ricketts,, a of Cottonwood in Yava- ,ai county. Final certificates were tlso filed on homesteads of George N. 3ag1ey of Patagonia, Romaine Nevitt ,f Casa Grande. Ella Hewitt of Casa srande, William H. Bertram of Phoe- lix. Roy N. Kendall of Tombstone Matt M- Hedgpeth of Phoenix, Burton R. Smith of Snowflake. Clarence L.. "a llOun of Tpmpp and Dolores Villa |