Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
INTO NEW ouARTERs-The Daws

Publishing company, headed by A.
 George Daws, has moved into its new
 ly acquired and enlarged quarters at
 121 East Jefferson street. This com
 pany formerly was located at 122 West
 Washington street.
 DANCING PARTY-An informal
 dancing party will be given this egen-
 ing at Masonic hall by Arizona lodge No. ? for Masons and their families
 and Eastern Stars. All visiting Ma
 sons are welcome.
 WILSON PIT. 4. TO MEET-The
 Parent Teacher association of the
 Wilson district will meet at 3 o'clock
 this afternoon at the school audito- -rium. Members and friends are urged
 to attend.
 TO FLORENCE MEETiNG-Attor-
 ney General Wiley E. Jones, accom-
 panied by the chairman of tue board
 of parole and pardons, left Phoenix yesterday for Florence to attend the
 quarterly meeting of the board.
 TO FOLD BANDAGES TODAY
 The Women's Foreign Missionary so- ciety of the First Methodist church will meet for an all-day meeting to- day at the home of Mrs. o. C. Thomp son, $50 North Second avenue. Ladies will fold bandages for hospitals in China. In the afternoon regular business meeting will be held.
 MISSIONARY TENT The Circle Girls will give a mis- sionary entertainment this evening in the social room of the church. The Women's Missionary society will meet this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. It is hoped that a large attendance will be present.
 DISTURBED PEACE IS CHARGE Brynmore Lewis yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Wheeler on q charge of disturbing the peace. He was released on his own recognizance to anD6ar for aXamina tiOn Anril 10 o'clock. The complaint was made by Mrs. I. l.. Lewis, a sister in law.
 DINNER AND CARD PARTY-Mr. and Mrs. Lurence Harrison gave 3 dinner and card party at their home on West Jefferson street Wednesday night. The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Detweiler. Miss Grace Gibson, Miss Ruth Palmer Harry Os- borne and Edward Brooks. Rosebuds and ferns were used in the table dec orationsf
 NOTED SURGEON coMING-Dr. F. H. Franklin of Spring Valley, H., will arrive in Phoenix tomorrow and remain over Sunday, the guest of Dr. George Goodrich. The noted eastefn surgeon is on his way east from the coast, where he has been for the past several weeks.
 GOING TO LOUISIANA-Mrs Nan cy Sutherland ifs leaving shortly for Louisiana, where she will make ,her home with her relatives, MT. and Mrs Stone Pierce, who have one Of the largest cotton plantations in the south. Mrs. Sutherland, who has recently been connected with the office of Fen Hndreth, land attorney, was formerly in the employ of the state land depart ment.
 WINS HIS sE-Undersheriff c. H. Bowers will arrive this morn ing from San Diego without J. N. McE'ate who is wanted here on a charge of failure to support his wife and minor child. McFate was released by habeaS corpus proceedings on the ground that the charge was not com mitted in Arizona and he was notl therefore liable to the officers of this state.
 BRIDGE REPAIR WARRANTS-In 1 answer to the proclamation of Gov ernor Thomas F.. Campbell on March | 26 calling for fundS~to repair the dam ages to the Tempe and Agua Fria | bridges damaged by act of God, State | Auditor Jesse l.. Boyce yesterday is sued 33 warrants, aggregating S10, | 447-59, on the Agua F'ria bridge fund | and one on the Tempe bridge fund for | S454.S1. The proclamation called for an emergency fund of $100,000, of 1 which $55,00O was for the repair of | bridge.
 PLEADS NOT GUiLTY-w. D. Hodges pleaded not guilty to a charge of obtaining money by means of bogus checks when arraigned yesterday be- fore Justice Wheeler. He was released i on his own recognizance to appear for trial today at o'clock E. H. Sar- geant, proprietor of a shooting gallery at 26 South First street. was the com plaining witness and alleges Hodges gave him a worthless check for S4.
 Ex-SOLDIER PROVES UP-Merlin | formerly 10 r-fra made final proof on home stead near Gilbert. The proof was made in the United States land office It Phoenix where desert land proof lnder the act of March 4. 1915, was made by Marion Brack Brack's land s also situated in the Gilbert district The final proof made by Levi H. Har- ison on a homestead in Graham county vent on record yesterday Garrison las over 60 acres under cultivation. Il making proof he testified that he lad been in service.
 GIVEN $500 DAMAGE GES-Judgmen If $500 was awarded E. L. Waldron by ! jury against G. c. Davis in the superior court yesterday before Judge lyman. Maldron brought. suit against. he defendant alleging a blow on the orehead from an axe handle delivered | y the defendant. had caused him per nanent disability and rendered him itdItoabtC VI lOlloWli4S HIS U dtS et5 q and cabinet maker The rial occupied the better part of two lays and much of the testimony was elative to the physical condition Of he plaintiff prior to and following the -lleged blow, which was struck. it was estified during an argument over a IS bill Davis filed a cross answer n which he admitted striking the 'low but declared the injury did not Iisable Mir. Waldron. Both parties live n Gilbert.
 TO START PAVING WoRk-That he paving of Van Buren street from Central avenue to Sixteenth street would be begun within the next two weeks unless prevented by an injunc- ion was stated yesterday by the city department. The paving las for some time been held up by he action of Mrs. Hattie L. Mosher