Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
DOUGLAS ATTORNEY HERE

DOUGLAS ATTORNEY HERE Frank Doan. a Douglas attorney, was in Phoenix yesterday on law questions before the supreme court.
 TAKES LAND POSITION - Mrs. Mabel Hudlow has accepted a position in the state land department, with which she was connected three years ago. She arrived recently from Hay den to take over the duties with which she is familiar.
 GOES ON A vAcATION--Depart ment of Justice Agent Frank S. smith left yesterday with his family for months vacation in Texas. During his absence his office will be looked after by H. M. Van Denburgh of the department.
 GOES TO AJo AND YUMA-Beu- lah 1. Coon, state supervisor of home economies, left yesterday for AJo ana Yuma, where she will pass the next few days in Investigating tn work be- ing done along home economic lines
 IS VISITING CHOOLS-James T. Ryan. state supervisor of trade and industrial education, is visiting the public schools of -Ajo. Ryan is con nected with the office of director of vocational education.
 FIND LICENSE TAGS-Four auto mobile license plates yesterday were found and brought to the Sheriff's of- flee. They are as follows: One Cali fornia plate, No. 29-0S0, and three Ari- zona plates, Nos. 24630, 5091 and 54o6. The owners are requested to call for them at once. as all autos must have two license plates On-
 LEAVES FOR CONVENTION-Dr. George Goodrich, state superintendent of public health, left yesterday for Nogales. where he will be in attend ance at the state medical board which is holding a three days session in the border town. Dr. Goodrich is among the physicians who will appear on the program.
 corporation commission has granted the Central Arizona Light and Power company authority to operate power lines to Avondale and to serve other industries outside of Phoenix. The or der was issued yesterday.
 NEW JUVENILE COUNClL-For the purpose of installing a juvenile council. the Security Benefit associa- tion will give a party for the children tonight at ' o'clock in the Odd Eel lows hall. good time and refresh ments will follow the election of off cers and all members are urged to be present to help .<NVe the children big time.
 TAKE "MOO..SHINEv AND A MAN
 Three gallon jugs of ''moonShlne and Constancio Ferrazar, a Mexican, yesterday were taken by Sheriff Mont gomery, Deputy Sheriff Wilson and T. C. Broshears, prohibition agent, in raid south of Mesa. The Mexican was placed in the county jail. The arrest was made through information secured by Deputy Sheriff Pickens of Mesa.
 ATTENDS INSTlTUTE-R. H. H Blome, director of vocational educa- ton, is in Gila county in attendance al the Gila County Teachers institute, where he is to give a talk on sixth Grade Reading" He will later at tend the sessions of the different sec TTanr. son and also the State Teachers in- stitute to be held at that place April 22-24
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Wayne Heffner. 2S, and Rena Maitland, 2S, both of Chandler; II. P. Adams. 27, and Annie Medigovich, 20, both of Phoenix; Mike Novocoff, 2. and May Bagdonoff 20, both of Glendale; Will liam l.. Nickell, 56, and Lillian Bailey, 49, both of Glendale, and Feleciano Ma ceas, 37, and Dolores Martinez IS, both of Mesa.
 JOINS PHOENIX FIRM-J. P. Van Denburgh of the engineering firm of Keadle x Van Denburgh, of William son. w. Va, recently severed his West Virginia connections, to take up his residence in Phoenix, and is now as sociated with the engineering firm of Sheldon K. Baker. Mir Van Denburgh' 5 home is in Richmond. Va.
 HINDU HELD FOR HEARING Rolla Singh a Hindu, yesterday was arraigned before Nat T. Mckee, acting United States commissioner. and was held under a bond of $250 for a pre- liminary hearing next week before the federal court on a charge of transport ing intoxicating liquor. He furnished a cash bond. Singh, with kerhar Singh and Georgia Franklin was ar rested last Saturday night in Mesa by ID -tNnr n was held to answer charge of hav- ing violated the Mann act. WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE l Petition for letters of administration yesterday were filed in the estate Of William A. Franklin, who died in Chi cago July 6, 1916. by w. D. Baxter The estate consists of real property in Maricopa county, to which the petl- ] tioner gives the value of S10.O0O. The | heirs are Anna B. Franklin, the Wld- | ow and Howard B. Franklin. both of l Chicago, and Wayne R. Franklin of Los Angeles. The petition will be heard Monday afternoon, April 26, at 80 o'clock
 TEA ACHE Rs' ASSOCIATION TO 1 MEET-The Maricopa County Teach T. CTS association will meet in the Phoe- nix High School auditorium Saturday at o'clock. H. E. Hendrix of the ! Flagstaff Normal school will speak on Improvement of Teachers in Service ' ! held dealing with topics related to the main topic: Superintendent and prin- cipals' section-Duncan McRuer. Glen- dale leader. High school section-L C. Elliot, Phoenix, leader. Upper grade section-Miss Theresa Anderson, Tem pc Normal leader. Lower grade sec l tion-Miss Nina Alexander, Mesa leader.
 HELD ON BURGLARY CHARGE J. R. Swift William Deck and Chic i Edwards. alias J. c. Allenbeck, yes | terday pleaded not guilty before Jus
 tice Wheeler when arraigned on a 1 charge of burglary. Bond was fixeo
 at S2500 each, and they were returned
 to the county jail The examination l will be held this afternoon at o'clock | The men are alleged to have entered | the Arizona Supply company store al | 347 East Washington street and taken 1 a quantity of merchandise. They were | arrested by the city police "Wednesday evening.