Arizona republican., 1920-06-20

nome 315 North Thirteenth street. Twenty young people were present.
 HAYDEN TO FRISCO-Congress- man Carl Hayden left for San Fran cisco yesterday, where he will attend the Democratic convention, which be- gins on June 2s.
 RECOVERS FROM ILLNESS-Alex- ander Baker, assistant attorney general, has recovered from a recent attack oi tonsolitis which kept him confined to his home for the past week.
 ICE CREAM SOCIAL-There will be an ice cream social at Neighborhood House on Wednesday evening, June 2o, it o'clock. There will be sood program and the best ice cream is the announcement by the committee m charge The public is invited to attend and enjoy this event.
 WHO WANTS A FLIVVER?-The sheriffs office has a 1917 model Ford for sale. The car was stolen in Denver and driven to Phoenix by A. l.. Hooper, who was arrested here. Hooper ad- mitted the car belonged to the Ford DriverIess company in Denver They have requested the sheriff to dispose of the car instead of shipping it back to them, and anyone interested may in Spcct the ear at the sheriffs office.
 RETURNS FROM COAST-Dr. JIG. McGrath has returned from Los An gclcs, where he attended the Pacific coast veterinarian convention, at whici. were representatives from California. Oregon. Washington and Arizona They inspected the Los Angeles sys tenn of securing pure milk. Dr. Me Grath declares it to be the best and most rigid system of milk inspection of any city in the United States.
 REALTY MEN ON THE JOB-The local real estate board will make an active bid for the cup in the contest for the greatest number of signatures 10 the petitions for the creation of the state highway department. Real estate men are asked to get really busy on Monday morning, meeting with Jack Tracy and F. l.. Lane at the Dwight B. Heard company office at a. m. With their usual pep the real estate men believe they can cover their terri
 tory in half day instead of taking a full day to the job
 LEGION COMMITTEE TO MEET | The state executive committee of the | American legion will meet at state headquarters in the Capitol building ! at 10 o'clock next Sunday morning 1 for the purpose of making arrange ments for the state convention. which will be held in Globe Aug. g. The
 members of the committee include An
 drew p Martin of Tucson, commander:
 Walter Sandberg of Yuma. vice com
 mander: dudley w Windes og Tempe
 state adjutant; H. A. Lowdermllk oi
 Wilcox. finance officer; Robert M
 Alton of Clifton George W. Nilsson .ot Prescott, A. J. Detloff of Bisbee. O. B 1 Ruggles of Phoenix and George H 1 Meyers of Flagstaff
 POSTPONE WISER cASE-The 1 hearing of the case of A. B. Wiser
 charged with a felony yesterday was
 postponed until July 10 by Justice Me l I<ee when it was learned that the com l blaming witness. Mrs. Alma Copeland would not be able to leave the hos | pital before that time. Mrs. Copeland ] alleges that after Wiser's automobile struck her. knocking her, to the pave
 ment, he drove away without stopping 1 to give assistance. his license number or his name. The accident took place
 on Mcdowell road. one mile east of the 1 Indian school. on Wednesday night June H. Wiser stated when arraigned l that he knew his car struck Mrs 1 Copeland but that he did not stop be- cause his wife. who is suffering with heart trouble, had tainted and he wanted to secure medical attention for l her.