Arizona republican., 1920-04-22
GONE TO JEROME

this week on business
 FOWLER CIRCLE TO MEET-The Fowler Neighborhood Improvement circle will meet with Mrs. Morrls Slln- ser Thursday afternoon.
 TO HOLD AUTO HEARiNGE-F. A. Jones, member of the corporation com mission, left yesterday for Globe and Roosevelt. where auto hearings VIII pc hela this week. Commissioner Jones is expected to return on Friday
 JUNIOR GUILD MEETS TopAr- The Junior Guild will meet at the ca thedral house this afternoon at o'clock. All members are urged to be
 HOLD WORK MEETINe-The La dies Aid society of Grace Lutheran church will have . work nneet!ng as the home Of Mrs. Gus Streitz, 91o North Fourth street, this afternoon.
 MOOSE INITIATE = The initiation of a large class into the order was the feature of the regular meeting oi the local lodge of Moose last nlSht. The meeting was well attended, ana the program was a renarkapiy Sooa one, and much enjoyed
 MUFFLER OPEN, FiNEO-J. R, Phillips pleaded guilty yesterday oe- fore Judge Thomas in the municipal court on a charge of driving Il motor cycle with the muffIer open and was fined S10.
 TO INVESTIGATE ACCIDENT = A fatal accident occurred at the prop erty Of the New Cornelia Copper coT11- pany at Ajo yesterday, according to report received by c. H. Bolin. state mine inspector. Edward Massey was detailed to investigate the accident.
 NAMED TiMEkEEPER Leo F. Hobson, former service man, has been appointed timekeeper with the state highway department. Hobson will be established at Yaeger Canyon Tor the Ir+ I<s h.. way work.
 GREEK LETTER WOMEN TO MEET-The Greek Letter Pan- Hell lenic luncheon club will meet at the Y. M. c. A. Saturday at l o'clock All Greek letter women are urged to at- tend. Reservations may be made by calling 2s46.
 SENTENCE PENDED-wilIiam Clyde Butler yesterday pleaded guilty before Judge Stanford on a charge O. committing a statutory offense and was given Q suspended sentence of three years. Complaint was made by his wife.
 DEsERTIoN cHARGED-Declari he often was intoxicated for week at n time, Nancy Drewery yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from James 1T. Drewery. charging de- sertion and non support. They were married at Marshall, Ark. September
 shows BIG GROWTH = Home Builders has just issued it's forty first quarterly statement which is being sent out with quarterly dividend checks. Home Builders has assets of nearly $500, 900. Increased real estate values, due to recent growth of prop erty values, would bring its assets TO a million dollars.
 BiRTHDAY PARTY-with q most charming birthday party, little Carl Joseph Pratt celebrated his third birth day Tuesday, April 20. at the home of his parents at 1920 East Jefferson street. His little sister, Miss Mary Morris, helped entertain the guests. Those present were Mary Morris, Carl Pratt. Eva Peck, Willie Corrutt, Roy Corrutt, Jack Yoi. George Yoi, Evelyn Rimbey. Harry Rimbey.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Igna- cio Esqner. 20. and Gonsoga c. Insun- ga, both of Phoenix; Clinton Hack CT. g. of Paducah. Texas, and Georgia Evans. 19. of Chandler; Byron ". Skaggs g, and Mary kriese, 24. both of Phoenix and Ray D. Gehres. 23. of Los Angeles and Edith Ellan Englan q. of Phoenix
 BALSZ PIT. TO MEET-The regu- far monthly meeting of the Balsz Par ent-Teacher association will be held at ?: 30 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Balsz school house. Mrs. Charles R. Howe. state chairman of the exten- sion and bureau of child hygiene will give a talk on birth registration. All mothers are invited to attend the meeting.
 TO DEDICATE |. o. o. F. HALL The officers Of the grand lodge l. c. O. r, which is in session in Tucson at the present time, will come to Phoenix Friday to dedicate the new Odd Eel lows hall at this place Many of the most prominent citizens of the state will be present for this occasion. An invitation to the general public is ex- tended to be present at this meeting.
 NEW SPUR TRACk-In compli- Rnce with . request from the board Of supervisors of Coconino county the corporation commission yesterday granted the Atchison, Topeka and Santa F'e railroad permission to con struct a highway crossing near Wi mona station. The same railroad also was granted permission to construct spur track in this city from the main line of the railroad from Nineteenth avenue from Fillmore street to point 1,S06 feet north
 DR. CAMPBELL TO PRISON - Dr. Thomas Francis Campbell and R. B. Singleton, negro from Prescott, will be taken to the state prison at Flor ence today by Deputy Sheriff Al De Witt. Dr. Campbell was sentenced to sefVe rom one 10 three years on Il charge of assault with q deadly weapon and Singleton was sentenced in Prescott to serve from one to two years on the same charge. Singleton was brought here several days ago from Prescott
 FORD CAR BURNS-On fire from radiator to tail light, d Ford car stand ing at the curb at Second avenue and Roosevelt street was discovered at o'clock Wednesday morning by Detec-~ tive Jack McGrath who happened in the neighborhood on an entirely diff ferent mission. McGrath turned in an alarm and the fire department re- sponded and extinguished the fire The blaze had attracted no spectators nor had anyone appeared to claim owner ship of the car. Morning came and an employe of the Pacific Gas and Electric company sought his car to drive to the office and found a gaunk ruin.
 U. S. CAN'T iRRIGATE LAND--, Through a clerical error. the land thrown open to settlers on the opening of the territory on the Indian reser- ratiOn near Parker which was FppO~f-