Arizona republican., 1920-09-24
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GROCERY CHANGES HANDS-The American Italian grocery at 22 North Second street has been purchased bN A. Garber of Los Angeles, it was an nounced yesterday.
 AUTO MEN TO MEET-The local chapter of the automobile association will meet in the chamber of commerce rooms at s o'clock tonight. Tropics of special interest to automobile and trac- 1 tor men will be discussed.
 I POSTPONE INVESTIGATION | nouncement was made yesterday thta | the investigation of the conduct of the business of the Continental Insurance company, originally set for Sept. 29, has been postponed by the corporation commission until Oct s.
 FINED FOR sPEEDlNG-W. R. Miller yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler on a charge of exceeding the speed limits and was fined S10. He was charged
 with driving at 30 miles an hour past l the Balsz school on the Tempe high way.
 OIL COMPANY cITED-The Topl oil company, of which E. c. Maytleld is president; l.. M. Reynolds, vice pres ident and Thomas McCsauley, seere- tary has been cited to appear before the state corporation commission on complaint alleging that it has, con- ductcd it's affairs in an irregular man ner.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Lieenses to marry were issued yesterday to Mau-
 rice c. Mahoney, 30, of Higley, and Eva J. Turner, 26, of Tempe; Joe B. Ruez 26. and Carmen B. Robles. 23. both of | Phoenix; Alexander Jackson, 21, and
 Grace Manuel1, q. both of Scottsdale. 1 SEARCHING FOR SfSTER-Silas | Lane Is in the city searching for his l sister. Mrs. Laura George of Tucson,
 who is believed to be working here in the cotton fields. Lane appealed to the | Associated Charities for assistance in locating his sister. Any information 1 concerning her will be of real assistance 1 if telephoned to 1885.
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - | Announcement has been made of the engagement of Clarence Townsend of l Phoenix and Miss Ethel McEvoy of l Oakland. Cal. MT. Townsend is a To-
 comotive engineer on the Arizona l Eastern Railway. The marriage will l take place in Oakland in the near flu 1 ture.
 HELD ON WARRA4T-Fred Rich
 ards was arrested last night by Deputy
 Sheriffs Evan Wilson and R. M. Price
 on a warrant charging failure to pro vide for his wife and placed in the county jail. He will be arraigned on | the charge before Justice Mckee today. | MISSIONARY UNION-The Mis- sionary union of the First Baptist | church will hold an all day meeting in l the church parlors beginning at 10 o'clock this morning. Ladies of the l church and congregation are invited to come and bring shears. thimble and
 something for lunch.
 | PETITION FOR LETTERS - Petit | tion for letters of administration was l filed yesterday in the estate of Hettie Jorgenson, who died in Bexar county, Texas. Feb. 19. 1919, by A. E. Earll. | The estate consists of personal and
 real property to which the petitioner
 gives the value of $200O The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, 1 Oct. II, at 1: 30 o'clock
 1 FOUND GUILTY-Vincent Hill yes
 terday was found guilty by a jury in | the superior court on a, charge of grand larceny and will be sentenced
 next Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock l by Judge Stanford. Hill. was charged with taking motor car belonging to o. c. McMurtry of Phoenix last June and driving it to Los Angeles, where he was arrested with the car in his possession. Hill did not offer any de- fense to the charge.
 GIVES INTERESTING TALK With maps charts and a talk both educational and interesting, Lieut.. Col E.. c. Boyden explained to a large aud fence last night the many uses of ce- ment, dwelling especially upon recent developments and discoveries. He said the Portland Cement company had promised to back the Chicago institute
 in tests and experiments to ascertain
 the best method of using cement in
 preparing concrete. Coloney Boydeu 1yas brought to Phoenix under the aus
 pices of the Phoenix chapter of the
 American Association of Engineers. TAKES MEN TO RISON-Deputy
 Sheriff Gilbert Blanco yesterday took
 six men to the state penitentiary al
 Florence. The men taken were Pedro
 Ybarro, sentenced to serve one to five
 years on a charge of assault to com
 init murder; Max Telese, an Indian
 five to seven years on a statutory
 charge; Jesus Gonzales, five to seven
 years on a charge of burglary; Manual
 Cordova, one to five years on a charge
 of burglary, and Francisco Martinez
 four to five years on a charge of bur-
 glary. The sixth man was Mike RYgos
 sentenced to the state prison from Co.,
 chise county.
 LADIES' CIRCLE MEETING-Tht
 Ladies circle of the Calvary Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs
 A. J. Espy, 755 East Brill street, at 2: 8
 o'clock this afternoon Mrs Robert
 Scudder will have charge of the mis- sion program. The subject is .Educa- tion and Evangelization of the Negro Of the South" The Bible study vii
 embrace the first chapter of the Acts and will be led by Mrs. L. w. Coggins Every member is requested to make Z
 study of this chapter. Ladies of thu church and congregation are urged tl II be present