Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
localities

CEMETERY VAULT ENTERED
Sometime during Thanksgiving night
thieves broke into the Woodbridge vault
in the Rosedale cemetery at Thir-
teenth avenue and Jefferson street,
according to a report made to the
sheriff's office. Entrance was gained
by breaking the doors of the vault. A
safety deposit box in the vault con-
tanning the ashes of the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson was
broken open by the thieves, but the
ashes were not removed. So far as
can be ascertained, nothing was re-
moved from the vault by the thieves.
According to Deputy Sheriff Al De
Witt, who investigated, the job is the
work of a gang of boys.
SET FOR HEARiNG-The apphca-
ton on minimum carload weights on
grain and grain products was set for
hearing before the corporation COM
mission for December IS. The applica-
ton was filed by f. w. Gomph, agent
of the Pacific Freight Tariff bureau.
| Other cases set yesterday were the
city of Yuma versus the Yuma Light,
Gas and Water company and the
| Yuma Pioneer Transfer company YER
sus the Underhill Transfer company.
Both cases will come up for hearing in
Yuma on December II.
! WITH ANOTHER FlRM-A. n.
Harbold, formerly with the Frank w.
Shedd company, is now with the Ii.
G. Thomas Realty company.
w. c. 7. u. Current
Events will feature the program pre-
scented at the w. c. t. u. at its meet
| ing this afternoon at its home, 1901
| West Monroe street. In announcing
the meeting, Mrs. f. B. Stevens, the
president, stated that in addition to
the discussion which will cover topics
of the day, business of importance
would come UP at the session to which
she urges all members attend.
JUNIOR AUXILIARY TO MEET
The Junior Auxiliary of the Council of
Jewish Women will meet at o'clock
tonight at the home OF Mrs. c. Stein
berg, 1871 East Fillmore street. All
members are urged to attend and
/ bring their friends.
In NEW OFFICE-The Sunny Side
Realty company has moved from its
office at 203 Monihon building to the
new office in the Heard building. and
! is now doing business at room els.
WILL HOLD BAZAAR-The ladies
of the Neighborhood Congregational
church will hold a bazaar of miscel-
laneous articles at the Neighborhood
house Friday, beginning at p. m
There also will be a candy and cooked
food booth. A chicken pie supper viii
be served from to T.
FIRE DESTROYS GARAGE-Fire
of unknown origin totally destroyed
frame garage at Second and More
| land streets at $50 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Fire companies Nos and
2 responded to the alarm, but the
structure had practically burned Itself
out before their arrival. The loss is
estimated at $50. 1t was the property
| of Mrs. McConnelly of San Francisco
/ STOLEN FORD FOUND Ford
car belonging to William A. Carleton
an electrician, was found yesterday By
Deputy Sheriffs Dewitt and Troutmar
on North Seventh avenue Che cal
had been stripped and abandoned.
was reported to the office as stoleI
about 1880 o'clock yesterday morning
Later in the day officers found the too
box containing the electrical tools o
Mr.. Carleton, which had been removed
from the running bosrd of the car, il
the Maricopa canal at Seventh street
A revolver also was found at the sam
place by the officers.
WIFE ASKS DECREE -Charg;ni
cruelty, Carmen NICOLA, Singh yesterda.
brought suit for decree of divorce from
L. Z. NICOLA Singh. She asks for
reasonable amount for the support o
herself and the division of their prop
erty.
INTO NEW QUARTERS-Fran n
Swenson, attorney, has moved into hi
new offices in Rooms 725, 726, 727 0
the Heard building.
THESE WILL MARRY-Lcense