Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
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 LICENSED TO WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday 10 Frank C. Jocelyn. 35, and Ruth A. Curran, 2o, both of Los Angeles; Dolores Quesada, 25, and Emile Garcia, g, both of Ky rene; Joe NJ Aquirre. 25, and Eulimia Leyva, IS, both of Phoenix; Luther .. PaXson, 3S, of Oklahoma, Gene Dn- beck. 19, of Weatherford, Texas; Al bert Safford g, and Esther Ecllia, 2f, both of Phoenix; TemotiO Salazar 4S, and Josefa Lopez, 33, both of Mesa; Roy C. Jacobson, 24. and Alverta c. Brown, 19, both of Phoenix.
 FINED FOR sPEEDlNG-Joe Brown and Henry Scott each pleaded guilty yesterday before Justice Mckee on charges of violating the speed limits on North Central avenue, and were each fined $15. The complaint was made by G. L. Middaugh, motorcycle officer.
 JOY IMRIBERS PAY PENALTY P. H. Head an Indian. headed a line of eight defendants who appeared in police court yesterday to answer to charges of being drunk and disordeTly. Head headed the line because experi- ence had acquainted him with the sur roundings and proceedings. He was also distinguished by the fact that an additional charge of resisting an off cer had been placed against him. He was found guilty on both charges and sentenced to serve 20 days in jail. The other defendants each entered pleas of guilty to being drunk and were each sntenced to 10 days in jail.
 w. R. c. MEET TODAY-The Wom- en's Relief corp will meet Wednesday al at o'pIopl< af the w C, T. U., 1901 West Monroe street.
 LEARNS OF MOTHERS DEATH Mrs. A. H. Rummell, Fifth and Me Kinley streets, yesterday received a telegram informing her of the death of her mother. Mrs. C. E. French oi BeIleville. Ohio. Mrs. French was ir her S5th year Mrs. French was the widow of Captain Oscar French, vet eran of the Civil war. She had spent two winters in Phoenix, leaving here for the last time two years ago.
 REALTY FIRM MOVES-Buntmar and Kellogg took up temporary head quarters at IS West Adams street yes terday These two prominent realtors with their associate, R. G. Matthews will remain at the above address witt the firm of Charles Keller until thei own offices are completed in the new Heard building.
 AUTHORIZES SPECIAL CHARGES Special charges for the handling O privately owned cars was authorizes by the corporation commission yester day in accordance with the applica tion made by the Fl Paso and South western system.
 JUDGING CONTEST PLANS COM
 PLETE-Plans for the junior stocl | judging contest are being completed according to Carey E. Bowles, super visor of vocational agriculture. Nh Bowles stated at o'clock on Friday o | fair week the judging of beef cattle | dairy cattle, horses, swine and shee will be decided when appropriat
 awards will be made by the fai commission In addition to thes
 awards, Granville Randall, ranch man
 ager of the Southwest Cotton compan has offered a pure bred pig to the bo getting the highest score. As many 8
 Is school teams will compete.
 PARENT TEACHER MEETING : The regular monthly meeting Of tn Adams school Parent Teacher associa tion will be held Wednesday afternoc at 2: 30 o'clock in the domestic scienC rooms of the Adams school. Miss Rar
 dall, domestic science teacher, VI sneak on the subject Of "The Child l lIl0c0. AlTS. VIII and cake will be served, and all paren
 of Adams school students aresrequestE
 to be present
 PROFESSOR SUMMERS CONN.,
 ESCENT-Professo Summers of U University of Arizona. who was tak' seriously ill while making 3. survey
 the northern part of the state in t interests of the trades and indus work of the state schools, is report ? much improved at his home in Tucst 7 Professor Summers, who is teach , trainer of trades and industries at n state university, will continue his su e vey as soon as his health will perm : believing the inspection will reveal }, needs of the state in the departme f with which he is connected. Besio . his survey he has inaugurated ct
 respondence course in trades and k dustries for the teachers doing fiji ,f work
 Ill SUPREME COURT ACTIVE = st cases set for oral argument before 'f supreme court have been submit
 and the members are engaged in q g posing of the vast amount of busin IS that has come before them since Ie calendar was called on october II. y accordance with the rule of the COT t- the calendar will be called four ttr during the year, the next call being or the second Monday in January. Us GO HOME TO VOTE-Assist
 Secretary of State R. E. McGillen ; .s Mrs. McGilIen left last evening III Kirkland where they will cast Il C. votes at the general election toda. ne WOMAN GETS APPOINTMEN ~ ~ Mrs. Leroy A. Ladd was appointed ls attache of the state tax commission oh office yesterday. Mrs. Ladd was lu merly a member of the board of dir ne tors of state Institutions. shortly a
 the death of her husband, who !
 chairman of the board.
 to FINDS MANY ERRoRS-Thirt ny assignments of error are cited by It NJ. Candy, assistant attorney gene
 in brief filed in the supreme court e. the matter of W. F. Timmons. coU It attorney. and Mel Greenleaf, sheriff