Arizona republican., 1920-04-27
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1 1 MAN DHCPS DzAD--While talking
 to workmen in the ward Of the Mari ,opa Concrete company. 116 North 1 Seventh avenue, yesterday afternoon, 1 L. D. Beecher, 59 years old. dropped dead. Up until week ago he had 1 been employed by the concrete com pany as q timekeeper and had returned yesterday for 6 visit with fellow work men. He has no relatives in Phoenix, he employees of the company stated I nor was his address here known. Let CTS and receipts found on the body in- dicate he came here from Cisne. Illi lois. 4 letter from a son. A. B Beech er of Indianapolis, Ind. dated January 20 Of this year urged the father to re- turn to Indiana and live with him as
 ne did not like to have him cut here
 alone.
 .APTtsTs coMING-The Baptist
 drive for $2I5.000 in Arizona reports at
 the close Of the second day 8 total of
 Si00.G02 subscribed. They are striving
 for the honor of being the first state
 to raise their quota and thereby secure
 a prize of 8 flag offered as such
 reward. Arizona has way of being
 first.
 SHOE MANUFACTURERS VISIT
 HERE-B. T. Duncan of Phillips and
 Duncan. shoe dealers and manufactur-
 CTS of New York and Chicago. is in
 tliS City FiSlLl0S niS iiIOIHGI sJlQ HIS brother,- in law, C. c. Hanson, known to
 fame as the editor and proprietor Of
 The CameI's Back. This firm confines itself entirely to the handling of wom- ens shoes Of the highest grade MT. Duncan will leave tomorrow for the coast.
 ANGEs AT DoRRIs- HEY MAN'S-There has been considerable
 shifting about in the Doris HeyTnan Furniture company. Arthur Guy. who has been tho manager of the house furnishing department for the last II years, has Teen promoted to the posi- ton of general manager. Winfred E. Doris has been made manager of the furniture department and Maxfiefd Harries . Is the new manager of the house furnishing department to sue ceed NIT Guy. Mir. Harries has for some time, until lately. been connected with the house of ParmaIee- -Dormann, Los Angeles.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday 10 Burt
 {. Van Horn, 37, of Phoenix. and Car -ie Ridgeway, 26. of Yakima Wash.
 Arthur r. Schellang. 2s. and Florence B. Smith. %. both of Detroit, Mich. Pedro Maldondo, IS. and Carmelita A. Nunez, Is, both of Glendale. Joe Bar ". ? and Opal Still, Y. both of Phoe- nix: David de Ia Crux, 23 and Gloria sarabia, i6, both of Tempe; Tom Stamateios. q. and May Howell. 26. 10th of Phoenix: Bartola Queretos, 19. md 4. Saga, II, both of Phoenix; and Albert ]. Paquin, 2s, and Rosalie Hoi- land. 24. both of Phoenix.
 IN MARINES AT LAST = Dale Leftwich, employe of the American Railway Express company. thinks that youth is a great drawback to the hu- man race. He has been trying for four rtears to enlist in the marines and his ;%,4< IT0 h 1c finally succeeded. however. and left last night for Mare island.
 PIONEER PASSES AWAY-Franil 1 a resident of Arizona for 5f 1 years. died at the Pioneers Home on | Saturday. Marlow was born in Quebec ! i.1 1S45. coming to this country in 1865 | and being naturalized some II years l iater. He was admitted to the Pioneers Home from Yayapai county when 67 1 vaars of age.
 BEN WORKED HARDEST-Through i an oversight in writing the story Sun | day night Of the B,nai B'rith banquet and the pledgins Of S11,000 for the | building Of Jewish center in Phoenix the name of Ben West was omitted. How that could be done is unexpfain- able, for Ben had much to do with the affair Tn fact, he was responsible for he success of the entire banquet. Ben arranged the tables, planned the food
  his efforts t would have fallen fat short of the magnificent success 1t attained.
 TO BE ARRAIGNED AT TEMPE An effort was made yesterday by Her man Lewkowitz. assistant county at .orney to file information direct to the superior court against Richard Pleiner md Pete Soza. charging them with operating a still in PIeiner's house in without the formality of hay ng a preliminary examination. Jus ice Cummings of Tempe. however. yetoed the plan and requested the men oa brought before him. Both men con- essed to MT. Lewkowitz on Sunday fol- owing their arrest by Constable Woods If Tempe. that they had been making vfiiskey with the still and stated it had brother -in-Iaw of Soza.
 MAY DAY SoCiAL-A May Day so- ,ial will be held at the Balcz district 'chool house on Friday evening, April 10. at 30 o'clock. The program will be furnished by the pupils from all grades II the school. and ice cream and cake will be served. Everybody is invited o attend.
 GOES TO INSPECT cADETs-capt Frank La Rue of the adtutant generals ,ffice left yesterday for q two weeks bsence in Clifton, Morenci and Saf- ord where he will inspect the high chool cadets.