Arizona republican., 1920-01-21
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 SIX APPEAR-Six men appeared before Judge Stanford of the superior court yesterday, charged with peddling with vehicles without paying the $2O0 quarterly license fee required by law They waived reading of the informa- a- tions filed by the county attorney, and will appear at 9:30 o'clock this morn ing for sentence. Five of the six were Mexicans.
 DISMISS LARCENY CHARGE = On motion of Harry Johnson, assis- tant county attorney the case of Armuflo Moreno, charged with grand larceny, was dismissed yesterday in the first division of the superior court Lack of evidence was the reason fur nished by the court.
 ATTORNEY VISITING HERE = Herbert D. Palmer an attorney of Cleveland, Ohio. arrived in Phoenix Tuesday morning to visit his mother, Mrs. David r. Palmer of 90 West Moreland place, and his sister, Mrs Louis Dysert.
 Moore of 42 South Second avenue. pro- prietor of Moore's dining room, last night at 9:30 o'clock for Kansas City to visit her daughter. She will be absent from the city about one month.
 COTTON COMMITTEE MEETING The cotton committee of the Phoe- nix chamber of commerce will meet v this afternoon. Matters concerning the cotton industry for the year will be discussed.
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING The board of directors of the Phoe- nix chamber of commerce will hold its regular weekly meeting at the Ari- zona club at noon today.
 WILL HONOR BOBBY BURNS - Burns night will be celebrated by the Caledonian society of Phoenix by a banquet and ball next Saturday night. This annual event in Phoenix has al ways been an interesting one and it annually increases in importance with the growth in number of citizens of Scottish descent or birth. An excellent program has been arranged for this occasion.
 RAY CON. FILES ANSWER = Claiming that the accident was the re- suit of his own negligence. the Ray Consolidated Copper company yester- day filed it's answer in the $2O,OOO dam : age suit brought by John Radich against the company. The answer fur ther states that Radich assumed risks and hazards as part of his employment. The accident on which the action was instituted occurred in February, 1918, when RaGich alleges he sustained se- rious injury to his spinal column by a rock falling on his back The defend- ant has also made d motion that the complaint be made more definite and certain and the details of the accident be given in the complaint.
 WAR VET TO BECOME CITIZEN William George Anagnopoulos yester- day filed his application for a pass port to visit relatives in Greece. Ana gnopoulos who is restaurant keeper in this city served for two years with the American expeditionary force.
 GOLDMAN COMING-Eugene Gold man will arrive in Phoenix today Tor a two days stay. This will be MT. Gold mans first visit since leaving Phoenix last spring to go into business in San Francisco
 ON AMERkCANIZATIO COMMIT TEE-Judge Ernest w. Lewis. repre- senting the Rotary club, has been add ed to the members of the state com mittee on AmericaniZation.
 FILES DECLARATION-Jo Sierra yesterday filed his declaration of in tension of becoming citizen of the United states in the office of the clerk of the U. & district court. Sierra came to this country from Spain in 1907 and is employed as miner Tn Superior.