Arizona republican., 1920-09-01
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a meeting of Frank Luke, Jr- Post NO l, American Legion. at S;30 o'clock to- night.
 LADIES AID MEETING The Ladies Aid of the Grace Lutheran church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Eastlalle park. All members and friends are cordially in- ] vited Mrs. O. R. Lindstron and Mrs. Carl Lindstrom will entertain.
 RETURNS FROM TRIP-Mrs. F. l C. McNabb has returned from an eN- tended trip to Pacific coast cities, in cluding San Francisco. Portland. Seattle and Vancouver. The latter part of her vacation was spent at Long Beach.
 NEIGHBORHOo0 CLUB Tse Southside Neighborhood club will not hold it's regular meeting today as many members are still away. It is hoped. however, that a meeting may be held Wednesday, September 15, with q full attendance and an executive board meeting before the club meets at 2:15 o'clock.
 HERE FOR WINTER-Nfr. and Mrs c. H. Downing of Durant. Okla, par. ents of Clyde C. Downing deputy clerk of the United States district court here, have come to Phoenix to spend the winter, and are domiciled at HI North Third street. MT. Downing is a well known attorney of Durant. 9F~@TN fAONt SSFtS Ae% A9NSt nam returned yesterday morning from a vaca tion in California and has settled down, strengthened and renewed for another seasons grind. Accompanied by Mrs. Swetnam, he left Phoenix SIX weeks ago. Most of the time was spent in Los Angeles. though they visited other points in Southern California. MOOSE MEETiNG-A large class will be initiated at the meeting of the local Moose lodge tonight. The dicta- tor asks all members to be present. degree team is to be initiated. The meeting will be at the 1. O. O. r. hall, Third avenue and Adams
 RETURN FROM TRIPS. l.. Ham, ilton and family of 909 North Seventh street returned Monday evening from q six weeks trip in the northern part of the state. They reported a delight fuI time, spent among the pines, fish ing at Lake Marys, near Flagstaff, and motoring to the many points of interest in that region. The fishing was best at Sedona, on upper Oak Creek. Hamilton declares the Schne- berg hill outside Sedona the steepest thing in existance and teams are kept ! busy pulling motor cars over the top. l GIVE SERVICE TALkS-How prof itably desert land may be irrigated by pumped water was described to the members of the Kiwanis club at theis luncheon yesterday by Charles II. Rit- tSiiiOuSS Ill d DAiSl StiN tGS Olh Dunbar made an interesting talk, one surprising fact he told the members i being that the largest stock Of springs in the west was in Phoenix. Louis w. Sadier of the Carl Anderson insurance office gave a talk on insurance. E. D. Raley was chairman of the day TWO GET EES-Judge Lyman yesterday granted two decrees of di- vorce IS follows: Benol Juiet Schwartz from Albert Schwartz, charge cruelty and failure to privode. and Thomas J. Hisey from Constance c. Hisey, charge, desertion.
 RETURNS FROM EAsT-Dr. w c. Ellis has just returned from an ex- ! tended trip east during which he at 1 tended the laboratory of surgical tee nique at Chicago and also clinics at Chicago, Cincinnati and Dr. Mayos at Rochester. Minn. Dr. Ellis daughter, Helen, who graduated from Phoenix l Union High school last term. accom- 1 panied her father part of the trip. but remained in Ohio. where she will at tend the state university this year.
 SUES FOR MAGES-Declaring that he suffered damages to the extent of $490 when an automobile belonging to the defendant crashed into his car at the intersection of Willetta street and North Central avenue on August 1 5, 1920, c. c. Barnes yesterday brought suit against Lebbeus Chapman for q J
 deprived of the use of his ear for 30 days while 1t was being repaired which damaged him he says $3 a day. The | cost of the repairs to the ear he says i amounted to $400.
 JUSTICES RETURNING-C F. l Leonard. clerk of the supreme court. l is expected back from his vacation | tomorrow. Chief Justice Cunning ham l will return on Friday, and Justice
 Baker. who has been on an outing in l the White Mountains. and Justice Ross. | who has been sumnering at Prescott ! will be in their chambers the latter l part of the week It is also under l stood that c. c. H. Hansen, who is reported to have loaded up his camel
 is also hastening across mountain and
 desert iTf a straight line for Phoenix
 TEESE WILL MARRY-License to
 marry were issued yesterday to Roy
 k. King. Jr.. 21. Of Southland. Tex. and
 Maisy lone ParSman. F. of Buckeye;
 Alyo Carrello, 2S and Josefa Molinar.
 IS, both of Marinette; Ceriaeo Aguerro.
 year; and C. Frederick Jones. 43. San
 Francisco. and Jennie E. Flowers. 46.
 of Dayton, Ohio.
 ICE CREAM SCCIAL-An ice cream
 social and fancy work bazaar will be
 given d the Murphy school building
 by women workers and volunteer
 band Of the Murphy Union Sunday
 School at s o'clock tomorrow night.
 BAND CONCERT TONIGH T-The
 city band will give it's regular weekly
 concert at Federal Park tonight in stead of tomorrow night Director Nenne announced last night. The pro
 gram will be particularly interesting
 one.
 I PLEADS GUILTY; FINED s1-
 Richard Martin yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Mckee at his
 hearing on charge of simple assault
 and was fined s1. William Blonien was found not guilty of the same charge. NJ. D. Perry. the complaining witness. charged the men with striking 3 him with their fists
 HAD BUSY MONTH-During tho month of August 122 criminal cases and 15 civil cases were filed in the West Phoenix precinct justice court according 10 Justice Mckee. Most ot the criminal cases have been disposed of. the justice said Considering that 1 most of the criminal cases had ar arraignment and a hearing, from threC l to ten cases were in court nearIN I Il. -Q--