Arizona republican., 1920-01-29

L. Meeks 24 and Pearl Barkley, 2e, both of Glendale: Brijido Munoz, =, and Josefina Ruiz. 20, both of Phoenix; Antonio Alvarodo 33. and Catalina Martinez, g, both of Phoenix; Doyle T. Allensworth. 90, of Phoenix, and Marine Hiatt. 21 of Glendale: Gestur Pauson, 24 and Dorothy F. Heathman, 1a, both O. Phoenix.
 TEXAS BANKER IN CITY, Matthew Holub, banker of Taylor, Texas. arrived in Phoenix yesterday to take up his permanent residence. Holub is a brother of I. NJ. Holub, as
 INTERSTATE Y SECRETARY-W. H. Day of Fl Paso, interstate secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A.. was in Phoenix yesterday en route for Prescott, where he will be engaged in community work for the next few days.
 PHOENIX GIRL WEDS-Lenore Y. Carr, daughter of Mrs. Molly Carr of Phoenix, was married Monday to L. E. Baker at Roewood. Arizona, accord ing to word which reached here yes terday. Mir. Baker formerly lived here. and at present is employed at Roe wood. where the couple will live.
 INJURED IN CRASH, SUES-Suit for S5100 was brought against o. c. McElrath of Mesa yesterday in the superior court by Santa Ana de Casas. who alleges that a machine owned by McElrath struck the wagon in which he was riding on Main street. in Mesa, on November 22 of last year, destroying the wagon and throwing him to the ground. The Mexican alleges that he was rendered unconscious for several hours and that the accident resulted through no fault of his own. Cox & Moore are his attorneys.
 SOWECO CLUB DANCE-The Sow eco club will give an informal dance at the Woman's club on Monday even ing, the event being the first in a series of affairs planned by the new organization for the spring season. ans club and will be carefully planned in all it's details. The club is com posed of loo employees of the South west Cotton company, who plan to en- certain frequently. Several invitations have been issued for the event. FORD BACk-FIRED Alleging that he was damaged to the extenc of $7250 by the backfiring of Ford ma- chine. which he says broke his hand, Ernest L. Mitchell. d former employe of the Pacific Creamery company, company, brought suit for that amount yesterday in the superior court The accident occurred September 1s. 1917, Mitchell declares, adding that he entered the army the next month and remained in the service until July of last year. The direct cause of the accident was the loosening of the con trol rod on the timer, he states.
 AMEND COMPLAINT = Making more definite and certain a complaint filed in the office of the clerk of the United States district court some time ago, an amended complaint was filed yesterday in the $1 1000 action for damage brought by Isaac Cvijanovicil against the Ray Consolidated Copper company. According to the complaint, the plaintiff suffered severe and seri- ous injuries when a caSe-in occurred at the companys property last April He claims to have become totally in capacitated from performing his duties as result of the accident. At the time of the accident Cvijanovich was employed by the corporation a tim herman
 ASKS WRIT OF PROBABLE CAUSE-Denied stay of execution yesterday by Judge Stanford Of the su- perior court Clifford Smith. convicted last Thursday Of grand larceny in con necetion with s2.100 worth of Liberty bonds, the alleged property of A. J. Peters of Tempe. will file today an ap-d pllcaton for writ of proba ble cause with the clerk of the supreme court, in wEich improper conduct of the trial on inc part of the county attorney is al- leged. Smith, who has been sentenced to serve from two to three years .n the state penitentiary. declares in the paper filed yesterday that Improper evidence was brought before the Jury by MT. Laney, county attorney, and that the latter made unfair and pre- judicial statements
 WANT HOMES FOR DOGS-Hu- mane Officer Canning has two dogs that need and deserve home. One is a female part bull to which a fee of s is attached. The other is a fox hound free to anyone who will give him a good home
 TEXAS EDITOR IN CITY C. A. Martin. managing editor of the Fl Paso Herold for several years, was a visitor in the city yesterday. having come from the publishers meeting at Nogales last Monday and Tuesday.
 DANCE TICKETS ON SALE-Tick- cts for the dance to be gwen next Wednesday, February 4. by the -Coun-. cil of Jewish Women for the benefit of the Day Nursery and the councils