Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

FnO OfA EORSG 0Eh EIC Archdeacon J. R. Jenkins will have charge of the services at Trinity pro- cathedral today.
 THREE SHOULD cALL-The fol- lowing people are requested to call at once at Red Cross headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building: Mary Ann Henderson. Opal Aline Portlock and Edward r. Jackson.
 ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEETING The Royal Neighbors Thimble club will meet at Riverside park next Tuesday afternoon at 30 o'clock. All mem bers are invited to attend.
 RECOVERING FROM OPERATION A w Fisher of the Davie Realty company is 9 patient in Los An geles hospital, where he has undergone an operation. He is reported as get ting along nicely.
 CONTRACTORS MOVE OFFICE English and Pierce, contractors, have moved their office from IT West Adams street to POI Monihon building, North First avenue. Their new quarters are much larger than their former office.
 DRIVING TO COAST-Mr. and Mrs. w R. Davenport and Miss Pauline Davenport left yesterday afternoon by automobile for Los Ang Ales and San Francisco, via the Parker road. They will remain the rest of the summer and will visit with Mrs. Davenport's people.
 FLYING TO PHOENIx-Lieutenan Colonel Gaujot, commanding the First Cavalry at Douglas, will arrive in the city this morning with two planes, one of which will probably be driven by the camp adjutant- It is expected that the lieutenant colonel will return to his post this afternoon after conferr ing with Adjutant General Ingalls, rela tive to the expenses of Troop A in att tending the two weeks encampment.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Ira Mitchell, 2s, and Gertrslde z. Benson. 21, both of Buckeye: Roland E. Waite. Phoenix; Leopoldo Florez, 23, and Trinidad Yslos, IS, both of Chandler; Monroe Harris, 25, and Alice O. Tenn pie, 20 both of Phoenix; Richard F. Goodwin. 21, and Hattie E. Hill, 19, both of Phoenix; and F. L. Christen- 30, of Prescott.
 GOING EAST ON vAcATIoN-Mrs Frank Shirley of Shirleys Beauty Par lors will leave this evening for the East on vacation. The larger cities will be visited on the business of the firm. Two weeks will be spent at Idlewild, a summer resort on Lake Michigan, and the remaining weeks will be put in visiting at sDes Moines and Newton Ia. While Mrs Shirley is away competent operators will con- tinue to serve the public.
 RED LAKE BARBECUE-The sixth annual Red Lake barbecue will be held at Red Lake. between Williams and the Grand Canyon, about the middle of this month, and as usual special invita- tions have been sent out to all the can didates for state offices to present themselves for inspection. In the past they have generally attended, partly hpPanGA fh0U wanted f0 make favor able impression and partly for the good time that is always assured there. The barbecue is under the general aus pices of the I. O. O. F. of Williams and under the special direction of ter rie Lee.
 NOMINATION. PAPERS FLIED Notice of intention to be candidates for Democratic nominations for office were filed with the office of secretary of state yesterday by Thomas G. Pey- ton for representative from the third district of Maricopa county, F. J. Munch for state auditor and Louis B. Whitney for attorney general The public had already been appraised by rumor that these gentlemen would of fer themselves for sacrifice. Wiley E. Jones also filed his nomination papers for renomination for attorney general
 WATSON BROTHERS MoVE-An announcement of interest to Paige owners is made this morning by Wat son Brothers, state distributors of Paige automobiles and trucks. The announcement is to the effect that the service department of the firm will be avenue and West Washington street. Until the completion of the new offices and salesrooms, the firm will do busi- ness in temporary offices at the new building, making a further announce ment when the completion of the build in has taken n19n6 All Paige Vn-l CTS are requested to call at the new location to transact business and for service work. SUES FOR $35o = Declaring that there is still due him S350 for his ser vices during the city election last spring Hugh Callahan yesterday brought suit against Charles E. Addams, Walter Brawner and George Lewis, asking for | Judgment. Callahan alleges that he en- tered into contract with them to take charge of their office during the pri- maries and general election, to work for the election of George U. Young and two commissioners. For this work, Callahan says, he was to receive $500; | He states that he devoted all of hiI | time to the office, and alleges that they | have only paid him $150 and refuse to pay the balance.
 PLEADS GUiLTY-Jeff viliborghi | yesterday pleaded guilty on arraign-
 ment before United States CommiS-
 sioner Henke 'on the charge of having a distilling apparatus in his posses l sion. He was held. to answer to the | federal court under a bond of 5000, | which he furnished in cash. Viliborghi | was arrested on Friday after the off cers found a 10-gallon copper still, a | barrel of mash, 10 gallons of mash
 made from figs, and a demijohn of fig wine in his home four miles southeast l of Phoenix on the Henshaw road | Vilibhorghi yesterday told MT. Henke | that he was intending to make vinegar | with the still.