Arizona republican., 1920-03-04

Infant garments which are at present unfinished. All members are requested 1 to be present Visitors are welcome. AUTOMATIC MEAT LUTHERAN automatic meat cutter just installed at l the Palace market, 402 East Van Buren | street, is attracting considerable at- l tention. It is the first of its kind to | be brought to Arizona and is said to | do the work of six men. Steaks. chops, etc, are cut perfectly, each one just | like the other. The machine is elec- | trically operated.
 1 RAZE OLD BUILDlNG-work was
 started yesterday in raging one of the | oldest brick structures in Phoenix-a 1 two- story rooming house at the north west corner of Jefferson street and | Second avenue. It is to be replaced by | a modern business structure of con- crete, two stories high and basement under all. Herbert J. Mann is the architect and builder L. II. Rhuart | is the owners The new building will have a frontage of 50 feet on Second avenue with a depth of 131 F. feet The l first or main floor will be divided into store rooms with the second floor as ] rooming house.
 REALTY BOARD TO MEET-The next meeting of the Maricopa County Realty Board will be held tonight at the Y. M. C. A. The usual large crowd is anticipated. All those desiring to attend should notify the secretary at oHce Tn the near future d large du will be run giving complete list of all members of the Maricopa County Realty Board. This is in accordance with the wishes of the chamber of commerce and the public. C. P. Wood bury, is secretary, phone 1881.
 CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY-I Substituting plea of guilty for for ner plea of not guilty James Ray Bailey and Cavell Vaughn French yes terday admitted their guilt in viola tion of the Reed amendment Acting on the recommendation of T. H. Lang ston. assistant United States attorney. Judge Dyer dated Bailey's sentence from his imprisonment four and a half months ago and permitted him to go. The government lawyer stated that during the influenza epidemic in King man, where Bailey was confined in jail he nursed the prisoners and otherwise bore an excellent jail record. French,
 who served 2s days before furnishing bond, was fined $200. which was paid ME R ( FER IS PROPOSED = The Phoenix Church Federation will hold it's regular noon luncheon program in the Y. M. c. A., today noon- There will
 be good speaker for a short address. The important item of business and one of the most important steps in the history of the organization will be the reception discussion and disposal of a committee report proposing a merS- ing of the Federation with the Inter ' come. Lunch tickets are 8 cents.
 WILL HOLD MEETING Ari-
 zona Deaconess hospital and home will
 hold its annual meeting for the elec-
 ton of trustees and the transaction of
 business on Tuesday evening. March
 9, at 7:30 o'clock in the Central Meth
 odist church. Anyone having paid s10
 or more to the hospital within the past
 year is entitled to vote at this elec-
 tion. All are invited to attend. w. WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE
 Claiming that the business partner of
 the late T. Kusunoki, Japanese
 truck farmer, still retains s325 due the
 Kusunol1i estate. o. Saito yesterday
 filed petition for letters to administer
 the estate of the deceased. The pe-
 tition states that kusunoki died April
 15, 1919. at which time he was an
 equal partner in a 40-acre cantaloupe
 ranch. Heirs of the deceased, the pe-
 father, aged so, and Hasaichi Kusun-
 oki, brother. aged s5. both residing at
 Yamanshi, Japan.
 the desert lands entry made by Bessie
 R. Mckelvey was not made in good
 faith is the charge of Bert BIust. who
 yesterday instituted contest proceed
 ings in the United States land office. i
 Blust alleged that when the contested i
 filed on the desert land in Casa Grande 1 she was not a bona fide resident Of Arizona and that she had no intention | of becoming one. He claims that nei- l
 ther before nor after filing on the land l
 was the Los Angeles woman a bona fide resident.
 GOING TO GUATEMALA-M Making | application for a passport for Guate- l mala, where her husband serves as American vice consul, Mrs. Fife Hoad- | ley Goforth yesterday appeared be- | fore the clerk of the United States l district court and applied for the nec- essary papers that she might join her | husband. She also requested pass | ports for her two small daughters | Mabel Louise and Helen May Mrs |