Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10

CARD AT JEFFERSON-w.H H. Card
of Miami was a business visitor in the
city yesterday, stopping at the Jeffer-
son hotel.
AT THE coMMERCIAL-Joh s.
Culver arrived in the city from Padu-
cab, KY, yesterday and is stopping at
the Commercial hotel.
NEW YORKER AT COMMERCIAL
Guy Choate of New York city arrived
in the city yesterday and registered at
the Commercial hotel.
ROBERTS FROM LONE STAR
STATE-W. 4. Roberts arrived in the
city from Dallas, Texas, yesterday and
is stopping at the Commercial hotel.
PARTY FROM ILLlNOiS-A party
which registered at the Jefferson hotel
from Ottawa, Illinois, yesterday in
cluded Louis Glenn, Miss Alice Glenn,
Mrs. George Singer and Mrs. Mary
Lack.
HERE FROM KEYSTONE STATE
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Troutman and
children arrived in the city rom Butler,
Pa, yesterday and are stopping at the
Jefferson hotel
SNOW IN PHOENIx-E. G. Snow
arrived in the city yesterday from Los
Angeles and is stopping at the Hotel
Adams.
BOTH COASTS REPRESENTED
Among the guests at the Hotel Adams
yesterday were arrivals from both
coasts, Charles Outflow coming from
Los Angeles and Lloyd L. Toplitz from
New York.
White arrived in the city from Youngs-
town, Ohio. yesterday and is stopping
at the Hotel Adams.
HERE FROM DENvER-H. H. Hold
die Of Denver, Colo. was guest at the
Hotel Adams yesterday.
Y. w. C. A. DRIVE MEETING - All
the team workers in the Y. w. c. A
campaign for next week are asked TO
come to a meeting tomorrow afternoon
at the Y. w. c. A. headquarters, 127
North Central avenue, at p. m. Mrs.
w. c. Hartranft, who is directing the
team work, will issue final instruc-
tons for the campaign, which begins
Monday
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
MEETING-A meeting of the state
committee on Americanization will be
held at o'clock tonight in the school
administration building, 331 North
First avenue. An interesting and i'm
portant program will be presented.
The story of work among boys in Tue
son, how the Mexican mothers were
reached in Miami, the naturalization
III SAN J4tSO- anu ItpOHlS ny
two important committees will feature
the meeting.
WANT TO BUY A SHIP? = The
government has ships for sale and has
written to the Phoenix chamber of
commerce about it. Any person or
corporation that wishes to buy ships
may communicate with the shipping
board at Washington. Proposals will
be received until January 20. The COM
munication does not state why the
government wishes TO sell ships. 1t
names 16 passenger vessels and Ia in
termediate vessels for steerage and
cargo. One of the passenger craft of
fered is the Martha washington,
Austrian" being placed after the name
in the list. The President Grant is
one of the intermediate craft, and in
the passenger vessel list are the Mt.
Vernon, the Won Steuben, the George
Washington, the America and the Po-
cahontas.
THESE MAY MARRY-Marriag
licenses were issued to but two couples
yesterday by the clerk of the superior
court during one of the lightest days
since last summer Those who re-
ceived licenses to wed were Eustorfio
P. Luna, %, of Ray, and Josefa Ne
wares %, of Mesa; Robert T. Johnson,
26. and Estelle L. Snyder, %, both of
EJECT OFFICE Rs-At the election
of officers of the Lime Crown Gold
Mining and Milling company, held Jan
uary 7. the old official were reelected
as follows: George H. Ward, Vendor,
president: Martin Weyant Phoenix,
vice president: George Erhardt, Phoe-
nix, secretary and treasurer. 1t was
decided to go ahead with development
work
DISMISS cAsE-Mrs. c. V. Cutcher,
charged by the Sanitary Meat market
with obtaining meat and money from
it's store by means of a bogus check
for 81. was released yesterday when
her case came up in the West Phoenix
precinct justice court. Dismissal was
moved by the county attorney.
WAIVE EXAMINATION = James
Howard and William B. Avant waived
examination on a burglary charge
yesterday in Judge McKee's court and
were held for the superior court in
$500 bond each. The pair, arrested by
Officers Grove and McGrath of the
city police, are alleged to have bur-
glarized the home of Mrs Sadie Bobo
on December II.
HE'LL STAY 90 DAYS-William
Rosas. charged by Edward F. Richard
son with the theft of a bicycle, had
his charge reduced from grand larceny
to petty larceny yesterday in Judge
McKee's court on motion of Herman
Lewkowitz. assistant county attorney.
Rosas then pleaded guilty TO the
amended charge and was fined $50
Unable to pay it. he went to the county
iaiI to begin 90 day sentence.
WARRANTS FOR POOL HALL
MEN-Bench warrants for the arrest
on gaming charges of Roderick J. Wal
ker and L. L. Pigg, proprietors of the
Majestic pool hall on East Washington
street, were issued yesterday afternoon
by Judge Stanford of the superior
court on information filed with the
clerk of the court by the county attor-
ney. The arrest of Walker and Pigg
follows a raid made on their establish
ment Thursday evening by deputies
from the sheriffs office. Keno pool
had been played openly on one of the
tables and several arrests were made