Arizona republican., 1920-04-15

was<returned to the county jail to await
 q hearing on May 2s. The complaining
 witness, Bug Gibson, alleges Martinez struck him with pick handle. breaking
 his arm.
 TO HOLD DANCE-The Madison Improvement club will hold their reg ular dance Friday night, April Is, at ltheir clubhouse. four miles east of Gen. tral avenue, on the Indian school road. ARRAlGNED IN CEMENT CASE W. E..> Springer yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Mckee on q charge of grand larceny in connection 1 with the 1200 sacks of cement which formed the basis of the Harry Hurley suit brought to a conclusion in the su- perior court last Monday. Springer was released under bond of 5000 to appear for examination at . o'clock next Monday afternoon.
 CHARGED WITH A 8 A U L T. Chauncey H. McGee. alias Louisiana,
 alias F-lanny, yesterday was arralgned before Justice Mckee on a charge Of assault by means likely to produce great bodily harm. He was placed un-
 der $500 bond and returned to jail
 Examination will be held April 16. The
 complaining witness. Frederick Frand-
 sen, alleges McGee struck him on the
 head with D revolver.
 TO REPORT ON DRESS-The high
 school parent-teacher association Will meet in the library at the high school
 at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. several interesting speakers with live messages will address the association. The com mittees on girls uniforms. consisting
 of six high school girls, four teachers and a mother. will give a final report Everybody interested is invited to at tend.
 LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD The Lutheran Brotherhood of Groce n. tr-it
 liam J. Morgan. 1531 West Washington
 street this evening at o'clock There
 will be an interesting program.
 TO KAPPA ALPHA THETAS-Miss Betty Newsom, grand president or
 Kappa Alpha Theta will visit Beta
 at the University of Arizona April 20
 and 12. The Thetas in Tucson are par ticularly anxious that the members or
 Kappa Alpha Theta in the state Of Arizona be present in Tucson during those days. Information in regard to the program for Miss Newsom's visit may be had by writing to the Kappa
 Alpha Theta House at Tucson.
 CHARGES RTION-Declaring he deserted her in August. 1917, Audrey Brown yesterday brought suit for di- vorce from Clarence H. Brown. She asks for the community property in
 Chandler and the custody of two minor children.
 WIFE WINS DIvoRcE-on grounds of desertion, Sarah Clem yesterday was granted decree of divorce from Clin- ton Clem by Judge Stanford. AT WORK, DROPS DEAD-While mixing cement yesterday in the plant of the Arizona Cement company. E. ugo a Mexican, dropped dead from heart failure. He was about 50 years old and had been in the employ of the Cement company but two or three days. The man leaves a wife and two child ren.
 RECEPTION TO NEW MEMBERS A reception to all new members
 who have poined Calvary Baptist church during the past year will be given Friday evening. April 16, at 4:30 D. m. A special program has been ar- ranged and Refreshments will be served. Plans of the utmost import ance to the church will be discussed. The pastor is particularly anxious tha all members be present
 CAUT. LA RUE TO PRESCOTT Capt. Frank a Rue, inspection instruc- tor of normal and high school cadets. left yesterday for Prescott on official business. He will return on Satur- day.
 TO CONSIDER TEXT -BooKs-For the purpose of considering text books
 to be adopted in the public schools, the state board of education will meet
 Tuesday in the office of President E. B. von KleinSmid of the University or Arizona. Governor Thomas E. Camp
 bell will be present at the meeting. ON CiviS COMMITTEE-Comm sioner Fred O. Adams yesterday was appointed to represent the city com mission on the Central Civics commit tee, now being organized in the city to
 coordinate the activities of IS civic
 bodies in working on civic enterprises and movements. Two thirds of the 15 organizations must endorse the consti-
 tuition and by laws of the new com mittee.
 MAY BUY OWN BoNDS-The city treasurer yesterday was authorized by
 the city commission to investigate if
 funds were available for the taking up by the city of a block of $46,000
 worth of municipal bonds of varying
 maturity, and if funds are available.
 to take up the bonds. The block of
 Phoenix bonds was offered the city
 by Sweet. Causey, Foster and company
 of Denver at 97 and interest.
 ALTAR SOCIETY N S-St.
 Mary's Altar society will meet this aft
 ernoon at 2:30 o'clock in room ' at
 the school building. Monroe and Fourth
 streets. All who had tickets for sale for the recent card party are request
 ed to make returns.