Arizona republican., 1920-05-01
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! COMMITTEE TO MEET-The 1 Americanfzation committee will meet | for luncheon at l o'clock today at the
 A. A. BETTS iMPRovING-Amos A. A. Betts. chairman of the corporation commission who has been confined to his home for the past three weeks with a serious attack of typhoid fever, was reported better yesterday. It is under stood the crisis will be reached today. SPEEDER IS FINED-F. C. San ders yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Wheeler on charge of speed ing on the South Center street bridge and was fined s5.
 DOG WANTS A HOME - Humane Officer Canning reports a male collie dog which may be had by applying at 241 North Fifteenth street
 FINED FOR SPEEDING - R. G.. Chambers yesterday pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Mckee on a charge of speeding on North Central avenue and was fined s15.
 INSPECT GILBERT SCHOOLS Miss Beulah Coon, state supervisor of home economies and Miss Helen Hahn, assistant instructor of home economies of the University of Arizona, yesterday inspected the work that was being done by the schools of Gilbert
 NEW SUMMER DRINK - Ed F. Murphy of M J. Brandenstein of San Francisco. is in the city in the inter ests of Tree tea, a product which will be pushed in this territory as an iced summer drink.
 WINTER VISITORS LEAVE-After spending the winter in this city. Mrs. Walter E. Paschall and daughter Elizabeth. departed on Thursday night for their home in Oklahoma City. While stopping here, they lived at S46 North Fifth avenue.
 JESSE eOYCE ILL-Jesse Boyce, state auditor, is confined to his home following a slight operation on his knee. Boyce was injured week ago and the operation was deemed advis- able by his physician. It is believed that he will be able to be at his desk early in the week.
 ETHEL WISE RETURNS - Miss Ethel Wise. who mas been in California for the past year, returned to Phoenix yesterday with view of again making her home in this city Miss Wise was chief clerk of the corporation commits sion for eight years.
 AFTER TAX CONVENTION - An effort to secure Salt Lake City as the convention place for the annual meet ing of the national tax commission is being made by Simon Bamberger, gov ernor of Utah, who has forwarded number of endorsements with the state tax commission from those who at tended the governors s convention there last fall. C. M. ZdnOer. cnalrInan or the commission and a member of the executive committee of the national or ganization. is in favor of Salt Lake City and will cast his vote for meet ing there in the autumn. Minneapolis has also extended an invitation to the commissioners to meet in that city
 LICENSED TO MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Agustin Cavarrubios, 21, and Jesus c. Eros, .19, both of ScottsdaIe; H. C. Davidson. p, and Carolyn Burtis, p. both of Phoenix; Jeff Temple, 23, of Mesa and Lucetta Godfrey, 23, of Tempe; and John Albert Haskett, AZ, of Flagstaff, and Rill Glider, 22. of Phoenix.
 SENTENCE IS sUsPENDED-J. R. Swift. charged with grand larceny, yes terday was given a suspended sentence of five years by Judge Stanford on con- dition that he would deposit s25 each month during the term of the sentence in a local bank and also report to the probation officer once a month. Swift, with William Beck and J. C.. Allenbach. was arrested in connection with the robbery of the Arizona Supply com store at 347 East Washington street recently. Swift and Beck each pleaded guilty to the charge and the latter will be sentenced next Monday. On motion of l.. M. Laney, county att torney, the charge against Allenbach, who asked for time to enter a plea. was dismissed.