Arizona republican., 1920-03-27

removal of it's offices from Washing ton, D. C., to Indianapolis. Ind. to the national headquarters. has resumed publication.
 HEARINGS NEXT WEEK = Hear ings postponed because of the illness of United States Commissioner John E.. Henke have been reset, number of matters coming up early in the week. The commissioner was able 10 De at his office yesterday and sat in one hearing, but continued other cases un- til the first of the week. On Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock Frank EvainS and Esther Evains, colored, will be given their preliminary examination. The negroes are charged with violation of the Harrison anti-narcotic act. The preliminary hearing in the case of the United States versus Medigovich and Jankovich, charged with conspiracy to violate the liquor law, will be held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon.
 POULTRYMEN TO MEET-All in- terested in poultry raising are invited to go with the members of the Poultry association to the Wolfe poultry farm. Saturday afternoon, just east of North Central avenue, on Rose lane. This is one-fourth mile north of the Bethany road and one-f fourth mile east of North Central avenue. Those going by car should take the Orangewood car. which leaves Phoenix 1:20 D. m-, and get off | yards from the Wolfe farm. For those who do not find it convenient to take the Orangewood car, autos will be pro- vided and will leave the chamber Of commerce at about 1:45 p. m. The Wolfe farm is one of the profitable poultry farms of the valley and the trip will be worth while.
 CONTEST PROcEEDINGS-Ch ing that Emmet G. Williams left the country after filing application on homestead in Graham county, William Fred Laney of Miami yesterday brought contest proceedings against Williams in the United States land of- flee at Phoenix. Claim is made that Williams wholly abandoned the land, failing to comply with the homestead law in not establishing his residence or cultivating the land. The contestee's address is given as Kansas City.
 SCHOOL ELECTION ToDAY-The election of two trustees, one for the city schools and one for the Union High school from the city will be held in the Administration building, 331 North First avenue from 10 a. m. until 6 D. m. today. All qualified to vote in the coming city election. all tax payers and the parents of a minor child are entitled to vote. Sims Ely is the only candidate for the city trus- tee and Lin B. Orme. the only high school trustee candidate.
 WILL TRY GARDNER SOON- Frank s. Smith, special agent of the department of justice left last evening for Tucson where he has been called to testify before the federal grand jury which convened at that place yester- day. It is understood that one of the first cases to be presented to the grand jury for investigation will be that of Carl Gardner. charged with white slavery, who was arrested at a Phoe- nix hotel by agents of the department of justice. Gardner was a bell boy at the hotel where his wife is alleged to have practiced her profession with his knowledge and consent. After her ar rival from the east few weeks ago, it is alleged he gave up work and lived in luxury. It is said that he will plead guilty, having made complete con- fession to the authorities.