Arizona republican., 1921-04-29
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PLEADS GUILTY-Stanley Newell of Mesa yesterday pleaded guilty in the superior court to a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor and was sentepced by Judge Stanford to serve five months in the county jail in addition to paying a fine of s100, or serving one day in jail for each S1 of the fine not paid. Newell was ar rested recently by Constable o. L. Pickens of Mesa after the latter found three gallons of 'moonshine" whiskey in car in which Newell was riding J. R. Carleton yesterday changed his plea from not guilty to a charge of grand larceny to guilty on a charge of petty larceny. The matter will be disposed of this morning by Judge Stanford
 ONE MARRIAGE LicENsE-A H- cense to marry was issued yesterday to George W. Clubb, 27, and Mabel NJ Wise, IT. both of Gilbert.
 WANTS A HUSBAND-Mrs.O Olive Holbrook, a widow, 21 years of age. and resident of Palmer. Mass, has written to Postmaster Nicholson for his help in securing a husband. She prefers, she says, nice widower or bachelor Those who believe them selves eligible may receive further informa ton by writing to her at Box F, Palmer, Mass. No photograph was enclosed with the letter. but post office employees were of the decided opinion that one who is a widow and 21 needs no picture to advertise her charms.
 SEND GOOD WIsHEs-Following the receipt of an invitation from the Lone Star Trail association of Mis- sissippi to send delegates to the con- vention of the organization. which opened at Brookhaven, Miss, yester- day. Harry Welch, secretary of the chamber of commerce, has sent to the association the good wishes of Ari- zona and an outline of the good roads program of Maricopa county.
 TO SERVE DINNER-The women of the Congregational church, East Willetta and Second streets, will serve a dinner at the church between 6:3 0and 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 RETURNS FROM FLORENCE Clayton Bennett, secretary to the board of directors of state institu- tions. returned yesterday from the state penitentiary at Florence, where he checked up state property with Capt. Thomas Ryning. who will suc- ceed c. c. Powell as superintendent of the prison on Monday. According to MT. Bennett, the affairs at the in- stitution are io good condition. Ills official trip also included a few days at Fort Grant, where he inspected the industrial school. The 3213 acres re- gently acquired by the state after be- l ing held by W. T. Webb under g lease is being fenced and will be used l for stock farm.
 ENLISTMENT sUNDAY-Sunda, Emorning, May !, will be a special oc- casion in the Central Christian church, when the pastor, R. E. FL more, will present the subject of life enlistment. Volunteers will be. en- rolled who wish to prepare for tho ministry. the mission field. education and other religious activities.
 CHURCH REcEPTfoN-The Cen. tral Christian church will give a re- ception to the new members at o'clock tonight. There will be brie entertaining features. Milton Ras- bury, violinist. will play. This is meeting altogether in the interest O i larger friendship and brotherhood. NEW LEAGUE TO MEET-Th, recently organized Farmers Protec tive League of Maricopa County vii meet at 1.2G o'clock Saturday after noon at the Water Users building Directors will be chosen and it is ex pected that there will be a discussion with county officials concerning l possible cutting of proposed budgets John R. Norton is president of the ! new organization, J. C. Hurley is vice president, and John L. Knigh | of Buckeye is secretary.
 ASKS H,500-Declaring that h
 suffered injuries to the extent o1 $7500 when struck by the defend
 ants automobile, M. B. Showalte
 yesterday brought suit against Jo | seph Mishka for a judgment. Show | alter alleges he was walking east O
 Van Buren street about z o'clock O.
 the night of Feb. 5, 1921, and allege l Mishka, who he says was driving hi
 car east along the street, ran owe him. Showalter alleges he has bee
 unable to follow his usual occupatio
 because of the injuries received
 TO SEND LOWERS-Anothe
 consignment of flowers for the sol
 diers of the hospital at Fort Whippl,