Arizona republican., 1921-08-03
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ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE

ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE - A license to marry was issued yester- day to Ora G. Wilson of Phoenix and Mary M. Carmody of San Francisco.
 ICE CREAM SoClAL-The ladies of the Bethel church will hold an ice cream social at the church on Thurs day evening, August f. Everybody is invited to attend
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS- Following is a>list of undelivered tele- grams: A. G. Pramell, Judson Will ingham, Mrs. O. G. Howard, Mrs. w. F. Hughes, Florence Casinos, J. c. Meredith, D. Goldbaum.
 A SLUMP IN FINES-Only s725 in fines and forfeitures of bond was paid into the city treasury last mon tn. This is the smallest amount paid into the city through the police court for the past two years.
 MOTORING TO coAST-Mrs. T. T. Moore with her daughters, Kath- crime and Genevive, and T. c. Cuvel- Her. secretary of the Arizona Anti Tuberculosis association, left yester- day by motor for California.
 LEGION MEETINc-The regular monthly meeting of the Frank Luke IT,, post of the American Legion will be held at o'clock this evening at the lawn of the American Legion head quarters, North 7th avenue. A large attendance is requested.
 HAVE NEW DAUGHTER-M MT. and Mrs. Hugh M. Weatherford of Flagstaff announce the arrival of an eight and one-half pound girl Satur- day morning. Mrs. Weatherford is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. F. NJ. Lam son of this city.
 AUXILIARY TO MEET-The wo- mems Auxiliary of the American Le- zion will meet at the Legion head quarters on North Seventh avenue at 8 o'clock tonight. Business of special importance will be taken up and ev- cry member is urged to be present. Refreshments will be served.
 WILL FILED - Placing a valua- tion of s7.700 on the estate, the will of Edmund Ruppert who died July 16, 1921, was filed for probate yes terday by the widow, Anna R. Rup- pert, named as the executrix of the | estate in the will. The estate con- sists of real and personal property 1 The petition will be heard on Monday l afternoon, August 29, at 1880. | TUCSON ROAD CLOSED-Th' road bureau of the Automobile club oi Arizona was informed by telegram l yesterday that the Tucson road vii be closed all day today because of tht l destruction of two spans of the bridge | across the Rillitto river. Private par ties are hauling cars across the rive for s each,s the report says It is be
 lieved that a detour will have beer l arranged by tomorrow.
 TWO PLEAD GUiLTY-Charle
 McElroy entered plea of guilty il the superior court to a charge o
 second degree burglary yesterday
 He was charged with entering tn
 home of Fillman Brewer. Augustin Gonzales Robles entered a plea o | guilty to a charge of burglary. H
 was charged with entering the hom | of T. E. Law. Both men will be sen | tenced on Thursday morning b, Judge Jenckes.
 PLEADS NOT cUILTY-E. R. Nc
 Dannell yesterday entered a plea o l not guilty in the superior court to charge of assault with a deadly wea pon and the trial was set for Sep tember 16 by Judge Jenckes. Tn | charge against McDannell arises iron an altercation he is said to have ha with Gray Rankin following a gu 1 fight between Rankin and M. Ra l miraz in the 1900 block on West Oliv l street on the night of July T..
 COMMISSION NOT RESPONSE H BlE-In various stories concernin
 the movement for a special session c
 the legislature, mention has bee
 carelessly made of the tax commiss
 ion" as the instigator of the move
 ment and some of the department which would be affected by the pro proposed reductions have called u the commission to inquire what Its in terest in the matter may be. Wha was meant by tax commission" wa the committee of taxpayers, a purel |i private organization.