Arizona republican., 1921-01-21
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 GIVES LUNCHEON TO ATTACHES Mrs. Lewis Croston, formerly Miss Edna Hayes, gave a luncheon yester- day entertaining the attaches of the board of directors of state institu- uons by which she was employed be- lore her marriage. The luncheon was gwen at her home on West Washing ton street and the guests included among others Clayton Bennett, secre- tary to the board, Burt Winger Miss Ruth Cooke, Miss Matte Doster and Miss Grace Cousins.
 SOCIAL EVENING TONIGHT-The applied education department of the Osborn Womans club will give a so- cial evening tonight at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Greig Scott. This will be the initial of a series of affairs of this nature which will be given by the department.
 NAMED HEALTH oFFicER-Dr. F. l.. Leister of Wickenburg yestSrday was appointed health officer for the Wiekenburg district by the board of supervisors. The Wickenburg distrios includes the town of Wickenburg and the northwest corner of the county.
 REV. LEHIGH IS DINNER HOST Rev. George M. Lehigh. pastor of the First Baptist church, entertained the employees in the office of the clerk of the superior court last evening at an informal dinner party at the Grand cafe. Rev. Lehighs guests were Claude $. Berryman, clerk of sthe superior court; Misses Mae Toney. Katherine Blendingef and Rose Cummings, Mrs. Fred BoIin and Frank Dykes.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses tos marry were issued yesterday to Julian Hernandez. 25, and Mauricia Ponce, 25, both of Goodyear; Ralph EYerson, 21, and Marie Posey, 16, both of Casa Grande; Juan Ayirre. 21, and Salome Lerma, IS, both of Mesa, and Juan Valdez, 31. and Saledad Sanchez. 16, both of Tempe.
 CHARGE IS DISMISS SED = On grounds of insufficient evidence, charge of assault with deadly weapon against Alvino Patia yesterday was dismissed by Justice Henry J. Sullivan. The complaint was made by Cinon Hernandez who alleged Patia had thrust a revolver against his stomach Joe Garcia, a witness to the affair, testified the gun was a SS automatic He said he seized the gun when Pat,a thrust it at Hernandez and his thumb was caught by the hammer of the re- volver as it descended. Hernandez testified that he did not see the gun. Patia said he had small tin toy re- volver.
 BOTH INJURED IN FIGHT = A lcharge of aggravated assault against Antonio Salvador yesterday was dis missed by Justice Mckee. The com blaming witness was Pedro Rodriquez who alleged Salvador struck him over the head with a rifle when he went to collect wages due him for picking cot ! Fn, Cal Sa1yn said R0G- riquez had cut him in the leg with a knife before he struck him. The weapon he used, he said, was a toy rifle and not a real gun. Rodriguez denied he had cut Salvador. The af- fair occurred last Saturday on a ranch east of Phoenix on the Tempe road. While Rodriguez was receiving med ical attention at the city jail shortly after the affair, the cut in Salvador 8 l leg was being treated at the sherin office.
 FINED FOR ASSAULT-J. W. Tur- ner yesterday was found guilty by Justice Mckee on a charge of simple assault and was fined $25.
 | DISCHARGED, SUES FOR SALARY Declaring there is due him s25O0, ac- cording to their terms of employment, Thomas J. Rafael yesterday brought suit against the Arizona Packing com pany asking for a judgment. He al leges he entered into a contract in De- tober, 1919, with the packing company to become working superintendent of of $5000 a year. A stipulation was added to the contract he says. by which the packing company agreed to pay him his salary for six months should they discharge him. On Dec. i1S, 1920, he alleges, the company dis charged him without consent and have since refused to abide by the contract
 FREED OF BAD CHECK CHARGE IA charge of obtaining property by lmeans of a bogus check against John Williamson of Tucson was dismissed lyesterday by Justice Mckee. The com lplaint was made by Cal Messner. whc lalleged Williamson had given him . lcheck for 5000 as part payment for 2 truck valued at $7500. The check was returned, Messner alleged, by Tue son bank marked mo account" Will Hanson said at the time he wrote ths check his partner in Tucson had ar. ranged with the bank to honor thu check. He learned the bank had de clined the check, he said about two weeks after the purchase, when he wa:
 returning the truck to Messner.
 NURSES ASSN HEAD HERE
 Miss Bertha C. Rowe of Tucson, presi.
 dent of the Arizona State Nurses as sociation, is a guest at the Hote Adams. Miss Rowe is interested in tn,
 bill for nurses now pending in the stat
 Legislature.
 K. OF c. DANCE ToNIGHT-Tht
 second Knights of Clumbus dance oi
 the season will be given tonight at thu Women's club, starting at S:30 o'clock
 Refreshments will be served
 w. o. w. MEET TONIGHT - Tht
 Woodmen of the World will hold theil