Arizona republican., 1921-12-22
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STORES OPEN EVENlNGS-Th attention of Christmas shoppers is directed to the fact that the down town stores will be open this eve ming. tomorrow evening and Saturday evening to accommodate those who cannot do their buying earlier
 APPEAL FILED-An appeal from the decision of the city court which found Louis Ayala guilty on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor was | filed in the superior court yesterday. ! Ayala was sentenced by City Magis- trate Thomas to serve 60 days in the city jail in addition to paying a fine of $200.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to liar ry D. McCann, 36, and Clara Kelly, 29, both of Globe; Manuel Pena, 22, and Elvira Gomez, IS, both of Tolleson; and Floyd F. Hughes 21, and Carrie NJ. Redman, 19, both of Phoenix. FOUND GUILTY-Elva Self and George Nash were found guilty yes | terday by Justice Nat T. Mckee after a trial on a charge of malicious mis- 1 chief and will be sentenced today. They were charged with destroying a bee hive belonging to Bert Anna tor CHRISTMAS EXERCISES - The l Christmas exercises at the Fowler ! school will be held on Friday after l noon. The patrons are urgently re- | quested to be out to see what their | school is doing. There will be a gen eral school program, with readings
 songs and recitations. All should
 be there to see for themselves. School l will close on Friday, December g and open again on January 2. l l days remain in which you can take l an active part in the Day Nursery
 kiddies' Christmas tree. Just pass
 on the toys your children have tired 1 of. There is big box in the Adams
 Pharmacy for thIs purpose and its 1 contents are going to play a big part
 in these ichildren's Christmas tree an6 1 their expectations.
 NAME BRINGS EMBARRASS
 MENT-Nick Papo, motorcycle DO.
 liceman, has been suffering consider.
 able embarrassment because of tho
 similarity of his name to that o
 Christ Pappas who was recently con
 victed for participating in a gam.
 bling game. Many who read of tn,
 arrest and conviction of Pappas i'm.
 mediately connected the motorcycl,
 officer with the case. Nick PapC
 knew nothing of the game until aftel
 the arrest of Pappas and was no . connected with the case in any man
 ner.
 EMERGENCY HEARING - Tn
 state tax commission will hold al
 emergency hearing at 10 o'clock Wed
 nesday morning, when the board O
 supervisors of Cochise county wi ask authority to incur an indebted ness in the amount of s12,470 Tn fGn .a1s. l.A~ l.
 funds to bury its indigents and tn
 amount it seeks to raise by taxes i to cover expense in operating tn board of supervisors, publishing min utes, purchasing supplies and miscel
 laneous expense in the county attor
 ney's office.
 1, IN SUPERIOR coURT-when
 Jury, in the superior court yesterda
 failed to reach verdict in the cas
 of Betty Mullen, colored, tried yes terday on charge of robbery, Judg Stanford discharged it. According {
 one of the jurymen, they stood to
 for acquittal-- John c. Painter yes I terday pleaded guilty in the superio court to a charge of manufacturin intoxicating liquor and will be sen fenced by Judge Stanford today O motion of the county attorne,
 cNs7 VI bdA AoA against MIC
 Allister, J. c. Brown and D. Police were dismissed by Judge Stanford o
 grounds of lack of evidence.
 FIND AUTO DRIVER - Debut : Sheriff Al Dewitt yesterday foun 7 the driver of the car which struc a bicycle ridden by Francisco Her nandez Tuesday night on Mort
 Central avenue near the Camelbac I road. The driver gave his name a |. Herbert Hawkins. Hernandez sus : tained severe scalp wounds in tn . accident. According to Hawkins. th \ Mexican rode directly into his ma chine. Because he was unable { start his engine, Hawkins told tn officers, he asked Frank Feel, wh drove up. to take the injured man { the hospital. Feel took him to tn home of Dr. H. A. Hughes, whel several stitches were taken in closiu the wounds, later taking him to h home Hawkins was driving a For < car Nc. charges were made againi Hawkins.
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