Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
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JEWISH WoMEN's CARD PARTY

give a social and card party at the Woman's club Thursday afternoon, January 20, at o'clock.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Theo- dore Watry, 27, of Santa Anna, and Nettie A. Gillette. 24, of Balboa, Calf; Baptiso Carlos, 54, and Sepia Lewis. 50 both of Scottsdale; Alfredo S Lizarraga, 22. and Petra E. Perralta, 22, both of Phoenix; and Buford s. Paulter, 25, and Maria Carletta Diaz, r. both of Phoenix.
 HELD ON CHECK cHAReE-John r. Williamson yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Mckee on charge of uttering a bogus check. He was released under a bond of 5000 which he furnished to appear for ex- ancination to the charge on January | 20. The complaint was made by Cal Messner, who alleges Williamson gave him a check for 5000 dated December 23 as part payment on seven and one half ton Mack truck valued at S2500. The check was returned by the bank. he alleges, unpaid. The check was drawn on a Tucson bank.
 GETS DIVORCE - On grounds of desertion, Lucy Friedel yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from Joseph O. Friedel by Judge Lyman.
 FINED FOR TRANSPORTING | LIQUOR = Alejandro Montajo, who pleaded guilty in the superior court to a charge of transporting in toxicating liquor, yesterday was fined S15O by Judge Stanford or one day in jail for each s1 of the fine. He paid the fine.
 PYTHlAN SISTERS TO MEET = Purity Temple No. Q, Pythian Sisters. will meet next Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the K of P. hall
 | When Officers Crowe and McGrath of the police department, and Constable Haze Burch descended suddenly into the basement of the house at 1101 South Third avenue yesterday noon they found a milk can still going full blast and two Mexicans engaged in making "moonshine' whisky. The men, Vassente Reynoso and Boniface Rey- noso. were arrested and placed in the county jail to await arraignment in a Justice court. About quart of new "moonshine" whisky and a barrel of mash were found by the officers. An oil stove furnished the heat for the cooker. The entire outfit was new and the Mexicans claimed the whisky found by the officers was their first attempt in the making of illicit whisky.
 WILL NOT TAKE cHEcks-Miss Edith Jacobs, county recorder yester- day made the announcement that she could receive no more personal cheeks in payment of fees. She has already ' been called upon to make good several that had been drawn against insuf- ficient funds. Though in many eases she could have no doubt of the sound ness of the checks. the situation ob- viously calls for the application of a blanket rule against personal checks. ARGUE APPEAL - The case of Clarence Sage, former chief of guards of the United Verde Mining company convicted of rape and sentenced to a life term in the penitentiary, was argued In supreme court yesterday on appeal. There appeared for the ap- penant P. A. MCarron and George B Thatcher of Nevada. and George Purdy Bullard of this city. Assistant Attor- ney General George R. Hill appeared for the respondent. The arguments
 began at the morning session and wer, not concluded until in the afternoon
 The only other matter set for hearine was the case of Harry Hurley which
 went over to January 2s.
 APPOINTED CLERK = It was an.
 nounced at the office of the governor
 yesterday that John $. Hoplev of Tue.
 son had been appointed parole clerl
 at the penitentiary. It win not be
 new job for Mir. Hopley who has ha, . other extensive official experience
 Beside having served as parole clerl . under the first Campbell administra
 ton. he was chief of police of Tucsoi
 and earlier than that. was sheriff o f ALL-DAY PARTY-The Osborn wo . mans club will give an all-day part # on Wednesday at II a. m. All Iadie , are requested to dress as school chil if dren or in old-fashioned dress and t s bring one article of food for lunch a if noon. All club members are invite, ,r AIMS AT DlScoURAGEMENT-
 am going to do all in my power { m discourage men under the influence C l. lquor from driving a motor car" wa r. the comment of Judge Thomas yes or terday as he imposed a fine of SIC V and added a five-day jail sentenc o after w. J. Grogsn entered a plea ( ,v guilty to driving a car while drunk t RECEIVER FOR WILCOX BAN
 It was unofficially learned yester ,s day at the office of the state auditC s that Judge Albert Sames of the ne l superior court of Cochise county. hay z ing charge of non jury cases, Ina
 named a. receiver for the Bank of Will
 cox The receiver is Herbert Louder ne milk of Cochise county.
 GOES TO COLoRADO-Col John -n Boniface. instructor of the nation;
 SudIo lOF AflZOna, New MeXlc0 an = Colorado. left on Sunday night fe te Pueblo to attend the annual armory ir
 spection. On his return he will inspe, E. the New Mexico national guard. and c at his return in about three weeks wi Hs submit the Arizona national guard l. inspection
 he RETURNS FROM NoRTH-Fred st Weage. United States deputy marsha of returned yesterday from a trip n- l[ingman, where he went to take tv It. prisoners from the Kingman jail to u in Navapai county jail at Prescott f, ut safe keeping. The prisoners were Mil
 PaZin, charged with selling intoxican - to Indians. and Carl V. Bricker. WI - is said to be one of the most accon plished criminals ever taken in Ar
 zona- Bricker, who is accused of ha' ing robbed a postoffice in a sms
 town near Indianapolis. Ind. is ak
 said to have had in his possession the time of his arrest a stolen aut
 mobile. while he is declared to have
 national notoriety as a forger. Bo
 Pazin and BriclSer were arrested
 William Mahoney, United States de
 tity marshal at Kingman
 FOR STATE CEMENT PLANT
 The Maricopa County Real Esta
 board al it's regular weekly lunche'
 in the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday as favo