Arizona republican., 1921-12-17

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 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMs -' There are undelivered telegranls at the Western Union for F. E. Sharps, Theodore B. Deems and Mageline Plotts.
 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR The women of the First Congregational church will hold a Christmas bazaar and pure food sale at the Grand Central market all day today.
 IS IMPROVING-John Clark. who was seriously injured last Monday when an automobile turned over on South Central avenue, became con- scious at noon yesterday. He is inn proving rapidly.
 MARRIAGE LicENsEs-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to meg, 19, both of Peoria; and Earl Countryman. 22 of Tulsa, Okla, and Mildred Miller, 20, of Kingman.
 ENTERTAIN DISABLED MEN - Under the auspices of the Woman's y Robinson, Walter Lee and Oscar Blunt of the American orchestra, gave a greatly appreciated concert for the ex- service men at the Phoenix sana- torium last Tuesday.
 EMPLOYES MEET-Empioye of the Water Users association met at the Frolic dancing club last evening in the second of a series of 'tget to- gether" affairs planned for the win ter season. Those who did not care to dance spent the evening pleasantly in getting better acquainted with each other, this being the main pur- pose of the gathering
 MUST HAVE PERMiTS-Fire In- spector Paul S. Paddock has sent out warning that trash and leaves must not be burned after o'clock D. m. and that before any such fire is started a permit must be obtained from the fire department. He ad- vises that violations of this city law will be followed by arrest.
 VETERANS WANT RIDE - Two young men, ex-soldiers on a hike from coast to coast, are anxious to accompany some automobile party 1 bound for Los Angeles. One of the men is a skilled mechanic, while the other is able and willing to assist in every way possible on the trip. They are well recommended. Word left at 1 The Republican office will be given | to them.
 APPEAL fILED-An appeal in the | case of Jose Navarro from the deci- sion of the city court was filed yes- l terday in the superior court. Navarro was charged with selling and at 1 tempting to sell intoxicating liquor. He was found guilty in the city court on the charge and sentenced to serve 50 days in the city jail in addition to fine of s200. He is now serving the ! sentence.
 LOSES BADGE-What is an off, cial badge without the office? Noth-
 ing. So if any one finds a fire in- spector's badge it doesn't mean an appointment to tlre office. Paul $ Paddock continues to be the city fire inspector. although he lost the badge | that goes with the job. The finder will confer a great favor by bringing
 the office insignia back to the office l holder. Paddock can be reached at the central fire station.
 CONDEMNATION SUIT - Pro- | ceedings to condemn a strip of city property BIO feet long by 50 feet wide for the extension of East Lynwood | street one block west between Sixth l and Fifth streets was begun in the
 superior court yesterday by the city of Phoenix against Franklin D. Lane
 and Sims Ely, Dr. l.. D. Dameron and
 ". c. Hornberger as trustees o1
 school district No. |. The city ask:
 that the court appraise the land ant
 then condemn it for the purpose ol opening the street.
 II PLEADS NOT GUILTY - Chri
 Pappas, charged jointly with severa
 others with participating in a gam
 bling game, yesterday entered a ple'
 of not guilty and Judge Stanford SC
 the case for trial on January 6, 1922 The plea was entered after Judg Stanford overruled the plea of forme
 jeopardy made by Pappas on tn grounds that he had paid fine fo , the same offense in the city cour The arrest of Pappas and the arres ! of several others followed a charg , filed by Pappas that two masked me had held up a draw poker game in S room at 211 East Jefferson street 0 : the night of December 3. Several ( = the participants of the game are no7 | serving jail sentences.
 II ESCAPES INJURY - K. Nito, | Japanese, sustained minor bruise H yesterday afternoon when he wa | struck by an automobile driven by ] | F. Hill, according to a report made | the sherift's office by Hill. The acc l dent occurred near Six Points on tf | Christy road about 1 o'clock yestel
 day afternoon. According to M
 Hill, Nito was walking in the roa
 and in attempting to get out of u
 way of another vehicle jumped
 front of Hills car, which was movir at a slow rate of speed. Hill toe
 Nito to St. Joseph's hospital and the
 reported to the sheriff's office.
 report from the hospital stated Nj - sustained only few minor bruise