Arizona republican., 1921-09-23
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ALL DAY BAR5EcUE-A barbe- cue will be held all day today at the c. NJ. E. church. Seventh and Jef- ferson streets. There will be served
 barbecued beef, mutton and chicken. Everyone is invited to attend.
 BUSINESS WSTTOR-E. C. Beld- ing of Winslow, whose service over
 seas won him the D. S. C. and the English M. and NJ, was in Phoenix on business yesterday. MT. Bedding
 was one of the first 100, 900 overseas,
 serving in France with the Fist En-
 gineers and also in northern Russia.
 ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE-Wylie Hill, also known as Wild Horse HiIl," who was arrested at Parker Wednes-
 day night by Fred A. Weage. United
 States deputy marshal. was arraigned
 before John B. Henke, United States
 commissioner. yesterday, and in de- | fault of 5000 bail was remanded to
 the county jail. Hill is charged with having entered the Yuma Indian res- ervation after he had been removed
 by the Indian agent in charge. His
 preliminary hearing will be held
 Monday.
 ON LIQUOR cHAReE-G. R. Con zales was arrested last night by Dep
 uty Sheriffs Dewitt. Blanco. Meeks.
 Price and Dana after they had pur-
 chased a pint of "moonshine" whisky from him, and was released under a
 bond of $500 to appear in the su- | perior court on a charge of selling in toxicating liquor. and having it in his | possession. After the sale was made,
 the officers said. they found three
 more pints of the liquor. The arrest
 was made at Fifth and Madison ! streets
 I SEEKING eRoTHER-Ale letter ad-
 dressed to MT High Sheriff of
 Phoenix" was received at the sher- ifs office yesterday from Mrs.
 Mamie Lee Harvey of Lubbock.
 Texas. in which she asks the sheriff
 to assist her in locating her brother.
 Delbert Mathew. She says he was
 employed by J. B. Hendrix on a ranch
 seven miles from Phoenix when she last heard from him on June s, 1921 At that time, she says. he wrote he f had saved a sum of money and she
 fears something may have befaller 2 him. Anyone knowing his where , abouts is asked to communicate with l, the sherifrs office or Mrs. Harvey. SUES SECURITIES COMPANY F Unlawful and usurious interest in 1 l sales contract on an automobile
 charged by Neil A. McGill in a sui filed yesterday against the westerr ? States Securities company and Hal I. Bird. McGill asks all payments il
 excess of the principal and 10 pel , cent interest alleged to have beer ! made by him. be credited on the con ! tract and the difference. if any, re U funded to him. He also demand : the Western States Securities com 2 \ pany furnish him with an itemize, ' statement showing the payments ant
 with a copy of the contract. The sui
 was filed by Clark and Clark, an Henry Miller.
 s Ross, representing the Gill Sforag a Battery company of San Bernardinc manufacturers of Gill storage bat q teries. arrived in Phoenix yesterday > accompanied by W. W. Thoms. stat . distributor. Both are looking owe : plans for distribution of Gill batterie over the state of Arizona. Nil s. Thoms, who is a Needles bushes $ man. expects to either make hi = headquarters here or in Tucson. an d will spend several days in the Sa le River valley inspecting this distric Ie From here Mir. Ross and MT. Thom T. will go to Tucson, leaving her IS porbably Sunday. The trip frol d Needles was made by automobil le without difficulty Of any kind. ac st cording to Mir. Thoms
 le HEARING POSTPONED-A com ,f plaint charging Vernon Peters an g. Joe Brown with driving a car whi n intoxicated was filed yesterday in th k. court of Justice Nat T. Mckee by ]
 A. Parham, federal prohibition agen Fl Peters and Brown were arraigned o .- the charge and pleaded not guilt. SC They were released on their own re !. cognizance to appear next Saturda n morning at 10 o'clock The prelim