Arizona republican., 1921-05-05
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chamber of commerce will hold its regular weekly meeting at the Grand cafe at noon today.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to L. B. Groves, 27. and Vera WillSy, 29. both of Phoenix; and Jose Gonzal- es. 20, and Carmen O. Nevares, 20, both of Glendale.
 TO TELL OF WORK-Dr. R. H. H. Blome, state director of vocational education. will speak on the work of his department at meeting of the Cashion Parent Teacher association to be held this afternoon
 o. E. S. AUxlLIARY-Tf Auxil- iary of Phoenix chapter No. 5, o. E. S., will meet at Masonic hall at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The past matrons will entertain the auxiliary. Visiting members are welcome.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS- The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Christ James, John A, Camp bell, B. A. Adams, A. E. Martin, Nola Bryan, Richard Kingdom, Mrs. Earl Webster. Edward Hughes.
 MADISON WOMAN'S CLUB-The Madison Woman's club will hold its last meeting for the season at 1902 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The program will be under the direction of the home economies department. Mrs w A. Wilson. chairman
 SENTENCE SUSPENDED = Be- cause is was his first offense, Spen- cer Woodman, 16 years old, escaped with a suspended sentence in police court yesterday when Acting Magis- trate George Kirkland found him guilty of reckless driving. Tie of fense is alleged to have been com mitted Sunday, May 1. Attorney Phillips was the complaining witness. NOTICE TO ROTARiANS-Mem- bers of the Phoenix Rotary club are notified to meet at the undertaking establishment of A. l.. Moore & Son at 1:45 p. m-, Thursday, May 5, and from there to march in a body to Trinity Episcopal cathedral where they will attend the funeral services of the late Rotarian, Dr. Robert R Brownfield.
 GUEST OF NIEcE-Mrs, Florence Hunkins of Dorchester. Mass, is spending few days as the guest of i. her niece, Mrs. William Simmons. 314 East Fillmore street. Mrs. HunlSins ' has considerable property here and she is considering the construction o1 a winter home here. She will leave ! soon for the coast, where she will l spend the summer months, returning l to Phoenix for the winter
 1 RETURNS FROM K. c.-Petel 1 Munch public accountant, returned | yesterday from Kansas City. where he made an examination for the cor poration counsel of insurance com pallies doing business in this state | En route home MT. Munch stopped over in St. Joseph. where he visited | Mrs. Kathryn Kanne, his 92-year- old grandmother, and his brother John Munch
 l ON MILK cHARoE-Peter suso. eff and James Botieff, two member. ot the Russian Molokan colony, wer' | found guilty of violating the cit, milk ordinance yesterday. The twt | men were found delivering mill I without a permit and it was furthe alleged that they were insanitary il handling the product. The fine were paid by a local banker. who toll the court that the men were unabl to meet the assessment The me were fined $5 each.
 TO BEGIN BRIDGE-Work on tn Wickenburg bridge will be begun to day, according to wire received yes terday by the state highway depart ment. While the contract calls fc the completion of the bridge in + 1 days, every effort will be made hurry the work to- avoid the dang, of summer floods. It is the intentio of the contractors to begin on u piers most exposed to danger. soon as two piers have been con 1 pleted work will start on the super structure
 SELECT RIFLE TEAMS-The N; tional Guard of Arizona will be rel resented at the state rifle match which will be held at Fort Huachut for three days, beginning tomorro' Adjutant General Walter s. Ingal T NTn% Guard rifle team had been select, composed of seven members of con pany A and eight members of con pany D, 15Sth infantry. The tea will be headed by Captain E.
 Linton
 STEVENS IMPROViNG-J. ' Stevens, chief of the fire preventit bureau for the Pacific coast divisie which includes Arizona, is impro' ing rapidly from injuries sustain,
 in an automobile accident at Ripo Calif.. last week, according to tel graphic information received by Fi Chief William Simmons here yeste day. Stevens was seriously injur, when his Ford machine went over ; enbankment while he was enroute
 Fresno from San Francisco. The c turned completely over twice, it W said.
 V tNSFESl FAViN0-Ine boa of supervisors, the county highw
 commission with its engineers a
 the county engineer will make a u
 of inspection today over the roa
 completed in the paving project
 the county. The trip will be ma
 in automobiles. They vii inspt
 the South Center street paving, t
 paving on Southern avenue and [
 paving finished on the Yuma TO
 project. The party also will discl
 various phases of the paving w
 Twohy Brothers.
 REFUSED DivORCE-After Jud
 Jenckes yesterday afternoon had (
 nied E. NJ. Lynn divorce from H: tie B. Lynn, the husband filed a s'
 ond suit charging cruelty and (
 claring his wife told him she wisf
 he would die so she could get his
 surance. They were mas'ried
 Phoenix. January 10. 1919.
 grounds of desertion, Fred Randol
 yesterday was granted a decree
 divorce from Lena Randolph
 Judge Jenckes. The divorce suit
 D. R. Jones for a decree from Ma
 E. Jones was dismissed by Jut
 Jenckes upon agreement of coun
 REQUEST GRANTED-Announ
 ment was made at the chamber
 commerce yesterday that a comm
 tee which had been appointed to
 upon City Manager V. A. Thomp
 with regard to setting aside part
 the city plaza for the use of won
 and children had been informed t
 while there was no law settig as
 any part of the plaza for anyone
 particular the city manager we l he glad tO clear the northeast cor