Arizona republican., 1921-05-13
ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON

ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON - The weekly luncheon of the Rotary club will be given today at noon at the '. M. c. A.
 ONE MARRIAGE LIcENCE-A license to marry was issued yester- day to Louis R. Wilky, 25, and Thel- ma J. Mcdaniel, IS, both of Phoenix.
 DAUGHTERS OF CALEDONIA The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of Caledonia will be held this afternoon at ? o'clock at the
 home of Mrs. William Jamison, 6O3 l North Fifth avenue. All members i are requested to be present The an nual May day picnic Is to be dis cussed.
 WAIVE PRELiMINARY- = Phillip Valenzuela and Carmen Lucero yes terday waived a preliminary hearing before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on a statutory charge and were held to answer to the superior court The 1 pair were committed to the county 1 jail under bonds of $500 each. The charge was brought by Lucy Val 1 enzuela-
 FILES APPEAL-John H. Smith yesterday filed an appeal in the su-
 perior court from the decision Of the l city court. Smith was found guilty | in the city court on a charge of sell | ing or attempting to sell intoxicat- | ing liquors in Phoenix and was fined ] s2OO or serving 1S0 days in the city I jail. The appeal bond was fixed at l $500
 K. Lewis yesterday was granted
 decree of divorce from Mable E. Lew is by Judge Jenckes. All property
 rights and settlements were made out of court, 1t is understood. Achilles
 Lambard was granted decree of di- | vorce from Laurdes Lambard by 1 Judge Jenckes on grounds Of de-
 sertion and infidelity.
 I PLEADS NOT GUItTY-Chief Lighthall pleaded not guilty before | Justice Mckee on charge of exceed ing the speed limits on the Yuma | road He was released on his own 1 recognizance to appear for trial on
 May 20. The complaint was made 1 bv Motorcycle Officer W. A. Dana, | who alleges Lightal was driving Ss 4 miles an hour.
 GOES TO FLAGSTAFF-Adjutant General Ingalls, left last night for Flagstaff to close a contract for the construction of the stables there for
 the Flagstaff battery of the National Guard. Colonel Hanigan, inspector
 general, will leave on Saturday for I casa IITdnOe lO IIlSpcCL lliC
 gun company there, and will go after
 that to Douglas to arrange for the encampment which will begin there
 May 29.
 HELD FOR TRiAL-Bob Mason
 was held to answer to the superior
 court by Justice Nat T. Mckee after a hearing on a charge of obtaining l property by means of bogus dratt. l He was committed to the county ! @P 1- Il plaint was made by w D. Smith. who
 charges Mason gave him draft on a Texas bank for s4S in exchange foI
 a watch fob and ring. The bank re-
 turned the draft unpaid, Smith al
 leges. Mason was arrested in No gales and brought back to Phoenix several days ago.
 discuss methods to be used in the future in the conduct of the associa- tion, the United Produce Growers : association of Glendale met at tht ] chamber of commerce yesterday after
 noon with about 15 members presen and outlined tentative plan of op- erations The meeting was presided over by William Thomson, secretar! | of the association. The matter o | appointing an advisory committee t. assist in the operations of the asso | station was taken under advisement The association is composed of let | tuce and cantaloupe growers of tn Glendale district
 PAYS $25 FINE-John Slivcor.
 Russian, yesterday pleaded guilty be
 fore Justice Nat T. Mckee on a
 charge of displaying a license mum 2 Der on car not assigned to that ca
 by the secretary of state and wa : fined S25 or 10 days in jail. He pail the fine The complaint was mad }. by Officer H. F. Watson. who allege @ Slivcor was operating his car wit
 a license plate on it that had bee !. issued to J. Barnes Slivcor claime he found the license plate. Severa | weeks ago Barnes lost one of tn plates from his car, officers said, an had that number cancelled and SC | cured a new license.