Arizona republican., 1921-05-10
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 Anyone who has clothing. shoes, fur niture or any kind of household art icNs for the Red Cross salvage is asked to telephone 1915 and a car will call for the package or articles.
 MRS. S. E. WAsHBURNE WANT ED-If Mrs. S. E. Washburne will call at the office of the Associated Charities, 300 East Adams street, to- day she will learn something of in terest to her
 GROVE IS OUT AGAIN-After an Illness of almost a month, Inspector F. G. Grove has resumed his actiVl- ties with the Phoenix police depart ment.
 FATHERS NIGHT-The Wilson Parent Teacher association invites the Wilson Producers association and all others interested to attend Fathers night" at the Wilson school house on Friday evening. May Is, at s o'clock An excellent program will be given, after which will follow a social hour.
 MISSIONARY TO TALk-Women and girls of the Calvary Baptist church are invited to the home Of Miss Elizabeth Kalfus. 351 North First avenue. at o'clock tonight to hear an address by Miss Ethel Ryan. a missionary at To-eva. Ariz- Miss Ryan will tell of her work among the Eopi Indians.
 ARTIST LEAvES-A H. Knott, well known water colorist and an oil painter of considerable prominence, left last night for Carmel, Cal MT Knott has spent several winters III the Salt River valley.
 TAKE PRISONERS TO PRES COTT-Four prisoners who were be- ing held in the Maricopa county jail until their transfer to the Yayapai county jail under sentences which had been imposed during the recent term of the United States district court here. were taken to Prescott yesterday by James Teahey, United States deputy marshal Teahey brought one prisoner, Pat Kelly, from Tucson on a charge of violating the Mann act. Kelly will serve six months in the Yavapai jail, and when Teahey left with him he also had James E. Taber, C..E- Ball, Ross Chilvers and w. w. Barrett, who have been convicted of violations of the national prohibition amendment. WANTS HIS DOG BAck-Deputy Sheriff Harry Diehl asks the person  pup from 714 North Fourth street last Saturday night to return It ano no questions will be asked. The puT is a screw tail pit bull dog and Is 1 valued as a pet
 ASKS DISSOLUTION - Petition 1 for the dissolution of the Midway ol company an Arizona corporation va: filed in the superior court yesterday by Harold G. Gilmore.
 WOULD QUIT BuSINEsS-Peti tion for voluntary dissolution of tho | Cleveland Wyoming Oil company. al Arizona corporation. was filed yes l terdav in the superior court by Johr F. Good. president. and Charles w l Jewett. secretary of the company. SERIOUS cHARGE-HarleyB Buck ner yesterday was arraigned befor' l Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charg' l of assault with intent to commit l statutory offense. He was committed 1 to the county jail when he failed t l furnish a bond of S1 1.000. The hear l ing was set for May 13.
 IN SUPERIOR coURT-A jury il i the superior court yesterday founs 1 Jim McDonald not guilty on a. charg I of manufacturing intoxicating Hquo
 and he was ordered released @-Qn l custody by Judge Stanford. jur, | also IOunQ Sldfliey 1NeWtil liOt EdAi1 ! on a charge of transporting intoxi eating liquor and the case wa ordered dismissed against him b I Judge Stanford. Newell is servinI l a five months sentence in the count jail now on a second charge of trans
 porting liquor John Jay Addingto
 was arraigned on a charge of perjur
 and Judge Stanford took under ad
 visement a motion made by Adding
 tons counsel to have the informa ton set aside. The hearing on tn motion was set for May Is, 1921 The charge against Addington wa brought by his former wife wh charges Addington perjured himse in testimony given at their divorc hearing.
 TRUTH CENTER-There will be meeting of the students of Phoeni Truth Center on Wednesday at m, at 612 North Fourth street TT subject will be The Awakening : being a bible interpretation of il ! first chapter of Genesis. UNDELWERED TElEGRAMS :
 Undelivered telegrams are at u
 local Western Union office for u
 following: Miss Blanche Raybur
 Edward D. Christopher, A. B. Vel
 dugo, Jack Elesner, Nathan Wood
 Mrs. T. F. Inschoe, George E. Big
 low.