Arizona republican., 1921-06-02

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 rest, foH which there was no room,
 were taken up and nourished on
 the vine.
 PICNIC PosTPONED-The picnic
 for members of the Adams school
 girls reserve, scheduled to be held
 Friday, has been postponed until
 Monday. June 20.
 LADIES' AID MEETING - The
 Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Luther
 an church will hold the regular social
 and business meeting this afternoon
 at 2:30 o'clock at Eastlake park.
 Mrs. Andrew Carlson will be the
 hostess.
 o.E. S. .MEETiNG-Phoeni Chap ter No. 5, Order of the Eastern Star. will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. George H. Reu- be played. Visiting members are wei come
 REeEKAHS TO MEET-Arizona Rebekah Lodge No. l will meet to- night. There will be an initiation of l a large class. All menzoers are urged to be present and all visiting mem bers in the city are welcome. RETURNS TO THATCHER-An- drew Kimball. member of the com mission of agriculture and shorticul- ture, returned last evening to. his
 home in Thatcher after attending a meeting of the board and give his attention to his personal interests in Phoenix.
 SENTENCED TO JAIL = Pedra Rosas was found guilty of petty lar ceny in police court yesterday after noon and sentenced to serve 30 days in the city jail. The charge against her was preferred by the Korrick
 store. where she is alleged to have taken several articles of wearing ap- pareI.
 LIBRARY OPEN FRiDAYs-The Washington district school library will be opened every Friday morning during the summer. Parents and children are urged to take books. Two hundred new books will be add ed during vacation. Mrs. Louise Tetzlaff will be in charge of the n- brary.
 sPEEDERs PAY FINES - Three autoists pleaded guilty yesterday be- fore Justice Henry J. Sullivan on charges of speeding on North Central avenue B. J. Pfxley and B. R. Tur- ner were fined s each and Harold Tannehill was given q suspended sentence of five days on condition that he win not exceed the speed linn 1 it's again. The complaints were made 1 by Motorcycle Officer A. w. Dana I HELD FOR TRiAl-Ernest c. Huff. ford yesterday was held to answer 1 to the federal grand jury by United
 States Commissioner Henke after l hearing on a charge of violation O
 the Mann act He was committed to the county jail under a bond Q l $I,o00. He is charged with trans l porting Mrs. Marie Ortez from Lo,
 Angeles to Phoenix for immoral pur.
 poses. She is being held under ;
 bond of $250 as witness in the case I TWO DlvoRcEs cRANTED-Tw,
 decrees of divorce were granted yes
 terday by Judge Joseph Jenckes. Je
 rome Wooden was granted a deere
 from J. M. T. Wooden on grounds o
 cruelty and Verna Linthwaite wa
 granted decree from Herbert Linth
 waite on grounds of failure to pro vide The divorce suit of Gertrud Cummings for decree from A. Cummings was dismissed by Judg
 Jenckes upon motion of the plain tiff.
 ASKS $2o. 1000 DAMAcEs-Declar ing that he sustained injuries to tn ]. extent of $20.000 when stage be : longing to the defendant struck
 bicycle on which he was riding. HoI ' ace F. Mann yesterday brought su ! again Louis Guilliams. Mann allegs !, Guilliams operates a stage line ], Buckeye and says one of the stage ' belonging to Guilliams, operated 50 miles an hour on West Washing
 ton street near Eighth avenu ' struck his wheel. throwing him , the pavement He says since Il . accident he has been unable to fo . l low his usual vocation as lahore r,1 FILE WILL FOR PRo6ATE-Tf # will of W. H. Greene, who died II Phoenix January 10, 1921, was file 1. for probate in the superior cou [ yesterday by w. w. Greene, name :, as executor of the estate in the wi = According to the petition the estat . which is valued at $25.000, consists
 personal property in Maricopa coui i, ty. There is also some real prOperi in Mexico, the petition states. IT .- will, which is dated Fefruary 2S, 191 I1 names six persons as devisees. TT -. petition will be heard Monday afte ts noon, June 20, at 1:30 o'clock. m FOREST WILL FILED-Placing ci value of $10.491.11 on the estate. u s' will of John c. Forest, deputy coun attorney. who died suddenly May at Castle Hot Springs. was filed f 'e probate yesterday. According to t n petition the estate consists or re re and personal property. The wido as Mrs Anna B. Forest, is named in u | will, which was dated December T. 1919, as the executrix. The devise Ia of the will are the widow and t
 son The petition will be heard n Monday afternoon, June 20, at T.: e- o'clock.
 CT PLEADS NOT GUILTY-Guad be lupe Guadarama yesterday plead IT. not guilty before United States Cor nc missioner Henke on a charge of ha no ing forged and raised S2.00 bill to her possession. She was commit " to the county jail under a bond 1h S1000. The hearing will be Frid In afternoon According to officers, | r. bill had been raised from s2 to 5 as She was first argested by the city I of lice, who found the bill and turn ed her over to the federal officers u- -o-