Arizona republican., 1922-02-07

THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
to marry were issued yesterday to
John ]. Callahan, %, and Euola How.
ard, Is. both of Phoenix; Marvin
Grant, SO. and Ellen Woods 27. both
of Phoenix; John E. Harrison, Jr.. 35.
and Maude Pearce, 81, both of Tue
| son.
FINED FOR sPEEDlNc-F. r.
Mcpherson yesterday pleaded guilty
! before Justice Nat It. Mckee to a
charge of exceeding the speed limits
on the Buckeye road and was fined
S15. The complaint was made by
F. A. Bell, motorcycle officer who
charges that Mcpherson was driving
| 40 miles an hour
ARREST 80 AUTolSTS-In the
first days roundup yesterday of
automobiles operated without dis
playing 1922 license, officers from
the sheriff's office arrested SO auto
lists. Fourteen Of the number were
taken before Justice Henry J. SulH-
van and 20 were taken before Justice
Nat T. Mckee. They were told by
the justices to report today, when a
disposition of their cases would be
made. Sheriff Montgomery stated
| last night all drivers of cars not
bearing a current years license would
be arrested and taken before the
court
ASKS $4,000 DAMAeE-when the
track over which he was driving one
of the material trains operated by the
defendant company in the paving of
the county highways sunk down
| while the train was passing over ii
he sustaided damages to the extent
| of $50, ,000 Jack w. Parr declares In
suit filed yesterday against Twohy
Brothers. The rail of the track. he
says, caught his foot and crushed it
against a beam on the engine. The
accident occurred on Sept 30, 1921,
he says, while he was employed by
the defendant company as an en-
gineer.
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY -
Walter d. ST. Clair yesterday was
held to answer to the superior court
! by Justice Henry j. Sullivan on
| charge Of robbery. He furnished a
bond of $500 for his appearance. ST.
| Clair is charged with holding up the
Glendale interurban car on the night
of Dec. q, 1920. and taking S163.70
! from w. A. Langley. the conductor of
| the car. The hearing began several
days ago in the justice couEt but was
continued from time to Time. st.
Clair was arrested in Columbia, S. c.,
on Jan. 16 following his release from
the army and was brought back to
Phoenix for trial on the charge.
BOY STRUCK BY AUTC--Ronnie
Tombarina yesterday reported to the
sheriffs office that the automobile
he was driving struck a boy on the
Tempe road near the packing house
! about 1880 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The boy sustained a few minor
! bruises, Tombarino said, and was not
severely injured. Tombarina said he
had stopped his car to- avoid striking
a small girl who jumped off truck,
and as he started forward the boy
jumped In front of his machine. He
said he did not learn the boys name.
REVIVAL TO cONTINUE-The
special revival services being held
in the old Republican building at
Second and Adams streets by the
Pentecostal people are to continue
another week. Not for a long time
has the interest in spiritual things
been as manifest in the local assem-
bly, as during the present series Of
meetings which are being held by the
pastor, Rev. II. L. Faulkner, assisted
by the boy evangelist and singer,
Wesley r. Steelberg. Three big
services were held Sunday, all being
well attended by interested and
earnest seekers after better things
spiritual The meetings are to con-
tiiue every night this week. begin
ming promptly at G:S0 and the public
1 is invited to attend.