Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
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GRANTED DiVORCE-Flora Helen
Meskimous was granted a divorce
yesterday from Byron Cromwell Mes
kimous on the ground of desertion.
TO HOLD FOOD SALE-The La
dies Aid society of the Zion Luther
an church will hold food sale at the
Union Market all day Saturday, be-
ginning a. 10 o'clock am.
DIVORCE is GRANTED-Axnes
r. Birehler was granted a divorce
yesterday by Judge Joseph S. Jenckes
from Arnold Birchler and was re-
stored her maiden name, Agnes r.
McCabe.
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT-Al-
bert Young, negro, was arraigned yes
terday before Justice Nat T. Mckee
on a charge OF assault with a deadly
weapon. He was held under $500
bond for a preliminary hearing May
10. The complaint against Young
was brought by his wife.
POSTERS FOR SCHOOlS-Every
school child in this city is to be con-
fronted With the standard poster OF
the BUY Arizona Products" cam
paign. through the cooperation OF
superintendent John d. Lopez, who
has given permission to the cham
Der of commerce to display in each
of the city school class rooms one OF
the signs bearing the slogan, Buy
at Home; Build Your Community
and Boost Your State" The official
posters will remain in place until thu
close Of school, at the end of the
week.
TO SERVE BASKET LUNCH
The Balsz Parent Teacher association
will be host at a basket luncheon
served at noon today in the school
house grounds. All patrons and friends
of the Balsz district are urged to
share in the good time provided, each
family being asked to provide lunch
sufficient for itself and one person
extra. An excellent program will be
presented in the afternoon, with A
L. Jones as the principal speaker OF
the day.
ALABAMANs TO ORGANIZERS a
preliminary step in the establishing
in this city OF an Alabama society. a
picnic will be held at Eastlalle park
Thursday. May %, TO which all for
mer residents of that state are in
vited. All Alabamans are requested
to register at the Eagle Drug COM
pany, Mason's pharmacy or telephone
C. ]. Cox, 5000 Everyone who plans
to attend the picnic is asked to bring
full picnic basket and hearty
handshake
lined FOR GAMBLING-of /.
Chinese arrested by city police Tues
day afternoon, seven We're found
guilty in the municipal court yester-
day on charges of gambling. Each OF
the convicted defendants was fined
s25. Tong Kun and Ong Slick, taker
in the same raid, were held by fed
eraI narcotic agents for an appear
ance before L S. Commissioner Johr
B. Hencke today. The officers found
SO grains of cocaine concealed under
the table on which the gambling
game was proceeding at the time o.
the arrest.
FILE BOND APPEAL The RECORD
of appeal of the suit of j. III. Nc.
Clintock against the city of Phoenis
to determine the validity of an Issue
of $4,000 in bonds to match state
aid in the construction of a state
armory in Phoenix, was filed in ths
supreme court yesterday. The case
was heard before Judge Stanford il
the superior court on May on
demurrer filed by the city. The de-
nurrer was sustained and the sui
dismissed by Judge Stanford and his
l
court
GOVERNOR WORKS ON BILL
Coy. Thomas L. Campbell, now il
| Washington. D. c.. in the interest o.
| the Smith HcNary irrigation bill at
| tended a conference of the supporter;
of the bill on Tuesday night, held e
| outline a plan of procedure to secure
| the passage of the bill in the house
Yesterday the governor had a con
| ference with Herbert c. Hoover, sec
rotary of commerce, and Albert b
| Fall, secretary of agriculture. in tn
! interests of tie bill. Governor Camp
| bell plans to leave for Phoenix mex
| Friday night
PAYS CONSCIENCE MONEY :
/ Enclosed in a letter received yester
| day in the office of Governor Camp
bell, jerry OLeary of Los Angelo
has enclosed s1.09 in stamps Whicl
he asks be given to the collector 0
internal revenue. He states in tn
/ letter that he has owed the Unite'
States that amount for some tim
| as income tax. which he did not in
tend paying, but since going to Lo
| Angeles, he states, this could haN
! been saved and his conscience ha
| advised him to pay everyone whom
| he owes. The letter and stamps hay
been turned over to Frank Stewart
collector of internal revenue for All
| IONA
TO HEAR CASE AGAIN -Rehear
ing of the case of the Lightning
| Transfer company of Mesa for per
nit to operate freight AUTOMOBILE
stage line between Phoenix and Mes