Arizona republican., 1922-01-28
TELEGRAMs FOR FIVE

lEEEGhAMS FOX FIVE - There
are kilograms at the Western Union
for Mrs. j. Potnonic, +. V. Mattson,
10. A. Lauck, Ed o. Johnson and Liv-
ingston Whitney.
COOKED FooD sALE-The wo-
men of Central Christian church will
hold a home- cooked food sale at the
Grand Central Market today at IL
o'clock.
LICENSES TO WED-Licenses to
marry were issued yesterday to Juan
Martin, 2S, and Luiz Prieto, "a. both
of Tempe land Samuel w. Higgins,
20 and Carrie c. Irwin, 33, both of
Phoenix.
WATERMELON MEN TO MEET
The Union Watermelon Growers
association win hold its first meet
ing for the year at o'clock this
afternoon at the Water Users build
ing. Many imlortant matters will
come up for discussion including the
melon acreage for the coming sea-
son. A reorganization of the as
sociation is another item of business
scheduled for the session.
CHARGE is Charges
of failure to report an auto accident
placed against p j. Coyne at the
time of his arrest Thursday night
We're reduced to a charge of reckless
driving when the case was called in
police court yesterday. At the re-
quest of the defendant a continuance
was granted until next Tuesday
NEW PHOENIX RESIDENT
Fl. Hamlin of Osakis, Minnesota,
formerly postmaster of that town, is
now n permanent resident of Phoenix
Mr.. Hamlin spent last winter in this
city and was so ell-pleased with the
TOWN hn 10
come here to live. He has invested
in property in this city and vicinity.
TO ORGANIZE S. S.-A meeting
has been called for Sunday at 10
o'clock to organize a Sunday school
at the Fowler church near the school
house on the Yuma road The Rev.
Il. NJ. Smith, a Sunday school mis-
sionary. will be present and will
preach at IL a. m. and at 1880 D. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend.
REVIVAL AT A. M. e. CHURCH
Revival meetings are being held ev-
cry night at the First A. NJ e. Zion
church. The Rev. w. II. A. Williams
of Baltimore, Md. arrived i'm the
city Thursday to assist Rev. Wood
ward with the meetings. Those who
have heard Rev. Williams are loud
In his praise. He will conclude the
meetings for Rev. Woodward. All
are invited to attend these meetings.
There will be a special meeting at 8
p. m. on Sunday.
LEAVES WITH PRIsONER-sher-
iff w. J. Orr of Jacksonville. Ga. left
Tor home last night with George c.
Dobbs, alias George Fields, in Gus
tody Dobbs is wanted in Dawson
vile on q charge of murder in con-
F,I
Homer Cowart in December, 1919.
Dobbs came into the sheriff's office
on Jan. 13 and surrendered, after
stating that he was wanted in Geor-
gia for murder. Sheriff Orr. upon
being advised that Dobbs was in GUS
tody here, came after him.
CHANGES PLEA-C. G.. Mosier
yesterday changed his plea from not
guilty in the superior court to q
charge of having violated an order
of the corporation commission TO one
of guilty, and was fined $25 by Judge
Stanford upon recommendation of
the county attorney. Mosier was
charged with operating two automo-
biles for hire in Tempe without hav-
ing a policy of indemnity insurance.
George Truitt and Harold A. Ander-
son pleaded not guilty to a charge OF
having burglarious tools in their pos
session and the case was set for trial
by Judge Stanford for March s.
ASKED TO FIND SHERIFE-The
sheriff's office is in receipt of a
letter from ]. G. Hall of El Paso,
Tex, asking them to locate H. c.
Jessup, sheriff of Garfield county.
Glenwood Springs. Colo. who he
says is visiting with his brother in
or near Phoenix. Mr.. Hall states he
is particularly anxious to locate
Sheriff Jessup and wrote to the sher-
iff's office in hopes that Sheriff Jes-
sup might have called there. Anyone
knowing of the whereabouts of Sher-
iff Jessup or his brother is asked to
notify the sheriff's office at once. as
they have letter which Mr.. Hall
has sent to be delivered to Mr..
Jessup.