Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1922-05-19

EN- ROUTE FOR CALIFORNIA -
Mrs. l.. p. Wood and daughter Mar
garet, formerly of Scottsdale, are
stopping at the Hotel Adams where
they will receive friends this after
noon. Mrs. and Miss Wood will leave
for their home in California tomor-
row.
PLEAD GUlLTY-Howard L. .Jor-
dan. who was returned here from Los
Angeles by Deputy Sheriff Anderson
Wednesday, entered plea of guilty
to a charge of failure TO provide for
his minor children when given
hearing before Judge r. c. Stanford
yesterday in the superior court. He
will be sentenced today. Frank Col
samy entered a plea of guilty to a
similar charge yesterday and also
will be sentenced by Judge Stanford
today.
ACCUSED is RELEAsED-Be Be-
cause of insufficient evidence
charge of assault with a deadly wea-
pom which had been brought against
Q. l.. Bryce was dismissed by Justice
Nat T. Mckee yesterday.
DIVORCE GRANTED-Judge Jo-
seph S. Jenckes handed down de-
cision yesterday which gave Jacque-
line E. Kinney divorce from Ed
ward Powell Kinney.
JEWISH SERVICES - Regular
Jewish Sabbath services will be held
this evening at o'clock at Temple
Beth Israel, Second and Culver
streets. The rabbi, DIR. Liknaitz will
speak on 1.-THE Ethics of the Fathers"
another in a series he is delivering.
The Temple chorus will render the
Davis will be the soloist. Classes
m religion. followed by short services,
will be held on Saturday and Sunday
mornings. All are welcome.
ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON -
The Rotary club will hold its regular
weekly luncheon meeting at noon to-
day at the Hotel Adams. Russell
Freeman will be the chairman of the
day. Tom Stewart will give some
Timely Suggestions" There is TO be
an explanation of the city traffic
regulations,
UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS -
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for Raymond w. Pierce, Doit
Motor company, DIR. ]. A. Council, j.
j. Burns and r. r. Cgareleir.
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY -
Frank A. Bell for the past IS months
a. deputy sheriff. motorcycle depart
ment, has announced his candidacy
for constable of the West ohoeniS
precinct. subject to the Republican
primaries. Mr.. Bell only recently
has been discharged from st. Jo-
sephs hospital where he was taken
several weeks ago following an acct
dent in which a brother motorcycle
officer, A. w Dana, was killed. Bell
is considered one of the most effi-
cient motorcycle officers ever en-
ployed by the county. His injuries,
from which he has not fully recov-
cred were sustained while In the per-
Torrance of his duty.
CHILDREN SOLD TICKETS -
Grammar school children took an ac-
tive part in the ticket selling cam
paign for the Phoenix Chautauqua
and it was largely through their eff
forts that the local association was
able to pull through on the right
side of the ledger. One-third OF the
tickets sold were disposed of by the
students of the four grammar schools
of the city. and the guarantors and
season ticket holders. desiring to ex-
press their gratitude for the help
rendered, raised a purse of s25. The
award was made the schools on the
of tickets sold in proportion
to the enrolment above the third
grade The money was divided as
follows: Kenilworth school, 40 per
cent: Monroe school. 80 per cent;
Adams school. 20 per cent, and Os-
born school, 10 per cent.
WE'D IN TUCSON. c. Niles and
Mrs. Ethel Arlington, both of Phoe-
nix. stole a march on their friends
last wednesday by being quietly
married in Tucson. They will re-
turn to Phoenix today TO make their
home at 722 West Fillmore street.
Mr.. Niles came to Phoenix from New
York eight years ago, and is grad
uate of Albany Law university.
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING
The Garfield cottage prayer meeting
will be held this evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Fraser, Ills
East Fillmore street.
CHICKEN DINNER TONIGHT -
A fried chicken and hot biscuit sup
per will be served at the Bethel
church this evening at o'clock.
PIONEER ON VISIT - Frank A.
Baum, Sr, a pioneer of Arizona, is
enjoying vacation with relatives at
Illinois, according to word
received here yesterday. Mr.. Baum
spent his boyhood days at Indianola
so years ago, where he was consid-
cred one Of the prominent early set
tiers.