Arizona republican., 1922-02-24
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TO SUPERVISE ACTIVITIES

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TO SUPERVISE ACTIVITIES
| C. II. Cunningham, representing the
American Legion and the Red Cross,
| arrived in Phoenix yesterday to be
here until Sunday for the purpose
| of supervising the work of the clean
up SQUAD in this state. Mr.. Cunning
ham co-operates with the veterans
| bureau, which at present has clean
up squads operating in hospitals and
| towns of the state.
| LICENSED TO WED--Licenses to
marry were issued yesterday to Ale
jandro Hernandez, 25, and Dolores
| Hurtado, is, both of Phoenix: Fran
cisco Chavez, so, and Anita Chaves.
/ 80, both Of Mesa; and Ygnacio Sa-
vala, 80, and Teresa Valencia. ~,
both of Guadalupe.
SENATOR SMITH HERE - Hon.
| Marcus A. Smith, United States SEN
ator from Arizona from the admission
| of Arizona until March last and
since then a member of the Canadian
| Boundary commission arrived in
town yesterday from Tucson his
home where he has been for the past
| two weeks.
LEAGUE TO HOLD SOCIAL -
Junior Epworth League OF Bethel
church. corner Osborn road and
Seventh street, will give an ice cream
social this evening starting at 1880
o'clock. Everyone is welcome TO at
! tend.
coRREcTs RUMoR - The man
| ager of the Black and White Taxi
icompany states that the rumor in cir
! culation on the streets yesterday that
| the car which struck a bicycle and
caused the death of a man on We'd
| nesday night was a Black and White
| taxi is incorrect.
STIcKERs ON HAND-The cham
Der of commerce has a few thousand
| stickers of the Bankhead National
| highway convention which II would
be glad to give to people who are
| writing letters out of the state. Cali
and get them and put them on your
| letters, so that your friends may
know of the big convention to be held
| here in April.
RECITAL MoNDAY-A recital
program OF variety and interest will
be presented at the Arizona School
of Music the coming Monday even
ing consisting of a group from the
various departments Of study: Ex-
preston, Violin, Vocal. Piano and
Dancing. The program will begin
at S:15 o'clock. and the public is
cordially invited to attend.
HoNoRs REQUlslTIoN - Gov.
Thomas +. Campbell yesterday hon
ored the requisition of Governor Ste
vens of California for the extradition
| of Oscar Choate, Carl Mcintyre and
Whit Marlin, wanted in Sacramento
on the charge of the larceny of an
| automobile The men. who were ar
rested in Yuma, are alleged to be-
long to a gang of five automobile
thieves. the other two having been
captured in Los Angeles.
SET HOUR FOR HEARING-The
hearing initiated by the corporation
commission for lower rates on sand
and gravel shipped from Kinter sid
ing to Yuma and ella Bend on the
Arizona Eastern railroad, has beer
set for 10 o'clock in the morning. Rep
resentatives of the railroad company
and the state highway department
which will operate in the ella Benc
district shortly will testify at The
REGULAR RECITAL ToMoR.
ROW-The regular Saturday after.
noon recital at the Arizona School
of Music this week will be devoted
to a demonstration program by very
young children from the primary de-
partment. Little tots from years
up will play the piano and violin. to-
gether with readings and dances
The public is always welcome to at
tend and observe the work Of thu
students.
GUILTY OF MAYHEM-A Jury in
Judge Stanford's division of the su-
perior court yesterday found j. l.
Johnson guilty of a charge of may
hem but recommended the court tC
show leniency in passing sentence.
Judge Stanford then suspended tht
passing of sentence on condition tha'
Johnson pay the doctor bill incurred
by II. E. Reed who filed the com.
/, plant. Reed alleged Johnson bit hil
left ear.
CALLED BY ILLNEss-Becaus'
Of the serious illness of her sister
Mrs. r. B. Miller. Miss Lettie ]. Da
venport has been called to Phoeni'
from Syracuse, y. y. Miss DaVen
| port is secretary TO the Rev. DI
Henry Harrison Hadley, rector OF 81
Paups Episcopal church in that city
She will remain in Phoenix unit
: late next month.
WEEKLY DANCE TONIGHT
4 | The Woman's club will give its reg
| ular weekly dance at the club hous
this evening. Under the auspices o
the civics education department tn
| club inaugurated a series of dance
which have been popular diversion
OF the high school contingent for IN
past several weeks. Tonight's affai
will be no exception, the delightful
arrangements giving promise of at
tracing the usual large representa-
ton from the Junior set.
| FIXES PASSENGER RATE-Tak
ing cognizance OF the wishes OF tn
commanding officer at Whipple Bar
| racks, the corporation commissio
| Yesterday modified its order fixin
the automobile passenger rate fror
| Prescott TO Fort Whipple at 15 cents
The Is cents rate each way replace
the round trip of 25 cents charge
by Sills and Sills to operate betwee
| Prescott and the fort. The officer hel
that it was not for the best interest
OF the hospital to have the lowe
rate in effect. -
Following a. hearing in his court yes
terday. Judge Lyman took under ad
| visement the suit OF the Phoeni
| Railway company of Arizona agains
the City of Phoenix for an tnjunc
ton to restrain the city from NOV
| ing the tracks Of the street car com
pany at Fifteenth and WashinRto
streets to the center of Fifteent
| street and will hand down his deci
sion In the case later. Several day
ago the street car company secured
temporary injunction restraining IN
city from moving the tracks, claimln
that the tearing up and moving OF IN
| tracks would cause irreparable lnJur
to their business. The city contenG
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