Arizona republican., 1920-04-14
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 CAPITAL P-TTo MEET-The Cap
 ital Parent-Teacher association will
 meet this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock in
 the Kindergarten room at the Capital | school
 TO ROYAL NEIGHBORS- Royal | Neighbors are requested to be present at the meeting this evening as business
 of importance will be transacted that concerns each and every member. Sev-
 eral candidates will also be on hand for | initiation.
 TO OLD HOME-John B. Henke, | United States commissioner, left last night for his old home at Tuscumbia, Alabama, where he will spend two
 weeks visiting relatives and friends. Enroute he will stop for day or two at the federal prison at Fort Ieaven-
 worth Kansas, and also at Kansas City, Mo.
 HAD WRONG LICENSE c. W. Wartman' yesterday pleaded guilty to a charge of operating an automobile with a dealers license and was fined s by Justice Mckee. Complaint was made by F. H. Watson. motorcycle officer
 CHARGES DEsERTIoN-C Charging desertion, Ora Fay Cox yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from Edwin V. Cox. She alleges he has failed to provide for her, and says they were married in Los Angeles, August 191S
 ELkS GIVE $25o Donating $250 for the Arizona Childrens Home asso- ciation, the Elks lodge yesterday made the largest single donation yet sub scribed for the institution that is car
 ing for the states children at Tucson. | %l,@ ..l,A 4lr to Mrs. w. w. Edwards, chairman of the county committee engaged in Se- curing funds for the home. Funds are being subscribed liberally for the in stitution which is receiving the strong endorsement of those who have made an investigation of the care that it gives the small boys and girls, who would otherwise be homeless.
 CHARGED WITH THEFT Mrs. Elizabeth DeVere yesterday was ar raigned before Judge Stanford on charge of grand larceny. She will enter a plea today. She is charged with talk ing a diamond ring valued at $500 from the wife of O. V. Slaughter while em- ployed in the capacity of a trsined nurse.
 M. E. CONFERENCE OPENS TO- DAY-The Arizona district conference will open at the Central M. F. church tonight with a sermon by Rev. R. L. Ferguson of Miami. Bishop H. M. Du- Bose of Berkeley, Cal, will preside. Delegates from all over the state are expected at this conference, which will continue Thursday and Friday nights. The public is invited.
 MOTHERS CIRCLE MEETS-l Mothers Circle No. 1 of the Asso- ciated Charities will meet this after noon from 2 until o'clock. A course in Red Cross nursing has brought many new members into the circle. All American mothers interested in the club are invited to attend the meeting today. Refreshments will be served.
 HELD TO COURT-H. G. Journey and C. L. Journey yesterday pleaded not guilty to charge of disposing Of intoxicating liquor when arraigned before Judge Stanford. Bond was placed at S750 and both were returned to jail. The case will be heard June 10. The Journey brothers. were ar rested Saturday night on their ranch, southeast of Tempe, by Sheriff Mont gomery and T. c. BroShears, prOhibi tion agent. The brothers had two quarts of "moonshine" in their posses sion at the time. A federal charge may also be brought against them.
 BOGUS CHECK CHARGE-Dennie ! Taught yesterday was arraigned be- 1 fore Justice Mckee on charge of obtaining property and labor by means | of a bogus check. He was released on | his own recOgnIzance to appear TOT | examination Saturday afternoon, April ] IT, at o'clock. The complaining wit ness was R. H. Whyman of the Why | man Machinery company, who alleges Taught gave him worthless check | to s217.26 for a tractor Sundry materials and 'aho~.
 HARMONY CLUB MEETlNG-The | Harmony club will hold an important business session this afternoon at the | WomaD's club. The report of the state federation convention, which met in Bisbee last week. will be made by Mrs. Henry BaswitZ, president of the Harmony club who was in attendance and reported for her club at he state gathering.
 TO PRESENT PRoGRAM-Mrs. H. A. Guild, former president of the state . federation of women's clubs, will pre- sent the program at the Madison 1m- i club Thursday afternoon. 1 The report of the state federation con- vention will be feature of the ses- sion. On Friday evening the club will | give it's regular fortnightly dance.
 GOES TO BUCkET E-Rev. Robert i McMurdo, who has been in Chandler for the past three months engaged m [ missionary work, has gone to Buck eye and will be there for a few weeks.
 SET PULLMAN HEARING - The application of the Pullman company in for authority to increase berth, drawing room and compartment rates 3 minimum of s2 for lower berths and increasing all seat rates of 45 cents or less to a minimum of 50 cents. will be heard by the corporation commission