Arizona republican., 1920-02-21
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 DANCE PosTPONED-The dance which was to have been given by the Women's Trade Union league tonight has been postponed indefinitely on ac- | count of the rain.
 RETURN TO PHOENIx-United 1 States Attorney and Mrs. Thomas A. ] Flynn returned last evening from Tue son where they spent several weeks following their honeymoon in San Francisco. Mrs. Flynn before her marriage was Mrs Eva Luke Wurst- NEW PASTOR TO PREACH-Rev. F. $. Cook, the new appointed pastor for the Littleton and Litchfield churches, will preach at Littleton at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The church is located one-half mile west of Cashion, on the Buckeye road. It is planned to have regular services each Sunday. It is expected full attendance will welcome the new pastor.
 BREAKS COURSE REcoRD-Play- ing with George A. Dobyne, Boston, Mass Maj. Burton J. Mitchell C- S. A, Niagara Falls, N. Y., and D. l.. Gillespie, Pittsburg, Pa. in a four ball match Harry Collis broke the record of the San Marcos golf course
 
 morning score was 73, afternoon 'Z' 145 for the 36
 PERMITS REFUSED-Three appli- cations for auto service permlts Were turned down yesterday by the state corporation commission on the SIoui'' thai the public necessity and cohNefh ence did not warrant the lea9eu service. ...
 The publications were by Castuio Cr,z Mesa. where four service com panies are operating; kopert AN ,is 1e Millsap. Bisbee, where there are lv companies in the Iieia' Ine aae rTuscon. Brown and Manual R. AValos, IuS0oi'' where s4 companies are ehSaseu'
 COTTON LECTURE TODAY-De- snita the rain which put some or the roads in a rather bad condition lar se atteudance is expected at the W 1lSoi ~ school at ? o'clock this afternoon MIle.i County Agent H. c. Heard will give lecture and demonstration on cotton erowing. The Wilson school IS on the Henshaw road two miles east oi Gen tral avenue.
 COMES TO VISIT soN-Mrs.- D. J. Morgan of Los Angeles IS visiting hei son. Edward J. Morgan, at ms hollie' 1161 West Jefferson street. MI -ioi pan is assistant manager of the Chioh Oil company.
 OPEN BRIDGE BlDS-Bids for con S+r,,ction of a state highway bridge over the Agua Fria river paralielihs the Santa Fe railroad brldse heai Wickenburg were opened today at tiie offices of the state engineer. TWO olds .,-a,.o s,brnitted one on a basis of cost n1ns 15 per cent and the other a lump hid of about s49,000. In view or the tamporarv absence of state Engineer Thomas Maddock, no action was taheh' it was stated.
 PHOENIX WINS DEBATE - In
 r. nf ideas. the Phoenix high school depatlhs team came out victorious in a debate with the Mesa high school. Given the suhiect: '.Resolved. That Capital ana Labor Should Be Compelled to Settie Their Dispute in Legally Estaphsheu Courts of Arbitration the fnoelliA is debating team. consisting or Harold Marks and Jack Sinclair, successfully defended the negative viewpoint
 STARK IS BAILIFF Captain Stark has been named bailiff of the federal grand jury United states Marshal Joseph P Dillon stateu yes terday. Captain Stark has acted as bailiff during the six years Dillon has served as marshal and when the Jury is empaneled Monday 1t Will pc III charge of stark. The court room pal liffs will be named by the marshai today.
 POOLE RETURNiNG-S. D. Poole. chief clerk of the United States land office at Phoenix will return Monday from Seattle where he was Subpoenaed to appear as witness for the govern ment in suit tried in the feoerai court.
 Elizabeth Nelson and her sister MISS Louise Saunders of Dubuque, are re- cent arrivals. Both formerly hVeu III this city where they have many friends.
 Merchants and Manufacturers asso- citation makes the announcement tiltt all stores will be closed on Monday III observance of the birthday of George Washington. The 22nd coming on Sunday. official recognition Of the birthday of the father of his country will be taken on the following day
 K. OF C. INITIATION-Rober D. Morrison of Prescott passed through the city yesterday on his way to Fl Paso to attend an important meeting of the Knights of Columbus at whlcn a class of no persons will be initiated into the fourth degree under the di- rection of George B. Ryan, master of the fourth degree for the district Tn. cIuding Arizona. New Mexico, and Fl Paso Mr. Morrison is vice supreme master of the fourth degree for the province embracing all the territory or the United States west Of the ROCKY Mountains.
 CLUE MANAGER DIEs-Charles L. Scales for p years a resident or Phoenix and for some time chef ana manager of the Jefferson club, dled suddenly on Thursday morning. Wlth- in a short time after his seizure at the cIuh he was dead He was AZ years of age and was one of the best known colored men in the city and had been prominent in the activities of his race He was a member of Maricopa Lodge No I6 F. & A. NJ. and 32nd degree A living at Evansville, Indiana, was in formed by telegraph of the death Un. til he has been heard from, no funeral arrangements will be announced.
 MRS. kORRICk'S FATHER DIES Leaving early in the week for a IeW days pleasure trip in Los Angeles, only to receive at her arrival the sad news of the death of her father, L. B.