Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
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nix have unanimously decided to close a half day on Monday. Decoration day
 NEW BANK AT WILLCOX-The banking department of the state audi tors office has granted a license to the Riggs bank at Wilcox.
 PAN HELLENIC LUNCH EON-The Pan-H Hellenic Luncheon club will meet at the Y. Nj. C. A. today at 1:S0 D. m. Reservations for the luncheon may be- made by telephoning 3102.
 TAX COMMISSIONER RETURNS mONDAY-Rudolph Kuehler, member of the state tax commission, is eN- pected home from the coast on Mon day.
 HERE TO VISIT DAUeHTER-I Mrs. l. w. Wallace of Bisbee is re- cent arrival who will pass an indefinite period here with her daughter. Mrs. Charles Pickrell of the Arizona apart ments.
 TWO COUPLES TO WSD-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday 10 Juan R. Jimenez 3l. and Gertrude Cos tellO, 20. both of Mesa; and George F. Steomee, 29. and Matte J. Cowau som erset, 2S. both of Phoenix.
 INTERRUPTS RIPS SLEEP-Rip Van Wrinkle was found sleeping at the corner of First avenue and Washing ton street early yesterday morning by Officer Tindel. He was charged with being drunk and fined s in police court yesterday That is the name he gave at police station.
 DAiRYMEN TO MEET-The Phoe- nix Retail Dairymen's association will meet this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in Room of the city hall. The present scarcity of bottles will be discu ssed by the dairymen and the establishment of new bottle exchange will be
 MUST SUPPORT cHILDREN-An- ! tonic Valencia yesterday pleaded i guilty before Judge Stanford on charge of failure to support his two minor children and was given three l year. suspended sentence on condition i that he furnish a bond of $500 and pay l s3O each month to the probation off i cer for the support of the children The 1 comnlaining witness was Luz Valencia.
 BASKET PICNIC TODAY-A picnic will be held by the Fraternal Brother hood, beginning at 1 o'clock this after noon at Riverside park. where jolly gathering is to be held through the l afternoon and evening. A basket 1 lunch will be served at o'clock. All ] members are urged to he present with | their baskets.
 NEW YUMA MEAT COMPANY | Articles of incorporation were filed 1 yesterday by the Yuma Wholesale Meat | company. The company has capital | stock of St00 900, divided into 1000 | shares at S100 a share The incOrpo- rators are Frank M. Hodges, J. M- Balsz, Ed D. Hodges and Fl. Wupper- man, all of Yuma.
 OUTLINE COMMITTEES WORK | Newly appointed chairmen of the vari- ous committees of the Rotary club were given an opportunity yesterday at the luncheon meeting of the club at the Y. NJ. C. A. to state what the duties of their various committees were and to outline the work of the committee for the coming year. Several new mem Fn- ra large attendance. D. B. Heard was chairman of the day
 EPES RANDOLPH HERE-Epes Randolph, president of the Arizona Eastern Railroad company, and F. J :. Fenchurch, general freight and passen-
 ger agent of the same company, arr
 rived in Phoenix yesterday on busi-
 ness trip. They left for Tucson last
 night after Investigating local railroad
 conditions.
 REWARDED FOR FINDING CAR A. N Bostrum of the distributing force
 of The Republican, earned $25 quickly
 by the discovery of Ford automobile
 that had been stolen in the city. The money was paid him by the Arizona
 Fire Insurance company. The find was
 made eight miles west of the city with ; in a mile and a half of the residence SALE BY GIRL REsERVEs-Phoe- 2 ink Girl Reserves will hold q sale at the Y. w. c. A cafeteria this after noon when they will dispose of ice
 cold pop. ice cream. delicious cakes and home made candies, the proceeds
 to be used to complete the fund to send
 representativ from the Y. w. C. A
 clubs to a conference at Asilomar ana ! the girl reserves to the summer camI
 at Iron Springs The sale has beer
 substituted for the Salamagundi circus
 announced for last evening and which
 was cancelled.
 SEARCH FOR MESA BoYs-Ray
 Thomas and r NJ Evans. both o
 Mesa, have been missing since May
 II. when they were last heard of from
 Kansas City. Relatives Of Ray Thom
 as. who is about 20 years of age. have written to the w. NJ Leitch Sheer Commission company of Kansas City asking that an effort be made to finc ! the youths. who were last seen by em- | ployes of the company leaving that of
 flee. A search has been instituted IT the middle west city but nothing has l been discovered that has a bearing or
 the case.
 THESE MAY SELL sToCk-Th' corporation commission yesterday is , sued a permit to the Limitrofe Mines company to sell 35.000 shares of its
 treasury stock al s1. The company's l property is located in the Carro Colo
 rado mining district in Pima county Permission to sell stock was also grant ,, ed to the Yuma Basin Oil and Refin. q ing company which filed petition t( O sell 100000 shares of treasury stock a n $1 a share. The Amole Exploration company was granted permission t' q sell 30.000 shares of treasury stock a if $1 a share.
 TO HOLD BARBECUE big bar
 becue has been announced to be giVel
 on Sunday May 90, at the Palo NerGt if Oil Refining company's well five mile x west of Buckeye on the Yuma road IF The barbecue is to he given by thu h citizens of Buckeye and others inter
 ested to afford the people who desir IF to attend a chance 10 see a standard oi IF rig in operation and at the same tim . to have a big feed and a general gooC i time Moving pictures of the crow d will be made by F. F. Kunselman. Al I are invited to attend.
 n GIANT IS RESTEp-Offcer TA@ n dell looks down upon the world fiOll ' a height of more than six feet but il a comparison he was as a small bo, v taking charge of his father when h.