Arizona republican., 1920-10-28
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 ARRAIcNED ON cHARGE-Lewis Walker yesterday was ararigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of commit ing a statutory offense. He was com nitted to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of $1O,000. The pre- liminary examination of the case will be held next Monday afternoon at o'clock The complaint was made py Ruthie Mae Brakebill.
 TO ELECT OFFIcERS-The annual election of officers of the Arizona Anti Tuberculosis association will De held at the Woman's club on Thursday evening, Nov. 4. The meeting will be in the nature of a dinner to which in vitations have already been sent by the executive committee. Dean Byron Cummings of the University of Arizona will be the principal speaker.
 ROAD MATTERS COMING The chamber of commerce received word yesterday that Harry Locke, author or Locke's Road Maps, accompanied by his map maker. William T. Taylor IS in the state on a road mapping tour and will presumably be in Phoenix within a few days. Locke is engaged at present in mapping the Prescott Jerome shortline.
 WANTS MILO MAlZE-The Mari copa county farm bureau issued an in quiry yesterday among farmers of the Salt River valley for five carloads Of milo maize.
 GETS LONG SENTENcE-C. H. Duggan, who pleaded guilty in the su- perior court recently to charge or embezlement, was sentenced on Tues day by Judge Stanford to serve from two to five years in the state peniten- tiary. Duggan was charged with rent | ing a car from Sam Fields and driving | it to Florence, where he attempted to secure a loan of $25 on it. Failing in this he is alleged to have offered the car for sale. He was arrested on sus- picion by Sheriff Hall at Florence and brought back to Phoenix.
 HALLOWEEN PARTY-The Ep- worth league of the First Methodist Episcopal church is to give a Hal lowe'en blowout" at the unfinished skeleton of the Deaconess hospital al Tenth street and McDowell road or Friday evening, Oct. 29.
 K. OF C. DANCE-The social com mittee of the Knights of Columbus VII give a social dance on Friday evening oct. 29. Knights and their friends ar' Invited to attend.
 JUNIOR AUXILIARY MEETING There will be an important meeting O. the Junior Auxiliary at the school ad' ministration building Friday evening at o'clock. All members are urge' to attend and to bring their friends.
 PRAYER NAL BROTHERHOOD DANCE-The T. I. c. Of the Fraterna Brotherhood will give a ''jinx" danc on Saturday evening at the K of r hall. All members are urged to b present. There will be cards and danc ing, with one of the best orchestra that can be procured. A good time assured to all who attend.
 ELkS MEET TONIGHT-The Phoe nix lodge of Elks will hold a big meet ing this evening at the Red Bird, tn old Arcadia hall, on West Washingto street. A large class is to be initiate and there will be several feature
 which the members are urged not miss. Among others. the Masked Maj i vel will do the Poo Poo dance.
 LADIES' AID MEETING-The La
 dies Air society of the Zion Luthera | church will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. s Leiber, 1645 West Monroe street. i ENDS VACATION IN EAST-Mr s Harriet Moore has returned to h.
 home. sos North First street. after
 vacation spent in Wisconsin. Her si
 ter, Mrs. Peter stevens, ana cnlidr |, returned to Phoenix with her.
 PAN-HELLENIC TO MEET-Tl
 Pan- Hellenic Luncheon club will me
 on Saturday at 1 o'clock at the Ran' = House at Central avenue and Roos # welt street. Miss Margaret Hurley, | e president. urges all college women WI O are members of Greek letter fraterr ,s ties to be present.
 s. RETURNS FROM EAST - Robe d Baker of Warren Brothers return lr yesterday from a months absence if the East, the greater part of whi