Arizona republican., 1920-11-16
To oPEN JAYNEs, DEPOSIT eox

TO OPEN JAYNES' DEPOSIT BOX The deposit box containing the pri vate papers of the late Allan B. i Jaynes, will be opened at the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust company's l vault in Tucson today, according to Fl. $. Ross. state treasurer. MT. Ross left last evening for the Old Pueblo where he will grant the permission necessary before the box can be opened in accordance with the inheri- tance tax laws. The estate of the late editor of the Tucson Citizen can not be estimated until the box is opened. It is not known whether Mir. Jaynes left will.
 SOCIAL MEETING THURSDAY-I There will be a very interesting social meeting of the Council of Jewish Wo men at o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Womens club building.
 RUMMAGE SALE MONDAY - The Council of Jewish Women will hold a rummage sale on Monday. November 9, at the building at First avenue and Washington street formerly occupied | by WetZler's grocery store. The pro- ceeds of the sale will go to the Temple
 building fund. The women would ap- preciate donations of clothing, house. 1 hold articles or anything that can be used. Those who would like to have such articles called for will please telephone 2004.
 WHO WANTS A DoG?-A male 1 dog may be had by one who will give | him good home by calling at sos | West Washington street. There is a similar opportunity awaiting one who
 will call at 1912 East Moreland street. l STATIONED IN GEORGIA-Lieut
 Frank LaRue is stationed at Camp Benning, Georgia, according to word rom the young army officer to Adju-
 tant- General Walter s. Ingalls,. La
 Rue. who formerly was inspector in-
 structor of high school cadets and
 bore the rank of captain under Colonel Ingalls,, resigned to enter the regular army. He was first stationed at
 Nogales but has been on duty in the
 Georgia camp for the past several
 weeks.
 HEADS SURVEYING PARTY =
 William H. Thome. United States
 cadastral engineer, will leave this
 morning for Stafford. where he will spend the winter in making public land surveys in that vicinity. The
 surveying party, including IA men, has
 already started.
 HERE ON INSPECTION TRIP
 Frank NJ. Johnson supervisor of sur
 Veys Tn the surveying service of the
 general land office. and s. W. GoodaIe,
 detailed law examiner with particular
 charge of the personnel in the sur
 yeyor generals offices under the Den
 yer Jurisdiction, are spending several
 days In Phoenix on trip of inspec-
 tion. MT Johnson's offices are in
 San Francisco
 HELD ON STATUTORY CHARGE
 After hearing of the case yester-
 day afternoon Jesus Rocha was held
 10 answer to the superior court b1
 Justice Mchee on a statutory charge
 lie was committed to the county iai
 when he failed to furnish a bond o-
 4,ooo. The complaint was made by f'elicitas Hernandez.
 II A R G ID WITH RECKLESS
 DRlViNG-M N. Knox yesterdsN pleaded not guilty before Justic, Charles DeSales Wheeler on a charg. or reckless driving. He was release, on ms own recogniZance to appear fo ' examination on next Monday mornin, at ID o'clock. The complaint was mad oy r. B. Hale who alleges that Kno, . grove in such manner on Nortl Sehltai avenue as to cause an acci dent. Knox states that he tnrna 3 his car to the curbing to permit son,
 school girls to get out and another ca cut In ahead of him and ran hnto tb 2 car driven by Hale. e'' I PASTORS CAR SToLEN-A Ith I erty Six automobile, painted dark bln 2 With yellow wheels and a monogram g J. H. painted on the side wa stolen from tho alley behind the Firs 7 Metnodlst church at Second avenu t ana Monroe street last night. The ca
 is the property of Rev. r I. Hami1to $ and carries Colorado license No. 75S4.
 w. K. c. TO MEET TOMORPOW--
 The Woman's Relief corps will mee } tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock a . l5Ol West Monroe street. The picni l that was announced to be held toda ! has been postponed indefinitely Q MISSIONARY MEETING TODAY ;. The missionary society of Phoenix dis
 trlct Of the Christian church will hoI ' an all day meeting today at the Cen Q tral Street Christian church. Lunch . leon will be served at noon promptly V BOWLES GOES SOUTHEAST . r Carey E. Bowles. supervisor of voca . tional agriculture for the state wi . leave today for Benson. going later = Gila valley, to Thatcher and Sailor, returning to Phoenix the end of tt 2 week.
 ,1 FROM BANKERS coNvENTloN-
 Jesse L. Boyce. supervisor of sta banks, returned yesterday from Dous i. las, where he attended the sever IL teenth annual convention of Arizor A Bankers association.
 ' SOCIAL CLUB TO MEET-Tl = = Wednesday Social club will hold |, meeting tomorrow at the home of MI "a A. Metten on the Alhambra roa at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Stark v the Woman's club of Phoenix will a, - dress the meeting. All members ar sss visiting members will be welcome. a oa ORGANIZING ORCHESTRA D, =. @ Fiatt. expert player on the tpial 2, chromatic' accordion. who recently a Id s+ ...s olis1 IT V l. .,. pi.as"- 41. @ i.al