Arizona republican., 1920-01-21

open meeting Wednesday, January 2l, at 80 o'clock ?. m. Mrs. H. D. Ross will make an address regarding the good work done by the Y. w. C. A. Miss Walton will tell of progress made with school children and how to safe vited to attend and hear these talks. All are welcome.
 ROOSEVELT P.-T.-Roosevelt school Pr. association will meet at Neigh borhood house Thursday, January 22, at 3:3o p. mA There will be an election of officers and hearty welcome for the many new members. The children have conducted the membership drive. All are urged to attend and encourage them.
 MANY TO WED-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday by the clerk Of the superior court to the following persons: Jack Shields, 24, of Phoenix, and Grace Wood. 19, of Mesa; Jose Sanchez, 23, and Eloisa Valenzuela, 16, both oe Mesa; Jesus NJ. Flores, p, of Peoria, and Maria Ramirez, IS, of Tol- eson; John Urain, 21, and Mary Pop eff, IS. both of Phoenix; Charles N. Brown. 21, and Gladys Ellen Har- rington, 19. both of Phoenix: John kot- off. 21, and Stella Dolomontoff. 1S, both of Glendale; John Sohnakoff, 21, and Anna Saloff, IS, both of Glendale; Homer Bagdonoff, 21, and Vera Valo- yoff. IS, both of Glendale; Jack Pop off, 22. and Annie Popin, 19, both of Phoenix; John K. Baty, 30, and Der tha F. Mears, both of Phoenix.
 INFORMATION FILED Accusing Walter Yeast and his cousin, William l.. Weast of grand larceny, informa- tor was filed against the two yester day in the superior court by L. M. Lanye, county attorney. The two men were arrested December 30 in connec- tioii with the theft of two rifles, four raZors ammunition, eight pocket knives and other hardware totaling $140.57 in value from the Arizona Hardware and Supply company's. warehouse at Third avenue and Jackson street, De- cember 2S. William Weast was a watchman employed by the company.
 l. B. HAMILTON and L. c. Paup were named appraisers of the setate of Eva May Dunbar yesterday by Judge Lyman, of the superior court.
 B. p. MUSGRAVE, A. k. Keser and S F.. Billingsley were appointed ap- praisers of the estate of Bearle l.. Hawkins yesterday by Judge Lyman, of the superior court.
 RETURNS WITH WITNESS - Deputy James Troutman returned yesterday evening from road camp near Superior where he went in the morning to get James J. Newman, alias Newbanks. sentenced to the penitentiary on a bogus check charge. Newman will be a witness for the state next Thursday in the trial of Ray Swea: and Jennings Sweat, charged with grand larceny in connection with the disappearance of sheep from a ranch near Mesa.
 CLIFFORD SMITH, bound over to the superior court October II on a grand larceny charge. will go on trial before Jude Stanford at 1:30 o'clock today. Smith is charged with the theft of S2.100 worth Of Liberty bonds from A. J. Peters. Tempe hay merchant, who himself was indicted by the federal grand jury which sat here in october, charged with conspiracy to defraud the government il. connection with the purchase of large amounts of hay for military posts. Smith will be repre- senteG in court today by Weldon J. Bailey
 ARCHITECTS AND COMMITTEES MEET-A meeting of the building com mittee of the new Central Methodist church, which will be begun in the near future at the new location on the cor ner of Central avenue and Pierce street, met Monday night with the pastor and the architects. Lescher and Kibbey. at the Central Methodist church. The new building will cost in the neighborhood of S100,00O and will be erected this coming year. as the lease on the old church building expires July 1, 1920. Final plans will be settled upon a the next meeting of the architects and the committee Friday night.
 BAND SERENADES WOMAN'S CLUB-An unusual meeting in club annals was given last night when the city band gave concert at the Wom- ans club in compliment to the club. The occasion was regular meeting