Arizona republican., 1920-03-04
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 JUNIOR GUILD MEETING = The Junior Guild will meet at o'clock this afternoon at the Cathedral house. MADE NOTARY PU6LIC-Frank l.. Martinze, at present serving as inter preter of the federal court, has been commissioned a notary public. ADMITTED TO BAR-Carl A. Davis was admitted to practice in the federal court by Judge David P. Dyer yester- day.
 APPROVE SELECTIONS sec retary of the interior has approved or a list of state indemnity school selec- tions in the Phoenix land district em- bracing 23.S14.46 acres. A copy of the list was transmitted to the United States land office located here.
 BANK REPORT DUE Arizona's banks are called upon to report their conditions at the close of business February 2s, the call being in the usual order along with the govern ments call at the auditors office.
 MISSION CARD PARTY-Boys and girls of the Mission club will give a party and play at the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon at o'clock. All boys and girls of the Sunday school up to 14 years of age are invited.
 w. C. T. U. TO MEET-Announce ment is made for a meeting of the w. c. T. U., today at 2:30 D. m- in the new home a 1901 West Monroe street. The secretary says a full attendance is anticipated.
 BIG TIME TONIGHT Security Benefit association members are re- minded not to forget that big time which is to take place at Knights Of
 TOURIST PARTIES iN-Two par ties of Southern Pacific tourists, mostly business men from New York and Boston. arrived in the city last night, coming from Globe over the
 EMBARGO LiFTED-The Morgan Line embargo which was put on at New York recently on account of the weather and threatened strike has been lifted, according to a telegram received yesterday at the local railroad offices. with a request that shippers be advised.
 LADIES' AID MEETING The Ladies' Aid society of Grace Lutheran church will hold its regular monthly social and business meeting at the church, sixth and Fillmore streets, at 2:3O this afternoon. Members and friends are cordially invited to attend.
 VERDICT IN DAMAGE SUIT - The jury in the personal injury case of John J. Metheny vs. Orr and Miller company and s. J. Marchesy brought II sum of $2.5O0 against Marchesy. This action grew out of collision at the corner of Fourth and Adams streets last spring. The plaintiff was repre- scented by F. C. Struckmeyer. Clarence Johns and T. w. Nealon.
 FILES FOR DlVORCE-Alleging failure to provide. Katie Bradshaw yesterday instituted action for divorce from Dewey H. Bradshaw. The couple was married January 6. 1917. the com plaint states.
 NEW MILLINERY sToRE-Miss Agnes Kinzie well known to the women of Phoenix. has opened mill linery store at 16 North Second ave nue. Miss KinZie was formerly in the millinery department of Korricks. She was also with the French Shop for time.
 BOARD OF MISSIONS MEETS Il The women's Christian Board of Mis- sions will hold their regular monthly meeting at the Christian church Fri day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The program will be in charge of division No. :, while division No. will be
 ST. MARY's WINS GAME St. Mary's baseball team defeated the Roosevelt team yesterday by score of to in a well-played game in the Grammar school league. The game was played on the Polk street grounds.
 SCHAULES GOES ON TRIAL - Fl. s. Schaules, driver of a for rent car at Tempe, went on trial before a jury in Judge F. C. Stanford's division Of the superior court yesterday on charge of attempt to commit a Statu- tory offense. A Mexican woman is the complaining witness. The case will reach the jury some time today, it is expected.
 THESE MAY MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued by the clerk of the superior court yesterday to Granville T.. Dickinson, 26, and Anna Hollowell- IS, both of Chandler: Charles Edward Murphy 30. and Mildred Traver. 25, both of Phoenix; Richard E. West. 3T, and Credonia Montgomery Hundley, 37. both of Phoenix: Jock Kinney. 21, Phoenix, and Grace Smith, IS, Tempe, and James R. RueZ, 2S, Mesa, and An tonia Ballestro. 21, Tempe.
 BAND IS HELD UP-Empioyes of the Southwest Cotton company yes terday failed to ring the big time clcck until | 30 D. m.. as a result of their holding up of the Mare Island marine quest, the band played several selec pany employees.
 YOUNG MOTHERS LEAGUE-The Young Mothers League of the Pres byterian church will holds it's regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the church parlors. An effort will be made to complete all 4T