Arizona republican., 1920-10-14
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ARIZONA RANKED HlGH-The Arizona National Guard won fourth place among the 56 teams that at tended the School of Musketry at Camp Perry last summer. The total average of the 15 men representing the guard was 266.6, according to the table which appeared in the most re- cent issue of Arms and The Man. the official organ of the National Rifle Association of America. The Arizona civilian team of IA men also came in for honors, winning seventh place with a total average of 263.S.
 PLEADS GUIl TY-Barney Bee Spear yesterday pleaded guilty in the superior court to a charge of forgery and will be sentenced next Saturday morning by Judge Stanford. Spear stated that he was IS years of age last January. He is charged with forging the indorsement of Lawrence Wood ruff to a draft for s10 at the Western Union Telegraph office. The draft was made out to Woodruff.
 HELD FOR TRlAl-Jack Martin yesterday was held 10 answer by Jus tice Mckee after a hearing on a charge of burglary. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to fur nish bond of s1.00o. Martin was charged with entering the room of C. R. French at 431 West Washington street with the intent to commit lar ceny
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to John Fl. Carson. 22. and Leona NJ. Sullivan, 20. both of Superior: Floyd Hallmark, z4. of Hamlin. Tex: Ramon Bustos, 3s. and Micaela Valenzuela, 2s. both T Scottsdale; Parfito Sartelan. 25. and Dolores N. Sabori. 19. both of Peoria; and V. Rico 36. and Maria Ol- gin. 19. both of Phoenix.
 POLITICAL DAY AT CLUB-The Washington district Woman's club will meet Friday. October Is. It will be Political Day and speakers will dis cuss initiative and referendum amend ments.
 ZION LADIES' AID-The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Lutheran church will meet this afternoon with Mrs Bert Balyeat. 30S North Fifth avenue. All members and friends are urged to be present.
 MR. AND MRS. cRIsWELL RE. TURN-The many friends of MT. and Mrs F. l.. Criswell will be glad to know that they have returned from their three-months' absence in San Francisco. Chicago. Kansas City and other points fin the east and are al home at 102 East Coronado road.
 TO RESUME DANcEs-The Madi- son Improvement club will start their semi monthly dances for the season on Friday night. October 15. All mem- bers and friends are cordially invited
 WON FIN OF CHANDLER ITO NEE I-The women of Chandler are invited to meet in the San Marcos arcade Friday afternoon at { o'clock All are invited to attend. There will De an address on the League of Ma tions.
 GOES TO PREcoTT-D- Bartlett field entomologist of the state depart ment, left yesterday for Prescott. where he will attend the Northern Arizona state fair.
 HERE ON SURVEY-Miss Helen H Helm, teacher-trainer of home econom. ics with the University of Arizona. ar rived in Phoenix yesterday and will bt in the valley a week, when she vii continue the survey of the state in augurated a month ago. Miss Haln will not return to the university unti the second semester in February spending the intervening months fl field work. Her most recent tour in. cluded the border towns. where tn, home economies courses are gaining fl favor. A new course has been estab lished at Nogales. with two teachers ts Instruct the 46 pupils enrolled. New work is also reported for Thatcher an, Pima, while Bisbee and Douglas hay, employed new teachers for the popula course.
 SEES FOR AUTO-In a replevfn ac tion brought against Ralph J. Auld yes terday, Frank ElwelI asked for posses sion of a Maxwell truck valued at $500 or its equivalent in money. He als asked Judgment of $500 as damages which he claims he suffered through tn wrongful possession of the car by AuId | WILL SPEAK TO K. OF P.'S-Wor has been received that F. B. Hawkin of Los Angeles will arrive here Frida and will address Phoenix lodge No. : Knights of Pythias. MT. Clark is su perintendent of the western division O the insurance department. - Ever. member is requested to be present. a he would be glad to meet the member ship.
 RETURNS FROM YUMA-carey I Bowles, supervisor of agriculture ( the state department of vocational ed ucation, returned yesterday from a sev eral days absence in Yuma.
 CAN SELL STOCK-The corporatio commission yesterday granted the Ari zona Citrus Growers company pernnis sion to sell 200 shares of stock at SIG a share. The company, of which Jc seph F. Lobit is president: Irving de I |