Arizona republican., 1920-03-11

will meet Friday afternoon at ;So o'clock at the Monroe school Ihe mothers pension bill passed by the legislature in 1917 will be read and discussed. Miss Gilchrist of the As sociated Charities will explain where in the law is defective and how to remedy the defect. All mothers ana others interested in child welfare are invited to be present.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS = The regular monthly meeting of the Womans Missionary society Will De an all l-day meeting and one or the most important meetings of the year, so all are urged to be present. Lunch will be served at noon. Each iady who attends is requested to bring her own cup, fork and spoon. Take the Indian School car at Washington and First streets at 9: 30 a. m. if you wish to be on time for the morning session.
 CHARGED WITH GRAND LAR CENY-William Reed was arrested last evening at the Bassler hotel by Deputy A. Dewitt on warrant charg- ing grand larceny sworn out by N. Schwartz The arrest follows the al legged disappearance of $50 from cash register in a store near Scottsdale con- ducted by Schwartz.
 CHURCH FEDERATfON-T reg ular Thursday lunch meeting of the Church Federation will be held today at the Y. Nj. C. A, at noon. Lunch IS B cents. This lunch is for anyone who cares to come. Mir. Hoover of the Inter Church World Movement of flee has been asked to take part of the speakers half hour to explain the plans for the city survey
 CLEMENS HOLT CASE CONTiN- UED-The case of Clemens versus Holt and the First National Bank of Yuma, involving a S5,o00 check. was continued by Judge Dyer yesterday until the autumn term of court. Clemens IS alleged to have sold Holt a relinquish- ment on a homestead in Yuma county for S5,O00. After the deal was made between the two men it is alleged that Mrs Holt refused to sign the check, the funds in the First National Bank of Yuma being in her name as well as that of her husband. She is alleged to have refused to live on the Mexican border, where the property is located. The matter was transferred to the fed eral court from the superior court of Yuma county on the ground of diver sity of citizenship, Clemens being a resident of Arizona and Holt of Cali fornia.
 FINDS A BICYcLE-A bicycle was found yesterday by q deputy at the intersection of North Central avenue and Thomas road. It is now in sHe sheriffs office awaiting the owner.
 OGFAit10 CN UT 1NGI A. D. Zahniser, general conference evangelist of the Free Methodist church. who was announced to hold Tally at the church tonight in the interests of the stewardship campaign, has been delayed. and vii lnot reach Phoenix until 10:40 tonight. He wired to announce the meeting for Thursday night, at 7:3o D. m. The members and friends of the church are asked to note the change and be present Thursday night to make the rally success.
 CHILDREN's sERVIcES-Th af- ternoon at :15 at Trinity Pro Cathed- ral will be held the third in the series of children's services, with story talks. Archdeacon Jenkins will be in charge. All children are invited.
 COLLAR AND CUFF SALE-The girls of the sewing department of the high school will hold a collar and cuff sale this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The sale will be held in the domestic science department rooms. The material to be sold is the handiwork of the girls of the class, and the proceeds will be devoted to the Near East Relief funds.
 CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION-I Willis H. Plunkett and George U. Young were declared regularly nom inted as candidates for the office of Mayor. and j. A. R. Irvine. c. w. Bar nett. Frank Woods and James M
 
 for the offices of commissioners, in | certificate of election adopted by the city commission yesterday morning. The certificate was adopted and signed after the commission had canvassed the votes cast at the primary election March 3. The six men were formally recognized as candidates to be voted upon at the general election April by the certificate.
 WELFARE ASSOCIATION The postponed meeting to consider the or ganization of d Welfare association will be held in the chamber of com merce on Friday, March 12. at 2:30 o'clock. All delegates who were ap- pointed from various organizations to attend the cancelled meeting, and any others interested in the social welfare work of this county, are urged to be present.
 PLEADS GUILTY-Arthur AIman. 1 a plea of guilty to the charge of conspiracy to violate the Reed before Judge Dyer yester-