Arizona republican., 1920-09-15
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 | didates who ran in the recent primary election are again urged by Clarence 1 l.. Standage, clerk of the board of su l pervisors, to turn in a statement of 1 their campaign expenses before next l Friday, September IT. According to | the law, all candidates, successful and l defeated, must file a statement Of their 1 expenses within ten days after the election. This also includes the pre- l cfnct committeeman. MT. Standage stated yesterday that the candidates 1 for county and state offices were fil- l ing their statements, but the precinct 1 officers were backward in bringing their itemiZed lists of expenditures 70 the supervisors office. Failure to file expense accounts is a misdemeanor and is punishable by fine or the withholding of nomination certificates GIRL IS BORN-Mr. and Mrs. Fred l.. Lindner, 122 East Willetta street are the proud parents of a six pound daughter. The baby girl arrived Sun day afternoon shortly after l o'clock. Mr. Lindner is the manager of the Duplex Water Percolator company of Phoenix.
 GO TO CALIFORNIA COLLEGE Edna Langston. daughter of Assistant United States Attorney J. II. Langston. and Ethel Fogle lave gone to Red lands, California, where they will at tend Redlands university this term.
 VISITING PHOENIX-Mr. and Mrs D. F. Holt, formerly in the real estate business here, are visiting Phoenix for short time. While here they will dispose of their holdings preparatory to settling permanently in San Diego At the present time they have offices at GAS E street in that city
 ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE-A H- cense to marry was issued yesterday to Henry J. Norton, 24, and Alice Wag- oner, 19, both of Phoenix
 HOME FROM OUTING = Mrs. Luther Steward of the Arizona School of Music is home from a months out ing at Lake Roosevelt.
 HOME FROM oRIENT-Mrs. Harry J. Bennett returned yesterday from three months tour of the Orient, visit ing nearly every large city in Japan. Mrs. Bennett found few automobiles and not many horses, man power being the popular method of transportation for short trips. She was accompanied on the trip by Mrs. J. L. Jaeger of Tucson. They visited Honolulu on the return trip.
 MADISON SCHOOL TO OPEN Madison school will open September 20 With Don G. Humm as the new prin- cipal. Other new teachers are Miss Annie Moore, kindergarten and Miss ProDst- The school will specialize in agriculture this year under the leader ship of Sam Holsinger. who was with the Phoenix Union High school last year.
 EDNA PAULA BEWARE BACK Edna Paula Beware returned to Phoe- nix yesterday morning and with the opening of the school of music Septem- Der 20 will begin her fourth season as teacher of dancing. During the sum mer she attended summer school at Rarlxa1aU San Francisco and Los Angeles.
 COTTON GROWERS MEETING Cotton growers of the Cartwright dis trict will meet at the Cartwright school at o'clock tonight. All cotton grow CTS of the district are urged to attend as matters of importance are to be
 NEIGHBoRHooD CIRCLE TO MEET-The Fowler Neighborhood Im- provement circle vii meet at 9 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. R. B. Evans and Mrs. H. T. Eickhoff at the home of Mrs. Eickhoff, one-half mile north of the Fowler school.
 RETURN FROM COAST Jim Stewart and family returned Saturday from motor tour of the coast
 FEW REGISTER-But few people registered yesterday the first day of registration. according to Miss Edith Jacobs, county recorder. Only a month
  general election and all voters who have not registered before Oct. 15 will be unable to exercise their franchise on Nov. 2. All voters who registered before the primary but who have moved since registering are urged to come to the county recorders office at once, cancel the first registration and register anew. Miss Jacobs said that all voters of both parties who have not registered should realize that only a few days remain in which to register and should take care of the matter at once. as no one will be permitted to register after Oct. Is.
 NElGHBORHOOD GU BIT h e Neighborhood club will hold an open meeting at 2:30 o'clock this after noon. An executive board meeting will precede the general session which will be open to any one interested Articles pertaining to Arizona day will be heard on a program which will in- clude refreshments and a social hour
 RETURN FROM COAST-Mrs. Imo- gene La Chance and daughter, Marie have just returned from an extensive visit on the coast, spending the first part of the trip in Los Angeles and later visiting with her sister Mrs William Rudolph in San Francisco