Arizona republican., 1920-02-10

the remainder of the building at a later date, quarters for other units will be furnished. The outdoor audi torium, it is thought, will be utilized generally, particularly this summer when the weather is warm and meet ings in the open are more necessary.
 America nization Meet
 Plans for permanent organization and the future work of the unit are to be taken up by those interested in AmericaniZation work at a meeting to be held on Thursday evening at the Franklin school. The meeting is to be called at o'clock. Representative committees from the various organiza- tionS of the town have taken up the Americanization plans here and will unite with other citizens interested in the work to form a permanent organ ization on Thursday night. Future plans and activities are also to be con- sidered and outlined at this meeting.
 Male and Female" Score
 The first run of the feature photo play Male and Female" at the Or pheum theater last night attracted capacity houses and it was the con census of opinion that the production is one of the best pictures of the sea son. The same picture will be run to- day, commencing at 1 o'clock this aft ernoon, at the Majestic, and a third performance will be staged tomorrow at the Orpheum.
 ShopIifter Fined
 Pleading guilty to his attempted theft of a shirt from the Toggery last Saturday, Louis Rodriguez yesterday paid a $10 fine in Justice Newell's court.
 Drunks In Court
 Two cases of drunkenness and dis orderly conduct were booked in the local justice of the peace precinct yes terday. Pablo F'rederico was fined $10 and a suspension of payment made in view of the family of children de- pendent upon him for support. A man by the name of Murphy put up a bond of sl0 for his appearance in court and forfeited it when he failed to appear to answer the charges preferred against him.
 Death Mrs. Whitaker
 Suffering a sudden relapse follow ing her apparent recovery from a three weeks attack of influenza and pneu- monia, Mrs. Adele Whitaker passed away Sunday night at the family home on North Morris street. During the period of the mothers illness the dis ease afflicted all of the members of the family, five children and the hus band, R. H. Whitaker, who is en- loved at the O. $. Stapley company. MT. Whitaker has recovered from his attack sufficiently to be out again, while the children are reported as well on the way to recovery.
 The deceased was a native of Okla homa, removing to Mesa with her fam fly from New Mexico some nine months ago. Funeral services are to be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the w. A. Burton undertaking parlors, the Rev. 1 Bell of the Baptist church officiating.
 Gamblers Fined
 R. Sugamato, proprietor Of the Jap anese pool hall on West Main street, l who was arrested last Saturday on a charge of gambling. appeared before Justice Newell yesterday and was fined S10. A. Chavez, who was ar rested at the same time, also appeared for trial and drew fine of S5
 Former Resident Dies Word has been received in Mesa of the passing away of Mrs. Nellie Sharp Doty at Los Angeles, California, re- cently- Mrs. Doty was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Sharp who for l merly lived in Mesa and had many | warm friends here who will learn of their loss with genuine regret. Mrs. l Doty also leaves a husband to whom | she was married about two years, and ! -wo brothers. William and Marian.