Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

celebrate her eighth birJhday. The celebration will includa an address by Governor Campbell sports and dance. There will be a big basket picnic. Chandler has sent invitations through out the valley and indications point to a large gathering, according to advices from Chandler yesterday
 REALTORS TO MEET-On Tues day night at 7:30 at the ' II. c. A. gathering of the realty members will be held. This meeting is for the fur ther development of plans regarding Kansas City. Fully 15 men have signi- fled their intention of making the trip Information of the valuable kind will be taken up-at naKsas City and treated by experts, such as advertising, sub division sales, ranch sales and rentals; also proper entertaining of the real home sort is in store for those making the trip.
 HELD ON DRUG CHARGE Charged with having violated the liar rison drug act, Jack Ringo yesterday was arraigned before Nat T. Mckee, acting United States commissioner. He was returned to the county jail when he failed to furnish q bond of $1000 The case will be heard next Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. RingO was ar rested yesterday by Thomas May, revenue inspector. who alleges he had [ rested some time ago by the city off l cers on the same charge.
 ALLEGED BICYCLE THEFT-Gil- bert Horn yesterday was held 10 an swer to the superior court by Justice ! Wheeler on q charge of grand larceny and was returned to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of $500 It is alleged that Horn stole two l bicycles, one from Arthur Davis, which | he confessed to have sold in Mesa, and 1 the other from Edgar Wheeler. When j arrested last Thursday by Deputy ] Sheriff Wilson on a ranch near Flor l ence, Horn had one bicycle in his pos 1 session
 l PLAN FOR WOMEN IN c. OF C. 1 A committee of three, appointed by the 1 president Of the chamber of commerce, I met yesterday to formulate plans for l the women's division which will be a | future part of the chamber of com ] merce. The members of the committee i are Miss Alice BirdsaH. Miss Jane Gregg and Mrs. Harold Baxter. In the absence of Mrs. Baxter yesterday, Mrs 1 w. K. James was called in to fill a | quorum. The committee will submit their report in writing to the secre- tary of the chamber of commerce.
 MAY FACE SERIOUS CHARGE Albert L. Hooper, who was arrested last Wednesday by Deputy Troutnar
 
 register his car, may face a more SC rious charge when he is arraigned be- fore the federal court. It is alleged that Hooper hired q car in Denver from the Driverless Ford company which he drove to Phoenix Failure tt register his car brought about his ar rest, and after thorough investigation was made it was found that the cal had been stolen from the Denver com pany. Hooper was turned over to tho federal authorities, who are investigat, ing hls record with the possibility O serious charge being brought agains him.
 FIND ANOTHER sTiLL-Theodor, Cordova yesterday was arraigned be fore Nat T. Mckee, acting Unite, States commissioner on a charge 0 manufacturing and giving away intox icating liquor in violation of the fed eral prohibition act. He was release under a cash bond of $500 to appea for examination next Wednesday after noon at o'clock Cordoya was ar rested Friday night in a raid con ducted by T. (. Broshears. federal pro hibition agent, and Deputy Sheriff Iroutman and Wilson at Eleventh ave nue and Buckeye road after they has found a still, a quantity of mash anS some whisky on the premises. DEMURRER IN LIBEL cASE-Thl demurrer of John Q. Dunbar charged py the state With criminal libel Sester day was heard before Judge Stanfors and taken under advfsement by th, court On May 1 Mr. Dunbar with drew his plea of not guilty in orde that he might file the answer. Tn, complaining witness in the charge i. F. R. Milnes, secretary to Gov. Thomai !, E. Campbell. The complaint is based on an article published in Dunbar Weekly under date of May 3I 1918 Counsel for Mr. Dunbar argued that tn, facts contained in the article were no sufficient to bring charge of crim inal libel and said that the article di, not constitute libel against Mr. Afilnes ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS = Tn,
 husbands of club members enjoyed
 delightful evening at the Madison I'm 2 provement club Friday, when a cleve program was presented, followed }, cards. Miss Betty Barry of the Egai - |.