Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
CHICKEN pINNER-Members C

the Antioch Baptist church will | serve a chicken dinner from 11:30 a. | m to D. m. today at 429 East Wash | ington street. The public is invited. |
 TEACHERS EXCEPTIONAL re- ception in honor of the teachers of l the Creighton school will be given at o'clock Friday evening at the school house. All residents of the district are cordially invited to attend.
 CHARGE DiSMisSED-On motion of Paul McIver, assistant county att torney, Justice Mckee yesterday dis missed a charge of assault with al deadly weapon against Ferdinando Serpa on grounds Of lack of evidence.
 AUXILIARY PROGRAM - The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion will give its first social af- fair of the season at the womans club tonight. Arrangements have been made for an interesting pro- gram to be followed by refreshments.
 GIVEN JUDGMENT-H A. vaw- ter yesterday was awarded judg- ment of, $1,500 against the Ray Verde Copper company by jury in Judge Stanford's division of the superior| court. Vawter alleged a hammer dropped by another employe of the company, on Oct 10, 1920. struck his finger, severing it from the hand. He asked for $10,000 damages. He was represented by Spenced B. Pugh.
 TO GIVE PLAY-The play "The1 New Minister will be given by the young people of the Bethel church at the Cartwright school at o'clock Friday evening. At 8 o'clock Sat- urday evening it will be given under the auspices of the Madison Wom- ans club at the Madison school. The play was a decided success when given at the Bethel and Osborn schools and is expected to score a similar hit this week.
 HEARING HELD-An attempt to recover a $2200 insurance policy by the Eisnehour Motor company of Globe from the North British Mer- cantile Insurance company came up for hearing before the corporation commission. The policy is held by the insurance company on an auto- mobile purchased by Leon de La Mothe and destroyed by fire. The commission has the matter under advisement.
 LEAVES WITH PRISONER - Joseph P Dillon, United States mar: shal for the district of Arizona, left last evening for Los Angeles with a prisoner, Jesse James Johnson, who AioS beNiA AlAd1NtCo O@ tif6 4<OS <1iiS GIGS grand jury for the alleged transpor- tation of stolen automobile in irf- terstate commerce in violation of the Dyer act. Johnson was arrested here and has been held in the county jail. ARREST ALLEGED BOOTLEG GER-According to Deputy Sheriffs Al Dewitt. R. M. Price and Frank Bell, they caught G. Enriquez last night on South Fifth street near | Madison street just after he had 1 given another Mexican a pint of 'moonshine" whisky and had received | the money. They placed him under arrest and brought him to the county | jail, where he is being held. Charges of selling intoxicating liquor will be brought against him today. the off cers said.
 LETTER FROM MANILA The Yek Hua Trading corporation, 1S9
 Juan Luna. Binondo. Manila, Philip pine Islands. has informed the cham Der of commerce by letter that it is
 anxious to boost the sale of Ameri- can made goods in the Philippines,
 and is particularly anxious to get in touch with dealers or manufacturers in piece goods, textiles, fancy goods, hardware and machinery. The firm may be reached at the address given in the foregoing.
 COOPERATE ON HooTs-co- operation between the different de- partments of state was demonstrated
 yesterday when w. J. Donahre, pur-
 chasing agent for state institutions relieved Walter s. Ingalls,, adjutanl general. of a large number of rubber
 boots. Colonel Ingalls, secured tn,
 boots for the National guard troop,
 when they were called out during tn,
 recent Cave Creek flood to protec
 property in flooded region. Tn,
 troops had no further use for tn, boots, which will be used by inmate of state institutions.
 DISSOLUTION ASKED Petition
 for the dissolution of the Inland Oi : company, an Arizona corporation l was filed yesterday in the superio f court. The petition states a resolu tion to dissolve was adopted at f meeting of the stockholders held i I Denver, Colo, June 15, 1921. Ther 3 are no assets. the petition state. 3 and no debts. An order was issue
 pany to appear on October 26 to sho, : cause why the petition should nc f lissue
 s SOUGHT BY LAND oFFIcE-Tt x United States land office here is try ing to find F persons to whom I 1 recently mailed letters containin , checks which were returned marke : unclaimed" The names of the pel sons sought follow: Miller, Julia 4
 Phoenix; Cox, Simon D., Camp Vel . de; Golf, Charles w, Humboldt; Mt ! Kinney. Laney, Phoenix: Mile . Della Leolla, Phoenix; Naylor, Ralp B., Phoenix; Stevenson, Frank F I Glendaie: Rodriguez, Conceptio
 Mesa: Smith Ernest T.. Phoeni,
 Ferguson, Claiborne, J., Phoeni, {, Schumann, Ferdinand C., Phoenil : Stilley. Samuel M, Phoenix
 / LOOT COUNTRY STORE-A
 cording to report made to the she . ifs office yesterday. thieves, el
 tered the store of NJ. Valencia, seyt
 miles southwest of Glendale on u
 Cashion road. and removed abo,
 $200 worth of stock. Entrance W. ' ; gained through the back door T means of a pass key, according \, Deputy Sheriffs Dewitt and R. ' Price and Constable J. A. Rudd Is Glendale. who investigated the TO ' bery. Among the articles taken, t a officers said, were five 25-poul l. sacks of flour, three 4S-pound sac y of flour, 20 pairs of shoes of all sizs 70 and several articles of clothing | SEEKS HOMES FOR BoYS-B. sr McFan. probation officer. is lookil le for home for 14-year-old hi le school boy. According to MT. McFa T. an estate which was left the boy Tt his parents has become exhaust m and he wants some one who will gi le the boy a home until he can finish IS education. The boy is not ward
 the court, but the administrator of t
 estate has appealed to McFall to fl |