Arizona republican., 1921-11-24
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AlL-DAY MEETING-There will be an important all-day meeting of the ladies of the Central Christian church on Friday.
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS - Telegrams are at the Western Union for Mrs. Helen Powers, Mrs. M. B. McCree, P. Mccarthy, Frank Top ham, F. J: Gully and Fred smith
 CHANGES PLEA - B. Valencia yesterday withdrew his plea of not guilty to a charge of transporting intoxicating Hiuor and entered plea of guilty. He will be sentenced on Friday by Judge Stanford.
 SPECIAL SERVICE TODAY Thanksgiving service will be held by First Church of Christ, Scientist, to- day at II a. m. in the Arizona School of Music. The public is invited to attend.
 TAKE BOOZE IN RAID-Manuel Aualos, Louis AyaIa and Jose Ma varo were taken in raid which the police made on a pool room at 217 South Fifth street last night. About two gallons of assorted liquor were found at the place and confiscated. THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Charles O. Fain, 2S. and Abbie Thomas, 2S, both of Mesa; and Christ C.. Myers, 21, of Townsend, Mont, and Crissie F. Dugger, IS, of Glendale.
 THANKSGIVING SERVICE The usual Thanksgiving service will be held at Trinity Cathedral at 10: 30 | o'clock this morning. The Rev. J. R. Jenkins, archdeacon, will preach. The choir will render parts of the cantata ''The Song of Thanksgiving" by J. l H. Maunder.
 SEMINOLE CLUB DANCE-One of the most delightful events of the social season will be the dance to be given by the Seminole club on Satur- 1 day evening, November 26, at the Woman's club. A special dance pro- gram has been arranged and during 1 the evening the Song Shop quartette l will sing several numbers. There 1 will also be other features.
 SEEKING PLACE-Mrs. May E Herman of San Antonio, Texas, has | written to Chief of Polio Brisbois re- questing his assistance in securing a place for her in Phoenix as house. keeper on a ranch or as cook. Hel l address is 114 Cavalry Post, For Sam Houston, San Antonio.
 HELD FOR TRlAI-Fred HowtoI
 yesterday was held to answer to tht
 superior court by Justice Nat T. Me Kee on a charge of failure to provid,
 for his wife. He was released on hi:
 own recogniZance to appear for ar
 raignment in the superior court
 The complaint was made by the wife
 Josefina Howton.
 PLEAD NOT GUiLTY-J. L. Bish
 op and Florence O'Mara yesterda.
 pleaded not guilty in the superio
 court to a charge of living togethe ! flf fe,f1 f1fat
 and Judge Stanford set their trial fo
 January 5. 1922 Bishop was re
 leased under bond of S260 an'
 Mrs. O'Mara was released on he
 own recognizance to appear for trial
 ON CHECK CHARGE-C. L. Shin
 dlebower yesterday was held t
 answer to the superoir court on
 charge of obtaining money and prop
 erty by means of a bogus check. H
 was released under a bond of $50
 which he furnished. He is charge'
 with giving the Quan Wo grocer,
 store a. check for S5 without havini
 sufficient funds in the bank t
 meet it.
 THANKSGIVING DINNER = In mates of the detention home toda lwin enjoy Thanksgiving dinner fea
 tured by roast young pig, the pi having been donated by the loca council of the Parent Teacher asso citation following it's food sale at tn : Central market Tuesday, when tn pig was purchased by w. w. Lawho and returned to the council. Tn
 Donofrio Floral company yesterda l sent out roses and chrysanthemum : for table decorations for the dime : CIRCLES TO MEET-The Whit ! Cross Circles of the First Baptis Q ~Fa .7r, t afternoon with the following ladies I Circle No. l, with Mrs. Woodmanse :. 322 West Culver street; Circle No. e with Mrs. H. G. Feelings, 40S Mort
 Second street; Circle No. wit q Mrs. Garrett, 501 West Madiso . street Ladies who are strangers = the city are also cordially invited. r. BLAKE POST TO MEET Wi , liam F. Blake post No. 40, colore ,. American Legion, will hold its regu h lar meeting on Tuesday evenin Q November 29, at o'clock at Amer r. can Legion headquarters, 364 Mort 2 Seventh avenue. There is impol f tant business to be discussed at tn
 meeting and all members are urge l. to attend. Ex- x-service men who al l. eligible to join are also invited ! attend.
 -o I SEND DIREcToRY-At the r. " quest of the director of the New YoI :. public library a copy of the Phoen h city directory has been sent to tn; il institution. In this letter the dire' V, tor said: "The city directory y Phoenix is urgently needed by u e New York public library. Statisti
 show a much greater use of this !. brary than of any other in the work . and there is no city in the Unite
 States whose business interests e, 1 tend in such volume to every city
 the country as those of New Tor
 We are continually being called upC I by buyers, wholesalers and retaile to furnish them with addresses
 l manufacturers and distributors