Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
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L. "A. S., O M EE f-Tne Ladies Aid society of the Zion Lutheran church will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. Schaffner, 1134 East Mckinley street.
 CONFETTI AND SQUAWKERS- Members of the Phoenix lodge of Elks will participate in the street carnival tonight by selling confetti and squawkers. Money derived from this sale will be devoted to the Elks drill team fund.
 THIRST CARR WEDDING-Fran- cis E. Thirst and Miss Velma Carr, both of Phoenix, were united in mar riage in a simple ceremony last night at the home of the Rev. George Logic, 15O Indianola avenue. Both are popu- lar in the younger circles of the city. They will make their home here.
 PRAYER SERVICE-The w. c. T. U. will join with the First Methorist church in half hour prayer service on Armistice day. The union has been invited by the pastor to join in the last half hour prayer service from 12:30 until l o'clock Friday. The service will be conducted by Mrs. K, s. Townsend, state evangelist.
 SEARCHING FOR SON-Chief of Police Brisbois has been requested
 
 form him that his father was buried in Amarillo, Tex. last Sunday. Ac- cording to information sent here Robert Browning recently left Anna rillo for Phoenix. Chief Brisbois will appreciate any word concerning him.
 FREIGHT LINE PERMITS-The corporation commission yesterday granted O. E. Beutke a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate freight line between Phoenix and Buckley, serving Avondale, Liberty and intermediate points. G. c. Keel ing was also authorized to operate a freight line between Phoenix and Arlington.
 TAX OFFICIAL IS VislToR-J. E. Saint, chief tax commissioner of New Mexico, was in Phoenix yesterday where he paid a courtesy call on the state tax commissioners whose meth ods he studied here a year ago. MT. Saint left last night for Silver City where he will be joined by John R. Findley, mining engineer, who will place a valuation on the mines of New Mexico for the purpose of taxa ton.
 ENTERS PIONEERS HoME-A. l c. Williamson, better known as "Old 1 Uncle Mack" left last night for Pres ] colt where he will become a guest at l the Pioneers Home. Uncle Mack" 1 was born in Alabama and fought 1 with the Confederate army in the 1 Civil war. In going to Prescott 1 Uncle Mack" will leave Maricopa l county for the first time in 25 years during which time he has worked in | the mines.
 INJUNCTION DENIED-The in. 1 junction proceedings brought by the 1 Bank of Arizona to prevent the state tax commission from collecting taxes | was refused by Judge William H 1 Sawtelle when the matter came be. l fore him in Globe according to the | turned yesterday. The court how, ever,- granted a temporary restrain l ing order. and continued the case fol | 30 days when it will come up fol hearing in Tucson.
 VETS TO PARADE-The local pos of the Veterans of Foreign Wars vii participate in the Armistice Da! parade, and at their last meeting voted unanimously that members O l the A. E. F. should wear their uni form as it was when they took it off A section of the organization will als, appear in helmets. While the organi zation as a whole is to turn out fl | uniform, those who have none avail able will not be barred but are urged to be present anyway. The post vii carry their colors and will form fo the parade at Seventh avenue ant Adams street at g o'clock.
 SPANISH WAR VETERANS-Al members of Phoenix Camp No.
 United Spanish War Veterans ar, urgently requested to assemble a Seventh avenue and Washington street on Friday morning at 9:3 o'clock to take part in the Armistic Day parade and exercises Person
 who served in the Spanish war Philippine instruction and Chimes
 expedition, though not members o
 the Camp are cordiallyShyited to joil
 with the Camp in the parade. B.
 order of Commander J. L. B. Alex
 ander c. F. Cronin, adjutant.
 MAY SELL SHARES-The Arizon:
 Tire company was authorized to issu
 and sell ~S07 shares of its treasur,
 stock at $12.50 a share by the cor
 poration commission yesterday. Thi
 is the second permit issued by tn
 company, the first in July 192 granted permission to sell 1000 share 2 of treasury stock at $1250. Tn
 company incorporated May 5, 192 with an authorized capital stock c
 S25,0O0 divided into 1000 shares a S12.5O. T. E. Law and Charles E ! Roberson, both of Mesa, are presiden
 and secretary of the corporation. !
 HARRIS CASE CONTINUED .
 After some evidence had been of
 tered in the suit of the Phoenix Say
 ings Bank and Trust company again. Charles w. Harris, former state ad
 Jutant, the state, and Walter $. IT gals, state adjutant, Judge Lyma yesterday afternoon continued tn
 case until next Tuesday afternoo The judge sought yesterday to fin out what amounts made up the $50t deposit which the bank asks for a jU
 dicial ruling as to the dispositio
 The state claims the amount as fund
 belonging to the national guard whi Harris claims he has an interest the amount because of paymen
 made from his personal funds for u
 national guard while he was adjl
 tant. The bank asks that the cou 1 decide to whom the fund shall be pa
 and issue an order so they may pa l the deposit to the proper person. ---O-
 A .4 Phoenix Chapter No. WS T O. F. S. will meet