Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

MRS. DiAZ RETURNs--Mrs. J. M. Diaz of SIS North Fourth avenue, has returned from Long Beach.
 CAT WANTS HOME-Anyone de- string a cat will find one at 615 North Second street
 RESUMES GLASSES = Karola Prick, after spending an enjoyable summer at the coast, has returned to Phoenix and is now ready to resume her classes.
 GOES TO cOAST-Merrill Butler. bridge englneer of the state highway department, left yesterday for ten days vacation on the coast.
 RETURNING TO cITY-Mrs. Roy Davidson will return this morning from the Californian coast, where she spent the summer.
 ON SICK LiST-MiA Gladys D. Jones of the automobile department of the corporation commission is on the sick list.
 RECEIVES DIRECTORIES = The 1921 directories of the cities of Tue son and Douglas have been received by the local chamber of commerce, where they may be used by those needing them.
 FILES APPEAL-John H. Smith filed an appeal in the supreme court from the superior court of this coun- ty. where he was found guilty of at tempting to sell intoxicating liquors. UNDELIvERED MESSAGEs-Un- delivered messages are at the West ern Union for: Sol Carragien, Mrs. May Bradley and Arizona Prod. Com pany.
 | TO PRESENT PLAY--Members of | the Madison Woman's club have pre- vailed upon the young people of the Bethel community to present "The 1 New Minis CT" a play, at the Madi- son school next Saturday night. l TIC LECTURE ON "SiN11 FEIN"- T. H, Bell will deliver a lecture on "The Sim Fein" at the Open Forum, 215 East Adams street. tonight. A general discussion will follow the 1 lecture.
 RECEIVE ROAD SlGNs-Road signs for the Black Canyon road from i Phoenix to Prescott have been re- 1 ceived by the Automobile Club of Arizona, and the work of erecting them will be started this week. THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses | to marry were issued yesterday to
 Frank Renkenbach, 32, of Wicken- | burg, and May Alice Schwartz, 26 | of San Francisco; Thomas E, Stephens. 49. and Denvfe F'rancin, 29 both of Phoenix.
 VISITING HERE-Mrs. B. F. Eth
 eridge and daughter. Emily. of Chat | tanooga. Tenn, are visiting Mrs. R L. Edwards on North Third street | They plan to spend the early winter 1 here, going later to California and | the northwest
 HOME FROM oUTlNG-Mr. and
 Mrs. c. Miller and son, Dee, and Mil 1 ton Coggins and Robert Freisnel 1 have returned from an enjoyable
 camping trip to Rock Creek. ranger station, White mountains. They re- port excellent fishing. plenty of small
 game and ideal camping grounds 1T
 CHARGE DIsMIssED-After sew
 eral witnesses had testified in the
 case of Charles E. Bell, charged witf
 manufacturing intoxicating liquor
 Judge Stanford dimissed the cast | upon motion of Joseph E. Noble. as | sistant county attorney. The mo- | ton to dismiss was made on grounds i of insufficient evidence to convict. I BACK FROM SPRINGS Mis-. Bessie Fox Davis, contralto soloist and director of music of the Firs
 Presbyterian church, has returned I from Iron Springs, where she hal
 been spending the summer months
 She is located at 1929 East Morelane street.
 I CONDUCTING SPECIAL eERv.
 tCES-Evangelists R. l.. Benton ant L. B. Ragsdale are conducting specia
 services at the Present Truth ten north of the City park. Satan Bound a Thousand Years" will be the sub ject tonight. There will be specia music and stereoptican views Int
 public Is invited.
 ! BACK FROM LOS ANGELES-A
 c. Mortenson has returned from tht
 coast, where he spent the summer
 working with the National Gas Bur
 ner and Heating company. He hai obtained the state agency for the National gas burner and other ar, ticles and has established quarters
 at 325 West Adams street.