Arizona republican., 1921-04-12
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 state entomologist, will leave today for Tucson, where he will spend sev- eral days in business for the state.
 HAS NFLUENZA-L. c. Snow. secretary to Col. James H. McClin tock, state historian, is suffering from an attack of influenza.
 CALLED TO sAFFoRD = Miss Harriet Oliver of the office of the secretary of state has been called to Stafford as a witness in an automobile damage action. Miss Oliver will tes- tify from the records of the office.
 WAS MiSQUOTED-In an account of the meeting addressed by MT. Gin nell on Ireland it was stated that the speaker declared that Ireland asks for recognition with intervention. According to a telegram received last night from the secretary of MT. Gin nell at Albuquerque he desired a cor rection to make it clear that what he said was that Ireland wanted recog- milton without intervention.
 FLOWER EXHIBIT APRIL 1e- The annual sweet pea exhibit will be held at the Woman's club a week from today. The date of the regular weekly meeting of the Woman's club has been chosen for the event. which is of interest to men as well as Wom- en who raise the favorite flower. The exhibit promises to surpass that or last season, when choice valley flow CTS were shown.
 FLOWERS PRESENTED-Exqui- site examples of gardening were on exhibit in the state house yesterday when sweet peas of unusual beauty were presented to the governor and the board of directors of state insu- tutions. The sweet peas were rom the state hospital gardens and were of unusual color, size and fragrance The stems were half yard in length
 ONE MARRIAGE LlcENsE-A H. cense to marry was issued yesteroay to Heber c. Goodman, 22, of St Davlo and Hazel Atkin, IS, of Mesa
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE Petition for letters of admlnlstrauoi was filed yesterday in the estate ol John w. Shaff, who died in Marlcops county Dec. 21, 1920. by Clarence Collicutt. The estate consists of req l and personal property to which tne petitioner gives the value of $20,0oo The petition will be heard on Monoas afternoon, April 25. at 1:30 O'CLOCK l ON WAY TO PRISON = Sheriff F R Raudebaugh of Coconino county 1 arrived in Phoenix last night Wlti Jesus Ramirez, enroute to the stat' l prison at Florence. Ramirez Wa 1 sentenced to serve from three to INV I wears on a charge of assault Wltn ! deadly weapon. Sheriff Raudepaugi will leave for Florence this morniI' with his prisoner. He also Will tax l A C- Cook, sentenced yesterday D. | fo from 0l2n to fen years on a charge of forgery | with him to the state prison
 CHILDREN TO MEET-All chil dren who will tae pkart in the Maru l Gras festival at the American Ihurs dav night are requested to meet a the Studio club at 7:30 o'clock to night. They will also meet at tn | American at 4 o'clock tomorrow al | ternoon.
 | U. D. c. MEETING - The Unite. | Daughters of the Confederacy VII hold their regular weekly meeting a the home of the president, Mrs. H. Ii
 Lacy, 551 East Moreland. at o'cioci
 tomorrow afternoon. A social hou
 will follow the meeting. All member are urged to be present.
 WILL GIVE LECTURE-Dr. Mar 1 tin Zielonka of Fl Paso will speak ol Jewish activities. social, religious an philanthropic, at a meeting to De nei at 8 o'clock tonight at the Monro school under the auspices of tn Phoenix Hebrew Center association The lecture will be illustrated wit 1 stereoptican views. An invitation l extended to the general public.
 | ARRIVE FOR WSIT-Mr. and MT:
 Louis Clinton Johnson. son. Clinto
 Johnson, Jr., and daughter, Louis Jean Johnson arrived from San Dieg Sunday for visit with their parents | MT. and Mrs. w. H. Nall, sister. MT! l Margaret Nall, and brother, Dr. H. I Nall and family. Mrs. Clinton John ; ston was formerly Jean Nall, wh city. Mr. Johnson has been con nected with the Standard Oil com pany at San Diego for the past nin years. This is his first visit l Phoenix.
 kiWANis MEETING ToDAY-Tf l regular weekly meeting of the K wanis club will be held at the Y. \ ' c. A. at 12:15 o'clock today. IT | address of the day will be delivere
 by c. c. Cragin, general manager
 the Salt River Valley Water User
 associa ton, who will speak on Cor
 trolling the Flood Waters of Ca | Creek" James Boarh will be chai
 man; Leo Weaver gives the atteI dance prize and Perry Williams " | make the trade talk.
 | WILL GIVE DANCE = The Boy
 Pleasure Club will give its first dan at $50 o'clock Thursday night ! the Woman's club. Entertainers W
 appear at 10;15 and 11:15.
 HEARING TOMORROW-The pr
 1iminary hearing of General R. Smi
 on a charge of burning an automobi
 with intent to defraud an insuran
 company will be held Wednesd
 morning in the court of Justice Hen
 J. Sullivan. Smith is charged wi
 burning the Dodge automobile b l longing to J. M. Dunn. rancher, W
 was murdered on the night of Mar - 10 while he lay sleeping on a cot - the front room of his home at Ora | canal and Orange road. Smith fiji | was arrested on charge of the mt
 der of Dunn but the case was d
 missed on lack of evidence
 SUES FOR TRUCK-Declari that the sheriff has possession of Republic truck belonging to him, R. Aldrich yesterday brought s \ against John Montgomery asking ' possession of the truck, which he sa ia val11ed 1t Sqn0