Arizona republican., 1921-05-04
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Coming, EUents

SOIIttItSf GOSIllS "Wednesday, May LcolIeee club
 meeting at Desert Inn. Last meet
 ing of year.
 Wednesday, May 4-Harmony club
 business meeting.
 Thursday, May 5-Gymnasium ex-
 hibtion at Y. M. C. A.
 Friday. May e-Rotary club luncheon
 at Y. M C. A. Thursday, May 5-W. c. T. U. meet
 ing at 1601 West Monroe, 2:3o p.
 m. Review of state convention. Thursday, May 5.-Council of Jewish
 Women luncheon at Hotel Adams
 D. m.
 Thursday. May 5-soys' Pleasure
 Club dance at Wornan's club. Saturday, May 7-May Day fete at
 Mrs. Dwight B. Heard's.
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 w. R. c. TO MEET-The women's Reliep corps will meet this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at it's rooms in the Monihon building. Visiting members are welcome.
 RETURN FROM TRIP Mir and Mrs. Albert D. Leyhe and family re- turned Monday evening from a four days motor trip to Naviska, where they visited friends. They stopped a day in Tucson on their way home.
 SOCIAL CIRCLE MEETlNG@Th Wednesday Social Circle of the Isaac district will meet this afternoon at Christy road. Mrs. H. c. Lockett will be the guest of the club. Every member is urged to be present.
 HELD ON BORDER-Kenneth E. Marshall was arrested last night in Nogales on a charge of passing bogus checks and is being held in the Santa Cruz jail for the local authori- ties. The charge was brought by H. l.. Ware. An officer will be sent after Marshall at once.
 WITH FILM CONCERN-J. W. Abbott former chief clerk of the of flee of Adjutant General Walter S. Inglalls, who left recently for the coast, has accepted a position in the clerical department of the Universal Film company. F.. M. Carter has been appointed to the position made vacant by the resignation of Mir. Ab- bolt. MT. Carter had several months experience overseas in general ser vice.
 FIRE DAMAGE s5oo-About $500 damage was caused by a fire which
 
 store room and living quarters in the alley between Second and Third streets and Jefferson and Madison streets about 10; 90 o'clock last night. Carpets, cots and other house fur nishings were burned in the store room where the fire originated. Spontaneous combustion was as- signed as the cause. Quick work on the part of the fire department pre- f1f To, +<se small wooden structures crowded about.
 CONTESTS JuDGMENT-Decla | ing that a judgment of s100,o0( against the Lucky Five Mining com pany was secured in May, 1918 1 through fraud, deceit and collision Mrs. Stephen Lucas yesterday brought suit against Mrs. Grace White and the Copper Basin Six Mines company asking that the judg- ment and the sheriffs sale of the property be set aside and declared null and void and the property be l ordered deeded back to the Lucky | Five Mining company. Mrs. Lucas i states she is acting for Stephen Lu- cas. a shareholder in the Lucky Fivs company. and other, stockholder. similarly situated.
 FILE ANSWER AND DEMUR RER-Declaring that the temporar, l injunction issued on April 19 b, Judge Stanford restraining the new | industrial commission from exercis | ing any of its powers and duties un | der substitute senate bill No. S5 | which created it, is in violation anS i contravention of the provisions O sections and of paragraph 1io9 O the Revised Statutes of Arizona. 1913 civil code, the defendants through w | J. Galbraith. attorney general and J L. Gust, yesterday filed a motion t | dissolve the injunction. holding tha l the court was without Jurisdiction il | granting it. A plea to Jurisdiction | pleas in abatement, denurrers and al | answer to the suit were filed at tn same time by the defendants.