Arizona republican., 1921-03-05
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COCHISE MAN HERE-Arliugto Gardner of Cochise county is in the city for few days.
 VISITOR IN CITY-Bert Hitch for mer clerk of the board of supervisors ol Pima county. is spending a few days in Phoenix en route home from a two months absence in California.
 NURSES TO MEET-The Maricopa County Graduate Nurses association will hold it's regular monthly meeting nurses home at St. Josephs hospital. . PRODUCERS MEETING-A special meeting of the Wilson District Pro ducers' association will be held in the Wilson school auditorium this evening at o'clock Business of importance will come up and it Is urged that all residents of the district be present.
 SPECIAL MEETINGS-The Rev. R. F.. Elmore. assisted by E. C. cassity. song leader of Denver, will conduct series of evangelistic services at the Central Christian church. beginning March 13 and ending March 27.
 REMOVED TO HOME-Mrs E. A. Hughes, who has been seriously ill., is convalescent and was removed from St. Josephs hospital yesterday to her home. SOC North Seventh avenue. Mrs. Hughes is the wife of State Tax Com missioner Hughes.
 BRIDGE TEA TOMORROW - The Country club will give a bridge tea to- morrow, the hostesses being Mrs $. Harry Robertson. Mrs. c. C. Ely, Mrs J. M. Aitken. Mrs. J. J. Halloran. Mrs l. Borah and Mrs. Guy Lawrence uNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS = 1 The local Western Union office is holding telegrams for H. W. Clifton, care H. D. Rocbichant. Julia F'itzpat- ] rick. Apolinar Sandoval O. S. Tolbard | and A. NJ. Schualbach.
 | RETURNS ON BUSINES ESS-After an absence of several years. Charles E. Dutton. former postoffice in l spector at this point has returned on official business. After leaving here MT. Dutton resigned from the service, but was later reinstated, and makes
 his headquarters in Salt Lake City. l CAPITOL P.-T. A. TO MEET-The | Capitol District Parent cher asso- l ciation will hold it's regular monthly meeting at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday | afternoon March 9. in the kindergar- | ten room of the school. The Rev. R. F.. Fillmore of the Central Christian church 1 will speak on child welfare. A full | attendance is desired
 SCHOOL OF ETH o D S - The School of Methods will meet at D. m today at the Central Methodist church All Sunday school workers are invited There will be study for the junior primary beginners and cradle roll de- apartments. Rev. Hamilton has charge lof the period of study for teachers training. Preparation also will be made for Easter programs to be given in the different Sunday schools of the lefty.
 RETURN TO PHOENIx-Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gang returned to their home lin Phoenix yesterday from California Iwhere they have been since Nov. 15.
 LESSONS TO 6EGIN-A course oi lessons in Prosperity Through the Knowledge and Power of Mind vii Ibe given. commencing Wednesday at . Ip. m., at 237 North Fifth street. The
 subject for Wednesday is "Spiritu- lality." All are welcome.
 SAFFORD PROSPEROUS - Excep for the cotton situation, Stafford is il fine condition. according to H. o Morrison who returned yesterday The people of Stafford are lucky it is their first year in cotton and thai otherwise the country is in prosper Jour condition said MT. Morrison, who with his assistant. R. ". Pierce. ha:
 made an exhaustive examination c that section. MT. Peirce left yesterda, morning for Yuma but his chief vii lremain in Phoenix for several days. SPEAKS ON INDIANS-Indians Q the southwest were featured in a tall . l given by Col James H. McClintoch state historian, at a meeting Of tn Z, Washington Womans club yesterday The speaker touched upon the fou 5 great divisions of southwestern In
 dians-the pueblo dwelling, the Pima Fl Apache or Tinneh and the river In k dians, with particular reference to tn e Yumas. Tn an interesting fashio
 Colonel McClintock spoke of the
 | i~ri,, hal . largely attenCed.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY - Stanle | Newell of Mesa yesterday pleaded n' | guilty before Justice Henry J. SulIiya | on a charge of transporting intoxica ling liquor. He was released under bond of $500, which he furnished, appear for examination on the chars Monday morning. The complaint w;
 made by Constable O. l.. Pickens | Mesa. who alleged he arrested Newe at Thirteenth and Van Buren stree II on Thursday afternoon with a bolt
 of whiskey in his possession Befo he could take the bottle from Newe
 the officer said. the former threw N upon the pavement, breaking the bolt fand spi1ing it's contents.
 ARRIVAL DELAYED-Delayed = Nevada Frank J. Clayton of the fe i. eral board of industrial rehabilitatiC | who was due to arrive in Phoenix ye \ terday. will not arrive until Tuesda II That was the word that reached I R. H. Fl. Blome. state director of Y ' cational education, with whom \ , \ Clayton will confer when in the ci q Mir Clayton will go over the progrs X outlined bv Dr. Blome for the rehabi 5 tation of persons injured in indust 5 According to the plan, individual struction will be given to prepare | \ injured person to carry on some Ii of work. The government has offer
 inc state S5000 to be matched bv