Arizona republican., 1921-01-27
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 COMING FOR coNFERENcE-L. S. Hawkins, chief of the federal board of vocational education, will arrive in Phoenix today for two days confer ence with the state supervisors and the teacher trainers in trades and in dustries, agriculture and home eco monies of the state university, who will arrive from Tucson this morning for the conference.
 TAKES OVER 1ANK-Herbert Low dermilk, recently appointed receiver of the Central Bank of Wilcox. which closed its door on Jan. z, took over the institution yesterday. The bank was turned over to the receiver by II M. Moritz, deputy state bank exam iner.
 WILL GIVE DANcE-The Madison Improvement club will give a dance Friday night at the club house on the Indian school road. Good music and a good time are assured to all who attend.
 D. A. R. TO MEET-The Maricopa chapter of the Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution will meet this after noon at the Woman's club at 2sO o'clock. All visiting daughters, all who are not members and all who are eligi- ble to become members are invited to ' attend and hear the state. regent. Mrs. Hoval Smith of Bisbee.
 SEEKING TERS-Following a request made to the directors of the chamber of commerce at their week ly luncheon yesterday by officials of | the income tax bureau, the chamber of | commerce is assisting the bureau to | lind temporary quarters where the ex- tra work of the first months of the year. may be taken care of Those having suitable place at moderate rental are requested to advise the chamber of commerce.
 CHARGE DlSMISSAL-Upon mo- tion of Joseph F. Noble, assistant coun- l ty attorney. a charge of embezzlement against Mabel Shaw was dismissed yesterday by Judge Stanford. The motion was made upon the grounds oi | insufficient evidence. The complaint charged Miss Shaw with using an au- | tomobile belonging to the estate of her brother as her own and withholding il from the creditors of the estate. Miss Shaw alleged the auto was turned over to her upon the death of her brother and when she learned that she was not appointed administratrix of the es- tate she gave the automobile to the spe- ] SAcbt Ol lIG GSLaLe.
 FOUND NOT GUILTY-Howard Jor- dan was found not guilty by a jury il the superior court after trial on 2 charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquor. Judge Stanford ordered tha' certain articles taken from his home al the time of his arrest be returned tC him. He was arrested last spring. | ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE-A Ii. cense to marry was issued yesterda! to Joseph M. Urias, 2s, and Lucians Gil, "A, both of Litchfield.
 HUSBAND ASKS DECREE-Charg. Ing desertion, Frank Pomeroy yester day brought suit for decree of di vorce from Ada H. Pomeroy. Accord ing to the complaint they were marries in Nebraska, in Juno, 1892, and she lief him in June. 1918.
 PAN HELLENIC LUNCHEON = Pan- Hellenic Luncheon club will mee on Saturday at 1 o'clock at the Rancl House. Observations should be mad with Mrs. Edwin Doris, phone s9SS . on Thursday. Girls who are member of national Greek letter sororities both alumni and active. are urged t be present.
 RETAINS BICYCLE BUSINESS Harry Crandan, proprietor of tn Phoenix Cycle company, 10S Eas Adams street, announced yesterda that though he had sold his local mo torcycle interests he would retain hi bicycle business at his present quar ters. Mir. Crandall is a partner in tn recently formed c. and II. taxi serv ice, and 1t was at first announced tha [ he would dispose of all his forme BOX SOCIAL POSTPONED - Tn box social to be given by the wednes I day Social circle at the Isaac scho, J house has been postponed from Frida'
 Jan 2S to Friday night, Feb. 5.
 MUSICAL RECITAL The week. l recital of the Arizona school of mus ; will be given Saturday by plano, voca . violin and dancing pupils. The pro gram will begin at o'clock. The pull
 lie Is cordially invited.
 REVIVAL SERVICE - Profession i. men are especially invited to tho r, ,ss vival service at the First M. E. churC U tonight. A large chorus choir, directt
 by James Hughes, with Mrs. Blancl 1, Port Runyan at the pipe organ. VI !. lead the song service. 4 ladies qua, Y tet will give special numbers. D lf Stavely will give a heart to heart tai
 t.ll the pastors of the city are invite D and the 40 ministers, doctors, lawye .t and professors of the church are urg, eo to bring their professional colleague ii The center section of pews will be r l- served for professional men and the
 families.
 BANK EXAMINER LEAVEs-C. - Loveland, bank examiner of q VI twelfth federal reserve district r turned to Los Angeles yesterday aft \ completing an examination of the fe
 eral reserve banks of this district.
 ". Bradford assisted MT. Loveland
 his examination. Although the rest
 was not made public, Charles R. Fai
 field, state superintendent of banl
 said no adverse criticism on the ban ing situation in the Salt River wall was made by Mir. Loveland.
 \ AUTHORIZE SPUR TRAck-T corporation commission yesterd \ granted the Atchison, Topeka & San Fe railroad authority to construct spur track at Harrison street to ser the O'Malley Lumber company.
 RETURNING HOME - Ernest N Kellner, chairman of the board of S N pervisors of PinaI county. will retu to his home in Superior today after
 several days stay in town on busine ADMITTED TO BAR-On motion
 Stephen Rayburn and certificate fri
 the Kentucky court of appeals. John Carpenter was admitted to practice
 the supreme court yesterday.
 CANCEL CERTIFICATE-T e poration commission yesterday ca celled the certificate of convenience the Phoenix Casa Grande and Ca a operate between Phoenix and Ca