Arizona republican., 1921-10-19
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SCOT TSDAIE P.-T. A. The Scottsdale Parent-Teacher associa- ton will meet at the school house at 2:3O o'clock Friday afternoon.
 IN NEW RESIDENCE-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Salyards have moved from 623 West Adams street and are es- atblished at the Arizona apartments for the remainder of the season.
 GOES TO INDIAN COUNTRY-E L. Graves of the Graves Indian shop left last night for Winslow and north ern Indian trading posts. He expects ot be absent from the city about a week or 10 days on a buying trip in the Indian country.
 CHARGED WITH GAR THEFT
 Vernon William Hoffman yester- day appeared before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of grand larceny. The case was set for a preliminary hearing on October 22, and Hoffman was committed to the county jail with taking Ford car. valued at $250, from J. J. Phillips on Septem- Der II.
 H-pEVELoPED COTTON
 Several branches of Pima cotton with
 from to Il well developed bolls to
 the branch were brought to the | chamber of commerce yesterday bS Mrs. c. r. Sneaker, of the Shecklel
 ranch, near the Arizona canal, or
 Central avenue. The field iron l from which these specimens were taken is said to be remarkably uni
 form in fine cotton production.
 OFFICES MOVED-The U. Sl Vet erans' bureau. formerly located il
 the Heard building, moved yesterda,
 to the offices at the southwest cor.
 ner of Third avenue and Jefferson
 street, where permanent headquar 1 ters will be maintained under Willard 1 Gustin, manager of the sub-office l The vocation bureau, bureau of wa risk insurance and public healtl service as affects ex-service men al 1 maintain their headquarters at tn
 su-office in charge of MT. Gustin | which cares for practically all tn state, the only other sub office beinl located at Tucson.
 LOSES DAMAGE SUIT-A jury il
 Judge Stanford's division of the su perior court yesterday returned l verdict in favor of the defendan 1 with costs in the case of Ina Gilstral
 against the Phoenix Railway Com pany of Arizona. Gilstrap sought t I recover damages amounting to S60 from the street car company, alleg ing his automobile was damaged t that extent when struck by one c the defendants cars at Fifth an Washington streets. According t
 the court officials, the costs in tn
 case will amount to approximatel l S200.
 l HIGH SCHOOL P.-T. A.-"Thrift
 will feature the program presente
 by the High School Parent Teache
 association at it's meeting on Thurs T. ~
 discuss thrift from the viewpoint c
 yourselves" while Mrs. L. G. Have
 will speak on the subject from tn angle of Our Children Both talk will be followed by a general discus sion. A saxaphone duet by Delbel and Dallas Jones will complete tn program.
 MEMBERSHIP cAMPAIGN-Del egates from the Federated Olde Boys Sunday school classes met { the Y. NJ. c. A. last night and planne their work for increasing member ship. They plan to launch a monstt membership campaign which is e. pecter to greatly increase the men bership among the older boys clas / The following officers were elecset Delbert Jones. president; Robyr Wilcox. first vice president; Ra! mond Crow, second vice. -presiden \ Henry MilIage, third vice -presiden 5 Everet Askins, secretary; GeOrl s Hoagland, treasurer.
 DEPARTMENT LUNCHEON s The home economics department 7 Woman's club will give a luncheC at the club house on Monday, accort H ing to the announcement made ye I terday by Mrs. J. P. Ivy, chairms S of the department. During the aftel s noon Mrs. Charles Roberts will gi' s a series of Scotch readings. Reset s vations for the luncheon must z made not later than Friday evenir 5 to Mrs. Ernest Munson, telephoi s S199. The committee in charge s the event includes Mrs. C. II. Dul ! lap, Mrs. c. M. Shearer, Mrs. Robe s Friedel, Mrs. John D. Loper and MT a T. k. Mccall.
 PRISON FOR RoBRERY-wa s lace Kessling. who pleaded guilty ( s Saturday to a charge of attempts 5 robbery, yesterday was sentenced Judge Stanford to serve from thr T to five years in the state penitentiar S He will be taken to Florence tod; N to begin his term. Kessling is a z legged to have attempted to hold and rob w. R. Irby, an Alhamb E storekeeper, on october 10. Accor Fl ing to Irby, who is 73 years old a a frail, Kessling entered the store S asked for a postage stamp, and wh H he reached to get the stamp kessli E pointed gun against his chest E ordered him to throw up his han E In obeying the order Irby seized s gun and, after struggling several n M ments with Kessling, the latter