Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
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 MEETING POSTPONED - The Madison Woman's club has post poned its regular meeting from Nov Il to Nov. Is on account of Armistice day. Further notice will be given.
 POSTPONE MEETING - On ac- count of Armistice day the regular meeting of the Daughters of Caledo- nia is postponed until Friday, Nov. IS.
 ED F. MURPHY IN CITY-Ed F. Murhpy, in charge of sales for the state of Arizona for the M. J. Brand stein company of San Francisco, is in the city for a few days.
 ALUMNI CLUB DINNER The Phoenix Alumni club of Phi Delta Theta fraternity will hold another dinner at the Ranch House on We'd nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. All members of the fraternity are re- quested to be present.
 COTTON GROWERS MEETING All cotton growers in the Madison district are urgently requested to at tend a special meeting of the Madi- son farm bureau this evening at s o'clock.
 K. OF. c. TO MEET-There will be a meeting of the Marcos de Niza council Knights of Columbus tonight at 8 o'clock in the Knights of Pythias hall at which time the Knights will be treated with an interesting talk by pr. Melloy. An invitation is ex- tended to all visiting members. a uNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs = There are telegrams at the Western r | TNr- Galbraith, Ray L. Johnson, Juan Mrs. J, A. Whitney, American Creamery company.
 SISTERHOOD TO MEET-The regular meeting of the Sisterhood, Beth Israel, temple will take place at 2:30 o'clock "Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. s. D. Wilson, 200 East Pierce street.
 BURGLARS TAKE BAGS-Bur- glars entered Doster's trunk factory on Saturday night. They confined their attention to Gladstone bags and carried away five of the best, rang ing in value from $50 upward.
 N. J. B. COFFEE DEMoNSTRA- TlON-As a part of the plans for In- dustrial Week in the Grand Central Public Market, opposite the big tent, there is being conducted by Mrs. F. W. Seaman a demonstration of M. J. E. Coffee in connection with the Pawn Takit Grocery company.
 CHARGED WITH SPEEDING - Sam Wilson yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of exceeding the speed limits on North Central avenue and was released on his own recognizance to appear for trial on Nov. H. The complaint was made by A. w. Dana, motorcycle officer, who charges Will son was driving 35 miles an hour.
 ROOSEVELT FARM BUREAU-A regular meeting of the Roosevelt farm bureau will be held this evening at o'clock at Neighborhood House. Several important committees will bring in reports and a representative of local group of menfwiIl explain a plan for developing the Pima cotton into high grade fabrics.
 WELFARE BOARD TO MEET The state child welfare board will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at the office of the secretary, Mrs. H. A. Guild, on the third floor plications will be considered at this time.
 CAPITAL PIT. A. TO MEET-The Capital Parent Teacher association will meet on Wednesday afternoon al i 2:30 o'clock in the Kindergarten oi 1 the school. Important business is tc l come before the meeting and all are urged to attend.
 GOES TO CHURCH MEETING 1 Dr. c. NJ. Rock, pastor of the First 1 Southern Baptist church of Phoenix will spend this week in Albuquerque New Mexico. attending the Baptist l 1f |. will go as a messenger from the church in this city. Dr. Rock will return on Saturday
 BUSINESS WOMEN'S LUNCH. EON-The Business and Professiona | Woman's club will give a luncheon at the Y. M. c. A, during the noor hour Thursday when a program vii
 be presented in recognition of tho
 approaching Armistice day. Tn,
 principal speaker will be Mrs. Dwigh
 B. Heard who recently visited tn
 battlefields of France and Belgium
 John Gerand, a high school boy vii
 give reading and there will be well arranged musical program.
 ENTERTAIN EX-SERVicE MEN
 The Auxiliary of the American le ,gion, Frank Luke, IT,, post, gave al
 entertainment for the ex-service mel
 at St. Luke's last night The per
 formers of the evening were Mar,
 Olive Pruitt and G. F. Ball. Tn
 entertainment consisted of singing dancing and everything The pro
 gram was short, but as the boys ex
 pressed it, it was quality no quantity"
 A. A. M. MEAps TO MEET-Th chamber of commerce has been in
 formed that a meeting of the presi
 dents and secretaries of affiliate
 American Automobile associatio,
 clubs in the United States will b
 held at Detroit Mich, on Monda
 and Tuesday, Nov. 21 and 22 Anon the subjects to be discussed are auto mobile insurance, mechanical frs aid, accident prevention, membershi campaign, legislation and civic activ ities.
 ALUMNI TO GIVE DINNER Kansas university alumni will giy a dinner at the Country club Satur day evening at 7:SO o'clock. I'll event will bring together graduate located in various parts of the stat l as well as students who attended tt | INt,T rJ il