Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
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ARIZONA REPRESENTED


 scented by the silver cypress, Arizona has been given place in the Grove of State Trees in Exposition Park, Los Angeles. This was the word that reached the governors office yesterday from the Los Angeles chamber of commerce, which recently filed a re- quest with the governor for a tree from Arizona. The governor referred the matter of selection to the Woman's club.
 REALTORS TO MEET-The Mari copa County Real Estate board will hold it's next gathering Monday noon at the Grand cafe. Those planning on attending are asked to notify the sec retary or E. W. Bacon, phone 617. The program is in charge of Guy Miller. The Maricopa County Real Estate board now is being congratulated upon the successful passage of the real es- tate license bill, a uniform measure used in several other states.
 TO OBSERVE HOLiDAY-Purim Jewish holiday of happiness and plea sure, falls on March 23 this year To celebrate the holiday the Young Mems Hebrew club will give a Purim mas auerade ball. The Jewish people of Phoenix and the surrounding towns are cordially invited to attend.
 WOODMAN CIRCLE MEETs-rb.
 
 meeting tomorrow evening to explain the new Gorve laws and to discuss plans for the drill team. These mat ters are of interest to all members and a good attendance is urged.
 FORM PARTNERSHiP-G F Farmer and V. T. Bledsoe have entered lnto partnership as special investi- gators and finger print experts. They have opened an office in Room 3 Creighton building, 32 North First ave, nue, and the firm will be known as Farmer & Bledsoe Special Investi gators. They will handle private in vestigations and will have charge of the finger print work for the sheriff's offlce in addition to special print work Tor prlvate investigations. Both young men are well Known in Phoenix and have had considerable experience in investigating and finger print work. HELD TO ANSWER-Boice Heed yesterday was held to answer to tl1e superior court by Justice Henry J. Sullivan after hearing on two charges, one of robbery and the other of administering a narcotic with the intent to enable him to commit a fel- ony Heed was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish bond Of 5000. The complaint was made by l.. M. Fulton, who alleges Heed gave him some drugged liquor and then took s70 from him when he 1 became unconscious from the effects of the drug.
 APPROVES APPoINTMENT-A | pointment of w. N Duffy as deputy court reporter in division No 1 of the superior court was approved yester- day by Judge Stanford. The appoint ment of Duffy was made by E. w l Powers, official court reporter of di- | nf al 1 lowing a favorable report from Attor- neys Raymond Alice, W. H. Warden 1 burg and Louis J. Hart, who gave Duffy the test as prescribed by state law. The attorneys reported Duffy l wrote 750 words in five minutes in short hand and transcribed his notes without, error.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to ] marry were issued yesterday to Jesus i, Padilla, 22. and Enquita Alvrez. IT, both of Phoenix; ~Guillermo Garcia 30, and Elena Samoramo, 32, both of Phoenix: Raymond Whitaker, 26. and Ruth Johnson, 27. both of Goodyear; Tsunekechi Shimizu, 37, and Kigieno Shimizu, "A, both of Glendale; and Rudolph Former, 27, and Bdelmira Jerez, IS, both of Phoenix.
 coLoRED BISHOP HERE-Bishop Charles Henry Phillips of the Colored AhCtHOdiSl I<plSCOpdl CHuTCll, WHO IS- sides in Nashville, Tenn, but who pre- sides over New Mexico, Arizona and California in addition to Oklahoma, Kentucky and Ohio, is visiting the church of his denomination in this 1 city. The bishop is accompanied by his wife and daughter. Bishop Phil 1 lips will preach in Roswell the third Sunday in this month. Returning to Phoenix he will spend Easter here and 1 then visit Los Angeles, Berkeley. Port land and other cities before returning to Nashville. The bishop is seriously thinking of purchasing a home in l Phoenix.
 DEBATE ToNIGHT-There will be a debate at the high school auditorium this evening on the subject of Re solved that the economies of socialism are sound" James W. Bowlen of In- dianapolis, Ind will speak in the af-
 lirmative. while Frederick M. Cor corani of Phoenix will take the nega- tive. All are invited to attend
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS-T following undeIivered telegrams are al the local office of the Western Union: w. Wilkins, J. A. Williams. Will West Mrs. Pearl Monroe, E. A. Reeck, A. c Christian, Mrs. c. W. Shartle, Jr. SENTENCED TO PRIsoN-charles Meeker who pleaded guilty to two charges of passing bogus checks, yes terday was sentenced by Judge Stan ford to serve from four to five years ir the state penitentiary at Florence