Arizona republican., 1921-02-08
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 MADISON CLUB PLANS DANCE 1 Members of the Madison Improvement | club will give a St. Valentines dance at the Madison club house Friday eve ming, February II, it was announced yesterday. -
 ured by a special entertainment under the direction of Lecturer M. P. Kelly and the welcoming of Grand Knight John A. Johnson, who recently returned from Louisville, Ky, with his bride, Marcos de Niza council, Knights of Columbus will meet at the K. of P. hall at o'clock this evening. All members are asked to attend.
 AsW WEDNESDAY SERVICE There will be a service in Trinity ca thedraI Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
 STATE OFFICERS SNoWBoUND- Srowbound in Holbrook, Ernest Hail, secretary of state, and Raymond Ear hart, state treasurer, were unable to return to Phoenix yesterday when they were due to arrive after an inspection of the Lyman dam. Word to that eff feet was received at their respective offices, the wires giving no information | as to their return.
 1 GUEST OF SlSTER-Mrs. A. A. Johns arrived from Prescott last eve ming and will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Aitkens, 2130 West Adams 1 street, for an indefinite period. Mrs. i Aiken is planning a series of social events in honor of her sister.
 TO CONDUCT HEARtNGS-Loren Vaughn, member of the corporation commission, will spend today in Flor l ence where he will hear the applica- tions of number of petitioners for l certificates of convenience and neces- sity to operate stages between Flor ence and the diversion dam.
 BETTS EXPECTED RACK-Amos A. Betts of the corporation commission | is expected to return today from Bis l bee, where he sat in a number of au tomobile hearings.
 | GROCERS SEEK TAX RELIEF l Asking reconsideration, representatives ! of the Wholesale Grocers association appeared before the state tax commits sion relative to the 1921 assessment. | The association representatives de- clared that they were compelled to take inventory the first of the year when they had larger amount Of stock on hand than at any other month in that deliveries were made at the be- ginning of the year that carried them for practically the entire sea son. The
 firms represented were the Melczei company, Haas Baruch and Hall Pol
 lock. The commission took the matter
 under advisement.
 MORMON APOSTLE SPEAKS TO- NiGHT-Orson F. Whitney. one of the twelve apostles of the Mormon church
 will speak at the local church of the ! Latter Day Saints at 7:30 o'clock this I evening. In addition to being a speak I CT of national reputation, AIr. Whitney is also a poet of distinction
 CHURCH SOCIETY TO MEET-The monthly business meeting of the Sen for Christian Endeavor society of the l First Presbyterian church will be held at 7:30a o'clock tonight in the church parlors. There is to be special enter tainment program after the business session
 UNDELivERED TELEGRAMs U 1 Undelivered telegrams are being held at the Western Union office for J. F Turner, w. P. Clements. A. & Pres colt and T. G. Maddox
 FIRE DOES $2500 DAMAGE-F'irt lgutted the combination home and store of Gregg Carr at Tenth street anc Homewood Road late Sunday night causing damage estimated at abou $2500. The flames had gained headwaN before being discovered. Quick worl on the part of the fire department prevented total destruction of tho property. This is the second stroke ol diversity to befall Mir. Carr within ] week. His son. Jack Carr. died last Friday
 MARRIAGE NSES-Lieenses te marry were issued yesterday to Jesus jLeybos, 40, and Josefa Arvizu 22. botf of Phoenix; Jesus Courteous, 21. oi scottsdale, and Clara Barragan. IS. o Tolleson: Bennett c. Alsin. 35. of Phoe- nix, and Celeste c. Thomas, 27. of Tol \ leson; Frank Lopez. g. of Mesa. ant Juanita Bernol, IS. Of Gilbert: Neri Os. borne, Jr., 2s. and Pearl Lenore Raab A, both Of Phoenix; Arthur E, Patton 26, of Phoenix, and Dorothy F. Cross 23, of Los Angeles; and Tereso Rubal cara 21, and Maria Daniel. IS, botl of Mesa
 HUSBAND GRANTED DIVORCE On grounds of desertion. Enoch k
 Barmore yesterday was granted a de cree of divorce from CIaudine Barmor
 by Judge Joseph s. Jenckes. PETTtTT ExONERATED DIS MISSED-After hearing yesterda, before Justice Nat T. Mckee. Georg
 J. Pettitt was found not guilty on
 charge of grand larceny and the cas
 dismissed. The complaint was mad by George Hamlin, who charged Pet
 tit, with three others, removed a gaso
 line engine, two frame houses, 100
 feet of pipe and about 9 sheets Of gal i, lvanized sheet iron from the Relief Col f Mining company on the Agua Fri river
 JENckES APPOINTS BAILlFF-
 George Pitcher yestefday was ap pointed second bailiff for the thir
 division of the superior court, pre- D sided over by Judge Joseph s. Jencke P The appointment was confirmed by tn D board of supervisors at their regula !, meeting
 T HELD ON BURGLARY CHARGE
 Rafael Frayne and Alfredo Ramo
 yesterday were held to answer to tn E superior court by Justice Henry J. Sul t livan after they had waived a pre- }. lliminary hearing in that court on
 charge of burglary. They were com
 mitted the county jail when they faile
 to furnish bonds of 5000 each. The
 are alleged to have entered the poo
 hall of T. Yashigumi at 146 Sout
 First street with the intention of com
 mitting larceny.
 FIXES DATE OF TRlAL-Print n Gland and Herbert Peterson yester day pleaded not guilty when arraigne II