Arizona republican., 1921-04-01

ess and was assisted by Mrs. Charles Vivian Mrs F.. F. Charboz and Mrs $. Newton The league is carrying on a splendid work this season in provid- ing layettes for those who are unable to provide needed clothing for their tiny folk.
 SERVICE BADGES ARRIVE Service badges for those who served on the Mexican border from May, f916, to October, 1917, were received yesterday by Adjutant General Walter $. Ingalls,. The badges came ad- dressed to Ernest J. Lumpkins, John Y.i Stone, Charles Augustine and Charlie NJ O'Connor, who are asked by the colonel to call for them at his office in the state house.
 GETS COMMISSIONS B. Per olta of Phoenix was one of six mem bers of the March field class of cadets who receive! commissions in the aviation section of the officers reserve corps at Post field, Fort Sill. Okla. March 1, according to informa . tion received here yesterday. Per Holtas s mother and two brothers live onE South Fifth avenue. He enlisted in the service two years ago.
 FEDERAL AGENT COMING
 Miss Genevieve Fisher, federal agent for home economies. will arrive Sat urday from Washington. according to
 Miss Beulah Coons, supervisor Of home economies with the state de- partment of vocational education. Miss Fisher will make survey of the work that is being carried on in the state She will give her first day in Phoenix over to a conference with Miss Coons
 FARM BUREAU MEETING-E | forts to complete permanent or ganization of the Cartwright Farm Bureau will be made at meeting in the Cartwright school building at o'clock tonight J. C. Wood of the | university experimental station al Mesa will lead a general discussion oi ways and means to promote the inter- | ests of the farmers. New contracts | for the Pima Cooperative Cottor | Growers association will be ready al ] this meeting and all cotton grower: are urged to be present.
 | VISITING RELATIVES W. Afro Macdonald, a former valley boy. fol | the last 10 years connected with the Pacific coast branch of the News | paper Enterprise asset iation, witt lheadquarters at San Francisco. i: | spending a months vacation witt l elatives at Mesa. MT. Macdonald 1 sarlv evinced a talent for illustratin, 1 md some of his work in chalk plat, l appeared in The Republican severa | ears ago He has since made | lame for himself on the coast, botl | IS an illustrator for the N. E. A. anS also as writer.
 HEARING PosTPoNED-on mo tion of R. F. l.. Shepherd. county at Itorney, the hearing of the injunction suit brought by hum against Geors s. Smith. N J. Morley, Omar Tof1
 iene Dabney and Harry Pooley [ | lose Morley's country club, was post poned yesterday by Judge Lyman un
 il April g. The motion was made | I order thatservice could be had O
 smith by publication. Smith is nonresident of the state. Judge Ly ma n ordered the case dismissed a l toe Omar Toft, who is was shown b his counsel is not connected with tn | operation of the park. Affidavit: both for the state and the defendant: were preseinted to the court al til iaearing yesSerdaY.
 BENEFIT DANCE The senio members of the Girls Friendly Wi | give a dance at the Cathedral Hous
 Tuesday evening at S:30 o'clock fo the benefit Of the Near East Relic
 The event is being delightfully."- plan l ned and will no douDt attract iai gathering Among the senior member twho have the arrangements in cDar> tare Miss Angela Marshall, Miss Maj To Ceilings. Miss Pauline Shaw. Mis | constance EbersoL Miss Aiberth II Galpin. Miss Maud Stewart, Miss NJ ' liam Galpfn, Miss May Tnrney. Mi:
 Eleanor Sheldon, and Miss Nam McClaughry.
 | GETS $40 Crispin RI l oalcaba yesterday was awarded , 1 judgment of $40 by jury in the s'
 perior court in his suit for person , | damages against Charles Beckms and 0. H. kunce of Chandler. RI balcaba asked for s10,000. alleging
 | sustained injuries to that extent wh' n he was beaten by kunce with suc
 l Rubalcaba said he had been arrest' e and handcuffed to an automobile I Beckman. and that while the iatt i | was in cotton field looking f
 itracks kunce administered the ailes Q beating. The defendants said Ruba n caba had been caught taking colt Y from the field and denied they h. = beaten him. According to the cor | nlaipt the alleged beating to