Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
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 RETURN TO vENIcE-Mrs. Neri Osborn and son Gordon have returned to their home in Venice after visit in Phoenix with relatives.
 ASST. ATTY. GEN. IN LOS AN GELES-William A. Harkins. assist ant attorney general, is in Los An geles for a few days on official busi- ness.
 CHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION The service of the Christian Healing mission will be omitted this week as Dean Scarlett is out of the city and will not return until Thursday morn ing.
 GRADUATE NURSES MEET-An important meeting of the Graduate Nurses association will be held at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Nurses home, St. Joseph's hos pital. pr. Harry Franklin will deliver an address on "Registration." All nurses, without regard to their affi- liation with the association. are asked to attend this meeting.
 RECITAL TO0AY-Pupils in piano from the classes of Franz Darvas, William Orth and Orley Hes: violin of Robert Saunders: expression of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley, and danc- ing of E. Paula Beware give the pro- gram at the Arizona School of Music this afternoon at o'clock. The pub lie is cordially invited to attend all the recitals.
 YOUNG PIANO PuPiLs' PRO- GRAM-Pupils of the piano primary training department of the Arizona School Of Music in charge of Mrs. Luther Steward and Mary Doyle, as sistant, will present an ensemble pro- gram Thursday morning at 10: 30 o'clock. Violin. dancing and ex- pression pupils also will be on the
 MOOSE PIE socIAL-Ail mem bers of the Loyal Order of Moose and their friends are invited to. attend a pie social which win be given at the Odd Fellows hall tonight at the con- clusion of the regular meeting. which | will close at o'clock. Dancing and entertainment numbers will occupy the evening. Coffee will be served
 GO TO WARNER sPRlNcs-Mr. this evening for Warner Springs where they will spend a fortnight. Mrs. Leonard remaining on the coast going to Los Angeles where MT. Leonard will join her in July. Dur 1 ing his absence Mrs. M. H. Williams will serve as clerk of the supreme court, position which Mrs. Will hams previously held.
 ASKS SERVICE ExTENSioN-C l l.. Goodman of Chandler yesterday l appeared before the corporation com mission on an application for exten-
 sion of service of the South Side Ga: l and Electric company. The petition
 was filed some time ago and at Snt conclusion of the hearing announce ment was made that the commission
 would make an investigation, sending
 one of its engineers to Chandler or I the matter
 l DANCE REcITAL--E. Paula Re ware, in charge of the dancing de Music, will present pupils in a dance recital on Friday evening at thu school. The program will consist of both solo and group dances. cordial invitation is extended to thu public. No admission fee win bs asked. but free will offering ma, be left at the door for the benefit O
 the Welfare League of Maricops
 POSTPONE SHRINE MEETING I As the furnishings of the club ant Il reading room of the Shrine audi, l torfum have been delayed, the regu- lar session of Fl Zaribah Temple O I the Mystic Shrine has been post Il poned until Tuesday evening, June z I when it is planned to celebrate tn, installation of the beautiful and com l. fortable furnishings and the placing
 of the Oriental paintings which hav'
 been especially painted for tn temple Refreshments win be served a musical program rendered an,
 talks given by we'll known speakers
 THESE WILL MARRY--License to marry were issued yesterday { Claude E. Fenner, 31, of Ajo, and liar
 riet Brown, 26, of Phoenix: Lee Ro Roberts, 30, and May Morris, 30, bot of Prescott; Cecil Palmater, 21, (
 Mesa, and Margaret Pauley, IS, (
 Scottsdale; James V. Berry, 25, an
 Cora c. Hall, 25, both of Phoenix
 Bertram Martin, 2s, of Springfiel, Tenn. and Martha Jackson, IS. ' Phoenix: Jamie B. Shea, g, of Gler n dale, Calif., and Irene Urzula Mau ' IS, of Phoenix: and Charles F. Gran ! 40, and Bessie k. Hueneryozen, 3 both of Phoenix.
 . HELD ON ARSON CHARGE ,e M. McCreary was arraigned befo is Justice Henry J. Sullivan on s charge of arson. The preliminar h hearing of the case was set fo -s Thursday morning at 10 o'clock al
 he was committed to the county j; if under a bond of $1o,00o. 1.-The cor Ls plaint was made by Constable Ha E Burch who charges that M6reary S ,e fire. to and burned down a garal ii which he was renting on the Fri, ,e ranch at Orange and McDow' ,n roads. McCreary was arrested Ia > Monday night.
 to REALTORS MEET FRiDAY-T 1e Salt Rvier valley realtors will he Id their next meeting at the chamber 2. commerce Friday night at [: to o'clock, the chairman for the evenil
 will be Webb Griffen. The boa ,a went on record at the last meeting . being in favor with the chamber commerce plans regarding the Ca fornia booster trip and a commit
 of the realtors has been appoint r by the president to aid in this. TT H coming meeting Friday night will .r given over to the reports from t III committees appointed to investigs ITS two very interesting programs pl ca scented at the board at the last me, ne ing.
 d. GIVE SANTA FEE EARNINGS lot Earning capacity of the Santa Ike railroad and a statement of its grt
 and net revenues rocering a peri - of five years was placed before 1 l. state tax commission yesterday
 railroad officials. George G. Tun
 of Chicago, vice president and