Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
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 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to E,ldred H. Barker, 25, and Lola Ran dall, Is. both of Mesa; ahd James A. Barnes, 43. of Glendale, and Alleson Dick Cullen. 3S, of Phoenix.
 T. L. RioRDAN HERE-Hon. T. L. Riordan of Flagstaff was among yesterdays arrivals from the north. During the war Mir Riordan was food administrator for Arizona.
 WOMEN TO MEET-The women of the Central Christian church will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the church. A large attendance of women is desired.
 cALEDONiAN MEETING = The Daughters of Caledonia will meet at the home of Mrs. c. M. Dewitten of 1911 North Twelfth street this eve ming at 1880 o'clock.
 FAMILY ARRIVES family of Col H. A. Hanigan, instructor in spector of the National Guard, ar
 rived in the city yesterday from Ra-
 mona, Calif., and will make this their | home.
 SCHOOL TO oPEN-The board of | trustees of the Murphy school an- I nounce that the Murphy school will open on Monday, Sept. 12. Parents
 dren arc on hand Monday morning 1 for registration.
 BENEFIT PLAY-The young peo- I pie of the Bethel church will pre- sent a play, "The New Minister" at l the Osborn school on Friday eve
 ming, Sept. 9, beginning at 8 o'clock.
 All proceeds are to be donated to the
 Bethel church.
 MISSIONARY ME BITING G-The
 Woman's Missionary union of the
 First Baptist church will meet at the
 church Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. This is the beginning of the
 fall work and it is urged that a large
 attendance be present.
 FARM BUREAU MEETING -
 There will be ap important meeting
 Wilson school on Friday evening September g, at o'clock. All farmers interested in cotton are re-
 quested to attend.
 VISITING HERE Miss Carmen Moore, sister of Mrs. Clarence ! Woodbury, is spending the month with the Woodbury family. Miss Moore is from Oakland and has jus 5 been graduated from the Merrimar School for Girls.
 SHERIFF A VISITOR = Sheriff l W. L. Mahoney of Mohave count. U was in the city yesterday on his way l home from Florence where he haC
 taken convicts recently sentenced a e Kingman. He left last night for tn,
 north.
 | thur Lee Odell, pastor of the Firs }, Presbyterian church, arrived in Phoe
 nix last night accompanied by hi , family. Dr. Odel has spent si weeks in New York, while Mrs. Odel > and their two boys were visiting i
 St. Louis.
 ZANE GREY HERE-zane Gre, n well known author whose lator vol y umes. including "The Riders of tn e Purple Sage" have aroused som y comment as examinations of tn e Mormon church, arrived in Phoeni e yesterday. He and his party are sai
 to be on their way to Payson whel
 they will hunt for bear.
 i. MINISTER RETURNS-The Re, l. R. E. Elmore, who has been spendin ,f his vacation in the East and who als has been in attendance upon the ir l. ternational convention of the Chris
 tian churches, returned to Phoeni
 this week and will occupy the pulp
 of the Central Christian church c ' Sunday morning and evening.
 GRANTS ExTRADlTlON-A Il
 close of a hearing yesterday, Cover U nor Campbell honored a requisitic q from the governor of Missouri for tf | extradition of Joseph P Bloom, f. H whom a warrant had been issue ] charging him with wife desertio : Agent Brandenburg of St. Louis le U last night for Kingman, where Bloc "a is held under a bond of S5.000. I FINDS NORTH PROSPEROUS 11 Oliver J. Jaynes, general manager ~ the Tucson Citizen, passed throus H the city yesterday on his way hon ~J from a tour of the northern count " in the course of which he visited u l! Grand Canyon and all the larg E towns. He found the north in a ve prosperous state. especially Moha E county, where there is a great de of mining activity.
 R ARTlLLERYMEN NOW EXPERT TT -Adjutant General Ingalls, speaki A yesterday ol the artillery encam ment at Camp Bliss said that the Al E zona artillerymen are handling t guns like veterans. Lieutenant Pol 1z eroy of the Mesa battery leaves i I ddy 4OA IOiI otifs where ne Will Ia 1r a three months artillery course. salary and expenses to be paid by { 7kd federal government.
 TO SELECT DELEGATE-T question of cotton pickers will @ discussed at a meeting of the Ma 4~ copa County Farm bureau, to be h, & Saturday. It is desirable that de gate from the Roosevelt district E tend the meeting. Therefore a me ing of all cotton growers of [ G Roosevelt district has been called S- this evening at 8 o'clock at ,E Neighborhood house for the purp, \ of selecting this delegate. -@ ARRAlGNED ON CHARGES R. L. Young yesterday was arraigr M before Justice Henry ]. Sullivan two charges. one of forgery and & other of passing bogus check. I
 hearing was set for this morning 2 - Young was released under a bond r@ $1,000. He is charged with giving check for $30 to the J. C. Penn @ company to which, it is charged, z.v- forged the name of F. s. Clark, { @ with giving Daniel F. Shea a ch 4 for $10 without having suffici Ea funds in the bank to cover the che Fl TAKEN TO PRISON-Three pl E oners were taken to Florence vest 3 day afternoon by Undersheriff c. Z Bowers and Deputy Sheriff H. VI | Watson to bpoir fheir terms in