Arizona republican., 1921-10-05

Business and Professional Wo-
 mans club will give dinner at
 Grand cafe, Elsie Toies, speaker. Thursday-W. c. T. U. will meet at
 1601 West Monroe street at 2:30
 o'clock. Mrs. lmogene La Chance,
 state president, speaker.
 Friday, Oct. 7. = Washington Wo-
 Mrs. H. A. Guild, speaker.
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 2 NEW QUARTERS-The Central Barber shop. formerly known as the. Owl shop, is now located in new quarters at PA North Central ave nue.
 AMONG THE DIsPLAYs-A Fashion Show display which had lit- tie to do with fashion but which at- tracted much attention just the same was that in the windows of the Pal ace Hardware and Arms company. It consisted of all models of Winches- ter sporting rifles and shotguns.
 HELD FOR TRIAL-Luther Mar tin yesterday was held to, answer to the superior court by Justice Henry J. Sullivan on charge of passing a bogus check. He was com mitted to the county jail in default of a bond of s1.000.
 DEMONSTRATING GAS MA CHiNES-Charles w. Shaffer, gen. era1 manager of the Oxo Gas Heat ing company of Chicago and San Francisco is in Phoenix demonstrat- ing the many uses of Oxo gas ma chimes at the local office of the com pany, 26 South Third street. MESSAGES FOR THESE-The following undelivered messages are at the Western Union office: Mrs. B. L. Bruby, Ethel Eckert, Mrs. George J. Bailey, Mrs William E. Thompson, Patrick A. Terry, w. H. Roberts, Laura Hawkins, G. A. Rob- erts, and Mrs. Alfred Griggs. SEEKS ANNULMENT-A petition for the annulment of her marriage with Anson L. Clawson, was filed in the superior court yesterday by Kate H. Clawson. She says they were married in Phoenix. January 26, 1917. and alleges that at the time of the wedding Clawson had a wife living from which he was not divorced.
 ON STATUTORY CHARGED. J Skaggs yesterday was arraigned in the court of Justice Henry J. Sulli- van on a statutory charge. The hearing of the case was set for Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock and he was committed to the county jail | unQeT a DOlQ OI Sl-UUu.
 | REVIVAL SERvICES-The meet 1 ings of the Union revival in the naza- rene church, corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street will be held each l evening this week at 7:30 o'clock 1 Evangelist s. B. Shaw of Michigan l is conducting the services. Specia l services will be held next Friday 1 evening. Everyone is invited to at 1 tend the services.
 | CHARGED WITH FORGERY-c L. Shindlebower yesterday was hele to answer to the superior court b, 1 Justice Henry J. Sullivan on a chargt of forgery. He was committed to th' l county jail in default of a bond O l $1,000 He is alleged to have passed I a check for $5 on the Quan Low 1 grocery to which he is alleged t 1 have signed the name of A. E. Clark l The complaint was made by Waite | Skidmore, merchant policeman. SEALED VERDlCT-The jury fl I the case of John C. Behrns agains | the Capital Fuel and Feed company
 which was heard in Judge Stan
 ford's court yesterday. rendered | sealed verdict at 10 o'clock last nigh
 and was dismissed by the sheriff
 James Graham. Behrns sued tn fuel company for $55, 800 damages al
 legged to have been sustained by hir
 in an accident while engaged as
 carpenter helper in the erection of . warehouse for the company.
 REQUEST ExCLUSION-Seve residents of Gilbert yesterday ap
 peared before the board of super : visors to request that their Ian holdings in the town of Gilbert be de
 clared by the board to be withor the corporate limits of the tow T Gilbert was incorporated about thre years ago and at the time the land : of those petitioning the board wer :. included. They ask now that the be excluded from the corporation
 The board took the matter unde l advisement.
 COUNCIL MEETING-Inaugu ' ing it season with a luncheon, fol 1. lowed by business session, th ? Council of Jewish Women will met . Thursday at 1 o'clock at the Woman club. The principal considerable : will be the outlining of the progral : for the coming year. The luncheo
 which will preeede the bushes SC: a sion, will be presided over by u f board of directors, composed of MT a B. E. Marks, president; Mrs. S : Rosenblad, vice president; Mrs. I. e Wolpe, treasurer: Mrs. Herman Lev | y : elson, Mrs. I. E. Edelman and MT
 Charles Zimmerman.
 Q FACES TWO CHARGES-Manu n Carrillo yesterday made his appea ' ance in two justice courts on cheS - charges. He was held to answer h. the superior court by Justice Hem = J. Sullivan on a charge of passir .- a bogus check to J. Siken for S4 Ic to which the name of Joe C. Hold l. man was signed. His bond w :" placed at $500. He was held
 answer by Justice Nat T. Mckee KS a charge of attempting to pass V fictitious check to Abram Goodma k This check was for s1S5o. to whi' n the name Of Joe Holdiman was sig r. ed. It is alleged in both complain 9 that no such person as Holdiman e st ists. Carrillo was committed to t > county jail in default of bond of s, at 900 for both cases.
 The Royal Neighbors will meet 1 mic in Of o1I A ero ct