Arizona republican., 1921-10-16
TO HAVE sPECIAI TABLE

w. c. A, dinner Monday evening Oct. r. at the parlors of the First Methodist church Club members who wish to attend may telephone reservations to 1543.
 OPEN FORUM TONIGH HT-I Charles Trainor will be the speaker 1 at the open forum, 215 East Adams street, this evening at o'clock. His subject will be The necessity of in- dustriaI action being supported by political organization. An open dis cussion will follow the address. All are invited to attend.
 GLOBE GIRL IN cITY-Miss Marion Reid of Globe motored down to Phoenix yesterday to spend few days visiting her brother, D. ". Reid of 1909 East Washington street Miss Reid is well known in Phoenix, hav- ing lived here for several years prior to moving to the Gila county seat.
 BAPTISM SERVICE TODAY Union tent meeting will conduct ser vices at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon and 7:30 o'clock this evening at EastIake park. At Il 30 o'clock this morning baptism service will be con ducted at the river near Central ave- nue, Rev. A. F. Sutter officiating. Everyone welcome to all services.
 ON BAHAMA ISLANDS-Mrs. E. D. Ryder, we'll known club woman, who left here recently for the Ba- hama Islands. has arrived at Nassau, where she will spend the winter with her father, c. W. Donaldson. She will not return to Arizona until late Tn the spring.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Nathan A. Lundy. 32. of Phoenix and Susie Pendergrast, 27, of Tempe; George SteiseI, 24, and Georgia Cal l houn, IS, both of Phoenix: Panta- leon Ezpinoza, 3S. and Ramona Lugo, 36, both of Marinette.,
 DWELLING BURNS-A two or | three-room frame dwelling on Tur- | ney avenue about quarter of a mile west of Central avenue. in the h. dian School district, was totally de- | stroyed by fire about 10 o'clock yes terday morning. The furnishings were saved. It is believed a defec- tive chimney caused the blaze. which | occurred while the occupant, a Japa nese, was cooking.
 WOULD REDUCE RATES-The Santa Fe railroad has filed an apph- cation with the rate department of the corporation commission to reduce the freight rate on coke from Mayer to Phoenix from 34 to 25 cents a hundred pounds and on rough tim bers from Williams to Clarkdale from 191a to 161s cents. The Ari- zona Eastern railroad has also asked permission to reduce freight on fuel wood from Gila to Phoenix from II cents to 1015 cents.
 MUSICAL AT CATHEDRAL l This service at Trinity Cathedral, First avenue and West Roosevelt street will begin at 8 o'clock this evening with the singing of familiar hymns by the choir ard congrega- tion A short address will be given by Bishop Atwood on ''The relation ship of the church to social amuse- 1 ments.'' A special anthem Will be | sung by the choir, followed by an organ rscita. by the organist Arthur | J. Smith.
 UNION REVIVAL SERVICES l Much interest is manifested irI the union revival meeting conducted by Evangelist s. B. Shaw at the Mis- sionary church. tenth and Fillmore streets. Mrs. Ftta P. Shaw, national | evangelist of the w. C. T. U.. wid | preach in the morning at II oclock l and Mir. Shaw will have charge of the mass meeting at 3 D. nl, when several speakers will take part. Mir
 Shaw spoke last night on the great
 power and possibilities of prevailing
 prayer and he pleaded for prayer
 that would unite all Christian work
 CTS in a great effort for a thoroagf
 revival of this city.
 kIWANIS IUNCHEON-A meet
 ing packed to the brim with interesf
 and amusement has been outlined bA the Kiwanis club for it's Luncheon
 at the r NJ. C. A. at Tuesday noon
 Among the speakers will be Bent | Voi 4oH on tho I1la3
 and comforts of the city bastile: z
 representative of the Automobile
 Dealers association will explain th'
 results of the recent ruling of tht
 state corporation commission con
 corning the elimination of the con
 fiscation clause in insurance policies
 and Jack Martin will make re
 port on the work of the district con-
 ference at Albuquerque. which be at : tended as a delegate from th' Phoenix club. As a special feature r there will be special instruction il Kiwanis songs as a well-known sons
 leader. Les Greer will act as chair.
 man of the day and Trough Kid Dunbar will give a pair of five-tol
 truck springs as the attendanc' prize.
 FOUND GUlLTY-C. c. Hocket
 was found guilty, yesterday by 1ur. , in Judge Stanford's court on tn
 charge of illegally transporting in , toxicating liquor. Sentence will b
 passed Monday morning. Rocket I was not in court when his case wa v called and bench warrant was is f sued for him. Eockett was arreste . several weeks ago. according to tn 5 testimony, after officers had foun'
 a 10-g gallon keg of "moonshine" whis
 ky in a trunk in a Ford truck drive r by him. Hockett appeared the mex h day in the superior court for arrign a ment and was released on bond { . appear yesterday for trial Accord .t ing to the officers, he has not bee
 seen since that date.
 ss PLEADS NOT GUILTY-C. I = Shindlebower yesterday pleaded nc It charge of forgery and Judge Stan Il ford set the case for trial on Novem l. Der 16. Shindlebower is charge e with passing a S5 check to which
 is alleged to have forged the endorse r. ment of c. L. Johnson. The chec " was signed with the name E. A. Por 70 ter.
 W FOUND GUILTY-A jury in tE s. superior court late Friday nigf h found William Croft guilty on
 charge of grand larceny and foun Id Francisco Duarte and Jose Orteg ic MeXicans, charged with Croft. nc IS guilty. Judge Stanford will pa, 10 sentence on Croft Monday mornin m The jury recommended leniency. IT st men were charged with taking a ca y from John Zellweger.