Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
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UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS II The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: c. D. Riggs, Al Moore, Mer- Till A. Wright, Mrs. Hoekman, John Yelton.
 The annual business meeting of the Phoenix Hebrew Center association will be held Monday evening at o'clock at the school administration building. Among other business mat ters to be considered will be the cleo tion of officers.
 LEAVES FOR coAsT-Gilbert w.. McDowall. meteorological at the weather bureau office, has left for Long Beach, Cal, to visit his wife and two children. He will return in about two weeks. Robert Q. Grant, official -in- charge at the weather bu- reau office, will return Monday morning from two weeks business l trip to Pittsburg, Pa
 RECEIVE DIRECTORIES = The chamber of commerce received <yes- terday the 1921 directories of Los Angeles and Riverside. Calif., and that of the San Fernando valley. The directories will be kept on file at the chamber of commerce for the use of the public.
 1 MASS MEETING-The Rev. Dr. D. H. Reed of Tempe will be the 3 o'clock speaker this afternoon at the Central Methodist church at the meeting of the Law Enforcement League. Dr. Reed is an able speak CT and will bring a message that everybody ought to hear. The public l cordially invited to attend.
 EXECUTIVE BOARD TO MEET A meeting of the state executive board of the Arizona Congress of l Mothers has been called for 1u o'clock tomorrow afternoon when Mrs. John Langdon of Clemenceau
 will report the meeting of the na- tional convention, which she attended in Washington in April. The presi- dents of the Parent Teacher associa l tions affiliated with the state con- gress will be present at the Monday
 meeting which will be held at the l home of Mrs. Frank T. Alkire.
 1 GIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM = Prof. and Mrs. Walter Hastings Ol- ney of the Arizona School of Music presented an interesting and diversi-
 fled program for the Washington
 Young Peoples Community club meeting at the home of Miss Lucille
 Middleton last night. Professor Olney included among his selections:
 Dear Little Mother of Mine" Tom
 my Tod,'' and Out Where the West
 Begins" Games and refreshments
 rounded out an enjoyable evening.
 TO INSPECT HlGHWAY-G. E
 Perkins, an engineer With the bureau
 of public roads. will leave Monda!
 for Superior He will be accompa.
 nied by c. C. Small of the stat. highway department and with W. W
 Lane, county engineer of Pinal coun ty. They will go over the location , of the Ray Superior highway. It i:
 the desire of those interested tt
 hurry federal approval of the loca'
 ton in order that additional force!
 may be put to work. Wlfle 1t vii
 not be possible to contract for tn,
 entire road for some time. it is hoped
 to start work shortly on a portior
 of the road.
 ALLOWS APPEAL-After a hear
 ing yesterday on an indigent affi-
 davit, Judge Stanford issued an or
 der allowing Louis Walker to take ar
 appeal of his case to the supreme 1 court at the expense of the county
 Walker filed an affidavit declaring
 that he was without funds to make
 the appeal. R. E. L.. Shepherd, coun-
 ty attorney. filed an answer request
 ing that Walker be brought before
 the court for a hearing on the diff
 davit. The appeal was filed severa days ago. Walker was found guilty
 on a statutory charge and sentenced by Judge Stanford to serve from q to 30 years in the state prison. HUSBAND ASKS DECREE-Or two occasions, Aurelio Bega declarei
 in a suit filed yesterday for a deere, of divorce from Josefina Bega. thu latter tore up his clothing and threv ? it into the street while he Wa 1 absent from home at his work . After throwing his clothes into tn q street the last time, April 1, he says Q she locked the door and refused to le d him enter when he returned. Sine
 then, he says. she has refused to liy = with him. He charges that she re n fused to perform her household du | ties and on one occasion had him ar 8, rested on a charge of failure to pro y vide for her. The case was dis Il missed, he said.
 r, GIVES CHILDREN'S PARTY l.. Novel in the way of children's pal le ties was the event staged at u l. Manistee ranch Thursday afternoo tyl when Mrs. Louis Sands entertain' IS 25 boys and girls in honor of the if s birthday of her daughter, Flor o After outdoor games the youngste B. formed circus parade headed k. a circus wagon with it's band. IT
 parade ended in the dining rool
 large terz in which were toy anima CT that formed the favors. The pla st cards were miniature black yelv It dogs and farewell gifts were giv, the small folks when they depart
 for home. Mrs. Sands was assist
 by Mrs. s. D. Futile. Mrs. F'ral
 Livermore, Mrs. F. J. Jack, Mrs. B.
 Yeager, Mrs H. c Gambee and M