Arizona republican., 1921-12-14

a11ectlOnS or hlS W1Ie, CduSlnS uiS- ruption of their home. His act was prompted, he said, by letters ex- changed between his wife and Cra- vey which he had intercepted.
 Hudson has lived in the Mesa dis trict for several years on ranch near the transmission house, about mile and half northeast of town. There are four children Tn the family. Cravey is said to be about 50 years old and has lived for many years in the Mesa district.
 No Charge for Music Events
 Departing from their original plan of charging an admission for the Wednesday night event and other at fractions to follow, the Musicians club of Mesa at a meeting Monday decided to admit everyone free to all events. The incidental expenses fn- cured will be borne by the club and music lovers of the city will be their guests without charge. Much inter est has been manifested in the pro- gram to be given Wednesday night in the high school aduditorium and a large attendance is promised. Ap- bearing in the recital will be Walter Hastings Olney. vocalist; Mrs. Dwight Earle Easley, reader, and William Orth, pianist.
 DUH IS aHcU
 A complete distilling outfit and Its operator. Jose Pena, were taken into custody by Constable O. l.. Pickens of Mesa and deputies from the sher- ifs office on the Attaway- Phelps ranch. southwest of Mesa, Tuesday l morning. Pena was said to have 1 been operating his still at the time | he was discovered and four gallons of freshly bottled liquor was taken as additional evidence.
 l Is Guest in Mesa
 While stopping in Mesa, where she | appeared on the Lyceum course at | the high school auditorium Monday | night, Miss Agnes Knoflickova, Rus | and Mrs. c. H. Churchill at their home on West Main street. 1 To Serve Jitney Lunch 1 A jitney lunch served by the ladies ! of the Christian church will be one | of the features on Ford day, De- cember IT. Their booth will be To- cated on North Macdonald street in front of the savings bank, from which will be dispensed meat sand 1 wiches, hot wienies, baked beans | salad, pie, doughnuts and coffee. Five cents will be the price of each arti- cle of food served. A Christmas ba- zaar will also be held at the booth |
 during the day.
 Wants to Locate Buddie | A communication was received by the Mesa Post of the American Le- zion Tuesday from John C. Pruet who is a patient at Whipple barracks asking assistance in locating form CT puddle" who he thinks is located in Mesa. He says: Could you give
 me the address of any of the boy.
 who were in the saith Field Artil.
 lery. Battery B, at Camp Pike. Ark. in 1917? I was transferred from th'
 340th F. A. in Camp Funston t
 Camp Pike in october. 1917. l think
 There was one Mesa boy in Batter,
 B who was made a sergeant and af
 rewards went to the officers train
 ing school. I think he was lawyer
 If you could give me his address (
 have forgotten his name). I woul'
 concerning the man in question
 would be appreciated by the Mes;
 post
 Need More for Boxes , More contributions for the Mes quota of 15 boxes for the disabled
 men in the Arizona hospitals ar
 needed by the Mesa post of tn
 American Legion. My heart zoe out to those boys who sacrificed al
 for their country and are now dis
 abled, many of them for life" on
 contributor said Tuesday, "and noth
 ing should be too good for then We should all respond willingly an 1 gladly" Small gifts to fill the boxe 7 are being received by the Mesa pos . and the boxes will be made up tn
 of this week to be forwarded | Whipple barracks. Contribution ! should be left with Elmon F. Coo
 committee chairman, at the Sal
 River Valley bank.
 Dokies Entertain City Votaries and tyros of the Dramati 1 Order Knights of Khorassan stage J noisy and lively celebration i !. Mesa on Monday night, the occasio |. of their ceremonial and induction c !. a class of Il candidates into tn !. 1 mysteries of the order From earl |. evening until g o'clock the Dokie |. ruled the streets, the big parao 1. headed by the Phoenix high schoC !. band being a feature that brough out hundreds of townspeople to wit ness the display. Following the cer . emonial, Dokies all partook cf banquet, concluding with inform; talks by the new-made members.
 Rebekah Dance Wednesday
 One of the pleasing social event
 of the season will be the Rebeka 2 dance to be held in the K P. hall o
 Wednesday night The women O
 the committee are arranging a pro
 gram of songs and other attraction z to be given during the course of th
 dance and promise an entertainin E and enjoyable evening to all who al
 tend.
 k To Talk at Church Night