Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
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POSTPONE MEETING-The meet has been postponed until Thursday. January 27. On that date the club will meet with Mrs Joe Tompkins
 BUILDERS EXCHANGE MEETING The Builders Exchange enjoyed one of the best meetings of the year last evening in the chamber of commerce. The attendance was good in spite of the indictment weather and many i'm portant topics brought up for discus sion for the betterment of Phoenix in general. A hot supper was served and immensely enjoyed by all. The ex- change is rapidly assuming important recognition from the entire southwest and advice is asked from the surround ing country every day as to the man ner in which the exchange is conduct ed so successfully. It will soon be at the top of the ladder in builders eX- changes of the Southwestern Open shop association.
 ZION L. A. S. WILL MEET-The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Lutheran church will meet with Mrs. E. F. Will nick, 919 North Sixth street, this af ternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 tUNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: J. R. Ransom, Leslie Belsha, NJ. R. Budd, A. R. Wilson, Dobald $. Mitchell, Gus A. Mcknight, Paul Grit ner. w. c. Stanley, John R. Bailey. M. I c. Gibbons, Rev. H. Conner, F. W.. Ware, R. B. Leath or Leach, w. V. De l Camp, J. c. Papp.
 MEETING OF C. L. C.-The c. L. c. will meet Friday night, January 21, with Frank N. White. 519 South Third avenue.
 BUSINESS GIRLa TO MEET =
  the Business and Professional Wom- ems club will be held at the First Methodist church at 6:15 o'clock this evening.
 STRIKE OLD BRIDGE FILING - The state highway department is in receipt of information that when the caissons were being sunk at Wicken- burg for the new bridge, part of the old concrete structure was encoun- tered. This, the highway department holds, is probably part of the floor slabs of the old structure, as the new foundations were intentionally sepa- rated from the old work. Instructions were issued to shift the center line oi the new structure to the north suf- ficient distance to avoid any part oi the old bridge.
 ) LICENSED TO MARRY-License: ) to marry were issued yesterday to Ma rion Cowser, 23, and June Cain, 23 , both of Phoenix; Jose Miranda, 25 ) and Maria Salazar, IS, both of Litch' field; and J. H. w. kemf, "A, of Phoe , nix, and Mona Irene Jerome, 22, of SaI , Gabriel, Calf.
 CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLE i MENT-Jim Roberts yesterday wa arraigned before Justice Henry J. Sul livan on charge of embezzlement The preliminary hearing was set fo
 next Monday morning and Robert ..nla 1f
 which he furnished The complain l, was made by Frank O. Hermance.
 HAD NO PERMIT, IS CHARGE - !, J. w. Pepper yesterday was arraigne
 before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on
 charge of operating a truck and auto
 mobile stage without securing a cer ' tificate of necessity and convenienc v from the corporation commission. H ' was released under a bond of S1,00 s which he furnished for his appearanc s at preliminary hearing next Tuesda
 morning at 10 o'clock. The complain
 was made by P. E'. Beutke who allege
 Pepper operated a stage for hire be . tween Superior and Phoenix withou
 first securing a permit to do so. Pep , per was arrested by Constable Haz
 Burch.
 PUPILS REClTAL-A pupils recits :. will take place Saturday afternoon g 4 o'clock. at the Arizona School (
 Music, to which the public is cordial invited. Piano, violin, expression an dancing pupils will present the pro
 gram.
 LADIES' CIRCLE TO MEET-Th g Ladies' Circle of Calvary Baptis l. church will meet with Mrs. H. F. War n ner, S06 North Eighth avenue, Frida > afternoon at 2:30 o'clock All mem = bers and friends are urged to 1t present.
 of RECEPTION FOR HORSES-Ha
 the town of Carlsbad turned out
 meet a freight train bringing 50 hors' s- to the national guard unit at thu
 point, according to J. w. Abbott
 the adjutant generals office, who r a turned yesterday from New MeXic ar Abbott said that there was much el v: thusiasm at Carlsbad over the troS m of cavalry and that the guard had ,x fine armory and excellent stables bui .. in five acres donated by the city.