Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

IN NEW QUARTERs-The Max well and Sullivan Realty company | has moved from 25 East Adams street | to 27 East Adams street.
 ELKS DRILL TEAM All mem bers of the Elks drill team and fife 1 and drum corps will report at the | club rooms for drill on Thursday evening at ' o'clock sharp. UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -t Telegrams are at the Western Union office for Mrs. May Peyton. F. E. Sackett and w. H. Roberts. LADIES' AID MEETING-The La- dies Aid society of Grace Lutheran church will meet at 80 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ros- ser, 1017 East Roosevelt street.
 TO WINTER HERE Mrs. A A. Johnson arrived yesterday from. Tex as to spend the winter with her son, Dalton Johnson.
 INSPECTING ScHooL-Raymond Earhart, state treasurer, as member of the board of directors of state in- stitutions yesterday left for an in. spection of the Fort Grant indutrial school. MT. Earhart will be away several days.
 SOCIETY TO MEET-The Ladies' society of the First Congregational church will meet at 2:30 o'clock this l afternoon at the home of Mrs J. J. Anderson, 1926 North Third street. EASTERN STAR AUXILIARY - l The Eastern Star Auxiliary will hold it's regular monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Conrad Hess, $40 North Fourth avenue.
 TO MAKE HOME HERE = Mrs. F. Thurlow and daughter, relatives of l Mrs. George O. Ford, have arrived in Phoenix to make this city their per- manent home. They have leased the residence at 623 North Second ave nue.
 HOME FROM BEACHES = Mrs. Francis A. Mayer has returned to her home at 316 North Fifth street after having spent two and one-half months on the coast, where she was the guest of her niece, Mrs. McNew. | During her stay on the coast Mrs Mayer visited the different beach towns.
 | SUPREME COURT CALENDAR Virginia Davis, clerk of the supreme court, yesterday mailed to attorneys having cases pending in the court a copy of the calendar which will be called Monday morning at 10 o'clock The new rules of the court adopted last spring were enclosed in the cal endar.
 SET HEARING DATE-The appli- cation of J. A. Pinyan for a certifi- cate of convenience and necessity to operate a stage between Globe and Chrysolite, serving Rice, will come up for hearing before the corporation commission in Globe on October II Pinyan now has a certificate to carry freight and the present petition ask for permission to carry passenger over the same road.
 GOES TO TUcSoN-M. L. Doner director of vocational education, lief last evening for Tucson where he vii make a survey of the yocationa work, returning on Friday to atten . field day of the state university hel :, at the experimental station at Mes; r Carey E. Bowles, supervior Of agrl : culture, and Kate l.. Bear, supervise : of home economies, will take part l l. the field day program.
 WOULD SELL SToCk-The Cor per Mountain Mines company ha !. filed application with the corpoSatie
 commission for permission to SC
 194.000 shares of stock. all but 60,0'
 to be sold at five cents a share, Is Id be used to pay accumulated expense ar The mining property is located y. Yavapai. county, the principal stocl 1T holders being Senators William n. Reynolds and Celora NJ. Stoddard. all AD CLUB LUNCHEON-The Al L9. vertising Club of Phoenix will hold - regular meeting at sthe America
 Kitchen today following a lunehet
 at F o'clock. L. A. Weiss will
 chairman of the day and his subje i, will embrace the contempiat | changing of the name of the Ss | River valley. A review and discu { sion of the weeks current adverti
 ing will be a part of today progral
 ARRESTED IN CHANDLER . Ramon Mendez was arrested [ Chandler by Constable Beckham a = officers from the sheriff's off
 Tuesday night on charge of selli = mortgaged property and will be 3 - raigned in Mesa today. Accordl e to the officers. Mendez several wee
 ago was arrested in Mesa On
 charge of being intoxicated and r
 up a Ford automobile for his appes ns ance. Instead of answering |
 charge, they said, Mendez left ]
 parts unknown, and the city of Mt
 sold the car as forfeited bond. I
 car, they said. had been sold to Me
 deg by Charles Peterson of Me = who held a contract on it. Peters - they said, brought the suit agai .l Mendez.
 Young, a county prisoner, who $ caped from a room in St. JoseI
 hospital after slipping his leg ir
 and eluding his guard, J. l.. Canni
 is back in the county jail again.
 cordine to Sheriff Montgom' 75 Young has been back in the cou - jail since T o'clock Tuesday nit
 more than three hours before his
 cape was discovered by Cam . Sheriff Montgomery said Young,
 response to an inquiry as to what
 was doing out of the hospital,
 plained he had grown tired Of
 hospital and after slipping his . irons, had taken French leave. SETTLED BY STIPULATION - According to the provisions O. . stipulation filed yesterday betN |, counsel, the case of pr. George Z Adams, an incompetent person,
 Lloyd B. Christy, against James
 len Park and his wife, Gertrude r
 was dismissed. The suit asked
 a warranty deed given by Dr. Ad
 to Park for some land be canc'
 In the stipulation filed yesterda
 was agreed that the suit is tc . dismissed by court order upon . livery by the Parks of a warr Gt deed to Adams for the land as
 corded in the deed to them on .
 1. 1921, and that all contracts . tween Parks and Adams priol
 June 2, 1921, be delivered to Ad t and canceled.
 SfI HELD FOR TRIAL = Aug 1 Trilla yesterday was held to an
 to the superior court by Justice
 T. Mckee on a charge of forgery
 was committed to the county
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