Arizona republican., 1921-04-01
MRS. J. M. MARKS
 DIES AT GLENDALE

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 GLENDALE, March s1.-The many friends of Mrs. J. NJ. Marks will be sorry to learn of her death at her home on North Fifth avenue Thursday afternoon. Mrs Marks who has been in unusual health for few days, blood poison causing her death.
 Mrs. Marks was 73 years old and was born in Ohio. She moved to Kansas in 1874 and from there came to Arizona Is years ago. Beside husband she leaves ten children to mourn her loss. Six of the children, Mike, Ernest and Sidney Marks. Mrs. Lulu Barker, Mrs. Arelia Baker and Mrs. Ella Carlton. reside in Glendale. Three other children, John. Willard and James, live in California, and Mrs. Dolly Richards resides at Val ley Falls, Kan.
 Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church at 2:30 o'clock on Saturday afternoon and interment will be made in the Greenwood ceme tery in Glendale.
 Law Enforcement League
 There will be a mass meeting at T;30 o'clock Friday night at the Christian church for the purpose of forming a law enforcement league. The principal speaker of the evening
 will be County Attorney R. E. L.
 Shepherd. There also will be an ad- dress by NJ. L. Stewart of Phoenix. superintendent of the Law Enforce
 ment league for Maricopa county. In addition to the speakers there will
 be a very pleasing musical program A male quartet, composed of Hughes, Dingman, Walker and Parker. will
 sing solos, trios and quartet num- bers. There will be a few violin
 selections by Mir. Dingman, accom-
 panied by Mrs. Blanche Port Runyon. | Business Mems Meeting | A meeting was held by members of
 the Glendale District Commercial
 club and others at the club room 1 Wednesday afternoon relative to ap- pointing new members on the county highway commission. After a thor
 ough discussion of the possible ap-
 pointees and as to the advisability Of
 making a change, 1t was decided to
 leave the matter fairly and squarely
 up to the board of supervisors.
 Baptist Missionary Society
 The ladies of the Baptist church
 will hold their regular missionary
 meeting at the home of Mrs. T. R.
 Adams on Lateral 1874 at 2: 30 o'clock
 on Friday afternoon. A full attend
 ance is requested.
 1 Moves in Town
 Q R. Jones. living on Grand ave- nue east of the creamery, has leased the Jaeger property on Glendale ave-
 nue.
 Farm Bureau to Meet i The local bureau of the Farm Blu
 reau federation will hold a meeting ] at the Woman's club Tuesday even-
 ing. April 5. The purpose of the
 meeting is to elect a vice presiden,
 and four directors. also to help frame
 the bylaws of the local organization
 and place all matters of importance
 before the farmers in their proper light.
 Left for Chicago Mrs. H. G. Fricke and daughter N Blanche left Tuesday evening for Chicago. Mrs. Fricke and daughter
 have been in Glendale a short while
 as the guests of her brother. A. A
 Carrick, and two sisters.
 High School Debate | Don't forget that the Chandler high
 school and the Winslow high school
 will hold their championship debate Saturday night at the Glendale grammar school auditorium. This meeting Is to decide the champion
 
 northern and central divisions at the university during the last part oi April
 To Play lne'ans The Glendale high school will play the United States Indian school base ball team Friday afternoon on the In dian school grounds in Phoenix When the two teams met in the frs game of the season the Redskins de L A,r& xr1 ttx th< <S periencc the local boys have had sinc' that time they intend to make a diff ferent story of it Friday. Child Welfare Circle The Child Welfare circle met a the home of Mrs. C. w. Crumle, Wednesday afternoon and in respons' l to roll call quotations were given Mrs Tinker spoke on the larges child welfare circle in the world, Mrs c. A. White gave the three factors in child welfare work. while Mis- Louise NJ. Freeland of the Washing ton district spoke of the importance of environment and of censorship O | motion pictures. In part she sait that the mother should not be satis fled with the surroundings of he own child until childhood at larg' is made safe for all children. Sh' gave some very vivid examples of he observations in the siufnS or Nes York.
 The next meeting of the Child Vel fare circle will be held Tuesday aft ernoon. April 19. at the home of Mrs G. A. White.
 Store Robbed Again The service station and store owne' by D. E. Loomis at the corner Grand avenue and Lateral 16 wa robbed Wednesday night. This make the third time in as many month that the store has been entered an' I merchandise taken. This time acces was gained by breaking one Of tn windows. A quantity of lard, canne' goods beans, tobaccos and cigarette was taken. One peculiar thing abou inc robbery was that the thief. il leaving the place in some way becam entangled in the wrapping twine, am | crawled out the window and wen \ west up the railroad track before tn Il string came loose.
 Aided Circle Manager Marks of the Rainbow theater donated the use of the the ater Tuesday afternoon to the Chil Welfare circle and ran a film show ' ing the proper care and feeding o 2 children. This was greatly appre ciated by the members. Steal Clothing