Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
UNDELIvERED TELEeRAMs

There are telegrams at the Western Union for A. Vandermark, C. A. Vanscoy, W. O. Moore, Topsy Selaya and Mrs. Eliza Marks.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Law renee Rogers, 21, of Snowflake, and Rosetta Fuller. IS, of Pine, Ariz.; and Francisco Villegas. 34, and Dol ores Hernandez, 2S, both of Phoenix. REFUSES NEW TRIAL - Judge Stanford yesterday denied the mo- tion of Mary R.. Moore for a new trial in her suit against the Phoenix Railway Company of Arizona, the Phoenix street car company. Miss 1 Moore brought suit for s5o,000 dam ages alleged to have been sustained when a seat in a street car fell upon | her foot. The jury returned a yer l dict in favor of the defendant com l pany several days ago when the case was tried
 FARM BUREAU MEETING-The l Tolleston and Pendergast Farm 1 Bureaus will meet at 7:30 o'clock
 tonight at Ward l School in Tolles- l ton. John Schlalos will speak on
 potato growing. A report will be
 given on the recently formed dairy | mems association. Marvin Young field secretary, and Fret Tate, presi- | dent, of the Maricopa County Farm
 Bureau, will speak on farm bureau
 aims and activities. Luncheon will
 be served. All farmers of the district
 are invited to attend.
 FRESHMEN CLUB MEETING
 The Freshmen club of the Girl Re
 serves of the Y. W. c. A, will meet
 Thursday afternoon in room 514 oi
 the new building at 3:15 o'clock
 Mrs. Shirley of Shirley and Shirley
 is to demonstrate the correct way
 for high school girls to dress theil hair and the correct way of mani
 curing. She will tell how girls ol
 different types should dress thei hair. Elsie Coughlin, president of tht
 club. will preside
 PETITIONS FOR LETTERS -
 Petitions for letters of administration . was filed yesterday in the estate O
 Charles D. BraZie. who died in Cal | ifornia January 4, 1920, by EdwarS i Dunn, administrator of the estate o , James Dunn. Dunn alleges the es
 tate of James Dunn is creditor O the estate of Brazie. The Brazie es , tate. Dunn alleges, consists Of req : property in Maricopa county valued , at Ss,o0O. The petition will be heart i on Monday afternoon. December ls : at 1:3O o'clock.
 l. ON LIQUOR cHARGEs-Gabris
 Fonseca yesterday pleaded guilty De . fore United States Commissione ! John B. Henke to a charge Of havlnl 2 a distilling outfit in his possession and was held to answer to the fed eral court He was committed | 2 the county jail in default of bon' : of $500. Marcelo Navarro pleade 2 not guilty to a charge of having m toxicating liquor in his possesslo
 and the preliminary hearing or tn
 case was set by Commissioner Henk = for this afternoon. Navarro Wa y committed to the county jail in de fault of a bond of s350- Both me- 5 were arrested by federal officers. MUST PAY ACCIDENT BILLS . fudge Stanford yesterday issued al order non pro tune, requiring Gull
 1 lermo Rivero to pay $2OO to Alta z gracio April, the person injured D. I Riyero's automobile. for the paymen D of hospital and doctor bills arisin | from the accident. He also issue
 | an order vacating the fine assesse
 Rivero on November r, when n pleaded guilty in the superior cour | to a charge Of leaving the pldce i accident without stopping to give m II address. auto license number and m | name. The amount of the fine as | sessed then was $20o.
 NOT TO USE CERTIFICATES | Frank Viault of the Phoenix f1ou III Mills yesterday issued a statemer
 to the effect that United Publlcit II Service certificates would not |
 used by them in connection VII sales of Arizona Star flour or an
 of their other products. The R' | publican was also asked to state ths l nernission was not given to mar | announcement as was done yestei | dav by the United Publicity SerVl. II of America in an advertisement
 Tbe Republican to the effect that II
 certificates would be found in u | company's flour.
 Approximately 5000, poo electr | ,,,ons arc used today in illumlnatlI