Arizona republican., 1921-12-28
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PAN-HELLENic cLUs-Reser- vations for the Hellenic club luncheon to be held at l o'clock Sat urday afternoon at the Hotel Adams should be made tomorrow to Mrs. J. F. Wilson, telephone S926. All girls who are members of the Is national sororities are invited to at tend.
 ODD FELLOWS DANCE-New Years eve will be observed by Odd Fellows with a dance for all mem bers and friends at the lodge hall. corner Third avenue and Adams street, next Saturday night. The event will be a gala affair which is expected to attract record crowd.
 PRIZES IN CONTEST - The chamber of commerce. according to a notice issued yesterday, will give large and striking picture of Su- perstition mountain as one of the prizes in a contest which has been Instituted for school children by the Old Spanish Trails association in conjunction with its work of popu- larizing this highway.
 NOT TO CALL cALENDAR-ow ing to the number of cases not yet disposed of by the supreme court. the calendar win not be called in Janu- ary. according to the announcement made yesterday by Virginia Davis. clerk of the court. It has been the custom of the court to call the cal endar the second Monday of January. but the matter has been continued indefinitely.
 INSPECTING INSTITUTIONS - Raymon Earhart, state treasurer and member of the board of directors of state institutions, is on a tour of in spection of state institutions. MT. Earhart visited the penitentiary at Florence yesterday and today will investigate conditions at the Fort Grant Industrial school.
 DIVERT FLOOD WATERS - High waters in Castle Creek caused Benjamin Rice of Phoenix and sever al other guests at the Castle Hot Springs hotel to work hard for sew eral hours to check the water and keep it from causing considerable damage at the resort, according to word received here last night. By quick work the men diverted the swollen stream into harmless chan nels.
 TOLLESON FARM BUREAU - The Tolleson Farm bureau will meet at 7:30 o'clock this evening at ward school No. 1 for the election of of ficers and the organization of the Tolleson farm bureau district. Fred Tait, county chairman of the farm bureau, and Marvin Young, secretary, will attend the meeting. Entertain ment will be provided by a male Quartette from Phoenix, and during the meeting a light lunch will be served.
 CHARGED WITH FORGERY - Jeff l.. Smith yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Nat T. Mckee on three counts charging forgery. The preliminary hearing of the case was set for December 29, and Smith was committed to the county jail under a bond of sI000. Smith is charged with uttering three checks on December 13, to all of which he is alleged to have forged the name of Sam Pasco.
 DESTROY IloUOR-In accord ance with an order issued yesterday by Judge Stanford. Sheriff Mont gomery at 1:30 o'clock this after noon will destroy the liquid evidence in 2e liquol cases which have been tried and finished in the superior court Approximately 40 gallons of "moonshine" whiskey will be poured into the gutter on West Jefferson street back of the jail by the sheriff and his deputies The containers of the liquor include every kind of bot tie known and several kegs and stone jugs.
 XMAS AT BETHANY HOME Gfr elzh aI Sunday at Bethany Home sanitarium. The main building and cottag ges were decorated for the occasion and bas- kets of fruit and candy were given all the patients. The star merry maker was Rady Kunselman, who entertained by drawing pictures and acted as Santa Claus. Mrs. Florence Bryant added to the enjoyment with several readings, and Christmas carols were sung at the close of the celebration.
 MARRIAGE NsEs-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Thomas Ward, 21. and Frances An derson. r, both of Chandler; Willard s. Storms, 34. of Prescott. and Villa NJ Ester. 2S, of Whittier, Calif.: Mike L.alich, 2S, of Phoenix, and Marion Starr. IS. of Chandler: George A. Standifird. %, of Mesa, and Lela Patterson. IS, of Casa Grande; Will fam Nelson, 33, of Blackwater. and
 Minnie Breckinridge, 20. of Laveen; :; George Harold Gavin, 22. and Doris Christy, both of Phoenix; Ventura r. April, 26. and Sarah A. Barela. IS. both of Tempe; Jesus Campoy, a. of Sonora, Mex, and Mary Luis Pima, 19, of Guaymas. Mex.
 SENTENCED TO JAll-Martin Macias yesterday was sentenced by Judge Stanford to serve one year in the county. jail at hard labor. He l was found guilty several days ago on a charge of manufacturing intoX- l icating liquor. Jesus Gonzales plead ed guilty to similar charge and was sentenced to serve 10 days tn the county jail. Ed Wright, charged
 with robbery in connection with the | holdup of gambling game on East | Jefferson street on December 4, yes | terday pleaded not guilty to the 1 charge and the case will be tried or | February 5. Lee Wright, who waS l found guilty by a jury on an indict- l ment returned by the grand jury
 charging him with assault. yester- day was sentenced by Judge Stan l ford to serve 50 days in the county ! iail