Arizona republican., 1921-01-04
ENTERS eoveRNoR's OFFICE

WI 4Nt' AhCNSs's'shAS ACl AiiG 1ulQlG SdItAt
 ENTERS GOVERNORS OFFICE Mrs. Helen Burns was appointed a ste nographer in the office of Governor Campbell yesterday. Mrs Burns has been connected with law offices in the city for the past several years and is regarded as particularly efficient.
 HERE FROM FLAGSTAFF Colonel and Mrs. Fred s. Breen of Flagstaff are spending a few days in town
 s. P., NOT TO MOVE-The South ern Pacific will not move it's city ticket office back to it's former home in the Hotel Adams building it was an nounced yesterday. For purpose Of economy the office is to remain in con- solidatiOn with that of the Santa Fe. The Southern Pacific. which holds a lease on the Hotel Adams location will transfer il to prospective tenant.
 GOES TO SAN DIEGO-E. Van RibbinS of the San Francisco Exam iner, who has been erjoying a Sabbati- cal period in Phoenix as the director of nublcity for the committee of one hundred on good roads. left last night for San Diego to join his family. Af- ter d few days there he will return to his post. on the Examiner
 ANNOUNCE RAiD-J. P. Dillor, United States marshal. announced yesterday that United States deputy marshals had raided the so-calIed White City. near Fort Huachuca. and had arrested IS colored women and two white men, who are said to own much of the property ID the city. The 20 prisoners were bound over to the federal court and were taken to Tue son and placed in jail there until the
 case shall come to trial The charge ! is maintaining house of ill-fame within ten miles of a military post. ! which is a violation of federal stat ute
 1 CHIEF. CLERK AND WIFE VISIT l -C. R. McFall. chief clerk of the l United States district court for the
 district of Arizona, is spending a few
 days in Phoenix on business connected
 with the local office Mrs McFaH is
 accompanying. him.
 1 ANNOUNCE BUSINESS MEETING A business meeting of the Business
 and Professional Womans club will be held at T:30 o'clock Thursday even-
 ing at the chamber of commerce.
 WANTS HOMES FOR DoGS-Hu-
 mane Officer Canning reports three
 pups at So2 West Washington street
 capable of developing into good dogs that would like homes.
 ADAMS Pr. 4. TO MEET-Nfrs
 F. E. Stevens will -e the principal
 speaker at this afternoons meeting of
 the Adams Parent Tea cher associa
 ton. Mrs. Stevens will discuss the movement for cleaner city. The
 Adams Glee club will contribute to
 the program which will be given in
 horor of the recently elected officers
 Mrs Charles Macbeth. president: Mrs
 Wyhe Leeper, vice-president, and Mrs Luke Henderson. secretary treas , urer. At this meeting arrangements } will be made for serving hot lunches tc
 the school children during the re ! mainirg winter months.
 REPORT RoBBERY-Thieres en.
 tered the ranch house of Robert Mil 3 Ter, about six miles west of Phoenix g Sunday night and ransacked the house 3 according to q report made to the sher.
 iffs office. Entrance was gained b, s the use of a duplicate key which wa, ? found or the floor near the door b, . Mrs. Miller An open-face TIowar. 9 watch, a ladies' oper face Walthan
 watch with the initials "C. G. NJ" oi the back, an Elk tooth charm. a golt r card case. an Elk's pm set with dia 8 monds and sapphires. a sapphire rin, /. and a sapphire. brooch were amorj { the things taken by the burglars [ Deputy Sheriffs Al Dewitt and Gil - bert Blanco are investigating the rob e bery.
 | LEAVE FOR ALABAMA-Mr. an s Mrs. F. M. kornegey of 1921 Wood S land avenue will leave today for Bir r mingham. Ala, after a sojourr i f Phoenix for the past three months n They plan to return next fall and re q main all winter
 e PUBLIC LIBRARY cLosED-Th l. public library will not reopen unt O Wednesday morning at g o'clock. tn
 task of taking the annual inventory q s, the books requiring more time tha z. anticipated
 # JUVENILE PARTY TODAY
 There will be a juvenile party at th IS Woman's club this afternoon at 2. I g. CLOCK. All members are requesto d 10 atterd but only those in costum '- VIII take part in the exercises Erin , your lunch. i4
 BOYS CHOIR TO REHEARsE- - All members of the Boys Choir cIu r. are requested to be present at re Id uedrsaI Wednesday afternoon af l- o'clock at the School or Music .y BUILDERS EXCHANGE SMOKE T. IHeIt VIII be meeting and snol5 SC or me Builders exchange in the chan $. "SI oL commerce on Tuesday eyeniT r. at t:3O o'clock. All members are llrg. 1- to attend. as tbere will be t-ano~t7. l. business to transact
 al RETURNS FROM ABROAD-zrl 's Mary r. Anderson and daughter h9 's. returned to their home on C2enda 's. avenue, Miss Anderson and sister, MI ms Hal C. Bangs and little son Of Gle ld COG, H., having spent the summer al v autumn abroad
 CHANCE IN LAW FlRM-Robe - A. McMurchie has retired from { ve law offices of Leroy Anderson, | nd firm in the future to be known as A i'll derson. Gale and Nilsson Alfred Ga he and George Nilsson are the new pal ds uers. They have been associated wi Ter Mir. Anderson for some time. It is a 'or nounced that MT. McMurchie will I
 main in Phoenix