Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
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 ROTARY CLUB LUNcHEoN-The Phoenix Rotary club will hold it's reg ular weekly luncheon today noon at
 WOMEN TO MEET-The women of the Central Christian church will hold an all day meeting today. The regu- lar monthly business meeting will be held at 2:3O in the church parlors.
 SET HEARING-The corporation commission yesterday set for Monday morning at 10 o'clock a hearing of the rate case of carload lots of sheep be- tween Arizona points.
 LADIES' AID MEETING-The la dies aid of the Presbyterian church will hold an all day meeting at the church today Officers for the en- suing year vii be elected. All mem bers are urged to be present.
 MISSIONARY MEETING-The Mis- sionary society of the First Baptist church will meet at 80 o'clock this afternoon at the church. All members and friends of the church are invited | to attend.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licensest to 1 marry were issued yesterday to W. B. | Kinkead, 20 and Louise Jewett, 31, l both of Phoenix; and Arthur Lee. 29, and Elsie Moore, p, both of Tolleson.
 BRIDGE TEA TOMoRRoW-The Country club will give bridge tea tomorrow afternoon when the hostess es will be Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson, Mrs. c. O. Ellis, Mrs. Walter Bennett, Mrs. Garrett SchulIar Mrs. Harry Chaa6t Ter and Mrs. A. J. Chandler
 TO HOLD ELECTION-Elec of l officers will feature meeting of the Daughters of Caledonia, which will be l held at the home of Mrs. William An derson, 1030 West Polk street, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. All members are urged to be present
 l TO CALL CALENDAR-The su- preme court calendar will be called at 10 o'clock Monday morning, when all cases that are ready will be set for oral argument unless parties desire to submit their cases on briefs.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS-Th following undelivered telegrams are at 1 the local office of the Western Un- ion: Mrs. Lew Woolery, Mrs. NJ. E. l Graham, H. Holden, l.. $, ketchum,
 Mrs. John G. Rodgers, Miss Agnes
 Riden, Vester l. Bird, J. D. Lewis, F. l.. 1 Cowles, G. A. Sears, Maria Gonzales.
 TO HOLD DEBATE-A devate will
 be held Sunday evening at :45 o'clock
 in the high school auditorium between J. M. Bowlen, Socialist, and Frederick
 NJ. Corcoran of the Anti-Socialist League of Arizona The subject will be: Resolved, That Socialism is Eco | nomically Sound" Admission is free. COMMUNITY CLUB PROGRAM The Cartwright Community club will meet at o'clock this afternoon at the district school where a short program l will be presented by the pupils. All women Of the community, whethr1 or not members of the club, are invited 1 to attend the meeting by s.ne commit 1 tee in charge.
 JEWISH SERvlcEs-The regular l Jewish services will be held at s o'clock this evening at the school ad
 ministrs.tio building on North First avsHue. Dr. Lil<naitz will speak on
 suiding Our Journey Mrs Bessae
 Dx Davis will sing Sheldon's More Love to God" and the Temple chorus .l win give the musical part of the serv- ! ice. Glasses in religion followed by short services will be held Saturday Il and Sunday mornings.
 1 RETURNS FOR viSIT-George B. Richmond. for many years business man of this city. now resident of
 Los Angeles, IS visiting friends here He will remain for a week or raore His Son, Charlie Richmond, a product s of the Phoenix schools. former car
 rier on The Republican and q graduate
 from the University of Arizona, is a
 mining engineer in Central America. f HERE ON MOTOR ToUR-Mr. and Mrs. E. $. Armstrong of Chicago are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Roberts, Twenty second avenue and
 the Buckeye road, stopping here on
 their way to Chicago from the coast,
 driving overland. MT. Armstrong is
 president of the F. s. Armstrong Co.,,
 for which MT. Roberts is state man.
 ager. MT. and Mrs. Armstrong yes
 terday expressed themselves as much . impressed with what they had seen in .i Arizona and the valley.
 ERROR CORRECTED-In Wednes- day mornings Republican an error was made in stating that Judge 1 Jenckes had denied decree of di- vorce to Elvira April from Enrique April. The decree of divorce was de nied the husband on a cross complaint Mrs. April asked for a separate main tenance in her suit and April filed { cross complaint asking for the divorce The judge ordered April to pay $7 { week to the support of his wife ane Il their two children.
 INFORMATION WANTED-Phoe. | nicians who may have in their pos
 session information concerning the dats ' of organization of the first chamber of commerce in this city are requested = to send it to Col. James H. McClin | tock state historian. The chamber o | commerce is preparing a new seal an, | it is desired to have the date of or ganization carried in the design. Al ' old minute book of the proceedings Q the organization begins with Novem 4 Der IT, 1896, but it is not known wheth
 CT this marks the beginning of the iD ' Stitution
 N ARRESTED ON WARRANT-whe \ Amar Singh a Hindu, who had bee Fl released n