Arizona republican., 1921-09-08

It @ marry was issued yesterday to Ches- ter Martin. 21 and Dorothy Living ston, IT, both of Phoenix
 VISITING IN CALIFORNIA -Dr. 1 J. F. Dunlap is in Santa Monica and | is being entertained at the Marine | apartments on Pier avenue.
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAM - There is a telegram at the office of the Western Union for R. l.. Young. |
 DIRECTORS TO MEET - The di- rectors of the chamber of commerce will hold their regular weekly meet ing at the Arizona club at noon to- day.
 LADIES AID TO MEET - The Ladies Aic society of the Zion Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs Uru Howe, 1921 East Brill street this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 VIsITED IN PHOENIX = Mrs. Newton Hackrey and Mrs. Mary s. Rogers of Mesa, with MT. and Mrs. Aaron Phillip and children of Globe. motored to Phoenix Sunday to visit friends.
 RETURNS TO PHOENIX = Mrs. Sarah J. Westfall, mother of Mrs. William Burton McCandliss, has re- turned tho Phoenix after an absence of one year spent in Long Beach, Calif., and will remain here this winter.
 BACK FROM cALIFoRNIA-Mr and Mrs. Joseph E. Morrison of 121S East Moreland street are home again after a stay of two months in Cali fornia. They visited at Catalina Island. the Yosemite valley, Los Angeles and other points.
 DOUGHNUT SoClAL-Mrs. w. B. I T1N l0 l, fal inv ra ifr,
 to all members and friends of the B. Y. P. U. of the First Southern Baptist church to meet on the lawn of her residence at 733 East Port land street this evening at s o'clock for a doughnut social.
 ANNOUNCE SCHOOL OPENING The board of trustees of the
 Balsz school wish to announce that
 school will open on Monday morn
 ing, September 12. Parents will
 please see that all children are on
 hand Monday morning for registra-
 tion
 | CHARGE IS DISMISSED = On
 motion of Paul McIver, assistant
 county attorney, a charge of grand
 larceny against Frank Shindlebower
 was dismissed by Justice Henry J.
 Sullivan. Shindlebower was ordered
 released from the county jail where
 he was held following his arrest on
 August 29. He was charged with taking a horse from +. c. Robinette i OPENS PIANO STUDIO - Mrs William Burton McCandliss has | opened her piano studio at 525 East l Moreland street for the winter term I Mrs. McCandliss has proved herself
 a teacher of great merit and ability : and her recitals have been important I events of the local musical season Q Her announcement states that hel ol pupils are taught from the standpoint of art, beauty and expression. Th' l enrolment for the coming term hal : been much larger than anticipated. e Is GRANTED DIVORCE - NJ J e Morley. former proprietor of Nor r ley's Country club and prominen d Phoenix amusement man, yesterda, | was granted a decree of divorce b.
 Judge Jenckes from Frances Morley E whom he said he married in To . Angeles. May s. 1920. Morley al 5, legged he did not know her presen e whereabouts.
 l. IS REMINDED TO JAIL Enas E tacio Mendocio was arraigned yes n terday before Justice Henry J. Sulli \ var on a charge of assault with Il deadly weapon. The case was SC for a hearing on Saturday mornin a and Mendocio was committed to tn l. county jail under a bond of $100. Fl -e $ charged with making an assault Q Nt A. Romera last Sunday with a re 1 volver following a dispute over tn
 change from a S20 bill. Romera sus 10 tained two wounds from bullets al h legged to have been fired at him b > Mendocio.
 to FARM BUREAU TO MEET
 
 r. side farm bureau will be held at th r. Murphy school tonight at o'cloc 1o for the purpose of discussing mear J of obtaining adequate cotton picker re this fail. County Agent H. c. HeaI so will be the principal speaker. He wi 1e explain what benefits the individu 5s farmer has received from the activ '. ties of the county and state far ie bureaus since their inception S 5e months ago and will outline some lh thelr plans for the immediate futur = ~ All residents of the district are urg, "a to attend.
 gu ~ SALES MANAGER IS HERE - e- c. Johnson, assistant sales manag ca of the Palm Olive company of Ss
 Francisco, is in Phoenix. He h. . been making a survey of the loc
 field and reports that conditions a
 good and that prospects for a mo
 satisfactory business in the futu
 are encouraging. MT. Johnson whi
 here announced the appointment c. B. Weber as state manager the Palm Olive products, with hea quarters in Phoenix. MT. Weber W direct the sale of Palm Olive produc throughout the state as we'll locally.
 HOLD HEARING TODAY - T preliminary hearing of Houston Ma field, charged with assault with deadly weapon, will begin at o'clock this morning in the court Justice Henry J. Sullivan. Ma field is charged with making an . sault with a pocket knife up Manual Salaris on June 25. Sala sustained two gashes as the result \ the encounter, which, according the officers, began first as a ifs \ encounter between three Mayfi, X boys and four of the Salarises at \ intersection of the Park and Indi RI School roads. Mayfield followi Al his arrest and arraignment on s charge was released under a be N of s1000.
 Fl OFFICIALS FILE ANSWER - H an answer filed yesterday to the S F of the Phoenix Steam Laundry co I bany for writ of mandamus to co III pei G. T. Martin, city building RI spector, and V. A. Thompson, C |A manager. to issue them a permit FB build a steam laundry on No |E Sixth avenue, the defendants all Fl that city ordinance No. 255 is not l violation ot the United States e H,r