Arizona republican., 1921-05-04


 camp of the G. A. R. will meet at 2:s0 o'clock this afternoon at the Y. M. C. A.
 FUNERAL NOT TODAY-Funera services for Captain Pierpont Minor will not be held this morning, as an- nounced, no arrangements having as vet been made. The announcement of the funeral will be made later
 TO GIVE BIRD TALk-Joe V. Pro- chaska. state game warden, will be the principal talker at a meeting to be held at the Roosevelt school on Saturday afternoon. MT. Prochaska will give a bird talk. The girl re- serves will have charge of the pro- gram.
 INSPECTION ASKED Company H, 15Sth infantry. Arizona National Guard, has filed a request with Ad- jutant General Ingalls, for inspection. The machine gun unit is located at Casa Grande and is composed of 61 men and three officers.
 AUXILIARY MEETING-The Wo- mans Auxiliary of the American Le- zion will meet at ocfock this even ing at the Legion Aeadquarters on North Seventh avenue. Committees for the Legion dance will make re- ports at this time.
 ELkS' DRILL TEAM DANCE The Elks drill team and fife and drum corps will give another of its delightful dances tonight at the Red Bird. The hall will be cool, as addi tional fans have been installed. There will be prize waltzes and other novelties
 TWO DEGREES GRANTED-Two decrees of divorce were granted yes terday by Judge Joseph s. Jencles as follows: Julius Tubes from Cath crime Tubes. charge, desertion: and Bertha M Watkins from H. w. Wat kins. charges. cruelty and failure to provide. In the last case the maiden name, Bertha M. Gibbs. was restored.
 NOTICE TO ROTARIANS-Me bers of the Phoenix Rotary club are notified to meet at the undertaking establishment of A. l.. Moore & Son at 1:45 D. m.. Thursday, May }. and from there to march in a body to Trinity Episcopal cathedral, where they will attend the funeral services of a former Rotarian, the late Dr. Robert R. Brownfield.
 POSTPONE NMENT- The entertainment committee of the Country club yesterday announced tlfat the May entertainment would be postponed for the present because of the death of Dr. Robert R. Brown field a director of the club, who was fatally injured in a motor ear acci- dent near Mesa Saturday night. ASKS EHEARING-Judge c. F. Ainsworth, through his counsel, yes terday filed a motion for rehearing in the supreme court which handed down a decision April 19 when it af- l firmed the judgment of the lower court in favor of I. J. Lipsohn, who | sued Judge Ainsworth for salary in an amount over SS,500.
 NEW CORPORATiON- oi | incorporation of the Union Motors Inc, were filed with the corporation commission yesterday. among the in corporators being Neil s. Mccarthy Los Angeles and Phoenix lawyer, who i is one of the directors of the new company, which will engage in gen eral automobile business on the coast l The company has an authorized capi- | tai stock of S10,000, divided into 10t | shares at s100 share
 | ON FORGERY CHARGE-Mollitar l Nieto yesterday was arraigned before l Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge O. l forgery. He was committed to tn, 1 county jail under a bond of $500 anC | the hearing of the case was set fol l this afternoon at ? o'clock. The com pla1nt was made by A. D. Cheatham who charges that Nieto gave him { check for s15 dated April 23, payabl. to Jose Hernandez, and signed witt the name of B. c. Glow. Cheathan alleges the check was forged b. 1 Nieto
 AID CLUB MEETlNG-The Adver l tising club of Phoenix will hold it
 regular meeting following Luncheon
 at the Y. NJ. C. X. at noon today In
 vitations have been accepted by tn
 Rotary club. Kiwanis club. Realt.
 board, Merchants and Manufactur CTS association and the chamber o
 Commerce to send delegations to thi meeting. The subject to be presente'
 will be an advertising program boost ing Phoenix and the Salt River val 1 ley. As this matter is of vital i'm
 portance to every business and pro
 fessional man, as well as every indi vidual who makes his or her Twin | here, a large attendance is urged
 The officers of the Ad club will ap
 preciate it if all members and in
 vited guests will be at the Y. NJ. c. 4 1 promptly at 12, so that the meetin
 will not be unnecessarily prolonged.