Arizona republican., 1921-05-06
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ASST. ATTY. GEN. RETURNS George R. Hill, assistant attorney general, returned yesterday from Globe where he has been for a week on official business.
 BARBECUE BENEFIT - There will be a barbecue on Saturday, be- ginning at 1 a. m. at Fifth and Jet- ferson streets, for the benefit of the Second Baptist church.
 ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON - The Rotary club will hold it's regular weekly luncheon today at the Y. NJ. C. A. Group nine will have charge of the program.
 WOMEN MEMBERS TO MEET - A meeting of all women members of the chamber of commerce will be held al the chamber of commerce at ?: 30 o'clock this afternoon.
 WANT NAMES OF SOCIETIES. The chamber of commerce desires to get a list of the names of all the state societies of Maricopa county, with the names of their officers as well as the date of the next meeting of each.
 COOKED FOOD sALE-The wom- en of Central Christian church will hold a cooked food sale Saturday. May :, from Il a. m. to 6 D. m., at Backett's market
 APPROVE HIGHWAY PLAN The board of supervisors of Gila county has unanimously approved the proposition of Thomas Maddock, the state engineer. for construction of a portion of the Superior Miami high way, submitted last week.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local Western Union of flee: H. s. Thomas, Fred E. Gibbs, Mrs. Bessie Hooper, Porter Davis. J. E. Irving, Jake Burnes, Edna Lopez, Wiley w. Conway. Mrs w. G. Cham berS. Mrs. N. c. Jefferson.
 HUSBAND GETS DlVORCE-On grounds of cruelty, F. M. Lynn yes terday was granted decree of di- vorce from Hattie B. Lynn by Judge JenclSes. The first suit filed by Lynn for decree was denied on Wednes- day by Judge Jenckes and a second Lynn. This was heard yesterday aft ernoon
 FIND MooNSHINE-T. Carleyboy and c. F. Cable were arrested yes terday afternoon by Deputy Sheriffs
 R. M. Price and Al Dewitt after the officers found about nine gallons oi ''moonshine" whisky in their house VII " cot JelltISOil street. bOlT IIleT were released under bonds of S25l each to appear today. An investiga- tion was made by the officers wher 1 neighbors called the sheriff's office and complained that the men were intoxicated and were disturbing tho l peace.
 1 SEIZED CAR TO BE SoLD-Aftel hearing yesterday morning on thu sale of a Stakeholder car taken b, l the officers when w. P. Hart was ar rested several weeks ago on a charg, i of transporting Intoxicating liquor Judge Stanford adjudged the equit, l Of Hart in the car to be SCOT 90 anc ordered that the car be sold and thi.
 amount be turned oyer to the count, | treasurer. Hart pleaded guilty ant i was sentenced to serve one year il l jail and pay fine of $500. Severa l days ago Hart was released on pa l role
 FARM BUREAU MGETING-C. S
 Brown, president of the State Earn l bureau, will be the principal speakei at the meeting of the Madison Earn bureau at the Madison school at z 3, 1 o'clock tonight He has just re- turned from Washington, where h, had conference with Presiden Harding and Secretary of Agricultur, I Wallace on a protective tariff on lon, 1 staple cotton and other legislation l He will give detailed information ol l the work being done by the Nationa
 Farm bureau federation. All farmer,
 of the district. whether members ol not, are invited to attend the meeting [