Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
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 TO HOLD LUNcHEoN-Tne Ari- Zona Association of Life Under writers will hold a luncheon at the Grand Cafe Monday.
 HAS RECOVERED - pr. Harry Carson has recovered from influenza and is back at his office.
 HERE ON BUSINESS = l. Stein hardt, representing the Conn. Gold water Go. of Los Angeles. Is spending a few days here on business. He is a guest at the Jefferson.
 VISITING SON HERE = MT. and Mrs. E. R. Linney of Danville, Ky. are visiting their son, J. E.. Linney of S37 North Eighth avenue. A LITTLE TOkEN-As a token of his appreciation of good marksman- ship, E. B. Sisk, special federal agent, sent Policeman Mike Strathy an or der for two boxes of cartridges yes terday.
 ONE MARRIAGE LIcENsE-A license to marry was issued yester- day to Harvey L. Beauchamps. "A, of Tolleson, and Lois Ritchy, 20 of Denver, Colorado.
 OFFICER REINSTATED c. Dewitt yesterday was reinstated as a deputy sheriff by Sheriff Mont gomery, after being suspended for 40 days He resumed his duties yes | terday.
 WANTED IN oREGoN-william | F. Seeman yesterday was arrested by l Deputy Sheriff c. P. Anderson and Is being held for the authorities at Vale, Oregon. According to wires | 10 Shnriff nt NaIa n, wanted in that state on a felony | charge.
 RED CROSS SEEKS EIGHT = Harry Hendricks, George A. Runden, Fred Kuhn, Otis Petit, Robert Yost, Siretha Mae Graham, Mrs. Wilma 1 Cappo and Fannie Burns are asked to call at the office of the service section of the Red Cross, 516 Heard Il building.
 CALLED BY ILLNEss-R. J. Jun german of Palo Alto, Albert Junger- man of Modesto and Dr. Otto Junger- man of Oakland arrived yesterday from the coast, having been called to Tempe by the serious illness of their father, John Jungerman, a well known south side rancher.
 1 ENTERTAINS ALUMNl-Dr. Har- ry OrvilIe Brown on Friday night entertained members of the alumni and former students of Kansas uni versity at his home, 525 West Port land street. Any other students or former students of the university are requested to communicate with him
 telephone 3306.
 II FARM BUREAU MEETiNG-Th, I Washington district farm bureau vii
 hold a regular meeting on Monday
 night at the Washington school Northern avenue and Lateral 14. 4
 large attendance is desired at thi.
 meeting as there is important busi
 ness to transact c. w. Steele, sec retary.
 NO NEED FOR sIGNs-The cham ] Der of commerce has issued reques that all signs bearing on the banl
 situation be withdrawn from window! |. and other places of display. It f
 pointed out that the financial flurr, of the moment has been tided ovel
 and that there is no longer any req
 son for displaying the signs. | FUNERAL OF J. D. HOUck-
 Funeral services for J. D. Houck
 who died last Thursday at his hom
 at Cave Creek, will be held tomorrow
 afternoon at o'clock at the chape of A. L. Moore and Son. Intermen
 will be in Greenwood cemetery. MI
 Houck was "A years old and was {
 member of the G. A. R., and the Ma sonic order
 GETS s5,ooo vERDicT-Frank L Shahan yesterday was awarded judgment of s5000 by jury in Judg Stanfords division of the superio
 court against Edward W. Samuel
 and Leon Tolleson. Shahan brough
 suit for $50O0 against the defendants alleging he sustained injuries to tha
 extent when a gasoline pump ex
 p1oded while he was working in tn
 employ of the defendants as pump
 man on their ranch The explosion
 occurred, he said, on August 5, 1920
 FUNERAL OF MRS. J. D. SHEA
 Funeral services for Myrtle kenda Shea, wife of J. D. Shea and sister Mrs. James G. Hammeis of Glendal and H. A. Kendall of Prescott, wi be held this afternoon at o'clock a the H. M. Maus chapel, 311 Mort First avenue. The Rev. James Ferris will officiate. The body wi be sent to Los Angeles later. | LEASE SHOW ROOM-The Arizo | na Electric Appliance company whlc has been located at 325 West Adam street, has secured lease on qua1 ters at 40 East Adams street an will use them as a show and salt room, retaining the old location | a. S6rVlCe ana SlOEdSt ucpeii eAich In the new store all manner of dt mestic electrical appliances al | demonstrated. including the Feeder
 electric washing machine.
 IL TO YUMA COUNTY-Member
 the state tax commission, includiI | Charles R. Howe, chairman; Fral
 Luke and E. A. Hughes, will lea
 this evening for Yuma county, whe
 they will go over the tax work VI J the county assessor. A survey al
 will be made of the county relatl - to valuations for the assessments I the coming year. From Yuma coun
 the commissioners will go to Mona
 county returning to Phoenix in days.
 HELD FOR TRIAL-H. l.. Ora yesterday was held to answer to t superior court by Justice Nat T. NJ Kee after a hearing on charge embezzlement. He was committed the county Jail when he failed furnish. a bond of $1.000. The col plaint was made by P. r. Trega sk
 of the Apache garage. who alles - while Crane was employed in . garage in December he used $40 .f of the garages funds for his O