Arizona republican., 1921-01-21

regular meeting tonight, instead of next Monday night, it was announced yesterday. The change in dates was made to accommodate the Security Benefit association, whose head off cers meet Monday evening.
 CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH mEETiNG-The women of the Gen. tral Christian church inaugural will meet at the church Friday morning at 10 o'clock. A business session of the Loyal Women's class will commence at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
 CHICKEN DlNNER-The Creighton Ladies' Aid society will serve a chicken dinner at the Creighton school from 6 to ' o'clock this evening.
 HERE IN ROAD EREST-Sher- if w. F. Mahoney of Mohave county, former member of the senate and ear Her a representative from Mohave, ar rievd in the city yesterday in the in- terest of a north and south road. He was accompanied by George B. Ayers, chairman of the board of supervisors, and Tom O'Connen. of the state en- gineering department.
 ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON-The Rotary club will hold its regular week. ly luncheon today noon at the J. M. C. A.
 MINING MAN VISITS HERE-A Y. Smith. president of the Common been in Phoenix for the past several days on businass. will return this evening to his home in Pearce.
 GLOBE MAYOR IN CITY - Burke Payne, mayor of Globe, will return to his home today after a. several days stay in the capital on business.
 BEEKEEPERS TO MEET - There will be a meeting of beekeepers Satur- day, January g. at 10 o'clock a. nl., upstairs in the Water Users building, to discuss proposed legislation regard ing inspection, honey markets and other important matters. D. c. Mote, state entomologist, and Webster Lewis of Chandler will address the meeting.
 JEWISH SERVICES - The regular Sabbath services. will be held this evening at s o'clock at the adminis tration building on First avenue. Dr. Liknaitz will speak on Faith and Work' The temple chorus will sing the services, Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis rendering Iittles, How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings," Classes in religion Saturday and Sunday mornings. All welcome.
 NEW OFFICERS ELEcTED-About 25 members of the Florence Critten- don Home circle met in regular month ly meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Gerdes. The following officers were elected to serve for the year 1921: Mrs. H. k. Gerdes, president: Mrs I. l.. Garrison, first vice president; Mrs. R. s. Cad wallader, second vice president; Mrs. J. H. Williams, secretary; Mrs. l. H. kipp, treasurer. Mrs. l.. c. Thompson, general field secretary, made report at the meeting. The hostess served refreshments.
 ALL-DAY RALLY TODAY = The Women's Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church will hold an allday rally today in the church parlors, beginning at 10:30 o'clock this morning. Members, of similar societies of Tempe. Mesa, Chandler and Glen dale are invited to attend, as are all members of the local society and women interested in the work. Mrs. NJ. RI. Northrup, national field secre- 1 tary and also secretary of the south ern California conference, will give an address. Lunch win be served at noon
 COMPLIMENTS THE sHERlFF's BOOkS-In a letter to Sheriff Mont gomery concerning the recent audit made of the books in the sheriff's of nee, Ii. Q. MOFrlSOn, state examiner who conducted the audit, comments the sheriff upon the manner in which the books in the office have been kept Mir. Morrison says in part as follows: Considering the volume of business transacted. the office is conducted ef- ficiently and the records are we'll kept The records and the books in the sher- iff's office are kept by Under Sheriff c. II. Bowers with the assistance oi Deputy Clerks Harry Mitten and Harry Diehl.
 DEMUND ESTATE s122,50o-show. ing the estare to be worth $122,500.S2 the first report of John W. Crenshaw who was appointed receiver of ths estate of Charles E. Demund while i is in litigation. was filed yesterday fl the superior court. Demund was suec for a divorce by his wife, Mary c. De. mund, last October. on the grounds O
 cruelty. She asked that a receiver b, appointed to take charge of the estat. until the suit is heard. According tt 4 the report of Crenshaw. the propert,
 which has come into his possession iconsists of real estate valued at s500C
 cash in the bank $2250s2 and none,
 loaned on notes S115,250.