Arizona republican., 1921-04-17
HARMONY CLUB EvENT-F

HARMONY CLUB EVENT-For the purpose of obtaining funds to carry on it's charitable work, the liar mony club will give a delightful event on April 2. In addition to bridge a program Wall be presented during the tea hour. Table reserva- tions may be made through Mrs. A. B. Stoner, STOP.
 MAY HAVE STAMPS-A. G. Samas, apartado No. 4S2, Mexico, D. F., has asked the chamber of com merce in a letter received here yester- day for the names of individuals or firms interested in foreign postage stamps. Those who are making col lections of these stamps may find 1t worth while to take up the matter with Mir. Samas.
 POSTPONE MEETING - Roose- welt Neighborhood club has postponed it's meeting set for Wednesday one week. The feature of the meeting on the twenty seventh will be the read ing by Mrs Franklin McCluskey or the "Kentucky Cardinal An eXcep- tionally attractive musical program will be presented. Mrs. Carl H. Roe ser will act as chairman and the guests of honor of the occasion will be the members of the Mesa Woman s club.
 LAW AND MOTION DAY-Tomor- row will be law and motion day Tn the United States district court and Judge William H. Sawtelle has is sued a request that all attorneys hay ing cases before this court be present at the opening at 9:30 o'clock in the morning. Next Monday April 25, Will be law and motion day for the Pres- colt calendar, the setting of which J,,6c a | Phoenix.
 SUES FOR 5,ooo-Declaring that | through the alienation of his wife S l affections he has been damaged to the extent of 5000, John E. Me | Bride yesterday brought suit against | Ambrotio Benabidez. Mcbride al- leges that Benabidez, with intent to injure him, broke up his home ana | seduced his wife. The affection ms wife had for him, he says. was alien ated and he was deprived of her so- | ciety and association.
 NEGROES STAGE HOLDUP- | Two unmasked negroes entered the
 Sunrise grocery store at s01 West 1 Sherman street about S:30 o'clock
 last night and held up the proprietor
 of the place, according to report
 made to the sheriffs office. The 1 holdup men secured about $50 II money and bogus check for $3. They | also took a 32 Colts revolver from
 the proprietor. The store is con-
 ducted by a Chinaman who says he 1 knows the men who held him up Deputy Sheriffs Meeks. Smith, Blan-
 co and Dewitt investigated, but were unable to find any trace of the ne | groes. who fled after they had footed 1 the store.
 DISSOLUTION ASKED-Petitior
 for Involuntary dissolution of the C l H. R. c. Oil company, an Afizons l corporation. was filed yesterday by 1 c, w. Davis, president of the com | pany. The petition states that at z 1 meeting of the stockholders held or 1 March B. 1921, a resolution was passed authorizing the exchange O. stock in the c. H. R. c. Oil com pany for stock in the Henderson l Cooper Oil company, consolidated, O | Texas, upon condition that the con solidated company assume all liabil ities of the c. H. R. C. company l The exchange has been made, h.
 says and there is no longer any req,
 son for continuing the c. H. R. c
 Oil company.
 PLEADS GUILTY-I. L. Jacobs | yesterday pleaded guilty in the Su perior court on a charge of embez l element and sentence will be passed next Tuesday by Judge Stanford. Ja
 cobs was brought back from Sal II Francisco yesterday morning by Dep
 uty Sheriff R. NJ. Price and wa
 taken before Justice Nat T. Mckee
 He waived a preliminary hearing am
 was held to answer. The complain
 was made by C. C. Covington. wh
 charges that while Jacobs was act
 ing as agent for the Graham Pape
 company of Fl Paso he used s4se.s
 belonging to the paper company fo
 his own use. Jacobs told Judge Stan
 ford when arraigned in Tebruar,
 that he was invited by a friend t
 join in a poker game at a place O North Central avenue and that h lost all his money. including two
 cheeks he had received from custom CTS of the paper company