Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
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 VISITING AT VENICE Mrs. street, is spending a few days at Venice, Calf.
 COLLIE WANTS HOME-Some- one who will care for him may have four months old collie dog by calling for him at sos North First street.
 COUPLE WILL MARRY-A nc- ence to marry was issued yesterday to w. M. Griffiths, S3, of Casa Grande, and Evelyn Holloway, 34, of Wash ington, D. c.
 l.. c. REESE FUNERAL-Funeral services for L. C. Reese will be held at the Merryman chapel this after noon at o'clock. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery
 GOES TO TAX CONFERENCE Chairman Howe Of the state tax com mission left on Thursday night for Brentwood, N. H., to attend the ma tionaI conference of tax officials
 UNDElIVERED TELEGRAMS- The following undellvered telegrams are a the local office of the Western Union: E. F. O. Anderson, Frederick c. Emery, Primm Oil Engine Co, w G. Tolleson. J. M. Goodin, NJ Weston Lake. Mrs. c. F. Black, Clarence Ball Ex- MEN SEEK JOBS- William F. Blake post No. 40. Amer ican legion, colored, has established an employment agency to secure po- sitions for colored ex-service men. All persons in need Of help are re- qucsted to telephone legion head quarters, No. 493S. or call at 364 North Seventh avenue
 PEHEINEC DREhItlkA o chamber of commerce received yes terday the premium list of the San Diego county farm bureau fair, which is to be held at Balboa park, San Diego, Cal, on Sept. q. 22, 23 and 24. Those interested in the premium list may examine it at the chamber of commerce, where it is on file for the use of the public.
 RETURN FROM FLAGSTAFF Naomi and Mildred Reed have re- turned from Flagstaff, where they have been spending the summer months. 1ne Misses Reed are teach CTS in the Phoenix public schools and Miss Naomi Reed for the past three years has held the position or organ ist of the First Baptist church of this city.
 VALUE ESTATE AT sto,ooo-Pe- tition for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of Minnie May Edwards by Charles Edgar Edwards, the husband. The estate consists of real and personal property situated in Peoria to which the petitioner gives the value of SIG, 900 The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, September IF, at 80 o'clock.
 FORFEIT BoNDs-T. w. Yarbro and Charles Lunsford. charged with violating city traffic ordinances, each forfeited a s cash bond by failing to appear in police court yesterday af- ternoon when their cases were called. Yarbro was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a l light and Lunsford was charged with driving with an open muffler.
 CHURCH WEDDiNG-Frank A
 Whittier, for several years resident
 of Phoenix, and Miss Ida L. Wilson of Los Angeles were married on i Wednesday. Aug. 24, at the regular
 prayer meeting of the Church of God at Ninth avenue and West Madison
 street, the Rev. S. L. Johnson. pastor officiating. MT. and Mrs. Whittier
 will reside at 14 North Tenth street
 LEAVE FOR GLOBE-Mrs. Cliff ford Corp of Globe. who with her two | sons Sydnor Kavanaugh and Charles 1 Ives. has been visiting her sister ] Miss Mary Kavanaugh at the latter home at 14l7 North First street, VII l leave this morning for Globe. Mlsi 1 Ethel Head of Streeter, IL, and Chi' 1 caeo. where she fills an edltorla chair for the Associated Press. wh' also has been visiting at the kaVa I naugh home, will leave this eVenlnt 1 for Los Angeles on an extended stay Ii SORROWS NICKEL OF CoURI- i Following his arraignment yesteroa.
 before Justice Sullivan on charg'
 of simple assault preferred by hl
 wife JjdfIie o. B. Simmons, a ne
 gro. borrowed a nickel rom tn \ judge stating he wanted it to pay hi transportation over the street car lln
 to his home on Nineteenth and Mag
 nolia avenues Simmons entered
 plea of not guilty to the charge an' was then released on his own recos
 nizance to appear for a trial mex
 Tuesday moaning.
 HERE ON WAY TO TUCSON
 Ernest Barnes, a student Of the lav department of the University or AIT zona. passed through the city Iron Flagstaff yesterday, where ne na been spending the summer, on m way to Tucson. MT. Barnes graduated rom the uliANe i, 1913 Since then he has worked railroad yards, was prdenoted to a DO sition in the claims department the Southern Pacific with headquar ters in San Francisco where he wa rapidly promoted. He left his posi tion to enter the artillery service Il France and on his return was re stored to his position which he Ter last September to take up the stud of law. CHARGED WITH MAN ACI T. Carl N. Hoffman yesterday pleaue guilty before United States Commls s;oner John B. Henke to Nharge having violated the Mann act an was held to answer to the feqsrs court under a bond of s1,5Oo Holl man is charged with bringing Luclli l Owen, a 19-year- girl from Can forria to Arizona. According 10 LII
 story told to the officers by Hoffman he met the girl in Kansas after he husband had put her out of his nom ! and went with her to California. The 1 were on their way back to TeXas, T H told the officers. where he had DO awaiting him. Hoffman, the officer
 said admitted he was married. HoIl man was committed to jail in defau z of bond and Mrs. Owen is being hei
 as material witness in the case UT .lo AS 8Sn0