Arizona republican., 1921-12-16
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HOLIDAY GUESTS-J. C. Darcey, deputy state auditor. and Mrs. Oar cey, of 1919 West Monroe street, are entertaining Mrs. Pauline Darcey and Charles A. Pfeiffer of Fl Paso over the holiday season.
 REDUCE RATES - The corpora tion commission yesterday granted permission to the Pioneer Transfer ! company to reduce its freight rates | from s5 to s4 per hundredweight for | less than ton lots and from $4 to $3 on more than ton lots from Yuma to l Somerton.
 WILL FILED-The will of Harmon l B. Smith, who died December $, 1921, l was filed for probate yesterday by | Ethel Creighton, granddaughter named in the instrument as eXecutrix. The estate consists of personal prop
 erty valued at S3,o00. The petition
 will be heard Oh Tuesday afternoon, December 27, at 1:3e o'clock.
 ON CHECK CHARGE Robert 1 Black. negro, was arrested at Mari 1 copa by Deputy Sheriff Holden on 1 charge of passing bad checks. and l brought to Phoenix last night. Black is alleged to have passed several fic- l tituous checks in Prescott and Phoenix According 10 information
 gathered by police officials here 1 Black spent all the money realized from the checks for liquor and walked to Maricopa, where he was arrested. FIRST PRoSEcUTIoN-Th first prosecution based on the act passed by the last legislature which makes it an offense to spread malicious ru-
 mors of a bank, was brought in 1 Navajo county, the defendant being A. R. Goldman. Goldman is alleged to have stated that a certain bank of
 Navajo county was unsafe. Kenneth
 Freeland, deputy state bank exam liner, was subpoenaed in the case,
 which is being tried in the superior
 court of Navajo county.
 PLEADS GUILTY Jose Pena yesterday pleaded guilty in the supe-
 rior court to a charge of making in-
 toxicating liquor and will be sen fenced tomorrow. A charge of grand
 larceny against Jose Merez was re-
 duced to one of petty larceny by
 Judge Stanford on motion of the
 county attorneys office and Merez . after pleading guilty to the charge . was sentenced to serve 36 days in the | county jail from the date of his ar rest. which brought the sentence to '. an end yesterday and he was dis
 charged.
 hOAO NEAhEf fiNiSf' G " NiNi the exception of one-half mile oi
 pavement, the highway from Tucson
 toward Nogales has been completed according to W. C. Goetz. engineer with the state highway department who was in Phoenix yesterday for g conference with Thomas Maddock
 state engineer. The last half mile stretch of the nine miles of road vii be finished within the next 10 days l Mr. Goetz reported to his chief.
 JEWISH SERVICES = Regular ? Sabbath services of Beth Israel vii , be held this evening at o'clock a
 the school administration building ol l North First avenue. The rabbi, Dr 1 Liknaitz, will speak on the subject
 "A Manly Stand" The Templ' l Chorus will render the regular res
 l ponses of the services. Mrs. Bessi
 Fox Davis will sing "The Plains O 1 Peace,o by Barnard. Glasses in re
 IIgion on Saturday and Sunday morn l ing at 10 o'clock. All are welcome ELECT OFFICERS-The Order o
 the Eastern Star of Glendale No 2( held its annual election on Tuesday December 13, and the following off
 cers were elected for the ensuin year: Gertrude Robinson, worth matron; Nellie M. Lyle, associat matron; Fannie M. Peck. conduct ress; Mrs. Teague, associate con ductress: Mrs. McRuer, secretary Lucy M Walters, treasurer; Joh NJ. Turner, worthy patron-
 E. AND A. M. ElGCTlON-Elec tion of officers of Glendale lodge NC 23 F. and A. NJ, was held Wednes day night, December 14, and the fol lowing were unanimously elected I serve for the coming year: F.. \
 Lyle, worshipfui master; L. A. Myer senior warden; J. V. Harrison, Junic ! warden; Harry Bousen, secretary
 c. NJ Wood treasurer. It was de cided to invite the Order of Easter . Star to join with the Masons
 holding a joint installation of officer on Monday, December 19, and the 1T [ vitation was accepted.
 BAPTIST SOClAL-The your ' business mems Bible class of u , First Baptist church held it's fir
 social evening at the home of Ga . Baker, 1422 North Central avenl . last evening This class was O. ganized a few weeks ago and Il 3 pastor, Dr. Shanks, is the teache i, Plans are being worked out for 2
 aggressive program for the class al . a schedule of class activities. Amor
 these is a class barbecue to be he in the country in the near future. l fine young fatted calf has been d'
 mated, and an experienced barbecl man engaged to do the roasting. TT . evening was spent in music and s
 cial games and refreshments.
 SUE STAGE COMPANY - Tv u suits to collect damages alleged
 have been sustained when a sta belonging to the defendant collid - with an automobile driven by E.
 | f, 1Q21 m V Globe, were filed against the Uni n Auto Stage company yesterday
 Yamamato and NJ. Miyamato, a pa V senger in his car. Miamato alleg = he sustained personal injuries to t
 extent of S4.0O0, while Yamama m declares his car was damaged s159 - and he was damaged $500 in additi
 because of being deprived of the c M while it was being repaired.
 = PARTY FOR CHILDREN - I
 cluded in the social meeting of { V Council of Jewish Women yesterd = afternoon was a party for childr
 of members and those attending | V Sabbath school. The following pr = gram was given: Piano solo. La renee Rice; dance, Josephine Straus M reading, Francis Wolpe; dance, A 1 na Rosensweig; piano solo, Hel " Wolpe; reading. SylvIa Caro; Vio W solo. Bertha Stcinberg; dance, B, nard Funk and a reading on A history of Chanuliah by Helen Vol ! Nrs NJ JiOop17thaT of f-1,ira