Arizona republican., 1921-11-01
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PYTHiAN SISTERS TO MEET Purity Temple No. of the Pythian Sisters will hold meeting in K. of P. hall at o'clock tonight. A large attendance is desired.
 GOOD-F D-FELLOWSHlP PICNIC - The Bethel church will give a good fellowship picnic this evening at the church. All are invited to attend. bringing basket.
 REALTY FIRM MOVES-The well known realty firm of Block and Burns has moved from IF West Monroe street to 1S East Adams street into larger and better quar- ters.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs = Telegrafns are at the Western Union for c. M. Glapton, Joe Hamblin, w. L. Scott, care Bob Martin.
 VISITING ON COAST-Mrs. J. c. Graves of 636 North Second avenue is making an extended visit in Los Angeles.
 FAR BUREAU TO MEET The Alhambra farm bureau will meet this evening to complete it's organization. An interesting program has been ar ranged and Mir. Butterworth. cotton classer of the U. s. Bureau of Mar kets, will be the principal speaker.
 TWO NEW STAGE LINES-Two permits to operate stages were grant ed yesterday by the corporation com mission which authorized J. A. Pin van to operate freight line between Globe and the Chrysolite mine, serv- ing Rice, and W. T. Branaman, who was authorized to operate between Florence and Superior Junction.
 NEW TAxlcAB COMPANY-W. A. Pfaff and John D. Cross are the proprietors of a new taxicab com pany in Phoenix known as the Black and White Taxicab company. The office is located at the Hotel Adams Both men have been in the taxi bus mess in this city for the past 10 years.
 NEW DANCING cLAss-An as- sembly dancing class for ladies and gentlemen will be opened this eve ming at 7:45 o'clock in the Arizona School of Music by E. Paula Beware. This is Miss Revare's fifth season in Phoenix and needless to say she has large following since her return to the city the middle of September.
 DENTISTS JOIN OfFiCES-An- nouncement is made of the associa- tion of pr. Vernon M. Blythe and Dr. Norman H. Morrison in the dental offices of the latter at 36 East Wash ington street, above Goldberg's. Both dentists have had extensive practice and are well-known over the state and in this city.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Juan Sanchez. 23, and Luisa Perosa IS, both of Tempe; Andres Palomino 39, of Tempe and Maria RapaZ, 29 of Phoenix; Robert O'Neil, 23, and Marion Carter, IS, both of Phoenix: l Antonio Romero, 23, and Dolores An drade, IS, both of Phoenix. SENTENCED TO PRlSON-R. B Kerby alias R. O. Murphy. who pleaded guilty Friday in the superior | court to a charge of passing worth 1 by Judge Stanford to serve from ono | to three years in the state peniten- | tiary. He is alleged to have passed 1 8 forged check for $12.T5 on the l Coates Tire company
 | DENIES NEW TRlAI-A motio1 l for new trial made by the defend ants in the case of the Arizona Stee Pipe and Tank company against the City of Phoenix, the mayor. city manager, the city commission an6 the Western Pipe and Steel con1pany | was denied yesterday by Judge Jenckes. Recently the plaintiff il the case secured permanent in- l junction restraining the city from
 carrying out the provisions of a con | tract with the Western Pipe ant l Steel company for 5000 feet of 30- 1 inch steel pipe
 TO PRACTICE lAW-Charles H | Young, clerk for the past three years 1 of Judge Stanford's court, has re. l signed and will open up a law office
 at BIO Heard building. Mir. Youns
 was admitted to the Arizona bal
 after passing the legal examination last May, ranking third highest in 2
 class of g. MT. Young took hi preparatory law work at Berea, Ky.
 and after his discharge from tn,
 army in 1918 came to Phoenix. Vi1gi
 King, a clerk in the office of Claude
 $. Bergman. clerk of the superio
 court. will assume his duties thi
 morning as clerk of Judge Stanford
 court