Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
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COMMUNION SERVICE

COMMUNION SERVICE - Tomor- row being Maundy Thursday. holy communion service will be held at Trinity cathedral at o'clock in the evening.
 INFANT SON DIEs-The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Karl R. Johnson of do2 East Pierce street passed away on Sunday, March 20.
 FOURTH ORGAN RECITAL = The fourth organ recital of a series being given by Blanche Port Runyon at the First Methodist Episcopal church will De siyen Monday night, March 2S, at s:i5 o'clock Walter Hastings Olney
 FINED FOR SPEEDING B. A. Glilispie yesterday pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Nat T. Mckee on charge or exceeding the speed limits on the Yuma road and was fined s20. The complaint was made by A. w Dana. motorcycle officer
 THESE WILL MARRY = Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Edgar Standley, 37, and Ethel Baker, 20, both of Phoenix; Joiln Williams % of Fl Paso, and Rosa Talamante, 27, of Phoenix; and Ezra Williams, 35 and Ann1e ml,r Belle Craft T. both of Phoenix Watkins yesterday filed suit for de- cree of divorce from H. w. Watkins. She says they were married in Phoenix in December. 1919. and asks the resto ration of her maiden name, Bertha M Gibbs.
 MANY ARRIVALS = One hundred and ten boys and girls were added to the population of Phoenix during the short month of February, according to ] the records of the state board of health. The kiddies were evenly dis tributed. 56 boys and 54 girls being the | additions to the community.
 ORDERED RELEASED Joe Stone yesterday was ordered released from | the city jail after a hearing on a habeas corpus proceeding before Judge l Stanford. The order was issued on the grounds that Stone was being de- I tained in tbe city jail without war rant having been filed. He was l charged with vagrancy, according to the petition for his release.
 SUES FOR $115o CHECK = Asking l for possession of a check for $1150 which he claims the defendants have in their possession, D. A. Fraser yes l terday brought suit against the Gen. tral Bank of Phoenix, c. w. Fairfield
 superintendent of. state banks, and John Doe. Fraser alleges he is
 owner and entitled to possession of the check, which he says was drawn by Attorneys Chalmers, Stahl, Fenne-
 more and Longan on the Phoenix Ma tional Bank and payable to Eutimo
 
 endorsed by Trujillo and himself and | was dated March 19, 1921.
 NO CHARGES FILED After w J. Bell, George Simons and s. R. Hudgins had been arrested by the police at the instigation of J. H l Wilkie, special agent of the federal | department of justice, last Sunday l night, no charges were filed against 1 them and they were released. The case against Mrs. Hilda Bell, arrested l the same night and charged with in 1 terfering with an officer and disturb 1 ing the peace, will be heard in police court this afternoon.
 REFERRING DENIED The cor I poration commission yesterday denied the Arizona Eastern railroad rehear- ing in the crushed rock, sand and gravel case, which was ruled on Marcf [, when the commission ordered tho railroad to reduce the rate from Tempe
 to Cactus to 25 cents per ton pel 100000. The complaint was made b.
 the Arizona Packing Company. whici held that 50 cents per S0,000 or 40 cent per 100000. the amount charged by tn
 carrier. was excessive for a two-mil haul. The railroads application for ! rehearing in the Fifth street crossing t matter at Tempe was also denied
 PLAN BAZAAR = The Sunflowe
 club, woman's auxiliary of the Firs : Spiritualist church. will meet Thurs day afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at S1 D North Tenth avenue. It will be al
 open meeting. The club is arranginl s for an anniversary bazaar to celebrat ' the founding of modern spiritualisn The bazaar will be held at the Monro school auditorium on Wednesday
 March 30. Doors will be open fror e 4:30 p. m- as long as people care t . stay, and many useful and beautifv a articles will be on sale Refreshment : will be served, and there will be en . tertainment features