Arizona republican., 1921-04-15
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RETURN FROM EAST-Gen. and Mrs. A. J. Sampson have returned from visit to Chicago and are at home at $50 North Third avenue.
 REGENTS TO MEET-Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid, president of the Uni- versity of Arizona, has called a meet ing of the board of regents for April 26.
 SATURDAY REcITAL-The Sat urday recital at the School of Music tomorrow will be given by young pu- rils in piano, violin, expression and dancing. The program will begin at o'clock. The public is invited. DIES IN cALiFORNIA-Word was received here yesterday of the sudden death at Palo Alto, Cal, of Mrs. E. A. Allen, sister of Mrs. I. l.. Fletcher of 320 East Willetta street. Mrs. Allen spent the winter here
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses | to marry were issued yesterday to R. L. Dunn, 2S. and Laura Ball, both of Phoenix, and Carlisle Hakins, 2S, | and Hattie Smith, IS. both of GOING TO GREENLEE-Members l of the state tax commission will 1 leave Saturday for GreenIee county, where they will continue their an nual inspection of properties of the state with view of placing valuations for the purpose of taxation. In the meantime the Commissioners are checking up work in the office, in cluding nine tax reports.
 K. OF P. MEETlNG-Grand Chan 1 cellor James A. Gilbert of the order | of Knights of Pythias will arrive in Phoenix this morning and will make | his official visit to Phoenix Lodge l No. 2. There will be a social pro- l gram for the occasion and all mem 1 bers are requested to be present to hear what the grand chancellor has to say. The meeting is called for l 7:30 o'clock tonight at Castle hall. BIRTHDAY PARTY-In honor o1 , his third birthday, George Emo.
 Reed, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred H
 Reed, 1343 East Polk street. yester.
 day afternoon entertained about l,
 of his small friends at a lawn party
 The hours were from to 6 o'clocl
 and balloons were given as favors
 Ice cream. cake and candy were ] served
 l SPENDS DAY. IN ciTY-Dr. Ro,
 E. Thomas. formerly of Phoenix ant
 now a practicing physician in Lo
 Angeles, spent yesterday in the cit,
 visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs
 John Wix Thomas. In company witt
 other Phoenix physicians. Dr. Thoma left last night for Tucson to atten,
 the annual meeting of the Arizon
 state Medical association.
 : CITIZENSHIP CLASS-The eiti zenship class will hold its last meet ing this evening. A quiz on the con
 stitution of the United States wi be given by H. L. Janson of the civ ics department of the Phoenix hig school, whose assistance in givin this course has been greatly appre
 ciated by the members of the clas MISSIONARY M E ETH G-Th
 Woman's Missionary union of tn = First Southern Baptist church wi I meet this afternoon at o'clock wit Mrs. w. c. Henderson, 1928 Wes Monroe street This union was ol ganized last Sunday afternoon, an
 since this is the first meeting it
 deemed very important that ever woman of the church and congrega
 ton be present. Many importan topics are to be discussed
 II SENTENCED TO PRlSON-W. \ l 1 Kennedy, who pleaded guilty in il l superior court on Tuesday to a chars I of forgery, yesterday was sentence by Judge Stanford to serve from or
 to two years in the state penitential Il at Florence. Kennedy was charge
 with forging the indorsement of zl Marteneau to a check for $59.
 drawn on a Mesa bank.