Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
localities
eLENoALE LEGION MEETING

Legion are urgently requested to at tend 9 legion meeting st the Glendale Wonans club tonight
 WILL OMIT DANCE-On account of Good FrfdAy, the jitney dance of the Wonan's club will De omitted -he com ing Friday. The next dance will be on April 2
 TO GIVE DANCE = The osborn wofnan's club will give a benefit dance at the Phoenix Woman's club Wednes- day night, March ao- The public IS invited
 PAN HELLENIC cLuB-Tne Pan- Hellenic Luncheon club will meet at o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Ranch House. Members should call May Morgan, G56, today for reserv- ations.
 ORGAN REcfTAL-The third organ recital by Blanca Port Runyon at the First M F. church will be given at s:I5 o'clock Monday night. Walter Hastings Olney will be the assisting solcist
 - THESE WILL LMARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to RaX- raosfd Kraft. q. and Buela Chambers, I9, both of Phoenix; and Manuel Ar gate. 40. and Carmen Mojica, 43, both of Phoenix.
 RECEIVE INvITATIoN-The chanl- ber of commerce was in receipt yester-
  tional Foreign Trade convention at CIeveland. O., from May 4 to ', in- elusive. The convention theme will be American Foreign Trade and Its Pres ent ProSeen1s-'
 RoTARiANS TO MEET-There will be a meeting at the School of Music this evening of an Phoenix Rotarians who expect to go to Long Beach next week for the district conference meet ing. The meeting tonight will start at S:3o o'clock and every man who will be in the delegr tion is urged to attenf-
 GETS FOUR YEARS - Joseph D.. Mack, who was found guilty on Tues day by q jury in the superior court on a charge of resisting an officer, yes- terday was sentenced by Judge Stan- ford to serve from four to five years in the state penitentiary at Florence ON LIQUOR CHARGE - Marten Terminel was arrested in Glendale last night by Deputy Sheriff Meeks on 2 warrant charging him with transport ing intoxicating liquor. He was brought to Phoenix and placed in the county jail to await arraignment on the charge today.
 rInore spoke last evening on What a Mar Must Do to Be Saved.'' and this evening his sermon win be Christian Baptism" Deep interest is being shown fin the meetings, and everyone Is cordially invited to come. F. c. Mother O Mine" this evening. PLEAD NOT GUilTY-Cruz Ochoa yesterday pleaded not guilty to a charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquor and his trial was set for April 20 by Judge Stanford. Howard Brazee entered plea of not guilty to a charge of robbery ard to another of entering .-1 a passenger. Judge Stanford set the date of his trial for April 19.
 LEAVES FOR YUMA-E. A. Wolf of the state highway department, left last evening for Yuma, where work will be begun on road construction be- fore the hot weather months. In the hope that the omnibus bill would pass, mechanics have been at work repairing equipment to be used for hauling gravel for the past three weeks.
 NEW chlAUAHuA PAPER-Sev- eral copies of The Chihuahua Times. a daily newspaper in English which has been started recently in Chihuahua, Mexico, have been received by the chamber of commerce. The paper is of four pages and contains much news os ! Chihuahua and more than respect able amount of advertising.
 TO CALL FOR BiDS-Bids on con- 1 road work on the Nogales- Fairbanks road will be called for in Nogales 4 Apri] 4. The announcement of the call for bids was made after a conference of the highway commission of Santa Cruz county with the state highway depart ment. Chairman, Fielder of the con- mission said that former bids were re-
 Jected when submitted. a few weeks ago.
 I TO SURFACE RoAp-The stat, highway department has made ar.
 engagements with the state prison fo
 surfacing the road two and one-haI
 miles north of Florence. The prisoner,
 VIII be placed at work where goo, gravel exists and haul the gravel |,
 surface the new road. This road i'm proyement will correct the bad stretc]
 between the highway bridge and tn Arlzona Eastern railroad. The remain Der of the road is in good condition. GIVES CARD PARTY-Mrs. Grac Bucklngham entertained last wee With delightful informal card part
 and musical at her home on East Bri
 street. The guests were Miss Ma Iynch Miss Loretta Gaffney Mr an Mrs. w. A. Pitt, Mir. and Mrs. C1arenc : s. Harris, Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Llli, ! Thomas F. Lynch. Joe Gaffney. Rich
 ard Monihon, George Ruckinghan la
 Harry Buckingham and Billie Pitt. 1 f~ntISI lO SPEAk-JeSSie Rent0
 Evans. whose exhibition of Arixon pictures in the gallery of Miller Ster]
 ing is attracting wide interest. will b | the guest of honor and princip,
 speaker at a meeting of the Madiso
 Woman's club at 3 o'clock tomorro-
 afternoon. Mrs. Evans will discus Italian Art" The meeting is to |
 held at the Madison school and tE club invites all who are interested . art, whether or not members of tf @ oiah, to be present. Mrs. II. H Ba,
 tell the president. will preside. l. MAKES APPOINTMENTS co,
 efRor Thomas F. Campbell yesferds
 named w. $. Norveil as head of il | colorado river basin commissien 4
 Arlscna; The appointment carries i
 setars, but the commissioner has in
 nortant duties to carry on which W
 De done in connection with his dati
 as state water commissions. ri
 governor made the appointments T ms secretary. Henri Rehoteguv. ai
 the immigration amnl.ssioner. Per
 k Mines, which he announced Ia
 week. Mir Behot sguy and MT NYi,
 Will take over their new duties Anril | CAPTURE STILL IN RAlp-fn
 raid made yesterday afternoon hv of
 cers oa the home of George 6 Thonn
 son. colored, two miles east of Gle
 oaie' quart of "moonshine" whis and distilling apparatus were fou T Thompson was placed under arre
 and brought to the county jail T