Arizona republican., 1921-01-26

northern Mexico. According to MT F'lickinger, many passports are at present being issued into Mexico,
 VISITS, LEGISLATURE - Among the visitors at the legislature yester- day was Hon. J. R. Bentley of Joliet III. MT. Bentley has been a memb@ of the Illinois legislature during the last two terms.
 ADVISORY BOARD TO MEET - The state advisory board for the Sal vation Army will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock at campaign headquarters, t2 South Central avenue. The follow ing are the members of the board; Vernon L. Clark.N chairman; Roy Mur- ray, secretary; H. B. Cassidy, treas urer: Willis H. Plunkett, Dwight B. Heard, Charles McArthur, J. c. Dob- bins, J. C. Adams. Luke Henderson, A. c. Luhrs, Guy Alsap, Wallace But ton and Harry Kay.
 INCORPORATE 1s COMPANIES Eighteen companies were incorporated under the laws of Arizona yesterday by Earl L. Wisdom. Los Angeles law yer, who said that the companies were organized for the purpose of develop ing sulphur deposits in West Texas; Permission to sell stock will not bS asked. according to MT. Wisdom. who said that the companies would be fin
  stock selling propositions.
 TAKING PRISONER BASIL. P. Dillon, United States marshal, left last evening for Indianapolis with Carl V. Bricker, who was arrested some time ago in the northern part of the state on a complaint that he had robbed a postoffice in a little town near Indian apolis. BrickeF is said also to have ! had in his possession at the time of his ur aGF eff a,4fnr7anhf1n and tn hqVn made reputation as one of the clever est forgers in the United States. His arrest, according to adyices from ln- dianapolis officials, is one of the most important of months.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Ed ward Charles Bertrsm, 31, and Fran ces Ruth Roberts, %, both of Phoenix; and J. A. Brookshire, 21, and May Tucker 1s, both of Mesa.
 GOT 18o DAYS EACH-"Judge, we got tired of staying in jail doing noth- ing and decided to get out and go tc work" was the common plea of R. B Johnson, Ross Johnson, H. M. Holley and Charles Kelly, four defendants who appeared in police court yesterday
 charged with breaking jail last Sunda, night. Judge Thomas sentenced eacl defendant to serve 1S0 days in thu city jail. Three of the eight prisoner who escaped Sunday night remain a large.
 TO GIVE CARD PARTY-The Ro } ena circle of the Brotherhood of Am
 erican Yeomen will give a card part,
 Thursday evening at the Knights o Pythias hall. All are welcome. 3 ANTI SOCIALIST MEETING-Th [ regular weekly anti socialist meetin 3 will be held this evening at Washing
 ton and First streets. MT. Corcora { will speak on Socialism vs. All Re \ ligion," All are welcome
 r PULLMAN SERVICE TO GLOBE 4 The Arizona Eastern and Souther | Pacific are receiving many eompli o ments from business men who mak ' the trip from Phoenix to Globe an return on the new sleeping car servic,
 which enables passengers to leav Phoenix at SEAS D. m. Sundays, Tues
 days and Fridays, arriving in Glob 2 at 7:35 next morning. They can spen
 the day in Globe, leaving Globe at S:S ,, D. m. and arrive in Phoenix at a. T
 next morning. This service is tri ,, weekly and Phoenix has been assigne
 space in this car so that Salt Rive
 valley passengers will be taken car of.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
 Civil service organizations for th
 positions of addressograph operate
 and elevator conductor will be held
 the federal building here February 1
 Further information may be obtaine
 from the secretary of the board n civil service examiners in the federi e building.
 5 TO INSTALL oFFIcERS-Wasf = ington lodge No. Is, l. O. o. F., wi f install officers at T:30 o'clock Frida s night at the Woodman hall in GleT