Arizona republican., 1921-05-18
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 RELIEF CORPS TO MEET-wo- mans Relief Corps will meet Wed nesday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock irl room 113, Monihon building. Visi-. tors welcome.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Eugene F. Malehow. 29, and Martha Kretschmer, 23, both of Phoenix; and George Keith. 35, and Laura Wortoii 30, both of Phoenix
 uNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS--l The following undelivered telegranis are at the local office of the Western Union: George Sanders, R. D. Hud- gems, Mrs. J. P. Gibson, Fred Alden, Guy Ainwene, Lola Jones. P. F. Curry
 FINAL ORGAN REcITAL-Tl,e final recital of the organ series by Blanche Port Runyan will occur Mon day, May 23, at S:15 p. m. at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. Runyan will be assisted by Lawrence Lehigh. tenor
 COLORADO RIVER RIsiNc-The district forecaster at Denver in re- ferring to the rise of the Colorado at Yuma states that the crest of the flood will be reached on Friday. when stage of 235a feet may be expected. The discharge will be abouh 55,000 feet
 GIVE SURPRISE PARTY-A par ty of friends of Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Davis of Gilbert gave the couple surprise party last Saturday in ct.le- bration of the reopening of the Dsyis grocery store in the southside city. Mir. Davis building was destroyed by fire last March and his store was closed during rebuilding operations.
 TO ELECT oFFlcERS-AnrtuaI election of officers will feature the dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Woman's club which will be- held at the First Methodist church parlors on Thursday evering. The session will be devoted entirely to business, many Important matters coming up for consideration at this time
 RoTARIANs TO PIcNIc-sIany mem bers of the Phoenix Rotary club will go to Mesa this afternoon tp att tend tho picnic held by the Mesa Ro- tary club on the desert near ldesa The Phoenix Rotarians will meet at the A. c. Taylor Printing company at 3:30 p. m. It is announced that there will be ample motor car transporta- ton for all who care to 90.
 ARRAicNED ON cHAReE-lrran- cisco Torez yesterday was arraiened before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a was set for May IS and he was com uafff pd fo tho pa71nfxy io n ,,v,Aax- <7 of $750. The complaint was made by Claude w. Deberuff, who charges Torez took coat, watch and .a Ma sonic pin valued at $110 from his au- tomobile on May IS.
 JOIN THE GUARD ToDAY-.A re- cruiting station has been established at Mason's pharmacy and you can talk to the sergeant any day this week between 10 and II a. m. and 3 and ?. m- Now is your chance to take the opportunity of this extended vacation on full pay-$3 per day, board, room and railroad fare A good vacation. excellent food and a good time. Come on. boys, Lets go. When do we eat ?''
 GOING TO PRISON Charles H Lang. sentenced to serve from four
 to five years in the state penitentiary
 on charge of grand larceny, will be taken to Florence this morning by
 Deputy Sheriff Al Dewitt ts, begin his sentence. Lang was sentenced tt prison five days after he, under thu alias of J. H. Thompson, had married IT year old Phoenix girl. He wal
 charged with taking $50 Libert. bond from roomer in the hous,
 where he formerly lived.
 SUES FOR EoAD-Replevii7 actior k--- kI~<< --s r-(.- Il valued at $500 was begun yestssrday fl the superior court by J. D. Cunning ham against William A. Wescott I Cunningham alegels he bought tn, lear in October, 1919, and if was stoler
 from him in August, 1920. Sincs then. he says, some person unknowl to him has changed the engine mum E bers on the car. Wescott, he says
 refuses to give possession, although .l he has requested him to do so. H, asks for the car or its equivalent il cash and $250 damages.
 MERELY c RIDING STILL Alejo Padron had friend, Juan Ra mirez. he told United States (sommis sioner Henke yesterday and Ramirez Padron said, was the ownei. of tn
 still and mash which the federal of ffcers found in his possession Ra mirez had to leave on 8 trip. So h asked Padron, the latter said, to liv in his tent and keep a watchful ey on the still and the mash. While h was carrying out his friends instruc : tions. Padron said, the federal off , eers arrested him. He was held t
 answer to the federal court by Com .. missioner Henke and committed t . the county jail He was arrested o ranch about four miles west (
 Phoenix.
 GOING TO coNvENTIoN--AIr, i, l Charles c. Carver will leavt, the frs
 of the month for the Tri-cities, Da
 venport, Moline and Rock Islant
 where she will De delegate for tn
 musical section of the W0n1an's clu
 to the national convention of Musics
 clubs. Following the convention which will be held June 6 10 IA, MT
 Carver will go to Chicago for fe' weeks. In addition to being a pianis l of ability and instructor of enviabl reputation. Mrs. Carver is we'll know
 as a lecturer-w writer, her bed-tin
 stories for children being particularl
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