Arizona republican., 1921-02-23
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B. Y. p. U. WORKER HERE James Asa White, general secretary Tor the Baptist Young Peoples Union. IS m Phoenix and will deliver an ad2 dress this evening at 7S0 o'clock at the First Baptist church. MT. White is noted worker in the Baptist Young Peoples Union and his address will be one of great interest. The different unions of the valle yhave been invited to be present tonight. George H. Gamble, who has recently arrived to take up lis duties as state Sunday school missionary, will be present this evening
 HERE FROM CHIcAGO-Mrs. Hal Crompton Bangs and little son of hCi- cago arrived Monday to spend the re- mainder of the winter with Miss An derson.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGR A M S. The following undelivered telegrams are at the local Western Union office: Mrs. w. Birmingham, William H. Burke, P M. Jackson, G. P. Meadows, Rev. A. w. Adkenson, M. F. Van Loon, Bert Chandler, Mrs. B. w. Trent, Ray Perkins.
 COMES TO URGE HiGHWAY-R. J Pritchard. secretary of the Cham Der of Commerce of Gallup, N. M, is in town working for the passage of the bin which will enable Arizona to complete the highway from Holbrook to the state line MT. Pritchard be- lieves that this road will mean much to both states fer New Mexico has but Is miles of roadway to complete on her side of the border, and then there will be a paved highway straight from Gallup to Phoenix MT. Pritchard is well known here in Phoenix, where he was once Il newspaper man, and has been going around renewing old ac- quaintances, and telling everyone how much he thinks of the capital city.
 ASKS FOR DivORcE-while he lay sick ill bed. Robert F.. Johnson declares ill suit filed Monday for a decree oi divorce from Polly A. Johnson, she came to him on September 20, 1920 and threatened to cut his throat, he says, unless he gave her large sum of money. They were married on Au- gust 30. 1920, and separated Septem- Der 20.
 ALLEGED HORSE THiEF-J. Or tega, wanted in Phoenix on charge Of grand larceny, has been arrested ir 1 Yuma and is being held for the locai authorities. Deputy Sheriff Ernest Smith left last night to bring Ortega back to Phoenix. Ortega is alleged te have stolen several horses from $ Mexican rancher in the valley about 2 year ago.
 ARRESTED IN DoUGLAs-Deputy Sheriff R. M. Price left for Douglas last night to bring E.. E. Lowell baci to Phoenix. Lowell is wanted in Phoe- nix on a charge of passing a bogus check. He was arrested in Douglas yes- terday and is being held for the loca authorities.
 JURY When a jury 1T the superior court Monday could not reach a verdict in the case of Fred Argall, tried on a charge of attempt ing to pass bogus check, Judge Stan ford dismissed them. Argall was all legged to have attempted to pass g worthless check for $50 to Sam Ball. sun.
 PAN-HELLENIC LUNCH E O NJ Reservations for the Pan- Hellenic luncheon should be made to Mrs. Fred J. Elliott telephone 1090. on Thursday All girls who are members of national Greek letter sororities are asked to be present.
 BUSINESS WOMENs LUNCHEON --On account of a conflict of dates i the Business and Professional Wom- ems club will meet in luncheoN Thurs 1 day noon at the Y. M. c. A. jointl, with the chamber of commerce teams The club committee for the day vii postpone its arranged program ant ] hopes for large attendance of tn, i club members on this occasion to show that the business and professiona i women of Phoenix are glad to join il
 the spirit of the movement for Big l ger and Better Phoenix"
 MAY BE SUPERvISCR-Robe l Denton. an attorney of Casa Grand< 1 will. it is thought, be appointed su ] pervisor of Pinal county to fill tn
 vacancy caused by the death. of Dl fl c. Howard Davis. Mir. Denton ha
 been a resident of Casa Grande fo
 the last four years and he has had a
 active part in the development of ths
 country and feels a deep interest
 the growth and prosperity of Pins
 county He was. moreover, a intimat
 friend of Dr. Davis. as he was of Fran
 Schilling. another member of the boar
 who died recently.
 OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY-The Won ems club will follow it's usual custoI of holding open house Friday after noon to the strangers in the city. I'll hostesses will be Mrs. George Brock way. Mrs. John Henry Coles Mrs. Be Cross. Mrs. A. l.. Moore and Mrs. Ns Mckee.