Arizona republican., 1921-02-01
SEEK TWO suReLARs-officers

lOOklng alleged to have broken into the home of A W. Williams. 314 West Lincoln street. late yesterday afternoon and removed about $500 worth of jewelry and money. Entrance was gained by a pass key while the family was away from home. The house was thorough ly ransaclled by the burglars, who are believed to have left Phoenix on the 6:30 o'clock train on the Arizona Ea5- tern. Officers in nearby towns have been notified to keep a lookout for the two negroes.
 HERE FOR SPRiNG-Miss Flora Laird of Des Moines, Iowa, arrived here Saturday to spend the spring months with Mrs. Shirley Christy. Miss Laird is an active member of the Des Moines Woman's club and was member of the local board that entertained the biennial convention of the National Federation of Women's clubs las. June.
 TO GIVE CARD PARTY = The ladies of the Harmony club will give card party next Monday evening at the Womans club. Bridge and five hundred will be played and hot tama- les served. Good music Is assured. Husbands are invited to accompany their wives. Tables may be engaged for the evening through Mrs. Fred Huck, Mrs. E. J. Patton, Mrs Arthur Ford, Mrs. Eugene Saxton. Mrs. Lee Callahan. Mrs. A. J. Vault, or Mrs. J. s. Thurman.
 ON WESTERN TRlP-C. L. Fred erick. laundry soap sales manager, and E. c. Waraven, of the Palm Olive company. arrived in Phoenix yesterday
 morning and will spend several days with c. c. Foster, Arizona representa- 1 five of the Palm Olive company. MT. Frederick and Mir. Walraven are mak- | ing 8 tour over the western territory of the Palm Olive company and came di- rect to Phoenix from Chicago this being the first stop on their trip. l While making an inspection of the 1 territory, they are studying sales con- ditions in general and are enthusiastic l about prospects for 1921 business | especially in this field. From Phoenix
 they will go to Los Angeles, and thence l to San Francisco.
 CLUB TO MEET-The Grand Can
 yon and the Indian snake dance will l feature the program of the Alhambra
 Neighborhood club on Wednesday af- ternoon. Mrs. K. C. Spratlen will have
 charge of the program which will be | presented at 2:s0 o'clock, following a | half hours session of the executive
 board. The meeting will be held al the home of Mrs. E. E. Jack. who viii 1 be assisted by Mrs. John Olinger. | PYTHfAN SlSTERs-Purity Temple
 No. Pythian Sisters will hold meet ing this evening at 7:30 o'clock at K l of P hall
 l GOES TO MEMPHIs-Mi Eliza l beth Riley, who has been connected 1 with the Southwest Clinic here for thu last year, has gone to Memphis. Tenn. to take a post in the general hospita there.
 BLAME PLATE MAkERS-Secre tary of State Ernest Hall has an Inounced his intention of taking actior to obtain redress from the surety com. pany on 5000 bond for the manll. lfacturers Of automobile license plate. for the state of Arizona Secl'eta~y Hall declares the manufacturing com. pany has failed to live up to it's con ttract to deliver the license plates a. lcontracted and as a consequence ther, lhas been much confusion to issuin. the 1921 tags
 1 MAY GO ON TRIP-Any Phoeni clans who desired to travel along th, lwest coast of Mexico with the excur sion which had been planned to lea v, | Nogales tomorrow. but which wa | called off because of an insufficient number of reservations, may make th, trip on the train carrying a specia delegation from the chamber Of com lmerce of Los Angeles. An invitation to such Phoenicians was extended D, 1.-the Los Angeles organization yester I day in & telegram sent to Harry Welch secretary of the local chamber of com merce
 Il ASK EXTRADlTION PAPERS = lRequisition papers for the extraditiol of Forest and Church Powers who ar lbeing held in Nogales. were filed wit lGovernor Campbell yesterday by off cers from Oklahoma, where the Pow }, CTS brothers are wanted on charg , IoF q. To, nf an at1fn~1ahffa