Arizona republican., 1921-01-06
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chamber of commerce copies of two acts in which he is particularly inter ested, with assurances that he will exert every effort to have them adopt ed during the present session of con- gress. The bS>s are the national budget system bill and the truth in fabric" bill.
 LAST PAYMENT RECEIVED-T, w. Benson, clerk of the board of su pervisors, yesterday received the final payment of $25,00O or the Mesa school district 4, bond issue and turned the sum over to the county treasurer. The issue was for s125,000 and was sold some time ago. The payment for the bonds was made in iastallments.
 RELEASED ON 5OND-W. H. Moore ysterdsy was arraigned before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on d charge of obtaining money under false pre- lenses. He was released under a bond of S200 to appear for examination to the charge next Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The complaint was made by George Maze who alleges Moore rep resented to him that he owned a seven passenger car in the taxi service in Phoenix, and that he had two new tires for the car, a city license and @ bond. He says he gave Moore three checks for S215 and $1S5 in cash only to discover that Moore did not have the tires, the license or the bond He al- leges Moore intended to defraud him.
 ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE-Mrs. G. S. Weider and Jean MeFagen yes terday were arraigned before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on a charge of at tempting to obtain money and property by means of a bogus check. The hear ing was set for next Friday afternoon at o'clock and they were committed to the county jail when they failed to furnish bonds of $500 each. The two women are charged with trying to pass a $35 check on the Korrick store to which the name of Henry Wilson was signed. It is alleged that Wilson had no account in the bank on which the check was drawn.
 ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE = A license to marry was issued yesterday to Maurice A. Goodwin. 22 of Jerome, and Lena Schoshusen, 22, of Tempe.
 LADIES' CIRCLE - The Ladies' circle of the Calvary Baptist church will hold it's regular all-day meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. H. A Jones, 309 North Sixth avenue. All the women of the congregation are invited to attend this first all-day meeting of the new year.
 CLUB MEMBERS TO MEET-AIl members of the Osborn Woman's club interested in the choral are requested to meet at the Arizona School of Music at 7:SO o'clock tomorrow evening.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING The regular meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Pres byterian church will be held at 8: 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Supper will be served from 5:30 o'clock on. There will ha m 0h ha ff..+ he but silver offering will be taken. The supper win be followed by pro- gram and social evening. All members of the church and congregation are in- vited to attend, the only condition be- ing that the committee in charge be notified in order to prepare for all who come.
 HERE FROM MExIco-Mrs. Syd- ney Seller of Mapima, Durango, Mexico, was visitor here yesterday en route to visit her parents in Prescott. Mrs. Seller is living in town near Pancho Villas ranch, and told many interest ing incidents concerning the former bandit. While here Mrs. Seller visited Studio club, 237 North Fifth street
 CONFESS THEFT-George Lewis and W. R. Hudgins. arrested Tuesday night on charge of automobile thiev- cry, have confessed to the theft of a Studebaker Six touring car from I'm perial, California, police declared last night. The two men were arrested by police officers at Six Points Tuesday evening, as they were entering the city. After several hours question ing yesterday, they admitted that tho car in which they were riding had beer stolen. They were given into the cus-
 tody of federal officers.
 -CEEKING ERIEMnc yy;uso,, n
 Paret is anxious to learn the where.
 abouts of Mrs. ". c. Trapenhagen, hel
 daughter, Marguerite, and her son
 Norman D., who are supposed to hay, | left Phoenix about December 10. Mrs ! Traphagen and her two children cam,
 to Phoenix early in December and lief
 unexpectedly about the tenth, whil
 Paret close friend, was away or business. Returning to Phoenix, h,
 was unable to find any trace of them Anyone knowing the whereabouts O
 Mrs. Traphagen or either one of tn
 children is asked to communicat
 with MT. Paret, either at the Com
 mercial hotel or through the Republi can.
 ROOSEVELT p. T. A. MEETING
 The regular meeting of the Roosevelt Parent Teacher association will be hell
 at the Neigbborhood House at 2:1
 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Deal
 William Scarlett will speak on the Bo
 Scouts, and the first four grades O
 the school will give a short program Officers win be elected for the ensuin : year.
 NEW RELIEF CORPS OFFICERS l The Woman's Relief Corps elected of , ficers at meeting yesterday afternoo
 in its new home in the Monihon build
 ing. Those elected are as follows President, Emma Wilkey; senior vic president, Mary Michaels; junior vic president, Eliza A. Braxton; secretar, { Josie c. Monihon: treasurer, Maud 5 Palmer; chaplain, Margaret Dorn; con ductor, Teresa Zeigler; associate. Mar g Hull; guard. Mary Osborne, associat g Jennie Kuhlmiln; patriotic instructo . Ellen Ossenburg; press correspondent o Holland Merryman.
 . IN FEDERAL BUILDING-Miss ST . Murphy. who presided over the de: tinies of the office of the state super . intendent of public instruction at u f state house until the November UT l heaval, is now connected with the offit il of the United States attorney in u . federal building, having assumed ht
 duties there the first of the year. f INVITED TO ESS-Becau. 5 of the discussion of matters of impo, V tance to all the states of the Sout = the chamber of commerce is desiroI q that citizens of Phoenix who may l - in or near Atlanta. Ga. on Jan. 27, |, and 29, attend the Southern tariff COT 1, gress, which meets on those dates = the southern city. The chief topic e consideration. it has been announce ' will be protective tariff legislation f
 the products of the southern states. r GRANTS DECREE-On grounds - desertion and failnre 10 nrnvida I11di