Arizona republican., 1921-09-11
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GOES TO SAN FRANCISCO - Norman Clancy left Phoenix last night for San Francisco to accept a position with Fuller and company, wholesale paints. Norman, who is a son of MT and Mrs. H. B. Chaney of 1925 West Adams street. is a recent graduate of Stanford university.
 TO TEACH MUSIC-Frank Lloyd Stuchal, violinist, has recently ar rived in Phoenix to remain perma- nently. He will conduct violin class es at his home. SIP North Fourteenth street.
 RECEIVE DIRECTORIES = The chamber of commerce has received copies of the Boston city directory for 1921, the New Orleans city di- rectory for 1921, and the 1921 issue of MacRae's Blue Book. published in the interest of buyers. These di- rectories may be examined at the chamber of commerce at any time. They are in the chamber of com merce library.
 AGED WOMAN SEEKS FRIENDS Mrs. Mary E. Witter, an aged woman, sick and helpless, who for merly lived in Phoenix, has wan
 dered back here from Palo Alto, looking for friends whose names she is unable to give. Anyone who is able to given any information about this woman is requested to call the Associated Charities, telephone 1885, or the see the county board of super
 vtsors.
 pR. NEFF HOME-Dr. Mary Neff returned yesterday from vacation spent at Pine, Payson and the Natu raI Bridge in northern Gila county. -off ct r7xr PhnoriX nannlP enjoying the scenic beauty of that region and predicts a great increase lin tourist patronage as the attractive ness of this trip becomes more wide
 lv known. She was away from Phoe- i nix several weeks.
 UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS -
 ITndeliyered telegrams are at the lo-
 cal Western Union office for the fol- l lowing: Letta Harris, G. s. Bryant,
 Mrs. T. w. Howe, A. Pawley, Leopa Ortiz, and c. w. Miller.
 NEED CLOTHING - The Red 1 Cross salvage shop is in need of 1 donations of mems and children's S clothing and of any household arti-
 cles As people now are going through their wardrobes in preparation for fall and winter there probably are many articles of clothing which are
 serviceable but for which the owners have no further use. These can be disposed of to splendid advantage by
 the Red Cross salvage shop. They are urged to send them to the shop on Jefferson street or call on the s telephone and the articles will be 1 called for.
 TEACHERS HERE =. Misses An
 ria l.. Moore and Grace Moore, coun-
 ty school teachers, returned to Phoe-
 Eix Wednesday after spending three months in Memphis, Tenn, visiting friends and relatives. While there
 they took a summer course in the
 West Tennessee normal school. Miss
 Annie Moore will teach the first grade in Madison school this year
 and Miss Grace Moore will teach the fifth grad in the Roosevelt school
 They held the same positions last year, of cruelty, Judge Jenckes yesterday granted Waldo Berry Christy a de cree of divorce from Henrietta Mae Christy.'
 HELD FOR TRlAL-C. H. Roger: yesterday entered a plea of guilty before Justice Sullivan to a charge of forgery and was held to answer to the superior court. He was com mitted to the county jail under { I bond of $1,000. He is charged WILL passing a check to which he is al. legged to have forged the name of E M. Brown. Rogers told the court h. had no money and the needs of hi family caused him to draw the check REALTORS TO MEET-The Sal River Valley Realtors association will hold its regular meeting at tn American Kitchen Monday noon. C T. Hirst will be chairman of the day Speakers will be Judge Frank 0 a Smith, on farm bureau loans, ant q Mel Fickas, on insurance All mem bers are urged to attend, importan \ business VII be brought up. WOMAN ARRESTED-Maria Ra d mirez. a Mexican woman, was arrest 4 ed in the Woolworth store about S:3 3 o'clock last night on a charge o shoplifting. A bag found in her pos d session contained a number o articles including combs, ribbor & stockings and plates. She will appea in police court tomorrow.
 S ON VACATlON-Mrs c. P. Croni i is enjoying a late vacation wit