Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
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IT Larson, superintendent of the state industrial school at Fort Grant, will be in Phoenix today on business be- fore the board of directors of state institutions.
 LADIES SOCIETY SOCIAL-The ladies society of the First Congrega- tional church will give a social We'd nesday evening at the home of Mrs. G. $. Kline, 72 West Moreland street. All members and friends of the church are cordially invited.
 CLASS TO MEET-The Cane class will hold their business meeting to- night in the boys department at the Y. M. C. A. The meeting will be called to order at ' o'clock sharp and all members are requested to be pres ent.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY-NIrs. William Bradley rendered a party to 10 little guests to mark the fifth birthday of her daughter, Iargery May at their home, 915 North Third street, yester- day afternoon. Among the guests present were Advn Calliver, Phyllis and Jane NafZiSer Lorraine Whis- nant, Mary Gear. Eleanor Estes, Win fired Luplow, Behe Roullen and lone Tearnan.
 
 invitation is extended the public to attend the recital at the Arizona School of Music tomorrow evening, when Walter Hastings Olney, head of the vocal department, presents his pupil, Miss Bess Barkley, the popular singer, with Mrs. Anna Petrina Davis, reader, and pupil of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley, head of the ex- pression and dramatic department. Everyone is requested to be present at S:15 o'clock in order to avoid con- fusion after the program begins.
 ENTITLED TO SALARY-Mem- bers of the county highway commits sion are entitled to a salary of S1O a day for the days they are actually en- gagged in the work of the commission and, in addition to that, their actual and necessary travelling and other in- cidental expenses, actually and nec- esSarily incurred in the discharge of their duties, according to an opinion renedered by the attorney general office. The question of salary of the members was officially put to the of flee recently and the reply was for warded yesterday.
 BANK TO REOPEN-The Bank of Northern Arizona at Snowflake, which suspended operations on July 29, will :, be reopened today or tomorrow. ac- cording to Charles W. Fairfield, head | of the state banking department, who with H. M. Moritz. bank examiner | left last evening for Snowflake tC l complete arrangements for the re- l sumption of business on the deferred | payment plan. The receivership vii | be dissolved today. when the plan fol reopening, worked out by the court l receiver and state banking depart ment, will go into effect
 1 COMING TO PHOENlX-Rev | Samuel G. Neil, D. D., of Philadelphia 1 field representative for the American 1 Baptist Publication society, will be 1T 1 Phoenix this week in the interest oi 1 that organization. Dr.. Neil has beer | a missionary for the publication so- 1 cfetv for a number of years and was 1 for a time in charge of the chape car .Evangel," operating through the l middle west Dr. Neil is an inter- 1 esting and enthusiastic preacher as 1 we'll as a mission secretary. He Is l visiting Phoenix in the interest oi 1 Raptist missions in Arizona. He vii ! remain over Sunday and preach 1T l the Calvary church in the morning l and in Dr. Shanks' pIlpit in the First church Sunday night
 SUES TO COLLECT-Suit to col l feet a judgment of $1O,0OO and costs awarded her by a jury in Judge I.vman's s division of the superior court l on November 3, 1921, in an alienation of affections suit was filed yesterday by Mrs. Mary NJ. Taylor against Mrs Mary E. Elkins R. Richardson ano R. H. Fugua- Mrs. Taylor allege:
 Mrs. Elkins on May [. 1921i trans
 ferred her property to Richardson
 without consideration for the purpost
 of delaying and defrauding her il
 securing judgment. On July 10, sh'
 says, Richardson conveyed the prop
 erty to Fuqua. She asks that tn court declare these conveyanees nut and void and the property subject t execution by the sheriff on the Judg ment. Mrs. Taylor sued Mrs. Elkin , for the alienation of her husband affections and secured the judgmen io on November B.