Arizona republican., 1921-11-18
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UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS = The local Western Union office is holding telegrams for Jake Smith Bertha Bauenweiz and Watkins and Jenkins.
 RETURNS FROM EAsT-w. J. Donahue, purchasing agent of the board of directors of state institu- tfons. returned yesterday from Phila- helphia. He was called away from Phoenix by the death of a relative. BRIDGE TEA-The Country club will give a bridge tea tomorrow aft ernoon wien the hostesses will be Mrs. C. D. Doris, chairman; Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs, Isaac Taft Stoddard. Mrs. Madison Cohen, Mrs. C. H. Akers and Mrs. J. W. Doris. JEWISH SABBATH SERVICES The regular services of Congregation Beth Israel will take place this eve ming at 8 o'clock at the school ad- ministration building on North First avenue. Rabbi Dr. Liknaitz will speak on the subject Trials of Life" The Temple chorus will render the usual response. Classes in religion on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
 APPEAL FiLED-The case of AL bert McCreary versus the state was flIed in the supreme court yesterday an appeal having been taken from the decision of the superior court of Maricopa county. McCreary was found guilty of arson in the second degree and septenced to serve not less than nine nor more than 10 years in the state penitentiary at Florence.
 MADISON FARM BUREAU There will be meeting of the Madi- | son district farm bureau this eve ming at 7:45 o'clock at the Madison school. Professor Crider of the Uni versity of Arizona will speak on the 1 subject of the raising of fruit. Pro- lessor Thornber. head of the experi- | mental farm at Mesa, will also ad- | dress the meeting. After the meet ing refreshments will be served.
 WOULD SELL STOCK-The Zir Tire service yesterday filed it's ap- plication with the corporation com mission for permission to sell 100( shares of stock at $10 a share. The company incorporated in March witt a capital stock of $5O,OOO, divided into 5OOO shares at the par value of $10 The officers 0 the company are w D. knapperberger, president; D. N Thomas, vice president, and F. J Turner, secretary and treasurer.
 NO DATE FOR HEARING-Nt definite date has been decided upor I the senate finance committee, accord ing to a telegram received by Gov Thomas F. Campbell yesterday iron Senator Penrose. Governor Campbell had planned to go to Washington fol the hearing on the long staple cottol
 tariff within the next few days, bu 1T the matter goes over until neX month may not be able to attend il
 view of the governors conference
 which is scheduled for the seconi
 week in December
 LOSES TERS-Important let
 ters pertaining to Parent Teacher as l sociation work were lost yesterda,
 by Mrs. Ethel Sutherland, to whon
 they were addressed. Mrs. Suther land had just taken them from tn
 post box and had not opened then
 They were lost either between Thir teenth avenue and Jefferson street O
 Sixteenth avenue and Monroe stree
 Mrs. Sutherland will appreciate it ) the finder will phone her at S496 o
 send the letters to 1214 West Jeffer } son street.
 DENTAL socIEY MEETS -Th Arizona State Dental society opene
 its 14th annual session yesterda, with large attendance from al parts of the state. The followin officers were elected at the mornin meeting: Dr. w. G. Barackman c
 Chandler, president; Dr. l.. R. Browr
 Douglas, vice president; Dr. J. Roberts, Phoenix, reelected secretar and treasurer. The society will b entertained tomorrow evening at o'clock with a banquet at the hom l Of pr. J. A. Messinger.