Arizona republican., 1921-02-04
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 COURTHOUSE CLOSED TODAY All county offices will be closed tooay in observance of Arbor day which has been made legal holiday. The board of supervisors, the county treasurer the assessor, the county recorder, the clerk of the superior court and tne county attorney will all close thelr offices. The superior courts and the justice courts also will be closed today, all cases scheduled for today having been set over to Saturday or a future date.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to E. L. Whitney, 72, of Peoria, and Anne Pitcher. fl, of Phoenix; Herbert Strickland, 63, and Annie M- Armitage, 60, both of Prescott; Joseph Louis Oberrnuller, 51, and Florence Huyck, 3S, both of Phoenix; Cecil Gordon, 2S. and Gertrude Riggs, 21, both of Mesa, and David Alvillar, 22, of Phoenix, ana Rosa Saldana, 23, of Los Angeles.
 PETITIONS FOR LETTERS-Peti- ton for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of Melis- sa c. Hunsaker. who died In Mar1copa county January r, 1921, by Alexander Hunsaker, a son. The estate consists of real and personal property to which the petitioner gives the value Of s2S,000. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, February 15, at l: 50 o'clock.
 hearing yesterday afternoon, a charge of cruelty to animals against A. J. Rogers was dismissed by Justice Hen ry J. Sullivan. The complaint was made by J. W. Canning. humane of ficer, who alleged Rogers set steel traps in which he caught a dog belong ing to Howard Rule.
 GRANTED DIVORCE = Upon the grounds of assertion, Joseph A. Nes- bitt yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from Beatrice Nesbitt by Judge Lyman.
 ALL DAY MEETING - The women of the Central Christian church will hold a meeting at the church today. beginning at 10 o'clock. Luncheon will be served at noon. The missionary so- ciety will meet at 2:30 o'clock.
 JEWISH SERviCES-The regular Jewish services will be held at s o'clock tonight at the school admins tration building on North First ave nue. pr. Liknaitz will speak on 'The Laws of Moses Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis will give a solo. and there will be music by the temple choir. INVITED TO CLASSES-A cordial invitation Is extended to the public to lvisit the Saturday afternoon dancing 1 classes at the Studio club, 237 North Fifth street, from 2 until 5 o'clock Mrs. s. Prescott. organizer of the l juvenile section of the Musicians club will speak to the pupils at o'clock on | the aim and scope of that club. 1 CONFEDERATE TO MEET = The Confederate veterans of Phoenix and vicinity will meet at the chamber of commerce this afternoon at o'clock for the purpose of organizing a post h A iGr nf ta rof erans in this city and vicinity shows that there are 32 eligible to become members of the new post
 ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON = The Rotary club will meet today noon at luncheon at the Y. M. c. A. UNDElivERED TELEGRAMS = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local Western Union office J. $. Watkins. M- $. Nelson, B. C. Strangler, Robert Oxnard w. O. Ro- person. Mrs. Richard Gabriel Thomas II. Reid, Paul l.. Harmon. Mrs. Vivian Slater.
 BOX socIAL-The Wednesday so- ciai Circle will give a box social at the Isaac school house on Friday eve nlng, February 5. A program has been prepared and the public is cordially | invited.
 GIN TO cLosE-The Farmers, Gin nlng company plant will close about l A ~oi tieiA 1cs ib IS announced. Those desiring ginning done are urged tc communicate with the officials of the ginning plant at once for an unloadins date. BOY SCOUT MEETING-The Bo, Scouts of the Washington district will
 hold their regular meeting on Satur. day night at 7:30 o'clock instead of or sunday This change takes effec with the coming Saturday, Februarv 5
 REF FORM COMMITTEE TO MEET The executive committee of the Iav
 EnIorcement League which was forme, at Q mass meeting at the Centra
 Methodist church last Sunday will mee at the church at 2 o'clock Sunday af ternoon. The committee is compose, to one member from each church i,
 the county, selected by the paxtor. Tn league plans county campaign to en roll membership of from 5000 to 10.
 0U0 to war on law breakers. A state ment yesterday included under tha
 head public dance halls, bootlegger.
 profiteers, usurers, prostitutes, Sabbat
 YloIators and all violators of the law. T FATHER SON BANQUET = Ol
 men, young men, big boys and Iittl
 boys, all will be at the father and so
 banquet at the First Baptist churc Friday evening, February H. Indica
 tions are that it is to be an unusus 1 affair. In addition to the spIendj banquet. an excellent program that different, is being arranged, and fath CTS not having sons of their own ca : rent one for the evening" The com mittee in charge consists of E. Reeves. chairman; A. R. Taylor Cla1 ence Brown, A. F. Runyon and M Ridgeway
 BEGIN oPERATloNs-G Guy Mi Ter, president of the Guy Miller Realt company Inc, with offices at 110 Mort Central avenue, yesterday announce the completion of the organization which has begun general business. TT company is connected with outside car f ital, it was said, and also will mal | loans. L. H. Gibbs and H. A. Herbe | are among Mir. Miller's associates. MUSIC SECTION MEETlNG-Tl