Arizona republican., 1921-01-29
localities

1 AIDS RELIEF FUND - Tom Mix, motion picture star, yesterday for warded a check of s100 to Governor 1 Thomas F. Campbell for European relief. Mix, who has been extensively featured in western pictures, played the generous westerner when he con tributed his check to the cause to which the coast picture colony js de- voting its efforts. He expressed his regret in being unable to come to Phoenix at this time to carry on the relief work.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS = grams for the following persons: Claude B. Gibbs, s. L. Stroud, l.. D. Scruggs. Earl Kempton.
 CHRISTIAN LIVING CLASS = A class will be held Wednesday after noon at 237 North Fifth street on Christian living and healing. The sub- Ject will be "Delusions and Decep tions."
 MUSICIANS TO MEET - A meet ing of the evening division of the Musicians club will be held at & o'clock Monday night at the Studio club. 241 North Fifth street. Those who wish to become members of the division are requested to come pre- pared for examination, which will be given at the close of the program. | ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE A n- cense to marry was issued yesterday to Raymond c. Anthony, 23. and Zella | Nicks, IS, both of Phoenix.
 | GETS $250 VERDlCT-T. R. Ledbet- ter yesterday was awarded a judg- ment of $25O by jury in the superior court in a damage suit brought against the Phoenix Railway company of Arf- zona for the loss of horse. Ledbet- ter alleged the animal was valued at S25O and was killed when a street car struck 1t. The accident occurred on Grand avenue. he said, near West Polk street
 PLEAD NOT GUILTY - Delbert Walls and Wilcie Lathrop yesterday pleaded not guilty when arraigned be- lore Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of petty larceny. The examination was set for January 31 and they were committed to the county jail when they failed to furnish bonds of $500 each They are charged with taking i a spare tire from the automobile of the Rev. T. J. Hamilton near the Y. M. C. A. on Thursday night They were arrested by special officers from the sheriffs office who watched them re- move the tire. Their automobile, with a Hat front tire, was parked on Van Buren street between First and Second avenues
 SUES POOL HALL-Declaring he suffered injuries to the extent of S30OO When he fell through an open tran door In the Rose Tree pool hall. F. A. Il Grant yesterday brought suit against rom Higley, doing business under the name or the Rose Tree. Grant alleges ne went into the pool hall on Decem- Der 20, 1920, and was engaged in a game of pool for which he paid the regular charge. He alleges the tran door was left open and that he feil through. The injuries sustained. he alleges. will partially incapacitate him rom following his occupation as a bookkeeper and paymaster.
 LEGISLATORS TO CHURCH = ne members of the legislature will attend special service at Trinity ca- tneural tomorrow morning, havinc ac cepted an invitation from Bishop Al wood. Dean Scarlett and Canon Cock &
 GLASS IN ENGLISH-In answer i'd many requests, a course in practical English will be started in the night school at the high school buildins Monday night. The course will em brace punctuation, spelling and com position. It will be open to anvona who has finished grammar school Ihose wishing to enroll in the class or get additional information conce~ning the course may do so by calling fbe
 
 ENGlNEERS TO MEET = Frank Irott, surveyor general of Arizona. VIII preside over the regular weekly noon luncheon to he given by inc Phoenix chapter of the American AS sociauon of Engineers at the Grand Gale today at 12:1O Q. m. AIr. Trott also will have charge of the r,roeran,
 TO CLOSE ARIZONA cANAi1s-NSlnli- iHs- Sllli uce was issued yesterday by the Sal River Valley Water Users associatior that beginning with the morning o rep. D. the water will be shut off iron the Arizona canal for a period of fiv, days to allow the city of Phoenix fl complete the Verde water system acme
 duct across the canal. Those who ms,
 the canal water for stock and othe
 purposes are requested to make pro Vlslon to have plenty of water on hant when the canal is closed.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
 Judge Samuel w. Greene of Louisville Ny, member of the board of lecture 7 snip of the First Church of Christ. Sci ehust In Boston, Mass, will deliver ; Iree lecture on Christian Science to ! morrow afternoon at o'clock in tb Shrlne auditorium, Fifteenth ayenu : and Washington street.
 DAIRY ExAMINATION-A mil
 and cream testers examination wil " SAN NCh III tHe oIllCe or the state dair' 2 commissioner, Capitol building earl l in February Anyone desiring to tall [ this examination may notify the dair,
 commissioner so that the definite dat
 can be set.
 r SEEK OFFICE SPACE-In order f. . assist in making out income tax re
 ports, federal officials are establishin,
 temporary office as soon as a loca ton can be found A room about 5 l by 50 feet is needed for this purpose [ Anyone who is willing to assist in
 government in securing such a spac
 at nominal rent should notify fl,
 chamber of commerce which has an
 pointed a committee to help in findinj 9 the right location.
 = SPECIAL INVlTATION-A pressin, Q invitation is extended to all citv. conn - ty and state officials to attend the del k egated massmeeting for men only. Sun . day at D. m. sharp, at the Centra
 Methodist church, to hear County At
 torney R. F. L. Shepherd speak on lay I enforcement in Maricopa county. Tw, n other short addresses will be given
 with suitable music for the occasion n Delegates from all parts of the count, s are expected to be present Tester
 day Governor Campbell and both in
 houses of the legislature were give, r a personal invitation to attend tbi Q meeting, which is open to all men. . MASSMEETlNG FOR WOMEN
 There will be massmeeting for wom