Arizona republican., 1921-05-10
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses

THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Juan Mendez, 22, and Francisco Mo lima. r, both of Wickenburg; Am prose Jackson, zT, and Mollie We'll ington, 21, both of Scottsdale; J. l.. Gibson, 50, and Minnie Pratt, 3S, both of Phoenix; and Francisco Wales quez, 32 and Joefa Ruiz, 25, both of Phoenix.
 CORP. COM. TO TUcSON-AIem- bers of the corporation commission will spend today in Tucson where they will conduct a series of automo- bile hearings.
 K. OF c. MEETING-The regular meeting of the Marcos de Niza Coun- cil Knights of Columbus will be held this evening in K of P hSll. Mir. Cochran will address the meeting on the subject of the attitude of the Catholic church toward labor. He is an exceptionally good talker and thoroughly familiar with his subject. He will not confine his remarks to labor, but will dwell on physical science, surgery, general education, art, literature, political liberty, the Bible and the rock. Every member is urged to attend this meeting
 TO BOY SCOUTS MEETING = George A. Johnson of Mesa, president of the Boy Scouts conference, left last evening for San Diego to attend a three days conference of Boy Scouts. WINTER VISITOR LEAVES = Miss Nellie MacPerson left on Sun day for her home in Big Springs. 1 Texas, after spending the winter in Phoenix with her sister, Mrs. Fred B. Segell1en, 741 East. Culver street
 ELKS SMOKER- Thursday night is to be a big night in Elkdom in Poenix. There is to be an initia- ton at the club rooms, after which School of Music where the Ell1s drill 1 team is going to put on a smoker l The tickets for the smoker are $2 each, and only Elks in good standing l are to be admitted, even at that 1 price. The entire proceeds go to i the drill team which is raising the money to buy uniforms in which to array themselves when the team ac- companies the lodge members to Los Angeles in July for the grand lodge meeting. sUFFocATED IN MINE suffo- cated while at work in the Arizona Copper company's mines in Morencf Vincento Moreno and Jose Cervante. I are dead according to word received yesterday by Jack White, state mine l inspector. The only information MT
 White has relative to the accident i.
 to the effect that the miners wer,
 suffocated by run of rock in tht 1 raise. James F. McManus. deput,
 mine inspector. has been detailed t,
 make an investigation
 I ADAMS P.-T. A. TO MEET-Th
 Adams Parent Teacher association
 will hold it's last meeting for the yea
 this afternoon when a pleasing pro
 gram will follow a brief bushes
 session. Miss Louise Jackson wil I give a reading and the musical pro
 gram will be contributed by Mrs l Milton Rasbury and Mrs. sam Malb
 coat.
 q HERE TO INSPECT HIGHWAY. IN. A. Bowers, assistant editor o
 the Engineering Record of New Yorf though his headquarters are in Sa Francisco. arrived in the city yes
 terday for the purpose of inspectin the work on the county highway pro gram. He spent the day going owe , it with Chief Engineer Perkins. Nil Bowers will spend several days i
 the city.
 CAPITAL P.-T. A. TO MEET Rev. G. D. Yoakum will be the prin cipal speaker at the regular month ly meeting of the Capitol Parent
 Teacher association, held in the kin dergarten rooms at 2:30 o'clock to . morrow afternoon. Others who wi e participate on the program includ f Mrs. Doane Merrill vocal solo, an Q Mrs. Howard CIaflin, reading. Rt
 treatments will be served.
 PHOENIX VOlTURE TO MEET 1, Phoenix Noiture Nc. 35. Le Socie' A des 40 Hommes ct Chevaux wi Q meet tonight at o'clock at u :. American Legion headquarters. TT Q meeting is important in that tn
 election of officers of the organizs
 ton will be held this evening al i, also in that the "wrecl<ing crew" wi . begin work on itssplans for the in |, tiation scheduled for the end of Il = month. The committee to be 7. charge of the Decoration day activ = ties of the voiture will also be al
 pointed at this meeting.