Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
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 GOING HOME ToDAY-Sheriff w. ID. Davis of Yavapai county, who has been in the city for several days, will return today to Prescott.
 RETURNING TO PRESCOTT-Ben SiVerman. Prescott business man, who has been in Phoenix for the three days IS returning to his home today.
 AT WOMANS CLUB-The weekly social meeting for strangers will be held at the Woman's club tomorrow after noon. Tomorrow night there will be a "jitney" dance at the club.
 DANCE AT BUCkEYE-A program dance will be given tomorrow night at the Three H hall at Buckeye. A Phoe- nix orchestra has been obtained and a large crowd is expected.
 LADIES' AID MEETING - The Ladies Aid society of the Grace Luther an church will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the church. Mrs John Lindstrom will entertain. A full attendance is desired.
 MEETING POSTPONED = The Madison Woman's club has postponed until March II, when a child welfare program will be given.
 COUNCIL TO MEET-There will be business meeting of the Council of Jewish Women this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Woman's club. + is requested that all members attend.
 YOUNG MOTHERS LEAGUE-The Young Mothers league of the Presby terian church will hold it's regular monthly meeting at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the church parlors. SCOTTISH RITE ClUB-There will he meeting of the Scottish Rite club at the Masonic temple on Friday eye- ming, March 4, at I:30 o'clock. Matters of importance, including election of of frr- af all members are requested to be pres ent.
 To ORGANIZE scouTs-A troop of Boy Scouts will be organized in the West Capitol school at o'clock to- morrow evening by Scout Master l.. c. Snow. assisted by Joe V. Prochaska, state game warden.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING P NJ
 Curtis pleaded guilty late Tuesday aft ernoon before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of exceeding the speed 1 limit on North Central avenue, and was fined s1J. The complaint was
 made by F. A. Bell. motorcycle officer F CHANGE IN LIBRARY BOARD - ! Through action of the city commls- sion yesterday. Henry c. Yeager was
 replaced on the library board by L1oyo | B. Christy Mir. Yeager was disquali- ] fled by reason of moving outside the
 city.
 | TWO EHROhS MAOE-ln the all lnouncement of the officers elected tc serve on the executive board of the Woman's club for 1921-22 two errors lappeared The names reported to the l paper were Mrs O. C. Bartlett as treasurer, when the name should have been Miss May Utley. and Mrs. w. P Sears was announced for auditor 1T place of Mrs. l.. NJ. Harmon. | THESE WILL WED-Licenses t | wa far h seph $. Clarkson. S7, and Clara E
 Bryan. 2s. both of Phoenix; Brick J Mesien. 26. and Ida May Roberson, P 1 both of Phoenix: Harley o. Stillion. 27
 and Leona G. Messiah, 23. both O | Glendale; Clavin Emerson, 57, ant Lucy Nelson. AS. both of Scottsdale
 Jose Valenzuela. 21. and Eustacia Ase- l bes 20 both of Marinette.
 TAKEN TO PRISoN-Fred Argall who was found guilty in the superior court by jury Tuesday on charg'
 of attempting to pass a bogus checl
 and sentenced by Judge Stanford t,
 serve from one to three years in tn
 state penitentiary, yesterday was takel i to the state prison at Florence b. Deputy Sheriffs Gilbert Blanco an Paul Jones. to begin his sentence. TO MEET AT SCHOOl-The Wom en's Missionary society of the Presby lterian church will hold the annual all ! day meeting at the Cook Bible schoo on Friday March A. with a mornini Il session at 10 a. m and afternoon sess ion at o'clock. The Indian Outin pGirls' club and the students of the Coo Bible school and their wives will con
 tribute to the program. Each lady
 requested to bring cup. fork and spoo
 and one article of food. For particu
 lars about luncheon call Mrs & F Mitchell, telephone 145S. Every one : cordially invited
 ,i PLEADS NOT GUILTY Marti Marcia yesterday pleaded not guilt before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on charge of manufacturing intoxicatin liquor, and was held to answer to u superior court. He was committed the county jail when he failed to ful | nish bond of $1,200. Marcia is a | legeds to have made five gallons moonshine whisky. He was arrestt late Tuesday night by Constable Ha, Burch after the officer had found | still two barrels of mash and u liquor in the kitchen of Marcia's hon on Eleventh street, between Madist and Jefferson streets. The still WI made of copper, with copper co Marcia. according to the officers, h; ' just finished distilling for the nig and had retired when he entered u
 place. The apparatus was still hot. DIR. VON kLEINSMID HERE-I N F. E. Von KleinSmid, president of t University of Arizona, was visitor Phoenix yesterday