Arizona republican., 1921-11-17
pHADs CLUB TO MEET-Phads

PHADS CLUB TO MEET-Phads club will meet at the First Baptist church at o'clock tomorrow night. The usual lively program is prom ised.
 LEAVE ON MOTOR TRIP-Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Van Denbutgh of S15 North Tenth avenue left yesterday on a motor trip to Tucson and No- gales. They will return to Phoenix for Thanksgiving.
 NEW FREIGHT LINE-The cor poration commission yesterday grant, ed the application of the Phoenix Mesa Transfer company for certifi- cate to operate a freight line between Phoenix and Gilbert.
 PAN- -HELLENIc CLUB MEETING The next meeting of the Pan- Hellenic club will be held on Satur- day, Nov. 26, instead of the 2Sth, as has been enormously announced.
 HERE FROM VENIcE-Mrs. W. l.. Pistor and her small son, Robert Murray Pistor, of Venice are visiting Mrs Pistor's parents, MT. and Mrs. Neri Osborn, ST. They will be here until after Thanksgiving.
 PYTHIAN SlSTERS-Purity tenn pie No. g, Pythian Sisters. will meet Thursday afternoon, Nov. IT, prompt ly at 2 o'clock. There will be initia- tion and also there will be nomina- ton of officers. A large attendance is desired.
 PHILOSOPHICAL soc,ETY-The Theosophical society will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at Room 16 Arizona Fire Insurance building. The subject for discussion will be ''The Mental Aspect of Man." Visit
 
 STATE HISTORIAN TO TUCSON Col. James H. McClintock. state historian, left yesterday for Tucson where he will spend the remainder of the week. During his stay in Tucson he will deliver a course of lectures at the state university on Early Day Journalism"
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Phillip c. Blake, 31, of Boston, and Ella V. Quinn, 34, of Sedalia, Mo; Willie L. Yeast, 25, and Eunice M. Mckee, 19, both of Phoenix; Ernest A. Knoepfel, 27, and Etta Fuel, IS, both of Phoenix.
 TO ENTERTAIN CLU8-Mrs. J. W. Herbert. president of the Sun | flower club, having returned from l California where she has been spend | ing the summer, will entertain the | members of the club and their friends on Friday afternoon at 2: 30 o'clock at her home, 1884 East Willetta | street.
 RETURN TO PHOENIx-Prof. E. | M. Ray and wife, who have been making thenr home in California for the past seven years. have returned | to Phoenix and are residing with John Hill. MT. Ray says that Phoe- nix has made wonderful progress | during his absence.
 MEETING NIGHT CHANGED-To avoid conflict with dates of other meetings, the Pendergast- Tolleson Farm bureau has changed it's meeting nights from the first and third Tues days to the second and fourth We'd nesdays of the month. The first meeting under this new arrangement | will be held at Tolleson on Wednes- day, Nov. 30.
 WOULD SELL SHARES-The Pa cific Cooperative League Stores of
 San Francisco yesterday filed appli-
 cation to sell 167,000 shares of stock 1 in units of five shares of preferred stock and one share of common stock
 at S6 per unit. The company's au- | thoriZed capitalization is $1,000,000
 divided into million shares of 350,-
 900 preferred and 650,000 common | stock at S1 each.
 TO ENTERTAIN TEACHERS The chamber of commerce, Kiwanis Rotary and Woman's clubs will play l hosts to the teachers of the state
 when they give their dance at tht
 Woman's club on Tuesday evening
 The event will be one of the socia
 features planned during the sessior
 of the State Teachers association
 which will hold a three days conven' | ton here, beginning Monday.
 PASSES EFFICIENCY TEST
 George D. Bassett, ex-service mar
 and pre- vocational trainee at tht
 Phoenix sanatorium, yesterday passed the test of the Initial Certifi' cate of Proficiency issued by the Un
 derwood Typewriter company of Nev
 York city, making a record of 31 ne l words per minute for 15 minutes MT. Bassett began touch typing fou month ago with the rehabilitation di 9 vision, veterans bureau.
 l MADISON WOMAN'S CIUB-Th 5 Madison Woman's club will meet a 2 the home of Mrs. A. G. Hargrave ol a Camelback road Friday afternoon a ] o'clock. The program will be il :. charge of Mrs. E. H. Mckinney g chairman of the home economies de 2 partment. Hostesses for the after d noon are Mrs. A. G. Hargrave, Mrs
 | A. IT, bdltcN, MISS iAiltld U1OOic. AllS a Stella Morden and Mrs. Ellis Weir
 DISMiSSES CHARGE-On motto l. of Joseph E. Noble. deputy count d attorney, Judge Stanford yesterda d dismissed charge against Jame If Allen Parks of obtaining property b If means of false representation. Tn $ dismissal was made on grounds ( S. insufficient evidence. Parks wa J. charged with obtaining some Ian e from Dr. George Adams by repre- d senting, it was alleged, that the in .o strument Dr. Adams was signing wa Id a lease.
 g BUSINESS GIRLS DINNER d Transportation and Its Relation " Business" will be discussed by Die d Smith of the Arizona Eastern raj at road at the dinner meeting of u h Business and Professional Women S, club, to be held at the Hotel Adam i- this evening. In addition to the ta
 by MT. Smith there will be a numb - of attractive features, including . reading by Betty Barry, violin nun \ Der by Louis Vaughn and songs \ Allen Willard and Jack Springe E with ukelele accompaniment.
 TO JUVENILE COURT - Aft
 being arraigned yesterday morniT before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on \ charge of grand larceny, Patree Va [ deg, a 16-year- old Mexican girl, ws \ turned over to the county probatic \ officer and the charge against h. \ tranferred to the juvenile court. Sl E is charged with taking laces al ws dresses from the home of Mrs. LC