Arizona republican., 1921-01-05

man of the committee for the after noon.
 COT AND BEDDING NEEDED-l The Associated Charities needs inime diately a cot and bedding for a sick man. Anyone who can provide the articles will find them much appre ciated.
 APPOINTED DEPUTY-Patrick D. Madden. wko for several years has been court stenographer for the coun- " attorneys office. has been ap pointed dsputy clerk of the United States district court at Phoenix by c. R. McFall. clerk of the court for the district of Arizona, it was announced yesterday.
 FILE s246,ooo suIT-suit was en- tered in the United States district court yesterday by the Colorado Title and Trust company against the Ray ! Development company for S246.00O, with $21, ,607.56 in interest, which is al- legged to be due to the title company { on bonds bought by it in 1919 The ! security was a mining property and water rights in Pinal county. l TOWN MEETING-The attention of citizens of Phoenix and the Salt River valley. particularly those interested in farming, was called yesterday by l the chamber of commerce to the town meeting to be held at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening at the high school aud itorium. The subject of discussion will be "A Farming Policy for the Salt River Valley"
 LEGION AUXILIARY MEETING The Women's Auxiliary of Frank Luke Jr. Post No. 1, American Legion, will meet this evening at legion headquar- | ters. The annual election of officers will be held. The retiring officers are: Mrs. w. H. Will1y. president; Mrs.
 Harold Baxter, secretary; and Miss Helen Bucklow. treasurer There will be reports of the committees concern ing the baskets given to the ex- service ! men who are in hospitals
 COUNCIL TO MEET-There will be a meeting of the Council of Jewish Women Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Woman's club.
 CHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION
 There will be a service of the Christian
 Healing Mission in Trinity cathedral
 this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock. The
 childrens service will be held first.
 immediately followed by the service
 for the adults
 FROM coLoRADo-orion orndorff
 nephew of William c. Carpenter oi
 the staff of theFederal building, is a visitor in Phoenix from Brush, Colo.
 HOLDUP REPORTED-Two Mexi-
 cans reported to the sheriffs office f yesterday that two other Mexicans had f held them up on the Paul Greenbaugf
 ranch, 12 miles west of Phoenix on tho
 Christy road last Monday night aboui o'clock The Mexicans said tho
 holdup mer secured S6O from them Deputy Sheriffs Al De Witt and Gil. $ bert Blanco investigated the holdup n They reported the Mexicans knew whc ; held them up and would secure war,
 rants for the arrest of the holdup men
 TWO GET DEGREES decree
 of divorce were granted yesterday b, Judge Stanford as follows. Mamie & Skanes from Charles w. Skanes an, e awarded the custody of their child : and Freda Savers from George F = Savers. In the latter case, Mrs. Say 2 CTS maiden name. Freda Keller, wa \ restored her.
 \ PURSE AND MONEY STOLEN 5 While the family was in the front par Fl of the house at 1921 Woodland aVenu last night, a thief removed a scree from the window of a rear bedroom E reached his arm through the windoY
 and took purse belonging to MT. Kate Sabra and containing about s3 which was on the bed.
 BACK FROM EAST-H. w. Steven prominent mining man of Yavap: \ county for several years and repre
 senting eastern capital, arrived in tn
 city Monday morning after a stay \ the East, in New York and Chica a E for the last 12 Inonthg