Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
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MEETING PosTPoNEp-The reg ular business meeting of the Woman's auxiliary of the American legion to be held on Wednesday evening, Dec. | :, has been postponed until the fol- 1 lowing week on account of the re- modelling of American legion head quarters on Seventh avenue
 ALHAMBRA WOMAN'S CLUB | The Alhambra Woman's club will
 meet this afternoon with Mrs. D. D Jack. The meeting will be held under the auspices of the art and literature department and the subject discussed will be Southern Authors"
 NEW RATE ON SAND AND GRAVEL-The corporation commis- sion yesterday authorized the South ern Pacific company to publish rate of f cents per 100 pounds on sand and gravel in carloads, minimum 100000 pounds, from Maricopa to Casa Grande.
 TO TESTIFY IN TRIAL-Miss Dorothy Palmer of the investment department of the corporation com mission will testify for the state to- l day in an action in the superior court of Yavapai county, where J. S.
 
 stock without a permit from the com mission.
 MORE FEDERAL AID CASH-The
 state treasurer's office yesterday re- ceived a government check of S269,- | coo to be applied on the building of 1 post roads. This makes approXi- mately half a million received from
 the government for road construction since Dec. l.
 
 HUGH MARSHALL AT ARMS 1 PARLEY-Word has reached Phoe- nix that Hugh Marshall, formerly i cashier of the Phoenix National bank, has been made one of the experts of
 the American delegation in the limi- tation of armament conference. MT. Marshall was one of the assistants 1 chosen by Secretary McAdoo of the treasury department during the war.
 MANY FEATURES AT BAZAAR 1 At a bazaar given by the Ladies Aid
 society of the Roosevelt district to l be held at the Neighborhood house l tomorrow, Dec. s, there will be a hot tamale booth, a candy booth, fish ! ing booth and a booth for the sale of
 miscellaneous articles. A chicken 1 dinner will be served from o'clock 1 in the evening to the close of the bazaar.
 LOCAL MAN GETS PATENT 1 James R. Tinney of 1907 West Polk | street has received letters of patent l for an improvement in pumps. MT. 1 Tinney has been working on this in vention for the past two years. It is 1 practical, he says, in either water or oil pumps. MT. Tinney recently re- ceived a patent for an unchokable l blow. x
 ESTATE VALUED AT $11,00o- An nI V-l1 died Nov. 27, was filed yesterday in l the superior court for probate by Frances M. Howell the widow, named as executrix. The estate is valued at S11 ,00O and consists of real property worth S6000 and $5000 in notes, ae- counts and bank deposits. The will which was dated Jan. 2, 1914, names | the widow and two sons as devisees. BUDGET GUARD DINNER-The | Budget Guard' dinner given under l the auspices of the Realtors asso- citation at the Y. NJ. c. A. Wednesday noon in honor of the Hon. John T. l Pratt, chairman of the national bud get committee, promises to be one Of l the events of the season. Members from all of the civic organizations have signified their intentions of at | tending this meeting. Active State 1 Chairman II. B. Wilkinson will be
 chairman of the day.
 HELD ON BURGLARY CHARGE ] F. $. McAllister, J. C. Brown and I D. Pollock yesterday were arraigned before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on a charge of burglary. Their hearing was set for Friday morning and they were committed to the county jail
 under a bond of g, 900 each. They are 1 charged with entering the store Of Ezra w Thayer, 124-130 East Wash | ington street, on Monday night. They were arrested by the city police de- partment.
 FIND "MOoNSHINE"-In a raid made yesterday afternoon on a house
 at 34 East Monroe street, Constable
 Haze Burch, Police Officer Sheehy and a federal prohibition agent found
 two and half gallons of ''moonshine'' whiskey hidden the huse but were unable to fine the still which was reported to be in operation in the place. Later Martin Urena. who occupies the house but who was ab-
 sent at the time Of the raid, was ar
 rested by Officer Sheehy and turned
 over to the federal authorities. A
 charge of having liquor in his pos
 session will be brought against him.