Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
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 terday on business.
 ILL WITH INFLUENZA-Miss Wilmae Mahoney of the state treas urer's office is suffering from an at tack of influenza.
 POSTPONES MEETING - The meeting of the W. c. T. U., an- nounced for Thursday, has been postponed one week.
 VISITING IN CtTY-T. J. Straight representing the Northwood Glass company of Wheeling, w Va, was in Phoenix a few days on business While here he was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Nesbitt. 911 North First street.
 JEWISH COUNCIL MEETs-A business meeting of the Council of Jewish Women will be held at the Woman's club at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
 WEDNESDAY SOCIAL CIRCLE The Wednesday Social circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Stannard on the Christy road Wednesday, April 6. instead of this afternoon, as previously announced.
 YAVA APAI UNDER SHERIFF HERE-Ed F. Bowers, under sheriff of Yavapai county, spent few hours on Monday with his brother, C. H. Bowers, under sheriff of Maricopa county. MT. Bowers was en route to Santa Barbara, Cal, to attend an in- surance convention.
 PERMIT TO SELL SHARES-The corporation commission yesterday granted the Pactolus Mining and Milling company permission to sell | 50,000 shares of treasury stock at S1 a share. The company's property is l located in Yavapai county. UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS - The local Western Union office is holding telegrams for the Burkhead Vaughn. c. B. Ripley, E. Galena, George S. Franklin, o. c. NcElrath. H. H. Bradley, Bernard Mirrillo, Dwight c. Schmook, T. M. Quebe- deaux.
 NEW CHURCH TO MEET | Friends and members of the New Baptist church will meet in the Adams school auditorium, Eighth avenue and Adams street, at 7:45 will be conducted by Rev. R. M. Johnson after which steps in organi- | Zation will be worked out l ANTI SOCIALIST MEETING A meeting of the Anti Socialist league | of Arizona will be held this evenin 2 | at Washington and First streets. MT. | Corcoran will speak on "The neces- | sity for more drastic laws against an- archists in Arizona" All true Amer | jeans are urged to attend and very | lively time is expected.
 MiGNES IN NEW JOB-Percy R. Mines yesterday filed his oath of of | flee with the secretary of state and will take over the duties of immi grafton commissioner on April | | when he will begin a survey of the cotton situation in the state. MT. 1 Milnes will continue to act as secre- | tary to the governor until he takes the office created by the Fifth state l legislature.
 l RESUME OF NEW SCHOOL
 lAWS-C. Louise Boehringer, who | represented Yuma county in the house of representatives of the fifth legislature, has prepared a resume of school legislation for the next is | sue of The Teacher of which she is | editor. Miss Boehringer was in the city yesterday in connection with the publication of the magazine which she heads. returning last evening to her I home.
 1 CHARGED WITH GRAND LAR CENY-L. c. Moore and Howard Gear were arraigned yesterday be fore Justice Henry J. Sullivan on 2 charge of grand larceny. The pre- liminary hearing was set for thi. morning. Moore was released under a cash bond of $500 and Bear under a surety bond of s1000. The com plaint was made by B. A. Gillespie who alleges the two men took hi:
 Marmon automobile, which he values at S5000.
 ELkS' ANNUAL BALl-Marke,
 by the usual splendor for which thei
 dances are noted, the E1ks will giv
 their annual ball Thursday night a
 the Shrine auditorium. The affai will be for E,lks only-for member of the local lodge and visiting mem bers of the organization. The admis : sion will be by membership cards. ] special effort is being made to hay an exceptionally attractive danc program, while the appointments wi be particularly effective. DRILL TEAM TO MEET-Th EllSs new drill team will meet fo practice on Thursday evening at tn !, Elks club rooms. More members ar 4 needed for the team, so that flu team of 42 may be secured. Thi
 team is preparing to go to the annus
 Elks grand lodge meeting at Lo Angeles, July 10 to Is. They ar ! going to let the Elks from all owe
 the country who will be there kno'
 that Phoenix is on the map and tha i the Phoenix lodge is a live institu tion.
 II TO LABEL STATE HOUS II lTREES-Every tree in the stat house grounds will be labeled. Tn was the announcement made yeStel
 day by Joe Y. Prochaska. state gam
 warden and scout master for th l Capitol troop of Boy Scouts, Wh have volunteered to do the work. addition to labelling the trees tr I Scouts will give attention to the ca6 | tus garden, which is of particular ir l terest to tourists.
 ROB TOLLESON STORE At | cording to a report made to the shei
 ifs office yesterday morning. thiev'
 broke into the Sam Peskey store II Tolleson some time Monday night ar
 stole about s200 worth of merchar - disc. Entrance was gained by forcir . the front door with a jimmy. A true . the officers said, was used to ca
 away the goods which consisted
 sugar in sacks. coffee, canned goo' | and other merchandise. Depu
 Sheriffs Blanco and Meeks invest | gated the robbery.