Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
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 SWEAR OUT COMPLAINTS = Complaints charging Joe Doe Sutler with reckless driving, and H. E. Douglas with violation of the city milk ordinance were sworn out in police court yesterday afternoon.
 CHANGE DANCE DATE-Because of the large number of dances which have been scheduled lately the Boys Pleasure club announced yesterday that the dance set by the club for to- morrow evening has been postponed until Thursday, May 5. Among the features of the dance will be a DOT trayal by Pacific coast dancer of ''Harem Life,'' and a special orches- tra.
 RETURNS TO AJo-J. A. c. (bet- ter known as "Mark,") Martinez who has been in the city for several days. left last night for Aoj, where he has been since he left Phoenix seven years ago after a long residence here. He was for some time in the now he is engaged in mining on his own, his holdings being a valuable silver property which is now being developed as rapidly as possible.
 Ap CLUB LUNCHEON = The Advertising Club of Phoenix will hold it's regular meeting today following a luncheon at the Y. M. c. A., at noon. A large attendance is especially urged as matters of importance will come up for discussion. A new ruling of the organization ensures a prompt adjournment at 1:15, so that the members will not be unnecessarily delayed from getting back to their businesses
 RoWENA CIRCLE DANCE wena Circle will give a dance at k. P. hall on Thursday evening. All Yeomen and their friends have been invited to attend the event
 FARM BUREAU MEETING - The Pendergast Farm Bureau will meet at the West End school house at 7:S0 o'clock tonight to elect officers and discuss the marketing of this seasons crop of hay and grain. Every mem Der is urged to attend and bring two non members.
 DANCE PosTPoNED-T The Elks drill team dance has been postponed from tonight to May 1. It will be i held at the Blue Bird.
 ROOSEVELT P.-T. A-The Roose- welt Parent Teacher association will meet at 5 o'clock Friday afternoon instead of the first Friday in May. Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander. president of the High School Pr. A., will be the speaker. talking on Mothers, awake to your responsibilities to this na- tion." Refreshments will be served. WILL GIVE DANCE-A dance will be given Saturday night in Scotts- dale in the building to be occupied l by the Boston Store there. TO CLOSE EARLlER-Beginn the first of May, all barber shops in l Phoenixx will close at o'clock dur | ing the summer instead of o'clock as at present, it was announced yes- terday. The shops will open at s o'clock.
 CLUB MEETiNG-Members of the ! Madison Improvement club are re- quested to meet with the Osborn Woman's club at 2 30 o'clock this af- l ternoon at the Osborn school. DIR. HlGHT REAPPOINTED-D R. J. flight was reappointed state | veterinarian by Governor Thomas E. Campbell yesterday. Dr. flight has held the position since January 1919, 1 and also served under Governor Campbell during his de facto term. After he was graduated from the Chi : cago Veterinary college in 1907, Dr. flight practiced in Illinois. where he acted as assistant state veterinarian until 1914, when he came to Arizona. locating in Phoenix.
 ASKS $f,5oo | NSulT-Deciarin that his automobile was damaged to I the extent of s1,500 when a car be- with it about two miles west of Mesa on the night of February 20, 1921, O. s. Stapley yesterday brought suit ! against W. T. Prince and his wife Cleo Prince. for judgment Stapley | alleges his car was standing on the l side of the road when a taxi belong Ing to the Princes and driven by C. A Aa HDaxrv -1, ! g~-k
 Ing his car. At the time of the col.
 nsion. he alleges, DePew was driving | at a high rate of speed.
 ONE LICENSE TO WED-A Ii. cense to marry was issued yesterda,
 to Ysidro Cabantez. 32, and OrtensiS
 Mareno, r, both of Tempe.
 PLEADS GullTY-B. S. Pric,
 yesterday pleaded guilty in the su.
 per1or court to a charge of transport
 ing intoxicating liquor and will b,
 sentenced this morning by Judg,
 stanford. He was arrested recent,
 by Constable Haze Burch after tn,
 latte rhad found six pints of moon Ishine'' whisky concealed beneath som,
 eggs in basket Price was carrying
 Judge Stanford ordered that a For,
 car captured several weeks ago nea
 Mesa with S4 bottles of tequila in ii
 be sold at auction and the proceed
 turned over to the county. Tn
 driver of the car. fearing officer
 were trailine him. left the car in ,
 rancher's yard.
 SPECIAL TOWN MEETING =
 The Cartwright farm gureau will hol,
 a special meeting this evening at
 o'clock at the school house. All mem
 bers are urged by the secretary, J. E
 Pothast, to be present.
 ASK CONDEMNATION OF LOT
 Declaring that they have been unabl
 to reach an agreement as to the pric i to be paid for a lot at the southeas
 corner of Harrison and Evans streets
 to be used for the building of a join
 terminal and Union Passenger depot ! me California, Arizona & Santa r
 Railway company and the Arizon
 Eastern Railway company yesterda
 brought suit against Fred Jacobs am
 Stella E. Jacobs, his wife, John Doc
 Jane Roe. and the Black company
 asking that the lot be condemned fo
 public use. The lot is described a
 being lot Il, block A. of the Evan
 subdivision of the Montgomery addi
 ton to Phoenix
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