Arizona republican., 1921-04-26
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 club will observe it's annual Ladies Night at the Phoenix Country club this evening. there will be no lunch con at the T. NJ. c. A. at noon to- oay. The program for tonight is said to be one of the best shows that Kiwanis ever presented in this city, and the list of reservations was prac- tically completed yesterday.
 HAD WRONG LiCENSE-w. c. McKelyey yesterday. pleaded guilty before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge or displaying a license on an automobile not assigned to the car by the secretary of state and was fined $10. The complaint was made by H. F. Watson, motorcycle officer.
 ESTATE VALUE $27,3so-Peti- tion for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of Brick r. Kolberg, who died March 19. 1921, by Adell w. Kofberg, the widow. The estate consists of real and personal property to which the petitioner gives the value of s27,3S0. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, May g, at 4 o'clock.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licensee to marry were issued yesterday to Jose Salazar. 30, and Maria Gonzales, 21, both of Phoenix: Elvin J- MoSer, 30. and Fannie Etoria HarreS. 26, both of Phoenix: Roderick Walker 37, and Christine Barews, 22. both of Phoenix; and Daniel c. MacIvor, 40, of Fl Paso, Tex, and Beatrice c. Kemmey, 2S, of Washington, D. c.
 FIND LIQUOR IN cAR-Stan1ey Newell and Burt Collis were arrested last night east of Mesa after Deputy Sheriff O. L. Pickens and Motorcycle officers Bell and Dana found three gallons of "moonshine" whiskey con- cealed in the car in which the men were riding. According to the off cers, the men were going to Mesa with the liquor. Newell Is now -un- der a bond to appear in the superior court on a charge of transporting in toxicating liquor. A second charge of the same nature will be filed against him today, Deputy Pickens said.
 SENTENCED TO JAIL Tran quilino Ontevero, who pleaded guilty in the superior court on Saturday to charge of making intoxicating Hq- uor, yesterday was sentenced by Judge Stanford to serve 30 days in the county jail.
 FIND STOLEN CAR According to a telephone message from Ed Bowers. undersheriff at Prescott. to the sheriff's office here yesterday afternoon, the Stakeholder light six automobile stolen from the home of F. D. Perry on Saturday night has been found in Humboldt, 30 miles south of Prescott where it had been abandned. Nothing had been re- moved from the car. MT. Perry left last night for Prescott to bring the car back to Phoenix.
 M. AND M. TO MEET-The regu- lar monthly meeting of the Merchants and Manufacture association will be held Wednesday moon at the Y. M. C.. A. Howard M. Peek will be the prin- cipal speaker. the subject of his talk being the Cotton Situation" He will tell what has been done at the various cotton conferences held recently in an effort to relieve the cotton situation. here also will be another speaker whose name has not yet been an- nounced.
 SOME CRACK LETTUcE-w. o. Ferris, the lettuce expert, whose suc- cess in growing the vegetable has be- come proverbial in the Salt River val ley. is displaying at the chamber of commerce a box of heads of lettuce which weigh from four to four and one-half pounds each. A single head. | trimmed down to the crisp inner | leaves. weighs two and one-half | pounds In a note appended to the 1 crate Ferris promises to bring to the | chamber of commerce within a few | days a box of real big lettuce. FOWLER IMPROVEMENT CLUB The Fowler Improvement club will 1 hold it's annual election of officers at l a meeting to be held Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Ivy Wilson.
 AT FAMILY REUNIoN-Raymo Earhart, state treasurer. left the east | for Phoenix yesterday MT Earhart | went to Chicago in the interest of the | sale of tax anticipation bonds and en route for home spent a day at Co., 1 lumbus where the Earhart family 1 held reunion.
 l DISMISS cOMPLAINT-Th con- | plaint against the Inspiration Central l Mining company in which irregular | stock selling activities was alleged 1 was dismissed yesterday by the cor | poration commission.
 TO INSPECT COMPANY = Adju 1 tant General Walter S. Ingalls, has | requested permission from the com 1 manding officer of the eighth corps l area for inspection of machine gur
 Company H of the 15Sth infantry al | Casa Grande with view of securing
 federal recognition The machine
 gun company is composed of three
 officers and 7s men Colonel Ingalls
 and Colonel H A Honagan, inspector 1 instructor of the guard, left last even | ing for Tucson to inspect Company E
 15sth infantry for federal recognition
 They will return on Wednesday. | GRAND LODGE MEETING The
 grand lodge of the Woodmen's Circle
 of Arizona will be held at Globe
 Wednesday and Thursday, April 2S
 29. The grand officers living in Phoe-
 nix who will attend are Nora R. Full (. ton, past grand guardian, and Susie
 Mafzinger, grand chaplain. The dele
 gates from the Phoenix lodge are
 Jeannette Wilson and Mrs. May Mitz
 Ter.
 ROOSEVELT FARM BUREAU =
 The Roosevelt Farm Bureau will mee
 this evening at the NeighborhooC
 House. Refreshments will be served
 at 8 o'clock. after which business O
 importance will be transacted :,
 large attendance is requested
 FARM BUREAU TO ELECT-Th, l Pendergast Farm Bureau will mee
 tomorrow night al 7:30 o'clock for tn,
 election of officers. County Presi
 dent Fred Tait will give plans fo
 the marketing of the present crop O 1 hay and grain Every member i
 urged to be present and bring twt
 neighbors.