Arizona republican., 1921-03-18
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after stay of three months here. She later will return to her home at El- gin, III.
 DEFEAT ALuMNIrThe grammar school baseball team bf the Washing ton school Wednesday afternoon de- feated the alumni of the school who are now in high school, It was the sec ond victory for the Washington boys.
 APOLLO CLUB TO MEET-The Apollo club will meet at 4 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon at the Osborn school A program will be given for the children.
 MUSICIANS MEETING-The even ing section of the Musicians club will meet at the Studio club, 241 North Fifth street, at o'clock Tuesday even ing A program will be given. The public is invited.
 IN FLoRENcE-Clayt Bennett, secretary to the board of directors of state institutions, was in Florence yes terday on official business connected with the penitentiary.
 COMING FOR ViSIT--Mrs. W. N. Windes will arrive from Long Beach this morning to spend two weeks with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. H. H. B1ome.
 will hold its weekly luncheon at the Adams at noon Saturday. The speaker will be w. S. Norviel, state water commissioner, who will discuss the work of the department he heads
 DRUGGISTS MEET-The Maricopa County Retail Druggists' association held it's regular semi monthly business meeting Wednesday noon at the Grand cafe. The attendance was large. Pres ent officers are: E. c. Mason, presi- dent. Roy Wayland, vice. president. n. F EorbirlE. secretary.
 CHURCH WOMEN TO MEET-rhe women of the Central Christian church will hold an ail-day meeting at the church today beginning at 1o'ao o'clock. In the afternoon the Loyal Women's class will hold its monthly
 WoMAN'S CIRCLE TO MEET-Tha Woman's circle Of the Cavalry Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. T. T. Pendergrass, 1122 North First street, at 2:S0 o'clock this afternoon. The sixth chapter of Acts will be taken up in the regular Bible study. All members and friends of the congrega- ton will be welcomed.
 MISSIONARY MEETING Ing Women's Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church will meet at 80 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. F. Jones on North Central avenue Free motor car serv- ice will be provided for all who meet at the church at 1:45 o'clock All women of the congregation are in vited
 COOKED FOOD sALE-The Ladies'
 Aid society of the Zion Lutheran church will hold a cooked food sale at
 Hacketts market on Saturday after noon. All those who contribute to the sale are requested by the committee in charge to deliver their parcels not later | .-f- HELD TO U. s. COURT-Robert c. Burns yesterday was held to answer to the federal court after a hearing before United States Commissioner Hencke on a charge of having violated the Mann act. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to fur nish a bond of $2000.
 THESE WILL sWED-Lcenses to marry were issped yesterday to Will liam l.. Bates, fl, and Nora Whitney 43, both of Phoenix; Orsop Boyle, 27, of Mesa, and Carrie Shell, 26, of Phoe- nix; Abner Gilmore, 2s, and Vivian
 Melendrez, 26, both of Phoenix, and Jesus Torres, 22 and Trinidad Men doza. 20. both of Phoenix.
 CITIZENSHIP CLASS TO MEET
 The citizenship class will hold it's sec ond meeting tonight in the offices of Thalheimer and Hart, room 206 O'Neill
 building Attorney General Galbraith will be the speaker of the evening, ex- plaining the functions of the state legislature. Members of the class are requested to bring notebooks and pen cils. An opportunity will be given for questions and discussion.
 1 ASKS RATE INCREASE-AskinE for permission to increase the water rates in Miami J. J. Mackay yesterday | filed an application with the corpora r.. <-I~ F<<w- Fl vance of 10 cents thousand gallons hoping to raise the present rate of ot
 cents to 60 cents a 1000. His plant 1 furnishes water to the town of Miam
 and many of the residents of the lower section of the city. No date has as yeI
 been set for the hearing.
 | FORM ORGANiZATioN-The off
 cers and -employes of the Nationa Bank of Arizona had a dinner las night at the Grand cafe. Followins
 the dinner plans were discussed and ar organization was perfected. Much in terest was shown and as the plans de.
 velop and the organization takes form some such course as the "A. E. A vii be taken up, it was stated. The or ganization willy make for friendliel relation between the members and vii be of mutual benefit, both to the off eers and the employees as regards thu 1 relations of the bank with the public. Il GOES TO PRESCOTT-C. W. Well lleft yesterday for Prescott. where h. will make an investigation on behal of the department of the interior Q the water rights on the Verde rive and the dam sites and reservoir a i iCamp Verde, which is a part Of tn Paradise Verde irrigaton project. MI I Wells will be away the remainder o
 the week, going over the records lol \ file in Prescott. He is acting unde the law passed in 1916, which has t II do with Investigations of irrigation districts in their relation to the publi | land of the United States.
 COAST ROAD DEScRi6ED-Th following description of the road iron Phoenix to Los Angeles was receive hy the chamber of commerce yester day from c. J. Mason, who has jus completed trip to the coast city From Phoenix to Buckeye the road
 are good Near Winters Wells the i are very rough. and the remainder C the way toaV ickshurg is fair. West c Wick sburg there are two very bad mile through an alkali flat. The rest 0 the road to river is rocky, but goo time can be made. The road fror Blythe to Mecca is fair. but slow From Mecca to Los Angeles the road are good I made the trip in two an one half days.