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to marry were issued yesterday to ! Preston D. Russell 22, and Mary 1 Kay Kendall. 19. both of Phoenix; 1 and Roy E. Adamson, 27, of Los Angeles, and Miriam F. Brown, To- | of Phoenix.
 OPPORTUNITY FAIR-The ladies of the First Methodist Episcopal church will hold an Opportunity FaiA at S36 East Washington street in the Thalheimer building on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week.
 GIANT COTTON STALK-Carl Hansen of Glendale brought to the chamber of commerce yesterday a cotton stalk containing 800 full blown bolls and more than 200 immature ones. The stalk is said to typical of an entire field of long staple cotton on the Hansen rancn.
 BOY CHOIR TO MEET-The Phoe- nix boy choi1 vii, hold its first meet ing of the season this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock in the class studio of the Ariona School of Music under the direction of Walter Hastings Ol- ney. All boys who are 12 years of age and under are eligible for mem- bership and are invited to attend.
 TO ENTERTAIN cIRcLE-Mrs. Bickell will entertain the Wednesday Social circle this afternoon at her home on the Christy road. Mrs. Bick- ell has just returned from pro- Cnged stay in the East and the la dies of the circle will welcome the opportunity tc meet with her again.
 RATES REDucED-The corpora tion commission announces that re- auctions on rates on hay grain and grain products within the. state, in the same relative amount as those which will be made on interstate shipments under the decision of the federal commission in Docket No. T., with the interstate reductions.
 ON BAD CHECK CHARGE-Jesus Artigofa yesterdaS was arraigned be- fore Justice Henry J. Sullivan on two charges of attempting to pass forged checks. The preliminary hearing was set for Thursday morning and Orti- gofa was committed to the county jail under a bond of S1,000.
 TO CLOSE ARMISTlCE DAY The John F Barker Produce com pany will be closed all day Friday, i Nov. II on account of Armistice day. The company urges all of it's cus- toners to assizt them in their effort l to close on Friday by placing their orders for delivery today or Thurs 1 day.
 DOG IS LosT-A black and white | part bull and collie pup belonging 2 to Brander Pugh, 115O East Polk street, has been lost. The pup was last seen at the city water pumping
 plant, Ninth and Van Buren streets.
 Anyone finding the dog is requested
 to return it to young Pugh as the
 pup is valued pet by the Pugh
 children.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY-Jose Baine lyesterday pleaded not guilty to charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquor
 and Judge Stanford set the trial fol
 Dec. 23. His wife, Isabelle Baine
 entered a plea of guilty to the charge
 and will be sentenced by Judge StGS1. ford this morning. The Baines wer,
 arrested last Saturday night after of
 ficers had found a still in their place 1 MASONS AT TUcSON-The fal
 reunion of the Ancient and Accept
 ed Scottish Rite Masons opened or
 Monday at Tucson. The followins
 from Phoenix are in attendance: c
 W. Cisney, H. B. Chaflin, w. N. Da.
 wis, George Nj Farmer, c. Fisher, J
 c. HaldimaE. D. A. McClung, H. M
 Morit, D. B. Pinnell, Don Roffe, J. J
 Sit5in, c. E. Stromberg and R. B
 Taylor
 VISITING WOMEN INVITED
 Out of town women who are in tn,
 city during Industrial week are ex.
 tended a special invitation by tn,
 Business and Professional Women. club to make the clubroom at Room
 No. 4, Bake building, over Switer'
 Style shop. the;r headquarters. Tn room will be open all day and dur ing the afternoons different menber of the club Will be acting as hos tesses.
 TO HOLD EcEPTIoN Mrs Frank T. Alkire will give a recep tion this afternoon in honor of Mrs John Langdon of Clemenceau, stat g president of the Congress of Moth | CTS and Parent Teacher associations j. who is in the city attending an ex ecutive committed meeting Mrs 2 A1kire's guests included the member . of the executive board. Mrs. WyIi Leper assisted Mrs. Alkire in receiv e ing.
 o ASKS s1o,ooo DAMAGEs-Becaus d Mexican working with him in grad $ ing a piece of ground for the de e fendants pulled the rope operatin 5. the lever of fresno at the wron p time and without his orders. | ( e Welty declares in a suit filed yester q day against W. V 5. Ames and hi IS wife, Virginia Ames, the lever struc D him in the side and he sustained in d juries to the extent of s10OO0. fe c which he asks a judgment again:
 the defendants.
 - AWARDED S6,ooo VERDICT
 jury in Judge Stanford's division , the superior court yesterday awarde
 Joseph F. Dungan a verdict of SC, ,0(
 against T. B Stewart for injuries a \ legged to have been sustained whi | Dungen waT employed by Stewart ] the construction of a high schoC building on North Seventh stree
 According to the evidence in the ca.
 Dungen was assisting in carving large scaffolding when one of fl | legs caught him, throwing him to u
 ground. His right foot Dung,
 claimed, was injured and had to amputated at the ankle. He brougl , suit for S25,0Uo through his alto ney. Fred c. Struckneyer
 PHARMACY BOARD TO MEET - The Arizona state board of pharna, . Will hold two day session on Nc . and 10 at the school adrninistrati, \ nulld1ng, 3S1 North First avenr This will be the S6th seni-ann11 meeting of the board at which fir
 all applicants for certificates to pra
 tlce pharmacy in Arizona will be Q
 amlned. The following members the board vii 1