Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
CREIGHTON P..T. MEETs-Tl

BRIGHTON P.-T. MEETS-The l Creighton Parent Teacher associa- l tion will meet on Friday, Sept 15, at 2:30 pm, at the school auditorium. Every parent is urged to be present. |
 CHICKEN DINNER-There will be a chicken dinner given by the members Of Antioch Baptist church today at 429 East Washington street, opposite the City Ice Delivery com pany. The dinner will begin at Il o'clock and will last until 3. Every one is invited
 M. E. LADIES AID MEETS-The Ladies' Aid society of the First Meth odist church will hold meeting in the church parlors this afternoon at 2 o'clock. An outline of the work for the coming year will be presented and other plans discussed which will be of interest to the ladies of the congregation.
 COPPER ROAD SIGMA copper road sign, the product of a plant which the New Cornelia Mining com pany has erected at Ajo for the man. ufacture of copper articles, is on dis play at the headquarters of the Auto mobile Club of Arizona at the cham Der of commerce. While this sign is not of practicable type, the club will use the copper plates if they can be made into signs that will be read able and economical, it was said yes- terday.
 CELEBRATE WITH FEAST-The clerks in the board of supervisors office who have been working for the past several weeks on the tax rolls of the county celebrated the comple- tion of the work last night with a l weinie roast. on the desert. The party numbered about 50 including the | friends invited by the county em- ployes to assist them in their jublica- 1 ton feast. Plenty of weinies, buns, near beer" and other trimmings l The party was held on the desert north of Phoenix.
 l WILL IS FiLED-Placing a value of s20,oo0 on the estate. the. will of | Mrs. Mary B. Sloan, wife of Judge Richard E. Sloan, city attorney and former territorial governor, was filed 1 for probate yesterday by Judge Sloan. l The estate consists of personal and real property, the real property be- l ing a community interest valued at l $15,00 Judge Sloan is named as ex- executor. Their two daughters, El- eanor B. Sloan and Mary c. Sloan l are named as devisees. Mrs. Sloan l died in Pasadena on Aug. 15, 1921 l FORGERY IS CHARGE-C. L I Shindlebower yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Henry J. Suili- l van on a charge of forgery and was 1 released under a bond of s200 to ap- pear for a hearing on next Wednes- day morning. The complaint was filed by w. E. Skidmore who charges that Shindlebower passed a $5 check I to Quan Wo, a Chinese storexeepe1 to which he forged the name of A. E l Porter. The check, the complaint
 says was endorsed with the name oi
 c. L. Johnson.
 MEET-The first regular meeting oi
 the season of the Business and Pro-
 will be held this evening at 6:1'
 o'clock at the Grand cafe. There i: i, to be a special program and a large attendance is expected. The dele
 gates have returned and will bring . news of the national convention Members wishing reservations ant who have not already sent in theil
 cards are requested to telephon'
 Miss Seaman at 4235.
 $10,oco DAM 4 c Es ASKED Through the death of Jose Camarg, | of which he was riding overturned ol
 the Tempe road about l o'clock ol |. the morning of Sept. IT, 1920. Jual + Camargo, the administrator of tn estate of Jose Camargo, declares tn
 estate was damaged to the extent o 1 $10.O00 and he seeks to recover sthi
 amount from J. M. Iberri, allege owner of the truck, in a suit file yesterday. The truck was driven b Arthur Iberri, Camargo alleges. an was overturned when he went to pas another car. Jose Camargo, he say. was riding on the truck.
 ASKS $f5,00o DAMAGES-Dama
 ges to the extent of $50 are sough
 by H. D. Midkiff in suit filed yes
 terday against the State Consolidat
 ed Publishing company, publishers Q
 the Tucson Daily Star. Midkiff al
 leges the Star published on March
 1921. an article stating that H. I
 Midkipp had been held to answe to the federal court on a charge c transporting intoxicating liquor. Tn
 article. he says, is false. defamator and was maliciously published by tn
 Star. The H. D. Midkipp referred t
 he says. is the same person as him
 self. Midkiff alleges at the time tn : article was published he was feders
 prohibition agent for Arizona.