Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
RETURNS TO FLAesTAFF-Ml

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RETURNS TO FLAGsTAFF-Mrs.
George Negro of Flagstaff, VINO mas
| been visiting her mother Mrs. M. Il.
| Stafford for the past week, returned
to her home last evening.
COMPANY WOULD DISSOLVE
| A voluntary petition for the dissolu-
| ton of the Bankers and Merchants
| Theaters company, an amusement en-
| terprise incorporated under the state
/ laws of Arizona, but doing business
| in Chicago and other middle western
| sites, was filed in superior rourt
| here yesterday. Ninety eight per
| cent of the stock of the Bankers and
Merchants Theaters company has
been held by the Consolidated Realty
| and Theaters company, which or
| ganization proposes to take over the
| former company, the dissolution pc
tition sets out. Following the filing
of the petition, Judge Frank II. Ly-
man in superior court here, issued an
| order for stockholders to show cause
why the dissolution petition should
not be granted.
VISITING DAUGHTER HERE
Mrs. Robert Sangston of Washing
ton state, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. M. Clemons. She is registered
at the Reading hotel.
GOES TO PREScOTT-Franz
Darvas, head of the piano depart
ment of the Arizona School of Mu-
sic, left for Prescott last week to
spend the summer. He will also
visit Flagstaff and the Grand Can
yon. During the past year Mr. Dar-
vas, aside from his duties at the
school of music, conducted series
of popular lecture recitals at the
Concert club. He played at the Wom-
ems club for the benefit of the Caru-
so American memorial fund in March.
Mr.. Darvas will return to Phoenix in
the fall.
AT FIRST M. &. cHuRcH-To
days services at the First Methodist
church, corner of Monroe and Second
avenue, will be in charge of Dr. L. 0.
Jones of Chicago. and DR.. S. j. Rog
ers, on account of the illness of the
pastor, DIR. j. A. Stavely.
FAREWELL PARTY-A neighbor-
hood farewell party was given Fri
day evening by Mr.. X. J. Robe at her
home, 1401 West AdAsls street, in
honor of Mr.. and Mra Earle Rosen-
berry and Mrs. Evans, who are leav-
| ing this city for an indefinite pc
riod. The evening was spent at cards,
after which refreshments were served.
A set of iced teaspoons" were pre-
sented to the honor guests.
VISITS COUSiN-Miss Edna Baske
| of Chandler, visited her cousin Miss
Amelia Lufty. in this city last week.
GOING AWAY FOR SUMNER
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartsinck plan
to leave for Flagstaff tomorrow morn
| ing to spend the summer. They ex-
pect to return about Sept 10.
OFF FOR PENNsYLVANiA-H. A.
| Waite ami Mrs. Waite, who have been
| associated with the Arizona Grocery
company for the last three years,
left Phoeninx on Saturday for Penn
| sylvania. They will spend several
months visiting friends in that state
| and will stop for a few days in Chi
cago and also at the Grand Canyon.
They will return to Phoenix during
| the early autumn.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVoR MEETS
The Y. P. S. c. f. of the Central
Christian church will hold it's regular
| meeting on the lawn of the church
this evening. Miss Piper will be the
did program. the topic being, Team
Work: Helps and Hindrances." Miss
Piper is an enthusiastic advocate CT
cooperation, which she says is the
principal element OF any organized
| work. The society has PLANNED
number of informal affairs for the
summer months, and those staying
in town are asked to keep an eve
open for announcements. All the
young people of the church. also
strangers in the city, are invited to
attend the Sunday evening meetings
of the society.
TELEGRAMs FOR FlvE-Tele-
grams are being held at the West
ern Union for M. III. Bridges, r. G.
Wight, Ruth j. Beings. Mrs. ]. c.
Rowley and Thomas Tagrien.
TWO CARS STOLEN-Theft of
two Ford touring cars were report
ed to police headquarters last night.
w. Fl. Thomas told the police his
car was stolen from a parking place
on West jefferson street, between
Central and First avenues. about $3.50
o'clock. 1t carried Arizona license
No. 1-9903 and was a 1917 model
John G.. Brooks of Glendale said Eis
machine was stolen from the Glendale
business ulSlFlCL dDOul .. ou ONSiO1h.
1t carried Arizona license No. 1875.
Neither car had been recovered at an
early hour this morning.
GRANTS ExTRADlTiON - Gov
ernor Campbell yesterday granted the
request of the governor of Kentucky
for the extradition of Charles War
rem from Nogales to jefferson coun-
ty, Kentucky. where he is wanted on
a charge of murder. The papers were
turned over to Charles Brown sent
from Kentucky to take Warren back
and he left for Nogales to take
charge of the prisoner.
TO MOTOR TO DAM-Mr. and
Mrs. Foster of 1924 East Pierce street,
accompanied by their daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Z. Smith of Louis
willie. KY. are to motor to Roosevelt
dam this coming week for several
days.
TO FACE TRIAL-Arraigned be-
fore Justice Nat Mckee in the West
Phoenix precinct justice court on
charge of simple assault Valentin
Gonzalez waived preliminary exami-
nation and will go to trial Monday
afternoon at O'Clock. The COM
planning witness in Apolinan Muratl-
da, who claims that Gonzalez assault
ed him with club at Six Points
early Saturday morning.