Arizona republican., 1922-05-13
CHANGE IN TRAIN TIME-rhe

CHANGE IN TRAIN TlME-The
Santa Fe announces a change in the
schedule of their train from Los An
geles, effective Sunday. May IA. On
and after Sunday "The Phoenix" will
leave Los Angeles at 4:45 p. M, and
arrive in Phoenix at a. m. This is
reduction of As minutes in the run
ming time.
FOR HUSBANDS NlGHT-Reser-
vations for husbands night at the
Harmony club. which will be held
next Wednesday evening. must be
made by noon, Monday, according to
the officers in charge.
WANT SHEETS, PILLOW CASES
Sheets and pillow cases are wanted
at the office of the Associated Chari-
ties for the benefit of woman who
is i'll.
WHERE is JOHN BlRDWELL?-
Anyone knowing of the whereabouts
of John Birdwell. who is thought to
be employed at some local garage or
auto sales company, is asked to COM
municate with the Associated Chari-
ties. Nh Birdwen's mother is i'll in
Texas and it is desired that he be
notified
MAN WANTS EMPLOYMENT
The Associated Charities is making an
effort to secure employment for an
elderly man who is willing to work
for his room and board. Anyone in
terested is asked to telephone 63S5.
u. D. C. ELECTS-Robert E. Lee
chapter of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy held a meeting last
Friday at the home of Mrs. w. T..
Crawford, SOC North Seventh street.
The following officers We're elected
for the coming year. Mrs. i. j. Holz-
warth, president: Mrs. Sam H. Kyle,
vice president; Mrs. NJ. B. Hughes,
second vice president; Julia Thomas,
third vice president; Mrs. Hosea
Greenhaw. recording secretary: Mrs.
w. T. Crawford corresponding sec
retary: Mrs c. II. Bugbee. registrar;
Mrs, Thomas +. Parish, treasurer;
Mrs. George Olney, historian and Mrs.
l.. r, Robinson, custodian of property.
FARM BUREAU BOARD MEETS
The board of directors of the Mari
copa County Farm Bureau will hold
their regular meeting this afternoon
at 2 p. m. room l. Berryhill build
ing.
AWARDED $2.5oo- u. E. Hender-
son was awarded damages in the
amount of $1,000 by Judge Joseph S.
Jenckes yesterday as the result of a
suit brought against NJ. b. Watson,
ct al. Henderson alleged that while
working in a cotton gin in the employ
of the plaintiff he was injured by
machinery.
FACES BIGAMY CHARGE. c.
Beatty, when brought before Judge
r. c. Stanford to face a charge of
bigamy yesterday, waived a reading
of the information and was ordered to
appear in court today to enter a plea
HEARINGS ARE SET-The hear
ings set yesterday by the corpora
tion commission are as follows: Ari-
zona Chemical company, hearing on
May 25 in Phoenix to investigate al
legged violations of the Blue Sky laws;
the petition of the Miners Bus Line of
Globe to extend their service to Clay
pool and Midland City. set for May
%, in Phoenix: petition of r. A.
Passey to extend freight stage line
from Mesa to Goldfield. set for May
16 in Phoenix; application for the
Indian Hot Springs company for a
permit to operate a stage from Globe
to Stafford, set for May %, in Phoe-
nix; petition of B. o. Rapier for
permit to operate a stage between
Globe and Stafford. set for May 23. in
Phoenix; and the complaint of the
Verde Valley Stage line against the
continued operation OF the Jerome
Union Stage company between Jerome
and Clarkdale, and the application of
the Jerome Union Stage company for
a permit to run a stage from Pres
colt to Clemenceau. were both set
for "a hearing in Prescott on May 26.
uNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for Ramon Zatarain, Harry l..
Boyd. c. A. Mclean and G. q. Her
ring.