Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
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4 INdNnlOld ESafildTl, WIG OF the Sldle
/ treasurer. arrived yesterday from
definite period.
PLAN DANCE - The Council of
Jewish Women is planning a dance
| to be held at the Woman's club Mon
day evening February 81. The
American orchestra will furnish the
| dance program.
WINS CERTIFICATE - Sergeant
| Earl J. Pourchot, who has been at
tending the cooks and bakers school
at the Presidio, returned yesterday
with certificate of mess sergeant.
Sergeant Pourchot is a member Of
company d, 15Sth infantry.
GOOD FELLOWSHIP LUNCHEON
The Woman's club will hold it's
annual Good Fellowship luncheon at
the clubhouse, February 2S. Reser-
vations should be made not later than
Friday to Mrs. Jessie f. Kelly, 1887.
HELD ON CHECK CHARGER.
u. Russell yesterday was arraigned
before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on
charge of uttering a fictitious check.
The hearing was set for Friday, Feb.
"a aid he was committed to the
county Jail under a bond of $500.
WANT SAFETY DEVlCES-Ask-
ing that the Santa Fe railroad be
required to establish safety devices
at crossings. the town of Glendale has
filed an application with the corpo-
ration commission to consider tins
matter. The commission has set tho
case for hearing at 10 o'clock We'd
nesday morning March 1.
JOINS r. o. LANE OFFlCE-Clar-
ence Woodbury. has concluded an ar
rangement under which he will have
charge of the city business of the
/ Franklin d. Lane real estate office.
| Mr.. Woodbury. has had extensive ex-
/ perience in real estate, ten years IN
| California and Phoenix. He is the
| former secretary Of the real estate
| board of this city.
HOSTS AT BRlDGE-Mr. and Mrs.
j. f. Linney of SS7 North Eighth
avenue entertained at bridge on Sat-
urday evening. The following were
| the guests: Judge and Mrs. II. ID.
Ross, Judge and Mrs. t. o. Smith.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr.. and
! Mrs. George Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
! S. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Colds
worthy, Gordon Clark, Miss Sarah
| Johnson.
NEW DAUGHTER ARRIVES -
| Bert Braswell of The Republican job
| office force was at work as usual
yesterday. but he did not get quite
as much done in consequence of
passing around a box OF cigars.
| There had been the arrival of girl
/ baby at his home in the morning.
But this was not the first attack.
Mr. Braswell had been somewhat
Injured TO it by the coming of
little girl four years ago.
GET-TOGETHER PARTY - Mr..
and Mrs. J. F.. Linney entertained
/ Ill -
/ Phoenix branch of the United States
Rubber company on Thursday even
! ing, Feb. 16, at their home, SS7 North
| Eighth avenue, in a get together par
| ty. There were IL guests present.
| The prizes were won by George Miller
! and Miss Ruby Franklin.
FIRST A. NJ. e., ZION CHURCH
! Sunday services at the First A. M r.,
! Zion church, viii be held at Tenth
| and Washington streets today. Bish-
| op l.. w. Kyles of st. Louis, Mo. will
speak at and 1880 p. m. DIR. e. M.
| Clark, presiding elder of the South
west Rocky Mountain conference,
| will preach at IL a. m All are in
vited to attend these meetings.
! OFFICERS TO SPEAk-The pub
| lie in invited to hear from the Off
| GERS OF the Taxpayers Economy
! league at Roosevelt school house on
Monday evening, Feb. 90, at 1880
| o'clock. AS this league is working for
| economy in all branches Of govern
ment, state, county, city and district,
much interest is being taken in It's
| efforts and activities.
ON LIQUOR CHARGE-Following
! the arrest of Chester Reeves on Fri
| day night by Deputy Sheriff Al Dana
| on a charge of transporting tntoxl-
| eating liquor. Constable Q. l.. P1ckens
! of Mesa yesterday afternoon placed
Bob Gilbert and Paul Burrel, alleged
partners of Reeves, under arrest on
| charges of disposing of Intoxicating
LIQUORS. A Hudson automobile was
| seized with the arrest of Reeves and
is being held by the officers for con-
fiscation. All three men are held in
the county jail. :.
MEETS FATHER AFTER 22
YEARS-When Miss Helen Stone OF
! Grand. Ore, and her father, DR.. Z.
w. stone Of Phoenix, met yesterday
in this city for the first time In y
years, each strangely knew the other
| One would think that Miss Stones
recollection Of people and events .
years ago would be a very dim one
And certainly there was notnlng
about her that the father might
! have been supposed 10 remeinDeI'
Miss Stone is a pipe organist and for
several months she was engaged al
the Arcade theater at Grand. Though
she has come only on visit, her
father says that it will be OF such
indefinite length, he hopes, that II
/ will he perpetual.
SHOE TRACKS CAUSE ARREST
Shoe tracks, according to Sheriff
John Montgomery, led to the arrest
of Roy Horton yesterday by Con-
stable o. l.. Pickens on charge OF
burglary in connection with the theft
OF II automobile batteries from the
Prest- -lite service station in Mesa
on the night of Feb. 8. A pair OF
new shoes found in the possession OF
Horton, the sheriff said, exactly fit
ted tracks found at the scene OF the
robbery. The brand mark, the sher-
iff said. had been cut from the rub
ber heels of the shoes found in Hor-
tons possession, which also CORE
sponded with the tracks left by the
robber. Horton was arraigned be-
fore Justice Kingsbury and the
hearing was set for next Tuesday
Horton was committed to the county