Arizona republican., 1922-01-20

! sent lOF several InOnInS on a. EURO
pean trip, will be present today and
| viii give an interesting talk on his
| many experiences.
! NEWSPAPERMAN is VISITOR
| James +. O'Brien. an old newspaper
man and former secretary of the
! chamber of commerce of Holbrook, is
| visiting in Phoenix and may spend
/ the remainder cf the winter here and
| in the valley. Mr.. O'Brien is a min
| ing writer of considerable prominence.
| He is staving at the Jefferson hotel
PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SPEED
| ING-Mark Hudgins yesterday plead
| ed not guilty before Justice Mckee
to a charge of exceeding the speed
limit on North Central avenue and
was released on his own reognizance
to appear for trial on Jan. 21. The
complaint was made by A. w. Dana,
motorcycle officer. who charges that
Hudgins was driving 80 miles an
hour.
DANCE AT WoMAN'S CLUB
! Members of the younger set are look
| ing forward to tonght's event at the
! Woman'ss club when the first of a
| series of dances viii be held. The
dance will begin PROMPTLY at o'clock
| and close at II according to the an
| nouncement made yesterday by Mrs.
Grace Yarwood. chairman Of the
civics education department of the
! club under the auspices of which the
WILL FILED FOR PROBATE
| Placing a value of $4,000 on the
| estate. the will Of w. A. Harmony,
who died Jan. 13. 1922, was filed yes
! terday for probate In the suerior
! court by the widow Carrie Harmony,
named in the instrument as the ex-
ecutrix. The petition will be heard
on Monday afternoon, Jan. 80. at
1880 o'clock.
WILL HOLD ALL-DAY SESSION
THE Woman's Missionary union Of
the First Southern Baptist church
will meet at the church this morning
at 10 O'Clock. This will be an all-day
meeting in observance of the annual
season OF prayer for foreign missions.
Mrs. Murray Parsons will have
charge Of the program. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all women of
the church and congregation.
NO FUNERAL SERVICES HERE
The body of Clyde l.. Brown. who
died on Tuesday evening at his home,
2002 West Jefferson street, will be
sent Saturday evening TO the old
home in Wetumka. Okla, for burial.
There will be no funeral services in
this city, but the casket Will be
opened at the Yarwood and Hockey
chapel. 334 West Monroe street, this
afternoon and evening, during which
| time friends may call
ERROR Is CORRECTED-In an
account yesterday of the appoint
| ment Of A. G. MacGregor of Warren
| to the Arizona resources board it was
enormously stated that he was made
| chairman of the board, whereas he
was appointed to a membership of
| the board to succeed +. i. Ewing of
Yuma, whose term had expired. The
chairman of the board is Judge Kib-
| bey, who was named for that position
at the organization of the board.
HERE FROM ILLlNOlS--Latham
T. Southers of Springfield, Ill, a
| brother n-law of Attorney General
Galbraith. is in the city visiting Mrs
Galbraith and another sister. who has
been visiting her. Mr.. Southers is
| head of the Springfield Trust and
| Savings bank, one of the largest fl
nancial institutions in the state. He
| will remain in the city for three or
four days and on his way East, ac-
companied by one of his sisters, he
will Welt the crand Canvon.
CHARGE is DISMISSED-on mo-
ton of the defendants, Justice Nat t.
Mckee yesterday dismissed charge
of robbery against Paul Martyr and
Herbert Shannon on the grounds of
lack of evidence to hold. The two
men were charged with holding UP
a Capitol str ct car on the night of
Dec. 10 and taking s42 from Perry
Stephenson, the conductor. Martyr
and Shannon We're arrested in Los
Angeles and brought back to Phoe-
nix last Saturday.
CLOSE FOR VERNON FUNERAL
All of the county offices will be
closed this afternoon from 2 o'clock
70 $3.50 durinr the funeral of Harry
i. Vernon, county engineer, who died
on Jan. 2. Funeral services for Mr..
Vernon will be conducted at o'clock
in the Maus chapel, 81 North First
avenue. DIR. James A. Stavley. pas
tor of the First Methodist church. will
preach the funeral services. The
burial will be in Greenwood ceme-
terry.
JEWISH SERVIcES-Regular Sab
bath services win be held this even
ing at o'clock at the school admin
istration building, North First ave-
nue. The rabbi, Dr. Liknaitz, will
preach, his subject being Better and
| Worse" Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis will
be the soloist and will sing He That
Keepeth Israel" by Widener. The
Temple chorus will render the usual
responses of the services. Glasses
| in religion will be held on Saturday
and Sunday mornings. All are well
come.
SEARCHES FOR BROTHER
Mrs. j. Roberts of California has ap-
| pealed to the sheriff's office for aid
| in locating her brother. Allan Tai
| liant from whom she has not heard
! since November, 1916. At that time,
| she said, he was at mine near Chlo-
ride, AriZ., so miles from Kingman.
Anyone knowing of his whereabouts
is asked to notify the sheriffs Of
| flee. He is described as being As
! years old, feet inches tall. weight
1S0 pounds, light complexion and blue
| eyes.
RESET DATE OF TRTAL-on mo-
! tion of the defendant, the date of
the trial of Albert NJ. McCreary, who
is charged with the murder of j. NJ.
Dunn, rancher, was reset for We'd
nesday morning Jan. 25. by Judge
Jenckes. The trial was to have De-
gun on Monday morning, Jan. %.
Following a trial in the court of
Judge Stanford on Tuesday in which
jury found McCreary to be sane,
McCreary asked for a change Of
venue and the case was transferred
to the court of Judge Jenckes. Di-
vision No. $ Of the superior cours.
Wher the case came up for trial on
Tuesday. counsel for McCreary asked
for a hearing to determine the sanity
of his client.
BOARD OF REGENTS MEETS
A meeting of the board of regents of
the University of Arizona was held
at the office of Governor Campbell
yesterday to consider various mat
ters in connection with the institu-
ton. There were present the gov