Arizona republican., 1920-11-19

The Glendale Woman's club held a very interesting meeting on Wednes- day afternoon. Due to the unavoid- able absence of both the president and vice. president, Mrs. J. F. Lewis pre- sided. Mrs. J. NJ Pearson gave a short talk in regard to the Red Cross Christmas seals for the benefit of stamping out tuberculosis.
 The Woman's club of the Washing ton district extended a cordial invita- tion to the members of Glendale to hear a talk given by Col. J. H. Mo- ClintoclS. state historian, on the early history of Arizona After other mat ters of regular business were dispensed with the following program was given by the little folws:
 Piano duet. Dolls Dance" by Behr, Louise Patterson and Hope Ketcham. Reading, Suppose" Frank J. Pat terson. Jr
 Song. "The Shell" by Meissner, Dorothy Logue.
 French dance, Patricia Stauffer.
 Reading, "The Laughing Boy" Mabel Lewis.
 Song, Bye Baby Bye" by Clayton Johns, Jane Pearson.
 Piano duet. Dream or Sunshine" by Blake. Helen Green and Dorothy Clark
 Song by girls. "Glendale's Hope"
 Immediately following the program refreshments were served by the little girls that furnished the program. The committee in charge Wednesday was Mrs. R. T. Clark, Mrs. A. A. Carrick and Mrs. John Conner. Mrs. Derby presided at the piano.
 The next meeting of the club will be held on December 6, and the pro- gram will be in the nature of a chil- dren's program and everyone is in- vited.
 Closes Business
 Bert O. Brown, local Chevrolet dis tributer has closed his business at the corner of Grand and Second avenues. ness can be handled from Phoenix temporarily.
 Basketball Schedule
 The interscholastic schedule has been arranged by the various schools and Glendale will play at the follow ing places: Tempe, Nov. 5, at Tempe; Chandler, Nov. 19 at Glendale: Casa Grande. Nov. 27 at Glendale; Gilbert. Dec. ct Glendale: Casa Grande, Dec. 10, at Casa Grande; Florence, Dec. Il. at Florence; Tempe Dec. IT. at Glendale; Chandler, Jan. 6. at Chandler; Jan. IS, open date; Gilbert, Jan. 19, at Gilbert; Florence Jan. 21, at Glendale. So far in the schedule Glendale has lost tine first game to Tempe.
 To Live in Phoenix 1 w. J. Galbraith, attorney general elect. will live in Phoenix during his term of office. but made the state ment today that he did not intend to give up his law offices in Glendale He will maintain his practice here and 1 fr, 1oI~ s&,fr Bank building. An attorney is on his | way here now to take over the private practice and will maintain the same high standard of work. Benefit Dance big benefit dance has been planned by the Walter G. Grassie post of the American Legion to take place or Thanksgiving night, November 25, ir the w. Q. w. hall. The proceeds oi the dance are to go to the public l library fund to purchase new books For those who do not dance games and cards have been planned and g | good time is assured to all
 Basketball Game.
 The Glendale high quintet will meet the Chandler high on Friday afternoon on the local court, the game startfns at o'clock. This is the second game of the interscholstic conference. Glen. dale having lost the first game tt Tempe by close score only a weel ago.
 Fail to Send Children
 Two offenders were hauled int, court Wednesday for failing to sent their children to school. Truant Of ficer Payne served the warrants an, fines were assessed against the fol lowing: Jose Moreno was fined s1 but it being the first offense the fin