Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

Mrs. W. G. Hartranft, Mrs. Winfield
Hartranft, Mrs. Ceiora Martin Stod-
dard, Mrs Dwight B. Heard and Mrs
Gordon Tweed.
HOLIDAY OBSERVANCE All
federal offices will be closed on Mon
day in observance of Washington
birthday, with the exception OF the
federal court, which will convene at
10 o'clock.
BUILDERS EXCHANGE MEET
ING-There will be an important
meeting of the Builders Exchange AT
tie chamber of commerce at $50
O'clock next Tuesday night.
CALLED EAST BY DEATH-Fred
j. Silhanek, 1909 West Washington
street, of the Union Oil company, left
Thursday evening for Chicago, sum-
moned by telegram announcing the
sudden death of his father.
ANOTHER LEAP YEAR DANCE
The Royal Neighbors and Modern
Woodmen will give another leap year
dance next Wednesday night at the
K. p. hall. All members and their
friends are invited. Refreshments will
be served.
A TAckY DANcE-A st.acky" dance
will be given next Tuesday night by
the Brotherhood of American Yeomen
at the X. p. hall. Prizes will be given
LOT Ine 'tdckleSI costume MUSIC VIII
Def furnished by a three piece orches-
ira and refreshments served. The
dance will be in honor of the twenty
third anniversary of the founding of
the order.
GiLA UP SEVEN FEET-According
to a telegram received here by the
weather. bureau. ella river at Ray
Junction was up seven feet last night
and stationary. Winery creek will be
impossible today.
BROTHERS HELD-Thomas Bragg
and his brother, Allen, We're arraigned
before Judge Wheeler yesterday on
charges of burglary. Thomas was
bound over to the superior court to
answered to two charges of burglary
and will appear before Judge Wheeler
.again next Saturday TO be heard on
two additional charges of burglary.
Allen will also be heard on two charges
of burglary when he appears with his
brother before Judge Wheeler Satur-
day. Bond was set at $1,000 for each
charge.
HERE FROM L. AIR. and Mrs.
Wallace Warman of Los Angeles. ar
rived in Phoenix yesterday to spend the
next several days on combined bust
ness and pleasure trip here. They
made the trip overland and while in
this city will be the guests of Mrs.
Warman's sister. Mrs. r. III. Jackson
of sos South Fourteenth street. Mr..
Warman is a representative of the Dan
Reed Tropical Preserving company of
Los Angeles.
OPEN OFFICES-C. A. Dagley a
real estate and insurance man of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, for eight years prior
to coming here, and recently connected
with the Davie Realty company, has
opened offices of his own at IA West
Van Buren, street. under the name of
c. A. Dagley company. Mr.. Dagley
organized his office February 1.
SELLS BUSINESS-M E. Yarbor-
ough. local real estate dealer. with
offices in the X. of p. building, has
sold his interests to Frank Ryan, it
was announced yesterday. Mr.. Ryan
will conduct the business under the
name of the Southwest Realty COM
pany.
NEW PUBLIcATIoN-The county
agricultural agents office in the cham
Der of commerce building, announces
that there will soon be available a new
publication on cotton growing in Ari-
IONA, written by Professor G.. +.
Thompson, agronomist, of the Univer-
sity of Arizona. and C. J. Wood, the
well known foreman of the experiment
farm near Mesa This publication e.
for free distribution, and may be had
by writing or phoning to the county
agricultural agents office, telephone
1850.
WAS IN ERROR = The women
evangelsts at the First Pentacostal
church have left for California and the
advertisement which appeared In yes
terday mornings paper was an error.
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM = High
school boys and girls will have mixer
jolly-up Friday evening at the high
school The program viii lbe given un-
der the direction of Miss Vera Barger,
national recreation secretary. who has
done special work recreation leader
in the war work centers.
WILL CLOSE - In common with
other lines of endeavor. the automobile
dealers of the city will close their places
of business all day Monday in honor
of the anniversary of the birth of
George Washington.
HOLIDAY HOURS The Phoenix
postoffice will observe holiday hours
on Monday when official recognition
will be taken of Washingtons birthday.
There will be neither city nor rural
deliveries but the windows will be open
from 10 until IL O'Clock when patrons
of the city who receive mail by the
carriers may call at the office. The
general delivery window will be open
during the same hour. The stamp and
money order windows will be closed
throughout the day.
RETCRS TO PHOENIX Fred c.
Hudson, deputy u. S. marshal who
has been in Tucson for the past month,
will return to Phoenix today, remain
ing during the special term of federal
court which cOnyeneS tomorrow