Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
DEPOS|TORS URGE ACTION TO PREVENT
 RECEIVER FUR BANK

of the depositors of the Glendale State | bank held in the grammar school audi | torium on Monday night Dec, 20, it | was decided that quick and concise | action must be taken to keep the bank from going into the hands of a re- ceiver. The following committee was appointed to find the best and quick est method whereby more capital could be acquired and the bank made to re- sume business, J. F. Hammels, J. G. Lewis. J. w. Carriger, w. J. Osborn and A. G. Pitcher.
 There were expressions of various kinds as to how money might be raised and also votes taken to determine just ho wthe depositors felt about the pro- cedure of opening this bank. It was fi- nally decided that the committee begin action at once and try and find cap ital that could be interested and to get expression from capital as to how much and how long the depositors would have to leave their money. It was also moved and seconded ] and carried that legal advice be sought in drawing up some kind of legal paper that the depositors might sign and | show their willingness to the interested capital of cooperating to the fullest extent and opening the bank at once. The following places of business are designed as the places that said paper will be left for signing by each and every depositor: CNrrick Realty com pany and the city hall in Glendale and c. A. Robinson's store in Peoria. It is urged that each and every depositor l sign this document at once.
 w. o. w. Election
 The w. O. w. lodge of Glendale will hold their election of officers on Tues day night Dec. 21. In connection with the election there will be supper and one grand turnout is expected. The local lodge had their pictures taken Friday, the members being all dressed up in their uniforms of blue These pictures will be shown in con- nection with a number of motion pie lures to be presented by the entertain ment committee at the grammar school auditorium some time during the fore part of January.
 Home for Holidays Cecil Marks and Tommy Riordiar are home from the U. of A. for the Christmas holidays.
 Not Able to Return , John Brake, proprietor of the Glen wood hotel, who was out of his mint . on last Friday night was examined b, l the county physician Monday after, h fnoon and found to be not in the bes T of healthy mental condition. Howeve l he was not committed to the asylum
 but was given into the custody 0 friends and relatives and it is thei d hope by proper care and attention tha y he will soon be himself again. Tn
 cause of this state of mental unbalanc T is thought to be caused by financia c matters.
 Sewing Exhibit
 The domestic art girls of the Glen
 dale High school will give sewin
 exhibit in the domestic art room, Wed
 nesday afternoon, Dec. 22, from 1:30 ! ', o'clock. The public is cordially an y urgently invited to attend. II Looking Over Location
 W. R. Smith, county attorney ( s Graham county, was in Glendale Mon '0 day looking over the town and the pos
 abilities of making this his futur
 home. Mir. Smiths term of office ez
 pires on the first of the year and |
 thinks that Glendale presents a golde
 opportunity for the building up of IL flourishing law business. III Visits Brother Here hs R. $. Patterson, brother of r. ld Patterson, is in Glendale for Il m Christmas holidays. Mir. Patterson LII located in Crown King and is prime is pal of schools there TX Quietly Married @' Miss Della King, daughter of MT. ar
 MYrs. Sam King, Sr., of Peoria w; O' quietly married to Carl Richards
 Peoria, on Sunday night at the Chri
 tion church. After the service u
 party of friends and relatives a,
 journed to the King home near Peor sr' where they partook of a most deligh ne full wedding supper. The young peep n will make their home in Peoria. no To Ranch For Christmas ao Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Leek, Mir. al pr Mrs. Walter Lewis and the Miss
 Onstott will spend Christmas day ce the ranch home of Mir. and Mrs. Fral
 Onstott near Canyon.
 Grammar School Program The Glenadel grammar school " Ia. give their annual Christmas progra dy Tuesday night, Dec. 21 at 7:30 o'cloC
 The doors will open at '. There "
 be no admission charge and the pub are most cordially in vited to alter Id No seats will be reserved and tho 1il wishing the best seats will have r1- abide by the ruling, first come, fiji 2l' seserved." The following progrs ose will be presented:
 to PROGRAM ,p- The Christmas Story
 Noche re Paz, Noche de An . (Silent Night, Holy Night)
 English Gdaes
 Folk game.
 of First Grade lo- Christmas Song. lar English Kindergarten of Christmas Songs.
 be Kindergarten Re- The Dancing Bears.
 10 First Grade ns- Songs
 gu- Merry, Merry Christmas.
 If You're Good
 |, Second Grades y. The Toys Celebration. . Second Grades ; Zu Zu.
 Second Grades | A Mother Goose Party. ! Third Grade ! Christmas Carols. l Boys Choir Baseball | In one of the fastest games of ba | ball seen in the west section of | county for a long time the Glend I Greys were defeated Sunday afternt | at the Tolleson ball park by the " 1 End Sluggers, the score being 1 tC Il The Suggers were in the finest k I of form and gave the Glendale boy 1 tough battle and finally managed i break the tie in the last inning winning for the second time. Ne ! and Finch were the battery for 1 SIuggers, while Terrell and Var