Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
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l MOVIE MAN HERE-Glen Kersh- ner, representing the Ford movies, is in Phoenix and vicinity. He is receiving his mail at the chamber of commerce.
 WILL VISIT FATHER-Mrs. F. M. Weir has departed for Verona, Mo-. where she will spend the summer months visiting her father, the Rev. H. Pinkston.
 CASSIDY AND MOORE HERE Col. M. F. Cassidy and Folsom Moore, business manager of the Bisbee Re view, are in the city. This is the first a certain fateful July F, marked by deportation proceeding at Bisbee, of which the world has since heard much
 MERRITT ON BUSINESS TRIP R. E. Merritt, state inspector of weights and measures. left yesterday for Globe. Later he will go to the northern part of the state, where he will spend the next six weeks on off cial business.
 PHoENIx BOY TO MARRY Thomas J. Allen, son of MT. and Mrs E. T. Allen of 365 North Fourth avenue who now lives in Los Angeles, is to be married in the coast city at an early date this month. His bride will be Miss Gladys l.. Mclean. daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. F. Mclean of S52 West Seth street, Los Angeles. Announcement of the coming wedding already has been made in the Los Angeles papers.
 T. N. r. READY-The state high way department has received word from Washington that it can furnish T. N. T. in any amount wanted by the state. According to word that reached the state engineers office yesterday, another allotment of 6 000, 900 pounds of the explosive fs ready for distribution. Engineer AIaddock has sent queries to the different counties of the state to ascertain the amount desired
 START ON MOTOR TRIP-W. T. Webb, prohibition director for Arizona, accompanied by Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Her ! bert Wolfskill and her two daughters, | ing trip that will cover about ten days | time. They will motor to Stafford via Globe today, where MT. Webb will combine business with pleasure. He will make a general survey of the bus l mess connected with the prohibition work which is under his Jurisdiction in | the state of Arizona.
 w. P. M. s. MEETING TONIGHT The Woman's Foreign Missionary so- ciety of the First Methodist church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs | LeRoy Jones' 915 East Van Buren street. Two features of the session will be the election of officers and the opening of the mite moxes. Young women and husbands of the members are cordially invited to attend. After | d
 ON LONG EASTERN TRIP-Pris- ella Thayer, daughter of Ezra Thayer will leave the city today for an eX- tended trip covering two months. in which time she will visit some of the
 principal cities of the East. including
 Washington. New York and Boston 5 From. Boston she will go to Montreal , then up the St. Lawrence river, mak- , ing a tour of the Great Lakes, and ther
 to Chicago. She will be accompanied
 by Miss Edna Aller, teacher at the , Mckinley school, who will act as hel z chaperon.
 TWO MUSICAL RECTTALS-At the Arizona School of Music pupils of the
 piano primary department will be
 heard in two recitals this week one ensemble program this afternoon al l 2:30 o'clock and one on Saturday aft
 ernoon at the same hour when the
 graduates from the primary in charge
 of Mrs. Luther Steward, with Mary
 Doyle as assistant, will play a pro-
 gram. Each pupil will play, in addi-
 ton to their solo, an original compo-
 sition. Appearing on the program will
 be violin, expression and dancing
 pupils. The public is cordially invited
 to attend.