Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
STARS ARE
 LEGION HOSTESSES

TEMPE, Jan. 25-The members of the American Legion and their lady friends were most delightfully."- enter tained by the Eastern Star ladies Fri day evening in the Masonic hall. There were about 200 present who were in formally entertained by dancing, cards, music and other forms of amusement. The program was opened with a violin solo by Mrs. Jewel Craig accompanied by Miss Leona Arnold followed by vocal solos by Miss Gray and Miss Jones of Mesa, and Mir. D. R. Van Petten. A very interesting talk was given by Dr. A. J. Matthews on What the American Legion Means to the Community and one from D. w. Windes on What the American Legion Intends to Do.''
 very pleasant evening was en- joyed by all at the close of which a most delicious lunch was served.
 Census Work Nears Completion
 Mrs. l.. A. Talbott who has been taking the census in the town of Tempe expects to complete her work Monday or Tuesday Mrs. Talbott would like to have anyone who has not already been enumerated to phone her at No. IF.
 Woman's Club Meeting
 The American Legion wants a club house, and the Woman's club wants q club house. The Legion asks the club to join hands with it and work for a community house. A called meeting of the Woman's club will be held Tues day at o'clock in the Congregational church. State Adjutant Dudley Windes will tell the women. of the Legion plans and ask for their cooperation. Every member is urged to be present and come prepared to give her approval or 
 Barker Has Accident
 l.. $. Barker, proprietor of the Casa Loma Cafe, was slightly burned Fri day evening when a slight explosion took place in a coal stove over which he was working. His left eye was quite badly burned and another slight burn was found under the chin. The cafe will be closed for a few days until MT. Barker is able to resume his work or obtains some one to take charge of it.
 To Move To Prescott
 J. B. Johnston has sold his house built, on Maple avenue. MT. and Mrs Johnston will leave in few days for Prescott where they will locate. MT. Johnston will have charge of the Pine Ridge Santatium and camping grounds near Prescott.
 Here From Los Angeles
 Miss Winnie Alexander and Mrs. Marie Guthrie of Los Angeles, came in yesterday morning to be with their mother Who has been quite ill at the home of Mrs. Wickliffe. Mrs. Alex ander is greatly improved.
 No Consolidation Between Canal Com
 panies Yet
 A meeting of the Tempe Canal Irri- gation Co. was held yesterday afternoon in Tempe but no favorable report has been obtained as yet regarding the consolidation between this company and the Arizona Water Users com pany. It is plan of these two compan- ies to consolidate with a mutual and satisfactory agreement. The commit tees will continue their work in dis cussing these plans.
 Churches Today
 Congreg g ional: Sunday school promptly at ten and morning worship at eleven. The subject of the sermon, .sThe Folly of Uninspired Living" Young Peoples meeting at 6:45. Even ing service at 7:3O under the auspices of the Mems club. R. B. Becl<with will speak on Municipal Improvements"
 Christian: Sunday school at ten o'clock. Morning service at eleven. C. E.. at 30 and evening service at 7:30. The first part of the service will con sist of a musical followed by short sermon by the pastor.
 Providing the weather continues the