Arizona republican., 1920-11-19

be a review of the golden chain Iyceum lessons and instrumental music The club will hold a bazaar November 30, and all who have articles they wish to donate may leave them at 1884 East Willetta street
 MISSIONARY MEETING IT h e Women's Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church will hold its monthly meeting at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. c. Ellis, 1242 North Central avenue All women of the church are urged to attend
 ELECT oFFlcERs-The following officers for the ensuing year were elected at recent meeting of the Phoenix branch of the Arizona Chil- dren's Home association: President, Mrs. s. E. McCauley; vice president. Mrs. Roland Dryer: secretary, Mrs. R. s. Cadwallader; treasurer, Mrs. R. P. Roziene. All dues are to be paid to the secretary.
 cHINAMAN sLUGGED-Yee Toe. a Chinaman living al 425 South Second street was struck over the head with an iron bar yielded by a Mexican yes terday afternoon and rendered uncon- scious. Toe was rushed to St. Joseph's hospital, where it was found his skull was fractured. He probably will live As the mo<ey carried by the Chinaman was untouched, the police are at a loss to account for a motive for the attack At late hour last night the assailant had not been found.
 RECORD LOAD OF CoTTON-Hen- " Scott eclipsed all previous records yesterday when he delivered to the Southwest Cotton company a load of cotton weighing i7,240 pounds, beating his former record by 2S9 pounds Four mules were used In hauling the load from the ranch to town, but only one span of mules. weighing hut 1000 pounds each. was used in hauling the load from the scales to its place fin the yard. There is considerable rivalry between MT. Scott and c. R. Tifal as to which one shall deliver the largest load of cotton.
 POSTPONE INvEsTIGATIoN-The investigation into the affairs of the Hopi Oil company, which was set for today, has been postponed by the cor poration commission until December 6 at the request of Judge Sapp, counsel TOT the company. The investigation was ordered when F.. Julian Harbin a stockholder and stock salesman, com plained that the funds were not being used to develop the property to the ex- tent he believed warranted The stock IS held largely by Holbrook and Wins low citizens, many of whom will testify in accordance with the charges made by Harbin, 1t is understood The off, cers Of the company are s. G. Mayfield president, and Thomas McCauley, sec retary and treasurer
 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY-The Arizona Educational Directory recently compiled by c. O. Case, state superin- tendent of public instruction, will be received from the printer on Wednes- day when 1t will be mailed to county ana city school superintendents and the teaching staff of the state. The direc- tory gives complete list of the schools of Arizona, the superintendents. prin- cipals teachers and clerks of the school boards. with the addresses and salaries of each. Copies of the school laws are included in the directory.
 TO REPRESENT PHOENIX - An nouncement was made at the chamber of commerce yesterday that the Hon. Ralph Cameron, United States senator elect from Arizona, had been appointed to represent Phoenix and Arizona at the sixteenth annual convention of the Rivers and Harbors congress at Wash liiss tv.4, ~. -, C-i ! -~c.-,to.. C ard 10.
 ADD CAR TO INAUGURAL SPE- ClAL-Word was received by the chamber of commerce yesterday from NCgales that the border city is con- teinplating adding another car to the inauguration special carrying tfe AIi- zona delegation to the City of Mexico for the inauguration of President -ele ect Obregon on December 1. The special car from Phoenix will leave, it is an nounced, at 6:25 D. m. November 25. This car will carry 20 Phoenicians ana about l5 more, it is expected, win go with the Nogales delegation.
 DANCE TONIGHT-There will be a dance at the Madison Improvement club tonight A hot tamale lunch will be served A good time Is assured all who attend
 IS REcoVERING-Mrs. F.. Ratha- way of 1341 Grand avenue. who has been seriously i1l is recovering, She is attended by Dr. Colt Hughes. USEWARMING AT SCHOOL The Wentworth school will welcome tho patrons of that school this evening from to - o'clock al housewarming Although the school has been occupied ! THers ag-