Arizona republican., 1920-05-20

arrangement is being mad to provide pleasure for the hundreds who will be in attendance. Card tables will be provided for those who do not care for dancing. and other interesting fea- tures will be included in the details which are being carried out by spe- cial committee
 DOWN FROM PREScoTT-John H. Ribonson of Prescott arrived in the city yesterday morning.
 WILL ADDRESS CLASS-James J. Felton, head of the English depart ment of the Tempe Normal school will address the graduating class of the Litchfield public school tomorrow evening at o'clock. The public is in vited to attend.
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN The final meeting of the Council or Jewish Women will take place at the WOmau'S Club, Thursday May Fl at o'clock. Same promises to be very interesting and all members are urged to attend.
 NURSES OF STATE TO MEET -
 The Arizona State Nurses association
 will hold it's second meeting in Phoe- nix Juno to II. 4 meeting of the
 A full attendance is desired by the president Agnes Randolph
 MAY STILL GET TIckETS-There are a few tickets yet unsold for the
 benefit luncheon for the Arizona Chil- dren's Home mat the Y. M. c. A. at
 noon today. The tickets may be pro cured at the r. NJ. C. A This 1un- -cheon is under the direction of Mrs.
 Nettfe Taff, chief demonstrator for the Southwestern Cotton Oil Trading 1 company.
 GOING TO WILLcOx-Governor
 Thomas E Campbell and State Treas
 urer H. $. Ross will leave this evening ! 4r~f7I oSF faH the ceremonials arranged in celebra- ton of the completion of Campbell and Ross halls. the two needed dormitories
 at the Fort Grant Industrial school { The two members of the board of dl-
 rectors of state institutions for whom the doTmitories were named will re- turn to Phoenix the following day.
 TO GRADUATES OF TEMPE l NORMAL-It is desired to bring the
 records of the Tempe Normal School ] down to date, and for this purpose it i is necessary to secure the present
 name and home address of every grad
 uate of the institution. It is hoped l that prompt replies may be received, 1 furnishing these facts and such other l information as may be of interest. l Address A. J. Matthews, President, l TemDe Normal School Tempe. Arizona. i TAKEN ON BENCH WARRANT 1 Howard F. Jordan was arrested yes 1 terday at Marinette by Deputy Sher- l ifs Price and Wilson on q bench war | rant issued by Judge Stanford. Re- l gently Jordan appeared before Judge | Stanford on a charge of failure to l support his three children. and prom l ised to give $6O a month for their l maintenance. He was asked to fur nish a bond of $500 and while waiting i in the sheriffs office for a deputy to i accompany him in search of q bonds I man. Jordan stepped out of the win l dow and disappeared. The bench war rant was then issued.
 HIGH WATER COMING - Records
 of run-off from melting snow on the 1 headwaters of the Colorado river in l Wyoming and Colorado indicate that l by May 29 the discharge at Yuma will 1 be 10000 second feet. This will be an i increase of 5000 second feet over that
 estimated for the 22d and will indicate ! a stage of about 27 feet at Yuma, and
 about two feet less than the big rise
 out Of the Gila early in December. The i ferry at Parker is still in operation
 but that at Ehrenberg has closed on account Of the high stage of water.