Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
KNOCKS DOWN LAMPPosT-.

innocent bystander, 1amppost at the northwest corner of Fourth avenue and Adams street was the sufferer m a collision between two automobiles shortly before g o'clock last night Raymond Mckay, 351 North Fourth avenue, driving a Hudson, was within a few feet of the intersection Of the two streets when his car collided With a Ford. operated by Jack Larson. public driver The Hudson skidded about 40 feet. while the Ford was thrown against the lamppost breaking the standard at the base. Neither Of the drivers was injured. The damage to the lamppost was estimated al SD by the police.
 VISITING BROTHER-Mrs Charles A. Loveland of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is spending several weeks here the guest of her brother. Edward F. Whittlesey.
 ENTERTkINS AT LUNCHEON- Miss Helen Whituesey entertained group of friends with a dainty lunch con. Her guests included Edithe Sex son, Alberta Munson, Eleanor Ste phens Martha Montgomery. Lucille Doster and Priscilla Thayer.
 N. A. A. c. P. TO MEET = The Phoenix branch of the N. A. A C. r. will meet at the Douglas school Mon day evening at & o'clock. All are cor dially invited to attend.
 TO GIVE PiCNIC-The council of Jewish Woven win give picnic sun day March 2S. at which the husbands of the members will be the guests. Each family will bring luncheon and the Young Hebrew Mems club is asked to join the council in the picnic. Any stranger in the city of Jewish faith is cordially invited to attend The place of the picnic will be announced later.
 DEPARTMENT MEETING The l.1,N. .tr,a.a mi of q Woman's club will hold meeting Monday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock in thu. department room.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY-Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Birk Nall entertained for their little son. Master Hubert Hal Nall. Fifth avenue A large number of his little .'iends attended his birthday party he having attained the ripe age of years. Games of every variety were played and enjoyed by the grown-ups as well as the children. prizes awarded to the fortunate ones and dainty refreshments served to all bv the young hosts mother, Mrs. Nall.
 MONROE P-T ELECTS-The Mon roe Parent Teacher association held it's monthly meeting at the school frl- day afternoon at which time Mrs. O. r., SchupD was elected president; Miss Tufts vice. president. and Mrs Charles Stauffer. treasurer The reg uiar date of meeting was changed 10 the second Tuesday in each month at 2:45 D. m. At the conclusion or the husiness session Miss Gilchrist read and discussed at length the child wei fare bill enacted in 1917. Several new name were added to the list of mem berS.
 HEAR "JOE THE TURK."-Salva- tion Army services will be conducteu today bv Staff Captain Garabed. or l,e is. service at the usual hour. Great crowds are attempting nightly to near the wonderful experiences or Joe the Turk. He will speak Sunday evening on the miraculous conversion or ms sister in Constantinople. On Monday evening he will give sacred concert and speak on the brutal massacre or the Armenians. and will exhibit his 1nioue two-edged sword. The usual meeting in the county jail at 1I:l9 l. m.: Sunday school at 2:30 D. m-; { Y. P. l.. meeting at 6:-5 and the last meeting at 8 D. m- All are cordially | invited to attend these services
 POLICE FIND COW Chief of Po- ice George Brisbois is custodian or | inc Holstein COW that came into the l lands of the police a month ago, be- ng found wandering homeless and | ,wnerless on the west side of the town. Despite inquiries in quarters where he owner Of the COW mlSht nave peeH to look for his missing prop rty, no clue to the owner is the anI- nal has been found, and Chif Brisbois S at a loss what to do with the COW.
 TUCSON CATTLEMEN HERE.- ack McVey and J. $. Began. Tucson .attlemen, visited Secretary Ed. w. Stephens of the state livestocw sani- r ary commission here yesterday They | rived here from Tucson yesterday. accompanied by w. J. Cox, for brief isit.
 COMMISSIONERS ON TOUR-Ari- ona's tax commissioners were in the E Ira mite Reef district yesterday on offi- L ial business in connection with their nnual survey of the property interests F ,sroughout the stae. They probably | vill have about two days more of work lI II this county, before taking up the york in the various other counties of +