Arizona republican., 1920-04-01

class or Northwestern University, was seriously injured when she fell three ! stories in an attempt to dodge hazinG 1 Sophomores had locked her in a room
 and she lost her grip on a strip of bed l sheets while trying to slide to the ground University authorities are | inveStiyatifig
 available for the noon- day luncheon | address at the Phoenix Church Feder- ation meeting to be held in the Y. NJ. 1 c. A. at noon. This address will be
 well worth hearing, as Dr. Batchelor is l an interesting speaker. All are well
 come to this noon-day meeting. The | lunch will be 25 cents to those who are
 there before 12:15. Those in charge
 cannot promise lunch to anyone after that hour.
 STER MEETING-A A special
 Easter meeting of the Womans Mis- l sionary society of the Christian
 church will be held Friday afternoon
 at 30 o'clock in the church, at which
 time the self-denial offering will be taken. Tn the evening at o'clock the Young Womens Missionary circle will hold missionary entertainment in the social room of the church, to which everyone is invited.
 ALL iNViTED-An Easter bazaar and social will be held by the Temple club tonight at z: 30 o'clock in the home Ol lOTeICe w nlIlnS, o6o NOTIn Fourth avenue. There will be a num- Der of booths Easter baskets, fancy work and plenty to eat. Everybody is invited and all are guaranteed a gem uine good time. Remember the time date and place.
 DIRECTORS MEETING-The board of directors of the Y. M C. A. will meet Tuesday evening. when matters of inn portance will come up for discussion. Among the matters to be considered at this time will be affairs pertaining to the boys department. Among others, the summer camp to be held at the Garden of Allah.
 Aid society of Grace Lutheran church will hold it's monthly social and busi- ness meeting in the church parlorS at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. The church is located at Sixth and Fillmore streets and all who are interested in the work are invited to be present
 JUNIOR GUILD-The Junior guild will meet at o'clock this Afternoon with Mrs. R. M. Monaghan of S41 North Second avenue.
 JUBILEE SINGERS ON STREET. The Fisk university jubilee singers. whose fame is country wide. and who will appear at the high school audi torium this evening. will give a recital on the corner of Seventh and Jeffer- son streets Friday evening. April ?, at s o'clock. for the benefit of the C. M. F. church. All are invited to hear this unusual treat as these singers are highly cultured and their well-trained voices are at their best in singing the plantation melodies
 TEN YEARS WORk-Ten years after the filing of applications for In- dian allotments by fl Papago Indians. word has been received at the United States land office at Phoenix that ac ton has been taken in the matter. the commissioner of the general land of- flee informing the local office that the applications were held for rejection. The applications were rejected for the reason that the land was withdrawn and included in the Papago Indian reservation for the benefit of the In- dians by an executive order issued February l, 1917.
 SHOT DOG, IS ARRESTED-Robert Holmes yesterday was found guilty by Justice Mckee on charge of dis turbing the peace, and fined $25. A second charge of threatening to com init an offense was dismissed. Mrs. Minerva Pugh. the complaining wit ness, alleged that Holmes used violent language after he shot the Pughs' dog in their yard. James E. Pugh filed the second complaint. Holmes said that the dog had been bothering his sheep. The parties concerned are neighbors living on the new Black Canyon road, about. 14 miles from Phoenix.
 NO NEED FOR JURY-Judge R. C. Stanford of the superior court wishes to announce to the jury called for duty this morning in his court that the case of Butler against the Arizona Eastern Railway company was settled out of court and their services will not be required until Monday morning.
 SUES FOR $25, 5,o00-Alleging dam ages to the extent of s25,000 from in- juries received in a. collision. E. L. Ware has brought suit in the superior court against the Pratt Gilbert com pany. Mir. Ware alleges that on the defendants and driven by one of their employees struck the buggy in which he was riding along the Tempe road, throwing him to the ground. He sustained fracture of the skull, he says, which he alleges rendered him for many hours and neces- sitated the trephaning of his skull. He further alleges the concussion caused him permanent injury and serious impairment of health. He asks in addition to damages, 5000 for hospital services
 THE THREE HOUR SERvlcE-On Good Friday the usual three-hour ser vice will be held in Trinity Pro-Cath- vice will consist of eight brief ad- dresses, each address preceded by a hymn and followed by a prayer. It is requested if any wish to leave or ar rive late, they enter or leave during the singing of a hymn so that there may be as little confusion as possityle.
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