Arizona republican., 1920-03-17

land street on Thursday afternoon from l to o'clock.
 ROYAL NEIGHBoRS- RS-Business of great importance is annouhceu ~, .he regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors which will be held Ill the k of P. hall tonight. All mehoers "ie urged to be present.
 PICNIC ANNoUNcED-The Coun- ii of Jewish Women will give p1chic next Sunday, March 21. In q previous announcement of this picnic the datS was incorrectly given as March ze-
 INSTALL OFFICERS = The Mary Prodie auxiliary of the Spanisn " ai Veterans at their regular meeting III the lodge room of the Elks puliali,' lest Monday night installed the ioi lowing officers to serve for the ensu ing wear: Lillian F. Cronin, president Anna H. Troops, junior vice presideht, Rose Magar guard; Bertha ONieA' assistant guard: Emeline Portie, as sistant conductor; Mary E. Nayiof' treasurer, and Rose r. Willis, secre tarv Past President Viola Mae Hit conducted the installation ceremonies, Bertha O'NeiI and Viola Mae Hill wul act as hostesses at suprise luncne2a after the close of the regular business meeting. Monday, April 19.
 CLUB MEETING-The Fowler I'm provement club will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. George Kay tomorrow afternoon
 MIN STRELS AT coNGREGA- TlONAL CHURCH = Frank Moss havner in a beautiful costumed num- Der of Chong, is only one Of the many features which will be presented by the Jubilee Minstrels at the First Congregational Church next Friday night. Old time negro melodies and late, coon shouting songs vii give the program genuine pig tune" minstrel flavor. Tickets are on sale at Kerr and Smalley's music store.
 MEETING ANNOUNCED Tn Women's Relief Corps will meet at the home of Mrs. Sylvanus Palmer 2l North Sixteenth avenue, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. As business Of inn portance will be taken up, it is ex- pected all members will be present.
 OBSERVE MARCH I7.-St- Pat rfck's day will be observed at the Arizona State Hospital with big dance tonight. The general public has Teen invited and the employees of the institution will participate in the merrymaking. Special arrangements have been made at the state hospital to make this one of their feature events public will join wholeheartedly in the celebration.
 $310 VERDICT - On cross com pIaint "A F. Ruff, w. T. Bortal and l Leon Bouvier were awarded $310 dam 1 ages against H. Seorse by a jury in the superior court before Judge R. C. | Stanford yesterday afternoon The l case has taken up the greater part of | three days Scorse first brought suit | against Ruff. Bortal and Bouvier for | Q note of S19.700 due on sheep pur- | chased from him. The defendants in 1 turn filed a cross complaint amounting l to s27,9OO damages alleging that the | sheep soon after being turned over to l them began to die from a disease with | which they say they were afflicted | when the deal was made.
 GET TOGETHER MEETING = A get acquainted" meeting vii be held at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the Central Methodist church, Central avenue and Monroe street, by the members and friends. The Rev. ". J. Sims and others will give addresses. Following the meeting a formal s'get acquainted" social will be held and ight refreshments served. !
 BANKER A vlSlTOR-M. II. Ham iton, a banker Of Bloomington, H., is pending a few days visiting Phoenix md tho valley. He will be entertained y his brother and sister in law, Dr md Mrs. J. II. Swetnam.