Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

program will be given at the Arizona School of Music, when Walter Hast ings -Olney presents Susan Merle Baldwin in a program of Bird Songs" by American composers. Others ap- bearing in the program will be Vera Norton, violin pupil of Robert Baun- ders, and Mary Eleanor Ewing and Phillip Max Harvey, from the dramatic class of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley, who will be seen in a one-act play. The program is open to the public.
 NATIONAL REALTY OFFICIAL HERE-The real estate board of Phoenix is entertaining a distinguished guest, Secretary Tom Ingersoll of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Mir. Ingersoll will be the guest of honor at a dinner to be given this evening at the Grand Cafe. It is hoped that all local realtors will be present.
 CHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION There will be a service of the Chris tian Healing Mission in Trinity eathe- dral this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The children's service will be held first, immediately followed by the service l for adults.
 CHRISTMAS coNcERT-A Christ mas concert will be given at the First Congregational church. Second and 1 Willetta streets, next Sunday evening. 1 Dec. 19. The church chorus. under the direction of Mrs. Charles Rothacker | Sterling, will be assisted by some of l the best musicians in the city, includ- | ing Miss Cordelia Hulburd, pianist; Mrs Karola Prick, soprano; A. J 1 Kisselburg, baritone, and Frank Lloyd l Sruchal, violinist. The public is in- yited to attend.
 CALLED TO ALABAMA-M. H McCalla of the McCalla Lumber com pany has been called to Montgomery Ala, on account of the serious illness
 of his aunt. He left yesterday morn l ing.
 JUNIOR GUILD MEETlNG-The
 Junior Guild will meet at Trinity Cathedral at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Stockings will be filled
 for the Christmas tree at the day nur- l NAMES AssIsTANTs-R. E. L
 Sheppard, county attorney -elect. yes terday announced his assistants i among whom will be J. c. Forest 1 counsel for the Southern Pacific. Tn, many years MT. Forest has been a member of the bar of this state makes the announcement of particular in l terest. His duties, Mir Sheppard stated, would be largely as advisor tc l the board of supervisors and to con-
 sider all tax and bond matters for the l county. In addition to MT. Forest MT Sheppard will have as assistants Jo-
 seph E. Noble of Mesa and Paul Nc. Iver of this city. D. A. Little. depart
 ment adjutant of the American Legion will be the court reporter and Mis-.
 Ethel Wise will have charge of the of
 flee files.
 | FAIL TO HOLD MEETING-De
 spite the fact that there were prom
 inent men here from all parts of tn,
 state to take up land matters, it wa:
 impossible to hold a meeting of tn
 land board yesterday afternoon fo
 want of a quorum. brief sessioI
 was held in the morning, the only ab
 sentee being Nit Simms, secretary O
 state, who Is in Stafford Governo
 Campbell left shortly after the nool
 hour for Tucson, and when the
 o'clock session was called Jesse Boyce
 state auditor, and Wiley F. Jones, at torney general, were the only member present. H. s. Ross, state treasurer
 could not be located. so certain of tn contest matters had to go over unti this afternoon. while others were con tinued until after the first of the veal LAST CHANCE DANCE-The Frat : ernal Brotherhood will give a las
 chance leap year dance in the K. of F
 hall on Saturday night. Dec. IS. l any bachelor or widower has bee neglected this year this will give hir
 one more opportunity to try his lucl The public is invited