Arizona republican., 1920-11-27
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pick of seats should be on hand early. |
 EVANGELIST TONlGHT-Rev. J. | D. Terrell evangelist and lecturer, will | speak at 7:30 o'clock tonight at 425 | West Adams street. Mir. Terrell, along | with his work as evangelist, devotes much of his time to lectures to adults ! and young people on problems peculiar to the growing generation. He will devote the service Sunday night to an evangelistic appeal to the young peo pie and children. Adults are invited to come and bring their children.
 LUNcHE EON RESERVATIONS Pan Hellenic luncheon reservations should be made at the Ranch House, phone ASA, before 10 o'clock this morning. Girls who are members of active chapters of national Greek let ter societies as well as alumni are urged to be present.
 PLEASING ENTERTAINMENTS very large audience gathered at the Scottsdale schoolhouse auditorium Tuesday evening, Nov. 23, and were most pleasantly entertained by the rendering of a very comical and laugh ter provoking play, How the Story Grew" eight ladies from the Tempe Women's club making up the proficient cast. Their playing was rewarded with generous and we'll earned ap- plause, as was also the music which made up the first part of the evenings program and which was rendered by Mrs Walter P. Smith at the piano, who played two numbers from Chopin, Nocturne in E flat, and c sharp minor Impromptu, and Frank L. Stuehal, whose numbers were Melodie by Skou- gaard, Humoresque by Dvorak, and sparkling mazurka by Musin.
 HOME ER0M COLLIE Miss Dorothea J. Osborn, a student at the University of Redlands, Redlands, Cal, | is spending the brief holiday period with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. J.. Osborn, at Peoria. She will return to Redlands Sunday night
 1 CHICKEN DINNER ToDAY-The ladies of Bethel chapel will serve an old-fashioned country chicken dinner at the Central M. E. church today from 11:30 to 2' o'clock. They are ready for the feeding of the multitude. All arc cordially invited.
 ASK ALFALFA QUOTATiONS-A telegraphic request has been received at the chamber of commerce for quo tations on choice alfalfa hay, delivered at Ranger, Tex. The communication is signed "Shives Feed Store" If there are any Phoenix dealers who are in po- sition to furnish this they should get |
 PERMIT TO SELL .SHARES-Tht
 corporation commission yesterday
 granted a permit to the Safety First oil and Gas company to sell 1S4,00( shares of its stock at 25 cents share
 The company operates in Texas.
 DR.. HlGHT TO WiCkENBURG- Dr. R. J. flight, state veterinarian. vii !, spend today In Wickenburg on busi ness for the state.
 PRIVATE SECRETARY GOES HOME-Jack Gavin, private secretar.
 to Congressman Carl Hayden, vii leave today for Winslow, spending ; few days at his home before his re turn to Washington. Congressmal
 and Mrs. Hayden plan to remain i . Phoenix until Dec. 1.
 HOME FROM UNlvERSlTY-Wil !; liam H. Howe and Laurence Howe # sons of State Tax Commissioner an
 Mrs. Charles R. Howe. are spendin
 the weekend with their parents fror .- the University of Arizona.
 T. U. s. ACCEPTS TROOP B-Feders y recognition has been extended
 Troop B. First regiment, Arizona cav
 Ialry, national guard, according to wor l. received by Adjutant General Waite
 s. Ingalls. The troop was inspecte
 Oct. 27 by Col. Julian Gaujot, feder' ll recognition extending from that dat pr The troop is composed of three officer IS and 60 men.
 I'd GOVERNOR GOES EAsT-In u
 interests of Arizona, Gov. Thomas
 Campbell will go to Washington aft n- the convention of governors in Harrl n- burg. according to the program ou is lined last evening immediately befo ia his departure for the East The go
 ernor will appear before congress al
 the different departments, taking K such important matters as tariff 'm cotton, exemption of mining clali to from assessments, construction of in road across the Indian reservation
 Pima county. high tariff on wool a
 otber important matters. The govt ed nor was accompanied east by M all Campbell.
 VISITOR FROM RAY-Miss Yer
 Hopkins of Ray is the guest of M ids Thomas A. Beane of AIT South Fiji ain avenue. Miss Hopkins, who came ty. Phoenix for the Thanksgiving seas
 Is returning to her home tomorrow Ing MONEY FOR MEMORlAL-A che the for s17.419.74 was transmitted to {
 New York hedquarters of the Rooi
 velt Memorial association yesterday
 Gov. Thomas E. Campbell. chairm :. for Arizona. The check, which was g
 proximately S5,000 more than Ari; n na's quota, was turned over to the ge ernor by Col James H. McClinto U state director, who made a final ; g counting. The sum which was c IL. lected does not include the amol Vno raised by the Roosevelt Womens n .I .v morial.
 the OBJECT TO GRAVEL RATE
 tacl<ing its rate on gravel from Ten
 to Phoenix, the Arizona Packing co gas pany yesterday filed complaint agai w the Arizona Eastern railroad with 1t corporation commission. The rate = 40 cents a ton for the movement lo., two miles is excessive and discri pay pay atory, claims the packing compal 'on which filed a second complaint agai ss the same railroad alleging discrimi ur- ton in the switching charge of S2.5O ear car. The complaint alleges that gs charge Of $2.50 per car on traffic pri- their plant at Cactus is unfair in V dr of the fact that like charges are ant. made at other points.
 dr THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses .a7- marry were issued yesterday to Cha one H. Bergstrom, 37, of Ray, and R gs Mulvehill, 29, of West Alhambra, Ca -.sS Dionicio Cote 21, and Guadalupe \ slen l line, 19 both of Telleson; Pascual AN6s Sfo Mo hnfh