Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
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ROTARY CLUB MEETS TODAY The Phoenix Rotary club will meet at luncheon today at the Y. M. c. A. at 12:1O.
 MADISON CLUB DANCE - The Madison Improvement club will give their semi-monthly dance this evening at the clubhouse on the Indian School road. Friends are cordially invited to attend.
 LADIES' AID MEETING - The Ladies' Aid society of the First Pres byterian church will hold an all-day sewing meeting today in the church parlors.
 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DANCE The social committee of the Knights of Columbus will give a social dance on Friday evening, November 12. Knights and their friends are invited to attend.
 SPECIAL MEETINo-Ths Phoenix branch of the Arizona Children's Home association will hold a special meeting this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Y. W. c. A. cafeterial room on the second floor of 127 North Central avenue. All members are urged to be present and to bring friends.
 IS OPERATED oN-Miss Maytea Smallhouse, formerly of Phoenix, who has been wintering in Cincinnati Ohio, was operating on Wednesday morning for appendicitis, according to word received yesterday. Her many friends here wish her a speedy recovery.
 GOING TO CHicAGO-Miss Teresa c. Kehoe of sos West Jefferson street will leave Saturday evening for Chi cago on her vacation, where she will spend a few weeks visiting her father Thomas J. Kehoe.
 MANY GOING AsRoAD-Giving a cosmopolitan aspect to the office of the clerk of the United States district court, applicants made requests yester- day for passports to Mexico, Centra America, Cuba, China and Japan. IT the press of business. according to the clerk. Clyde C. Downing, no reasons were advanced by any of these pros pective emigrants for their hegira iron the city, but one who had asked for q passport to Cuba winied brazenly wher he told where he was going.
 MUST PAY FIRST-Postoffice of ficials warned patrons yesterday tha' that those who receive C. O. D. parcel: through the mail cannot open then until they pay for the same. Carriers it is said, have experienced difficult, in delivering parcels because of the de sire of some patrons to examine pack ages before paying for them. and thes' are cautioned that the rules of the post office department forbid this practice CONCERT TICKETS ON SALE Miss Cordena Hulburd, chairman O the Musical Events section of the Mu sicians' club. announced yesterday tha reservations for reserved seats to tn five artist concerts will begin at Il a. m, Nov. 1. at Miller -Sterlings. 4 North Central avenue, and that no res ervations may be made after Nov. after which time single tickets will b. sold for the Lhevinne concert. Maj orders for reserved seats and reserva tions for the season tickets may be sen and will be cared for daily and reser vations made in the order in whicl they are received. No season ticket | will be sold this year after the frs concert on Nov. II.
 | PLEADS NOT GulLTY-Doming | C1emente yesterday pleaded not guilt when arraigned before Justice McKe on a charge of embezzlement He wa committed to the county jail when h failed to furnish a bond of s150 fc his appearance at a preliminary hear ing next Monday morning at II oclocl Clemente is charged by M. A. Ivy wit usig two sacks of corn and pumpkin l TOT ms OWn use tn&N h0O cDCh CH~A nSee
 to him by Ivy. The articles wer
 valued at s4.so.
 LEAVES PosITIoN-w. o. Hackle
 who has been with the Korrick stol since 1918 as display manager and pa of the time as advertising manage
 has resigned his position to conduct 2 independent service of show card : banners, business cards and process { engraved visiting cards. The busine will be conducted under the nan , Card Crafters."
 : JOHN p. GIVEN DEAD-The si | news of the death of her eldest so z John Power Given, in the Baptist ho
 pital at Atlanta Ga, was received ye terday by Mrs. George W. Given of tf
 city. Mir Given was well known
 many parts of the South and East. al
 had been connected with large Bost ? manufacturing concern for some tin 2 He formerly had made his home = New York city. He is survived by !
 mother, a sister, Mrs. G. A. Siaughi
 of Los Angeles, and three brothe
 George W. Given of New York ci ' and R. B. and T. T. Given of Phoen Il Funeral arrangements have not be
 announced.
 :, WOMEN MEET TODAY - The li will be meeting of women at 2 ? West Adams street this afternoon '' o'clock. Miss Jane Gregg will pr . side. and the meeting will be in [
 interest of the highway commissi '. bill No. BIO. All women are earnest - invited to attend.
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