Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
CHAUTAUQUA ID BE
 STAGED IN TEMPE

TEMPE, March 19-The Radcliffe Chautauqua will be presented in Tempe March 29, 2s, 30 under the auspices of tine local post of the American Legion. Feeling that under present financial condition they might not be able to dis pose of enough tickets to make ex- penses, the members of the legion have decided to cooperate with the Tempe Woman's club and the senior class of the Tempe Normal school, dividing the net profits 50-50
 A ticket selling campaign will start Monday morning. The senior class will choose six members to sell tickets with Professor. .Murdock, monitor of the sen for class as captain and affiliated with this team will be six members of the business mems club with Mayor Wood ward as their captain. Oc tLe other side will be six women of the Tempe Woman's club with E. A. Row, princi- pal of the Tempe High school. for cap tain; six members of the American Le- zion with D. W. Windes as captain will work with this team.
 The contest will have an exciting and spectacular ending when on the third day of the Chautauqua the two winning captains Will be privileged to lead the two losing captains to the stage and prepare them for a chocolate pie eating contest. which will take place before the audience by tyine their hands behind them
 The net proceeds of the Chautauqua will be divided as follows: 50 per cent will be given to the American Legion most tickets and 20 per cent to the losing team.
 | Elvin E. White, commander of the post, is chairman of the publicity com mittee and is in charge of all arrange ments fo- the Chautauqaa. T. A. An derson has been appointed chairman oi the ticket sales campaign.
 The program which is to be presented this year will be a real festival of in spring music. wholesome amusement and lectures by men of vision and lead ership who will discuss subjects il which every American is vitally con- cerned. In building the program tn, utmost care was exercised in engaging 1 only artists whose ability on the plat form has been thoroughly proved In the series of lectures the key not of Americanism and American ideal will be sounded with a clarity that vii grip all. The messages are timed t the need of the hour and will be accur ate and vigorous. In brief, the program in it's entirety will touch all phases o life for the help, encouragement an, entertainment of all kinds of people.
 Services at Congregational Church i, Attention of the public is called t the Holy Week services planned by tn churches of Tempe for Tuesday, Wed nesday. Thursday and Friday. Thes meetings will be held in the Congre gational church and will begin at ': 3 o'clock, lasting not longer than an houl The following themes and speakers ar scheduled:
 Tuesday: Caesars Things an Things of God Mir. Douglass. Wednesday: "An Alabaster Box" M
 Murdo.
 Thursday: Tn Remembrance of Me
 MT. Davis.
 Friday: The Crucifixion," Mir Rei Sunday School Enjoys Picnic
 The Sunday school of the Christia church spent an enjoyable day Sattlr
 day picnicking at the Hole in the rocl ! About 50 people attended.
 Tempe Churches
 Christian church-Bible school at ]
 o'clock. Morning worship at II o'clocl
 sermon topic. The Love of Christ Cor
 straineth Us" There will be speci; music. Christian Endeavor at 6:4 ) o'clock. Evening services at T.;
 o'clock, subject. "Till He Come Again
 Congregational Church Sunda
 school at 10 o'clock. Morning worshi at II o'clock with appropriate mus