Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-05
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a bouncing baby girl Mother and
daughter doing nicely.
The House passed the Anti-Jap Bill
Why don't you? Feat at Gaillard's.
-Adyt.
Unique Club Activities
On Feb goth the members Of the
Uniue club met with Mrs. ]. Fletcher,
6O9 SO. 3rd street and enjoyed a spec
ial program. Mr.. Fletcher presented
each member with a souvenir of Geo.
Washington little hatchet with
blue and gold ribbons BY unanimous
vote, the club adopted the colors as
the regular ones to be used ty the
club. Refreshments were served and
enjoyed after which the meeting ad-
journed to meet Sunday with Mrs. P
F. McCutcheon, 1915 East Jefferson.
All members urged to attend the
meeting.
Gaillard's is the only place in town
where you can direct a stranger with
out owing him an apology. Advt.
Business Meeting
The regular business meeting of the
Phoenix Literary and Debating Socie-
ty was held Tuesday night at the c.
NJ. e. church The subject for the
next debate which will be held, Friday
night, March 11th is: Resolve that
prohibition is failure Bon James
and c. NJ Roberts, affirmative Lewis
and Henry Rosser, negative.
sad News
Mr. Roy Lucas, proprietor of the
White swan Cozy Corner, received
word last week from Fort Worth
Texas that his sister, Mrs. Pearl West
brook had passed away. Mrs. Lucas
the mother, who has been in the city
the past year, left to attend the
' funeral
Arrivals From Kansas
Mrs Bessie Hastings and son Searcy
Hastings of Parsons Kansas arrived
: in Phoenix a few days ago, and are
staying at 1882 East jefferson. They
are here for the benefit of the sons
health and will remain indefinitely
Telephone Installed
Madam 0. G. Howard, proprietor
Of the Mary Francis Elite Shop, II So.
5th avenue, has just installed a tele-
phone and wants her patrons to know
that they may make appointments by
calling 4O1O,
Word From Los Angeles
Word received this week from Los
Angeles, Cal, is to the effect that
Mrs. p. E. Alexander of East Sth ST.
who for the past ten days has been
suffering with broken shoulder sus-
tanned Fed. 10th at 18th and Central
Avenue when she was run down by
motorcycle, is improving. Mrs. Alex
ander is well known in Phoenix and
has host OF friends here who will
regret to learn Of her misfortune
Popular prices prevail at Gaillards.
--Advt.
An important action of the Lower
House of the Arizona Legislature this
week was the adoption Of an ammend-
ment offered by President Wilkinson
70 the Senate, to the bill providing for
the segregation of high school pupils
OF the African and Caucasian races
The bill is an amendment of the
existing law relating to segregation
of all pupils. Two amendments were
offered by Mr. Wilkinson. VINO said
by the way, that he was opposed to
any segregation but since it is in the
law, he exempts from it high school
pupils. The other amendment pro
vides that in districts where there
|. are 25 or lfqFe colored pupils if IS
! per cent Of the votors petition for an
election on the subject OF the segre-
cation Of high school pupils the cleo
tion shall be called by the trustees.
The issues shall be the matter of seq
regation with equal facilities to be pro-
vided for the African pupils The
committee recommended the passage
of the bill
Distinguished Visitors
Bishop Charles Henry Phillips, of
Nashville, Tenn, his wife and little
baby arrived in the city last Sunday
and will remain for several weeks.
The bishon smoke Sunday niobt OF the
c. NJ. E. church and will take an ac-
tive part in the affairs of this church
during his stay in the city. On leav-
ing Phoenix, they viii go to California
to spend the remainder Of their va
cation period In all, they expect to
remain in the west three months or
Fmore. Dr. Phillips stated that he is
fayorably impressed with the city and