Arizona republican., 1921-07-03
GLENDALE STORES
 CLOSED TOMORROW

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 GLENDALE, July 2. All the stores in Glendale will remain closed all day Monday. July 4, in honor of the holiday following immediately after Sunday, many people in the district have taken trips away from | town, many having gone to Prescott | to see the Frontier Day celebration while others have gone for short trips to various places of interest.
 The Fourth of July in Glendale celebration of any kind has been planned and everyone can spend his time in his own way.
 Baseball Sunday The Glendale Greys will play the Arizona Eastern team Sunday after noon at the local park. In their last meeting some two weeks ago the local boys were quite successful and trimmed the railroad boys. A good game is expected.
 The Ramb,ers have a game sched- uled with the Cashion team on the | Cashion lot. So far this year the Ramblers have played in hard luck. In the last three starts they have i made they have been defeated by a l small margin and have put up some I good baseball. The Ramblers will go to Sacaton for the Fourth, where they
 will play the Indians during the
 celebration.
 Man Arrested
 Isabel IgoIa, a Mexican living on
 South Fifth avenue, was taken into : custody Saturday morning by Officer : Meek and Booth, after a search Of his property. The officers found coils | l F. no of distilling liquor. two barrels oi mash and one pint of whisky. Igola : was taken to Phoenix, where he was . lodged in jail to await hearing , Fire Works Prohibited According to Marshall Booth, nc one will be allowed to shoot fireworks of any nature in the city limits oi ? Glendale. Any one caught so doing will be arrested. Places of business l which handle firecrackers have been l warned not to sell them To Be Married Miss Hazel La Plante, daughter oi ? l. E. LaPlante, will be quietly mar ried at the La Plante home Sunday ? afternoon to Ralph Hayes Both oi l the young people are well known 1T Glendale and their many friends wish l them happiness.
 } On Thursday afternoon the many l friends of Miss LaPlante tenderet a shower and many beautiful gifts : were received. Refreshments con s sisting of cake and ice cream were ! served.
 f Floyd Weddle and Frank Sheets Ter f Saturday for a vacation, taking il
 the Grand Canyon and the northerr 0 part of the state.
 : Back to Oklahoma Mrs. Jesse King and three son ' left for Prague. Oklahoma, wher' o they will join MT. King. who left her ? some two months ago.
 s Sunday School Picnic . The Sunday school picnic of tt V Baptist church will be held Monday
 The Baptist Sunday school teach
 CTS will meet Sunday afternoon
 the church.
 Methodist Church
 The Intermediate league of tn
 First Methodist church held 1t
 monthly business meeting and socia
 Thursday evening, June 30. I'll
 president had prepared very inter
 esting program, consisting of reac
 ilgs. vocal and instrumental music = A very interesting contest was hel
 in which the powers of taste all smell were tested. Among the re !. reports were the following interestin
 facts. Not once q l~ing the year di le a le1Qer FDI Nilc 0NN N'aCi6t aAANNe-f ,e saII. Of the 19 charter members, l W still attend. The leasue has grow IS to 80 resident members. Tithing lii ,r erature was distributed anG nun st bcr signed the tithinS rledge. The league voted to buy Bible with the collection money. Eles-lo
 of officers was nsii for the com ,i 10 year. with the following result; CT -, Teasue picsident: spurua. deFar' ,a rnent, Carl Schmidt; missionary Ca ~ partment, Jewel DeLerry: mercy an
 ho.p GtIsr.ment, William Betts; Fe T.. cial -.nG lserary d.ralmont. Ear y Eaker: secretary ard treasure m Thclma -aorrel; piani'is, R' Sd Baks ,o Eefresi r1erts we q se'N tc ana U 'o league adj .ined at a vaiy late hos after spcndir a very pleasant even 'e ing.
 Republican Servee
 Again Republican service "ifi
 Saturday, in Glendale. at the branc
 office communication was kept U
 with the main office in Phoenix an
 the fight between Carpenter an m Dempsey was recorded round [ MI round and blow by blow. This Wa M announced to a record crowd and tf bulletins then pasted on the window
 in order to make them available tv all. Another feature of The Reput a lican service was that In 40 minute ps after the last blow was struck tf no papers were in Glendale and the boy ge on the street were selling extras, giN ing the result of the fight. FOR RENT-House. rooms ar
 bath. Strictly modern. solar heate oy hardwood floors, mail delivery. COT 1n crete walks. Phone 120J, Glendale. tn -o- as Because the American youths wei ge taught to shave themselves while
 the service. during the world war 1v is estimated that the barber busine: i'll has decreased 40 per cent. n-