Arizona republican., 1921-01-13
SCHOOL BUILDING
 BURNS AT GLENDALE

GLENDALE. Jan. 12.-The manual training building at the Glendale grammar school was completely de- stroyed by fire Tuesday night. The fire was discovered about g o'clock. At the time the manual training in- structOr was in the building but was unable to control the flames, and when assistance came, the flames had so far advanced in the frame building as to be beyond control. There were 12 work benches and sets of tools in the building. and these, with the students work for the year. were completely destroyed. Insurance was carried on the building and contents.
 Receivership for Bank
 Official word was received in Glen dale on Wednesday to the effect that the Glendale Stat ebank which closed its doors early in December, is to go into a receiversship. Notices were re- ceived by the various stockholders and employees to the effect that they should appear in Judge Lyman s court in Phoenix on January 13 to show cause why an injunction should not be granted to restrain the bank from doing business It is believed that a receiver will be appointed in short time
 Large Cotton Fire
 J. l.. Thurstain, a rancher and cot ton grower of the Glendale district, had the misfortune to lose 10000 pounds of cotton by fire. The cotton was stored on the ranch near Lateral 17 at the time and the cause of the fire is unkown The cotton was in- sured.
 Business Visitor
 George c Doyle, contractor of Phoe- nix, and the man who installed the heating system at the Glendale gram mar school, was a business visitor in Glendale on Wednesday, Funeral of Mrs. Cloud 1 Mrs. Davis Cloud, daughter fo Mir l and Mrs. B. R. Thomas of Catlin l Court, passed away Tuesday at the | hospital in Phoenix as a result oi l serious burns she received when ( can of distillate exploded while in her hands. Mrs. Cloud was severely burned, and fear for her recovery was entertained throughout, and all that l possibly could be done to save her life was done by her parents and husband At the time of her death Mrs. ClouC | was only IS years old and was a bridi 1 of four months. Interment was made in Greenwood cemetery in Glendal' on Wednesday.
 New Feed Company
 The Glendale Hay company has jus l opened up for business In the olC
 
 to the Standard Oil plant This new company will be under the direct man agement of F. H. Gates, who for som, years has been In close touch with al matters pertaining to the hay an, grain business. The company will sel both at wholesale and retail and in vites everyone to pay them a visi and get acquainted with their place O business and their methods.
 American Legion to Meet
 The Walter c. Grassie post of tn American Legion wishes to announce that on Thursday evening at o'clocl at the Woman's club house there vii be meeting of the post to take ul very important matters pertaining t the post and officers.
 Small Fire
 s. c. Sine, living on Grand avenu east of Glendale, suffered a slight los by fire on Monday night Some SO pounds of cotton which was store in a barn was ignited when some o the pickers turned over a lantern. Tn loss was covered by insurance.
 Woman's Club
 The Woman's club held a very in teresting meeting in the gramma school auditorium on Wednesday af ternoon A record crowd heard tn program.