Arizona republican., 1921-03-26

officer.
 SEMINOLE CLUB DANCE - The Seminole club will hold its regular fortnightly dance this evening at the Womans club.
 SELLS BARBER sHoP-John F. Lucas. barber here for 20 years, has sold his business at IA North First avenue to his son. Cliff Lucas. it was announced yesterday. Cliff Lucas also owns barber shop at Goodyear.
 LESSONS ON PROSPERITY lesson on prosperity through the ! knowledge and power of the mind will | be given at 2 o'clock Wednesday after noon at 123 North Twelfth avenue. l The subject will be 'Inspiration in | Work
 REAL ESTATE BOARD TO MEET 1 Tine next meeting of the Maricopa l County Real Estate board win be held | at the Grand cafe. Monday noon The l chairman of the day will be John Irwin. and the snAakers on the program will be James F. Sellers and John F. Tracy. The meeting will be q. live one, with interest for all those who attend. ON iNSP CTtON TRIp-csov Thomas F. Campbell accompanied by Rudolph kuchler, state land commis- sloner, left yesterday for Fort Grant where they wilI make an inspection | of the indusr'ial school and look over the lands recently acquired through the relinquishmen5s of W. T Webb The state officials will return on Mon- day
 TWO ARRAIeNEp-Rober s. Men son and Nellie Bread, two Indians. yesterday were arraigned before Jus tice Henry J. Sullivan on a statutory charge and were committed to the I i,fI bonds of $500 each. The preliminary hearing was set for next Wednesday morning.
 CHARGE plsMIsssD-on motion of the county attorneys office a charge of petty larceny yesterday was dis 1 missed against Edwin Wamsley by Justice Henry J. Sullivan on grounds of lack of evidence to convict. The complaint was made by Joe Ramos who charged Wamsley took two hats, j suit case, a saw, an axe and other srndry items from his automobile at Sixteenth and East Asarrs streets. I HOLY WEEK ES-Special services appropriate to Holy Week have been held each evening this week at the Murphy school house, conducted by the Rev w H. l.. Marshall and Dr. Ewing of California. There will be no service this evening Mir Mar shall has given very interesting ser mons on true manhood and woman hood which were especially enjoyed by the young people who attended in large numbers Rev. J. H. Hedd, D. D., state superintendent for Congrega- tional work, preached an evangelistic sermon Thursday night which was un- usually effective. Special services will be held afternoon and evening Easter Sunday.
 START PHOENIX YUMA ROAD The highway commission will shortly begin work on the Yuma Phoenix highway, according to the announce ment made at headquarters of the de- partment yesterday. This work was stopped in November due to the short age of funds, legislative appropriation having made it possible to continue the construction The road will be completed from the Yuma mesa into Blaisdell in order to permit traffic tC have the advantage of a good roa( from Yuma to WelIton. distance of 1,
 To BID ON ROCK WoaK-Bid. 1 win be asked in a few days for th, construction of two miles Of heavy 1 rock work west of the recently com pieted portion of the Superior Niam highway. which was built hy Contrac tor Hoops. The work will consist o
 the corstruction of a road aroun, Pinto Creek canyon. State forces ar already at work on the west end of tn road. WhfTe ft1N EoQfiG Is f'ttlfset fkif44i it
 the construction crew. which disbande' 50 days ago. This work will provid
 mD'oyment for some Of She men TO
 centlv laid off in the mining district
 of SUperior and Miami
 GIVES CElLDREN'S PARTY-t children's party was given by Mrs. "
 L. Lee. 2a27 West Monroe street. Wed
 nesday afternoon for her small son, th l decora tions games and refreshment
 all carrying out the idea of Eastei
 Twenty little people enjoyed the occa
 sion. the guest list Including Doroth
 Anderson. Mary Cole. Sibyl Baker
 George and Robbie Rarrows. Dwigh
 Battles Glen Bingenheiuer. Albert au
 Junior Bolln. Marie Breeder Franci
 Gebby. Dorothy FOge Ray Lee lame
 ard Warren Mccarthy. Doris Phelp.
 Richard Slagle, Scotrv Scales Bett
 St~aRrn and Mary Clare Woodbury
 U. 6. NEEDS PISTS-Col. r. N
 Lamson. president of the Lamson Busi
 ness college. has received a communi
 cation from the United States civ
 service commission notifying him tha
 there are still many vacancies in tn
 government service to he filled h "a stenographe and typists, especial N young men. The government is sti at paying so a month extra to this clas F. Of employees. He was especially re
 quested to give publicity 10 the fa'