Arizona republican., 1921-06-03
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 WILSON p. T. A. MEETING -| The Wilson P. T. A. will meet this afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Fred w. Smith at her home
 WINSLOW MAN HERE-J. H. Fuller, president of the Union Bank and Trust company of Winsiow, was a business visitor in Phoenix yester- day.
 GOING TO ST. JoHNs-Ernest Hall, secretary of state. and Raymond Earhart, state treasurer. will leave today for St Johns, where they will meet the directors of the Lyman Wa ter company and accept the Lyman dam for the state.
 ON DEDICATION PROGRAM Miss Elsie Toles, state superintendent of public instruction, left last even ing for Bisbee. where she will take part in the program tonight when the new high school will be dedicated. q iss Toles was former county school superintendent of Cochise county.
 UNION TO MEET-The woman's Missionary union of the First South ern Baptist church will meet this aft ernoon at o'clock at the home cf
 
 avenue All women of the church and congregation are invited to be GRANTED CERTIFICATE The Ocean Accident and Guarantee com Iany of London was granted a cer- tificate of authority to do business in | Arizona by the corporation commis- sion yesterday. The British com pany has $S00,000 on deposit with in surance departments in New York and Ohio.
 RESERVES INcREAsE-Accord 1 ing to the May report of the federal reserve bank of San Francisco. just received by the chamber of com merce while deposits show decline lof a little less than eight per cent Ifrom the deposits of the correspond ling date for last year, total reserves Ihave increased more than 34 per cent | and the total resources show an in- crease of more than 20 per cent. DANCE RECTAL TONIGHT = Tonight at the Arizona School of Music E. Paula Beware, head of the dancing department. will present pu- pills in dance recital An attractive program has been arranged and many 1 beautiful costumes will be seen- NC admission fee is asked but free-wil 1 offering may be left at the door foI the benefit of the Welfare League oi Maricopa county A cordial invita- | tion is extended the public
 5 JUDGE kI66EY HoNoRED-Th Il degree Of doctor of philosophy wa sI conferred upon Judge Joseph H
 Kibbey, former governor of Arizona | by the state university yesterday l Judge Kibbey was one of four promi
 nent men to be so honored by tn university. the Ph D. degree bein conferred upon Dean Cummings. pro lessor of archaeology of the univer II sity: Col. Epes Randolph, chancelio of the university, and Col John ( 1 Greenway of Warren.
 1 u. b. C. PICNIC ToDAY-Justic Fl A. c. Baker. of the supreme court wi !, be the guest of honor and princips | speaker at meeting to be held g < Eastlake park this afternoon by tn Robert E. Lee chapter, Daughters { the Confederacy Justice Baker wi
 take Jefferson Davis for his subjec
 reviewing the life of the man who wa | president of the Confederate state l Confederate veterans have been ir lvited by the Daughters to attend tf :. meeting and the picnic supper thu | I will follow the program.
 REALTORS MEET IN MESA :
 Mesa will be the meeting place ne, { l Monday of the Salt River Nalle 3 realtors The Phoenix realtors al E to gather, in their cars. at Sixth avt I, nue and Adams street and paras through the city, thence on to Mes
 The last time the realtors met
 Mesa there was a record -breakir
 crowd. All Phoenix realtors shou 2 make it point to attend Sticke k will be furnished all the men for the cars. Realtors should call the seer . tary at 221S not later than Saturds
 noon to make the proper reservation
 The time of meeting here is 11:15. k. SOME EMPLOYMENT FIGURE . Some interesting sidelighfs on | E labor situation are gleaned by t
 chamber of commerce from the I .l ports of the federal reserve bank
 San Francisco for May of this yea 2, It appears that the demand for far l. labor was below normal in all t <. states and the supply of farm lab u was above normal in all states exec l. California, Oregon and Nevada. Ia
 ing the country as whole, in Apl ', 1920. there were 72 men for every
 jobs In April of this year there we
 95 men for every S7 jobs- In Arizo ne the situation, owing to the shutdo' st of the mines, is even more mark a, than in the country as a whole. Ill April. 1920, there were only 80 m yg for every 140 jobs. This year ss figures are almost reversed, for ths W. are 110 men for every z5 jobs open