Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
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 ILL WITH INFLUENZA - Miss Ruth Cooke. of the office of board or directors of state institutions, Is SUI lering from an attack of influenza she has been absent from her desk for
 GOVERNOR SIGNS H. B. 35-Gov: Thomas F. Campbell yesterday slsneu House Bill S5, an act for the payment of interest on school warrants.
 SATURDAY RECITAL An attrac- tive program is arranged for the Sat urday afternoon recital at the Arizona School of Music the coming Saturday. Those to appear on the program are piano pupils from the classes of Will liam Orth and Orley Hes, vocal of wal ter Hastings Olney, violin of Robert Saunders expression of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley, and dancing of E. Paula Beware. The program begins at o'clock and the public IS cordially ln- vited
 GOES TO VISIT ScHOOLS-Dr. R. II. IT. Blome, director of vocational education, left last evening for f1eld inspection which will take him to Cliff ton, Morenci. Thatcher Pima and Saf- ford. pr. Blome will visit schools where classes have been established in trades and industries, agriculture and home economies. He will also at tend the home economies conference in Clifton.
 NCE-Miss Beulah Coon, supervisor of home economies, left yesterday for Clifton where she will attend the home economies conference which will be at tended by teachers of the eastern part of the state.
 CHURCH SOCIAL A banquet social will be given at Grace Lutheran
 
 Thursday evening. All members and friends of the church are invited to attend
 NEW SECOND LIEUTENANT Harry c. Browne, a clerk in the office of Adjutant General Walter $. Ingalls, has been appointed second lieutenant in the Arizona National Guard. Lieu- tenant Browne has been assigned to duty with Company AZ 15Sth infantry, GOING TO INFANTRY SCHOOL Captain Fred Patch, company D, 15Sth ! infantry, and Lieutenant Charles K. Hughes, company A, 15Sth infantry 1 Arizona National Guard, yesterday se- cured their credentials from Adjutanl 1 General Walter $. Ingaiis preparatory to leaving for Camp Benning where they will take a three months course at the school of infantry. The Ma. l tional Guard officers will leave Sat- urday night for the camp.
 STOP WORK ON BRIDGE The crew employed on the Wickenburs | bridge has moved it's equipment into storage and closed down the work af- down 20 feet and into good material | The only possibility of starting ths i bridge before additional funds are available in July will be by the pas sage of the bill now in the Legislature to refund the highway department fol ! Fs~Y. .fr.c I federal equipment.
 MEMORIAL SERVICE ES-Memoria services for Frances E. Willard will bt | conducted by the w. c. T. U. at its l regular meeting Thursday afternoon a 1 2:30 o'clock al the home, 1901 Yves Monroe street. Mrs. E. A. Braxton I vice. president, will preside. A specia | invitation has been extended to al white ribboners who are in the city. RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS T Mrs. F. E. Stevens, president of thu w. c. T. U., who has been seriously I III with an attack of influenza, is re , ported much improved.
 NOTED LECTURER HERE-Dr. A kairhurst. distinguished author. scien- tist. teacher and lecturer, is in Phoeni, ! this week and will lecture in the Cen. ] tral Christian church on Wednesda, l and Thursday evenings at 7:30 o'clock The public is invited to hear this noted scholar.
 I SOCIAL CIRCLE HosTEssEs- Mrs. Fucker and Mrs. Underwood vii be hostesses at the Wednesday socia circle this afternoon at the home oi Mrs. Underwood on the Christy road , C. A. R. MEETS TODAY-T-hc G. A F. post will meet this afternoon a 2:S0 o'clock at the Y. M. c. A. A cor dial invitation is extended to all visit ing comrades.
 LOYAL WOMEN SOCIAL = Tn, Loyal Women will give social at tn, 1 Christian church this evening, the pro gram beginning at S;30 o'clock : silver offering will be taken.
 R. ?. SMITH FUNERAL TODAY l Funeral services for F. D. Smith vii he held this afternoon at o'clock a
 the ehanel of \; r. Moore & Son.
 Fowler Neighborhood Improvement
 club will meet Thursday afternoon
 February F, at the home of Mrs. 10
 Tompkins. one and one-half mile north of tie Fowler school. "Y'' DFHVE CAPTAINS REPORT The tearns for the y. NJ. c. A boy, deDartmeut met and had luncheon las night. Tue reports of the team car rains was given. The teams of J. ] Sawyer and Stanley Cronin have bee doing the best work. But the other are following them close. Remembe this campaign will soon end, so 2, your membership now before it is tc late
 ! MILITARY MiNSTREL-Tickets fc tbe high school military ninstre I which is to be given at the high schoc
 are selling fast. Seats for the hie
 school students are to be reserve
 Wednesday noon in front of the a, ditorium. Tickets for the down tow | people are to be reserved at Hanny | al Toxr Fri, C..
 tickets now from any high school bo MADDOCk ON COMMITTEE J Thomas Maddock, state engineer, h; . been asked to serve on the commit,