Arizona republican., 1921-12-03
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NURSES MEET TODAY-Mari-
copa County Nurses association win
meet at o'clock this afternoon at
the Nurses home, st. Joseph's hos
pital. In addition to the annual cleo
ton of officers the program Will in
clude talks by DR.. Earl Tarr and
Homer Davis.
DRESSMAKING ClAS S-The
Gressmaking division of the applied
education department of the Osborn
Woman's club win meet this after
noon in the domestic science room at
the Osborn school. Anyone desiring
TO take up this work should be there
and enroll. Miss Brooks of the high
school will have charge.
JOBS FOR x-SERVIcE MEN
William f. Blake post No. 40, Ameri-
can legion. seeks jobs for colored eX-
service men. Anyone having work
around the house or garden and all
who need a good man willing to work
at any kind of labor are urged to
give the eN-service men preference.
These men can be reached by calling
1912. Ask for the post commander or
call legion headquarters, 293S.
ADDRESS P. T. "A New Type
of Supervision for the Rural Schools
was explained 10 the members of the
Washington Parent Teacher associa-
ton by Elsie Toles, state superinten-
dent of public instruction. in talk
given Yesterday afternoon at the
Washington district school. Miss
/ Toles, who is recognized as the most
progressive educator in the state, was
behind the county unit bin introduced
/ in the last legislature, and her talk
was largely along the lines covered
| by the bill
CHANGE IN TRAIN TlME-For
1 convenience of east bound passen-
! gers on the Ashfork train of the S
| f., z. & p, change in the order
| of departure of the California train
and the Ashforl1 train has been made
/ without disturbing the schedule of the
! former. The Ashfork train has been
| leaving ten minutes before the Cali
I foinia train, which leaves at g p. m.
! 1t viii now leave ten minutes after
! 6 O'Clock. The California train car
4 ries diner. while the Ashfork train
does not. Passengers on the Ashfork
! train may take the California train
out of Phoenix, leaving their baggage
in their own train, which they will
resume at Wickenburg.
IN SUPREME COURT MONDAY
The suit brought by L. W. Coggins
as a taxpayer to enjoin the trustees
of school district No. !, the county
school superintendent and the county
treasurer from issuing warrants to
teachers for salaries when there is no
money in the county treasury credit
ed to the schools, will be argued in
the supreme court Monday. In the
action Mr.. Coggins is seeking par
ticularly to enjoin the defendants
from issued warrants bearing interest
! at the rate of per cent, when there
are no funds in the treasury. The
plaintiff lost the suit in the lower
4 court.
REALTORS TO MEET-The reg
ular semi-monthly meeting of the
Salt River Valley Realtors associa-
ton will be held on Wednesday. De-
| cember T, at the Y. NJ. G.. A, at
noon. The Hon. John =. Pratt of New
York City, chairman of the National
| Budget committee Will be the speak
er of the day. Senator " q. VIII
| kinson will be chairman of the day.
| This will be an open meeting, and the
| public in general is invited to Join
with us and give MIR. Pratt rousing
/ reception at this Budget Guard
meeting Secure your tickets from f
a. Jefferson( secretary of the Realty
Board, Phone 40, before Tuesday
noon.