Arizona republican., 1921-02-20
RECEIPTS
 TO BE GIVEN TO AID
 ROYAL NEIGHBORS

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 GLENDALE, Feb. 19.-Due to the most willing cooperation on the part of Neal Cornett. manager of the Rain bow theater, the Royal Neighbors have been able to secure a means of raising funds. MT. Cornett has turned the next four Tuesday nights over to the order and will give them a certain per cent of the door receipts. There will be two shows each night and regu- lar prices will prevail. Another novelty of the program on~this coming Tues day. aside from the regular run of pie lures. will be home talent productions between the pictures. A part of the proceeds at this time will be turned over to the M. w. A.
 Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Good Fellowship club to have been held on February 22. has been postponed until March 1. The cause of this postponment is that on this coming Tuesday afternoon 1 there will be a parade and program given by the Glendale grammar school children near the central part of the business district.
 Suit Entered
 Wm Messenger filed suit against Lew c. Woolery of the Glendale Loess | 1 on Saturday entered a writ of attach ment on articles of office equipment 1 that were in the west corner of the | Glendale cafe. The case wilr>be heard next week.
 Thieves Steal Clothes While Mrs. William Carrabine and l family. living on the corner of North I Second and A avenues, was out on the | evening Of February IS, some unknown party or parties entered her home and helped themselves to three of her best dresses, a fine fur coat and to MT. Carrabine's fine overcoat Evidently | the burglars were in great haste and were frightened off before they had time to take more, because when the family arrived home they found that some of the clothing had been taken
 into the front room but dropped there ] Much help was afforded the culprits because of the lights in Glendale being out for such a long time on Friday night. The offi-ers have been notified and a diligent search is being made. Child Found
 1 The little child belonging to Mrs 1 Myles. living on Palm lane, was found some three hours later by a party of searchers wandering northward on the lateral.
 Baseball
 Manager Benz is very confident that the Glendale Greys will creditably &C., quit themselves on Sunday against the l Saints in Mesa At this time the local team will present a full lineup and l it is thought that a good exhibition will be given. "Terrible' Terrill, the snappy right -hander will serve up the selected brand of baseball and if given
 any kind of support. ought to make the Southside boys go back to the bench for a drink of water because he is good when he is right. In the last game that Terrill pitched against the Saints although he was beaten, he
 held them to seven hits.
 l Recital Unusually Pleasing
 Those who attended the recital at the
 Arizona School of Music on Thursday
 night to hear Miss Rogers, Miss White
 man and Miss Ludden of Glendale 1T
 their program were delightfully."- enter
 tained by the very fine program ren-
 dered. In two or three weeks it i;
 planned to hear these young ladie:
 here in Glendale at the grammar schoo auditorium
 Washinston's Birthday Program The Glendale grammar school pupils
 will give a pageant in honor of th'
 birthday of George Washington or l Tuesday afternoon The program vii } be given at the south entrance to tn city park and the patrons of tn SCnOOl. LO aONatlLdgSOQSig see luis } should line thenselves up at this point The parade will leave the schoo
 grounds at 1:S0 o'clock.
 Child Welfare
 ] The Child Welfare society met at tn | home of Mrs. c. H. Tinker on Wed nesday. Among the many interestin ! numbers on the program was a tai . by Prof. McRuer who introduce = Miss Anderson, a new teacher, who ha | been added to the staff of the gramma : school. Both Mrl McRuer and Mis- Anderson dwelled on the question C
 more beneficial work among the for :, eign children. Miss Anderson will hay charge of the foreign children owe twelve years of age, who do not spea n English. The work will vary from tn
 usual routine, in that there will b more hand work and English will b . included in the days work The kin
 dergarten does this for the very youn
 child but heretofore the older chil
 has been a hindrance to others as we as to himself
 a Night Crew Off
 The night crew at the Southve.
 Cotton gin was layed off on last P'rt n day night, 1t being the last gin in th e valley to discontinue with this shif t Many other gins ceased to operat
 about two weeks ago.
 q An average of 95 tons Of soil mel