Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

grade. or a total of ten teachers in the grade school.
 Locals Lose to Tucson
 The local team was unable to con- meet with Eaton's twisters Sunday afternoon. thereby losing the game on the short end of 7-2 score. The Tucson sluggers were in good form connecting with six hits off Wonders two home runs, two three-base hits two doubles and one single. The local boys gathered six hits also, but not at the time when hits meant runs. Dunsmore clouted out one single and one long one good for a complete circle Of the bases. In the second in ming Diehl swuRg hard for three bases and scored on Dunsmore's sim gle. Day hit long one for two sacks in the third and Estrada placed a neat single in the fourth. Wonders walked four men and Eaton walked three. Jack sent Is men to the bench after three unsuccessful swings at the elusive pill. while Eaton played the same trick on Is of our men. Oliver took the city league pennant for five strike outs, with Buckley running a close second.
 Mrs. Harry Sumner and infant son arrived Wednesday from Alameda Cal. They were met in Phoenix by MT. Sumner. They will be domiciled with MT and Mrs. w. L.. Williams until their new home on Central ave- nue is completed. which will probably be about the middle of October. Miss Georgia Halmesley of Tempe is visiting MT. and Mrs. Earl Brown. w. R. Le Compte arrived Wednes- day morning from Casa Grande to ac- cept the position of court reporter to Judge O. J. Baughn.
 The executive committee of the Me Clellen- Parsons post of the American legion met Tuesday evening in joint session with the steering committee Lynn Barley. Earl V. Miller, Ralph Jane, Jack Garrett and Dant Bennett were present. Harry Sumner and Dave Hood of the executive commit tee were absent.
 It was decided to go ahead with | the plans for the public drinking | fountain at once and have it installed as soon as possible. The legion dance set for Oct. 30 was called off because l this date had been reserved by tht ball team. The members all decided to push the effort of the ball team tt make their dances successful and tt give no more until the ball seasor was over. However, a '49 dance vii
 DC A4StQ III e'cOah ,A-N " VtCf>' eAAeAt wa be one of the biggest events of thu season. This will be a replica of th' successful one given about IS month. ago. only better.
 Next Tuesday is the regular meet | ing night of the post and all mem
 bers are expected to be on hand fol
 one of the best meetings of the sea son.
 Frank C. Elwell was a business wis 1 itor in Tucson Sunday.
 Miss Marie Rynning returned thi week from San Diego. where she ha
 been visiting during the past month
 Telephone service will be discon ltinued in Florence Saturday night a
 9 o'clock and will be off until abou IS o'clock Sunday morning Durinl this time the entire equipment of tn present office will be changed. Al Inside cables and other wiring will b new and cut over to the old switch board. which is still large enough t ltale care of local business B. A. Nc Intyre and F. Brookins of Denve are the equipment men on the jot They recently finished the rebuildin of the Pueblo exchange after tn lflood of last month.
 MT. and Mrs. w. S. Boyd and fam lily. Ira Rickerson and H. H. McDon aid of Ray were Florence visitor 1 Wednesday afternoon