Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
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 c. OF c. DIRECTORS TO MEET special meeting of the board of di- rectors of the chamber of commerce was called late last evening for 9 o'clock this morning at the chamber of commerce rooms. The meeting is to be executive which means that no reporters will be allowed to attend and all the directors are urged to be present.
 ROTARY LUNCHEON TODAY The Rotary club will hold it's regular weekly luncheon today noon at the Y. M. C. A.
 BARITONE IN REcITAL-Interest is being shown in the recital to be given tonight at the c. M E. church, Seventh and Jefferson streets, by Prof C. A. Heath, baritone, of Califor- mia. Coming to this city a few weeks ago. Prof. Heath at once distinguished himself as a singer of note when on several occasions he rendered selec- tions al the local colored churches. He has spent the past two weeks training local talent for the concert to be given tonight and 1t promises to be worth while. Music lovers will be given a treat and the rich baritone voice of Prof. Heath will at once win favorable comment. The concert will begin promptly at o'clock and the public is invited.
 oLD-FAsHIoNED COLONIAL TEA An old-fashioned Colonial tea was given at the Central Methodist par sonage. 615 North Fourth street. Thursday afternoon from to 5 o'clock. The house was beautifully decorated in patriotic colors and tra- ditional hatchets. The ladies were dressed in colonial costumes and a program of old colonial songs and reel tations was rendered. There were about 100 ladies in attendance and all had most enjoyable social time.
 MINSTREL MiLITAiRE - Tonight at S:15 at the high school auditorium, the biggest, most elaborate high school minstrel will be staged. There will be laughs, stunts, songs, jokes, | thrills, screams-in fact. nearly every thing but funerals. It will be a straight three hours of fun, no intermissions. | There are few good tickets left for | Saturday night. Tickets go on re- serve Friday noon at 1 o'clock at Vie Hannys and will be on reserve all day Saturday. Get your tickets today be- ! fore it is too late.
 ENJOYABLE PICNIC A jolly party motored to Echo Canyon Sunday morning. Among those present were ! MT. ana MrS. copper, MT. ana MI s. Rex, MT. and Mrs. Olson. MT. and Mrs. Shideler. MT. and Mrs. Eppley. Mir. and Mrs. B. Davis, MT. and Mrs. Jeans and Mrs. M. Gregg. All de- clared it one of the most enjoyable picnics they had ever had and hope to have number of them during the summer.
 INCOME TAX PRIMER - Copies of the Income Tax Primer, recently is- sued by the bureau of internal reve- nue, which contains questions and an-
 swers relative to the filing of income
 tax returns, are now available a- the
 office of the collector of internal rave- nUe in this city. Copies may be ob-
 taired only through collectors offices
 and are not being mailed from Wash
 ington.
 MOTOR CAR STOLEN -J.L. Cris-
 man, a contractor, reported to the
 police and sheriifs office yesterday
 the theft of his motor car, d seven
 passenger Willys- Knight He had
 parked the car at l o'clock in front oi
 his office at Central avenue and Mon-
 roc street. Sometime during the next
 two hours it was taken. The license
 number is 5640.
 GOES TO ALBUoUERQJE-Ch
 Fairfield. state auditor and superin
 tendent of banks, left last evening fo
 Albuquerque and Santa Fe on banl , business for the state. On his return to Arizona he will make a severa f days stay in Winslow to outline plan by which the state land depart . ment can cooperate with the fedora government on a soil survey on tn lands that come under the yvinsloy reclamation project on the Little Colo rado Mir. Fairfield expects to b away ten days.
 ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL COM MiTTEE - To outline a definite cam ! IA or the Woman's Roosevelt Memoria assoclat1on will meet at 3:30 o'clocl thlS afternoon at the chamber O commerce. The meeting was called b, the state chairman, Mrs. J. L. B. Alex ander, who stated that as yet onI s9oO or the s2,U0O quota has beel raised. The members of the commit tee include Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. Henry [ : Ross Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler, Mrs . Harold Baxter, Mrs. Harland J. Gray
 Mrs. B. E. Marks. Mrs. J. F Barker
 Mrs lmogene La Chance, Mrs. A. C Il Utley, Mrs. Fred O. Adams. Miss Sar Whitfield and Miss Nellie B. WiIkin ! son.
 OBSERVE DAY OF PRAYER-Th | Womens Home Missionary societ
 and the Women's Foreign Missionar z society of the First Methodist churc | Will unite in observing the annual da ' VI prayer lOQdN at the church DdrlOr ' The meeting will begin at 10:30 o'cloc | thls morning, and at noon luncheo . will be served. At 2:30 o'clock in tt | afternoon the regular monthly orc q gram of the home society will be give
 SERMON TO MASONS-A speci; sermon to Masons will be delivered the Central Christian church at T.: f o'clock Sunday evening by the Re R. E. Elmore. thirty second degre d All Masons and the public in gener;
 are invited
 JEWISH SERVIcES-Servic wi De held at o'clock tonight at u I school administration building c
 North First avenue. Dr. Lfknaftz wi
 speak on Conservation" The tenn
 chorus will render the musical par
 ot the service and Mrs. EfSsie F'c
 oaVls VIII sing Wilson's "Voices
 Angels Classes in religion and ser,
 ices on Saturday and Sunday mornin
 GREEK LETTER LUNCHEON J Out-of-town visitors who are membe
 of any of ba national Ts.aa1.