Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
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TELEoRAMs

UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are telegrams at the Western Union for Jno H. Allison, Freeman Jacque. Beacher Green and Eva Smith
 manship class has been started at the Gregg Shorthand school. The class Friday at 7:30 p. m. There will be capable teacher in charge.
 FLYING TO SPRINGS = Rex Smith, civilian aviator, in a flight from Salt Lake City, Utah, landed in Prescott on Friday. He will con tinue his air trip today. flying to Castle Hot Springs. He is expected to arrive at Castle Hot Springs at 3 or 4 o'clock this afternoon Aviator Smith will carry two or three pas senger from Prescott to Castle Hot Springs.
 MAKE INVESTIGATION The corporation commission yesterday conducted an investigation of the Tucson Gas and Electric company for the purpose of making a revision of rates and eliminating the surcharge of P per cent. Ben Hill, made ap- pearance for the city and Frank E. Curely represented the company. No decision was handed down in the case.
 VISITING BRoTHE2-Charles D. Brewster. a railroad man on Kansas City who has spent the better part of a lifetime with the Burlington. is in the city visiting his brother, George Brewster. MT. Brewster was in Phoenix last March during Pioneer Week. This time he has been visit ing a daughter in the Yosemite. He will remain here about ten days. SERVICES AT SCHOOL-There
 will be preaching at the Garfield school at Il o'clock this morning and at this evening. Sunday school will
 be held at the usual hour. It may not be widely known that the Sum day school was established there by Dr. Wilkinson and others last Janu- ary and since then it has grown rapidly.
 COTTON HEARINe-A telegram ! from Dwight B. Heard yesterday l stated that the hearing before the senate committee on finance on the ] cotton schedule of the permanent l tariff bill had been set for next Tues 1 day. Dec. 13. It was for this and | other matters of import to Phoenix ! the Salt River valley and Arizona that Mir. Heard left for Washington 8 week ago.
 TO ENTERTAIN KIDDIES-Tht | Council of Jewish Women will give a party for children of all members oi l the organization and all children at- tending the Sabbath school next
 Thursday afternoon at o'clock al l the Woman's club. Refreshments will be served. Several surprises arc
 in store for the little guests. The l party will follow a regular meeting of the council which begins at 2:1l
 o'clock. All members are urged to be present as business of importance 1 which was held over due to the omis- l sion of the last meeting scheduled l will be taken up.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY-Bettie Evalyr | Jakobi entertained her little friend:
 in honor of her fourth birthday Sat l urday afternoon at her home. 3S0: l North Central evenue. The afternoon 1 was spent playing games on tho ! lawn, when the little guests were in 1 vited into the prettily decorated din 1 ing room where refreshments were
 served. The following little folks 1 enjoyed the afternoon: Ruth Berry man, Helen Linde. Edith Evans, Vir- ginia Evans, Pearl Tannehill, Mar 1 jorie Mover, Lorraine Stevens, Gars McQuestin. Ruth Bartranl. Ruth Cof. ] fee, Dorothy Stammer; Fred Mover
 Bill Bartram, Bobby Moorehead
 Robert Kennedy, Ellis Osborn, Rich
 ard Coffee, Dee McLaren, Lewis
 Hedgpeth.