Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
RELIEF FUND AIDED
 BY BENEFIT SHOW

FLORENCE. March 29.--The spe- cial entertainment given Thursday night for the benefit Of the Irish re- lief fund returned $127, according to Mayor Heating. who has the work of raising funds in Florence in charge.
 Realizing the futility of attempting to get aid for the fund at this time through subscriptions, Mayor Eeat- ing solicited the aid of the schools and the picture house here and the result was a benefit performance of the first class, featuring the school children in various song and dance selections and supported by other local talent. The program was as | follows:
 Irish Lit" tgroup cf five little girls) | Lillian Nicholas. Genevieve McCann.
 Marearet Price, Hazel Whitlow, Marion Figueroa
 Solo. At Dawning ... 1 ........-..... Mrs. Deddie Zurkin Instrumental solo tcelIo and piano.
 Miss Herminia Arriola, Fernando Arriola
 Just Little Bit of Ireland~. ....
 F'rieda Mears and costume chorus
 of girls.
 i Mother Machree" ".......
 Mrs. George Truman posing; solo by Mir. Burns
 Mickey"
 Lorraine Hall Henry Robertson
 and dancing chorus
 Electrical club drill. ll...
 ....-... Ardis Bruce, Lorraine Hall
 The music and dancing was excel
 ent and the little girls in the Irish
 Lilt' were requested to give their
 dance again at the close of the pro-
 gram. Miss Robertson of the phys
 cal training department and Miss
 frAaf
 praise for the excellent work of the
 children
 seven-reel Viola Dana picture.
 Flower of the Dusk" completed the
 program With the s127 raised in
 this manner the total raised by the
 committee has mounted to nearly
 s175.
 The Radcliffe Chautauqua opened
 it's 1921 course here yesterday with a , splendid program Of music and lec- } ture. Edward Tomlinson. lecturer ; delivered two splendid addresses and , was well received by the audience
 The Oakley concert company was ! the other number on the program and r presented a varied and interestinc
 program of vocal and instrumental s selections and some clever readings l with few costume impersonations
 The entertainments are being held ir ] the grammar school auditorium or
 account of its central location. More l than enough tickets have been sold tc l cover the guarantee. { For the first time in r years tho l Indians of the Papago Indian village . failed to hold the customary Easter ,. dance this year. Saturday night. in e stead of the big fire the dancine | raves and the merrymaking squaws d and children which usually charac- r terize the night before Easter, a darl n village was to be seen. e The wind storm which has beer q raging on the desert for three day. e this morning did considerable damag, q at the Micheo- ArbalIo store when i e blew in the big plate glass window u of the grocery department and cause, r a loss of about S200 The window
 had previously been cracked by 's boy who became careless with slini
 shot
 o w. T. Ross. formerly teacher o = manual training work in the DOusla ,' high school will take the place lief = vacant by the resignation of Pro
 lessor Bassett. who left for Califor n mia. MT. Ross at present is connecte S with the Phelps Dodge company a m purchasing gent, but will be ready [ a take up his duties as professor c in manual training and mathematic ,e the first of the month. if --O-
 h The use of the X-ray to diagnos d tuberculosis is invaluable in dcterm
 ming just how far the ravages Of tn
 disease have advanced. Physician of specialize in this branch which K called ''roeutgenology." e. --o-- l. Two old time prospectors recent n appeared at the county recorders of d flee in Denver and staked a gol
 claim in the heart of the city The
 say they struck a rich +Vein in th