Arizona republican., 1921-10-25
ROBBERS AT LUK|NS' STORE IN TEMPE ARE FRIGHTENED AWAY

TEMPE, Oct. 24-Robbers were again at work in Tempe early Mon day morning. this time an attempt being made to break into Lukin's Cash store in East Tempe. About o'clock Monday morning Mir. BIan- chard, who lives in an apartment in the rear of the building, was awak- ened by the sound of glass breaking. He at once called Jack Karnoff, the proprietor of the store, who also lives in the building, and the two hur- ried to the front of the building. The would be robbers, hearing them ap- | preaching, took to their heels and disappeared in the darkness. The | large plate glass window next to the cash register had been broken | with so much force that people liv ing accoss the street were awakened | by the noise.
 An officer was immediately mo- l tified but as yet no trace of the in 1 truders had been found. Saturday night some one broke the glass door l in the back of the Karnoff apart ment in an attempt to get in. but fortunately MT Karnoff heard them and frightened them aay.
 New Daughter
 An eight pound baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Earl Teeter at the | Calhoun hospital Monday morning. 1 Both mother and child are doing nicely.
 District Federation of Women's
 Clubs
 On Thursday, Oct. 27. the district Federation of Womens Clubs will hold an all day meeting at the Mad ison Improvement club. All delegates and alternates can obtain their cards by calling at Mrs. Thanks Anderson S home on East Eighth street on We'd nesday Any information as to means of transportation can be had by call in Mrs. Anderson, phone 47.
 Bazaar and Chicken Dinner
 The ladies of the Christian church have announced that they win hold their annual Christmas bazaar and serve a chicken pie dinner. Friday Dec. Is.
 Leaving this Week
 Rev. D. H. Reid, who recently ac- cepted the appointment in the Meth odist church a Costa Mesa, Cal. will
 leave this week overland, accompa-
 nied by his family. Miss Ruth ReiC
 will remain in Tempe until she grad : uates from the Normal at Christmas
 She will make her home until thef
 with her grandmother, Mrs. PrestoI ! and Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Reid, wh' , have rented the Price cottage ol Van Ness avenue.
 To Members of the Mcdowell Clul f The program of the Mcdowell clul ] for Nov. l will be Indian music , but there will be a miscellaneou r part to each program that the boy ' and girls may play or sing piece l that they already know This vii . 1 enable more to take part in eacl l program so the greatest benefit ma, be derived. The directors ask tn q | cooperation of the parents in sug Q gesting numbers to the followin - program committed: Zorena Good !. win. Ravchel Murdock, Leon Bos . trum and Irma Catterlin. e Worth While Class Meets - The Worth While class of the Bap . tist church held an interesting meet = ing Saturday night at which tim < Lena Spain. Chrystle Summers an s Lorene Botllin gave a fine program r on "The Girl at the Cross Roads, Il taken from the book, Playing Squar
 with the World" Gladys Davis san D a solo
 s. Bridge Club Entertained Mrs. J, F. Peck was hostess at = prettily appointed luncheon given a Y her home yesterday afternoon fC the members of the Monday Bridg i club.
 T. Ladies Aid Meeting n The Ladies' Aid society of th ,4 Christian church will meet at tf , church Thursday afternoon at |, o'clock sharp.
 If Moving from Phoenix ,e Rev. F. D. Raley, the new paste e of the Methodist church. and his fan ,e fly are moving from Phoenix to q m local parsonage this week. -o Improving l. Mrs. II. E. Russell. who underwel , an operation at the South Side hoi -s pital in Mesa last Tuesday, Is r
 ported doing nicely.
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