Arizona republican., 1922-01-27

SllOWH US uuiluS LHe Illness ana
death of my husband, Philip Long
ard for the MANY floral offerings. and
especially the Security Benefit Drill
team; also Mr.. and Mrs. Todd. and
Rev. Akers.
MRS. PHILIP LONG,
IL PAUL LONG.
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TELEcRAMS FOR TEN-There
are telegrams at the Western Union
for Steinhardt and Kelly, Charles A.
Pfau, Mrs. A. II. McReynolds, Miller
Hros. Mercantile Co, Guy S. Sykes,
John H. Campbell. c. T. Calcord, J.
Schreyer, Dean Stanley, Charles I.
Martin.
CONTEST RESULTS SOON
Many INQUIRIES have been received
at the office Of The Republican ask
ing when the result of the recent
scenario writing contest conducted
by this paper will be made public.
To all these INQUIRIES it is stated that
the matter is still in the hands of the
judges of the contest, but it is hoped
that they soon will complete their
work of JUDGING so that the result
may be announced.
LOSES DAMAGE sUIT--A jury in
the court of Judge LYMAN yesterday
returned a verdict in favor Of the de-
fendant company in the suit of J. p.
Stiffler against the Salt River Valley
Water Users Association. Stiffler
brought suit for $4,000 damages al
leging he had sustained injuries to
that extent when a Ford car belong
ing to the company overturned on the
return trip from Roosevelt in Decem-
ber 1920. Stiffler said he was pin
ioned underneath the car. He was
employed as a laborer by the COM
panv at the time of the accident.
GOLF TOURNAMENT HERE -
The Hassayampa Country club of
Prescott viii join the Tucson and
Chandler clubs at the invitation Of
the golf tournament to be held at tho
Phoenix Country club on Saturday
and Sunday January 2S and 29. Play
will start at a. m. and at z p. m.
On Saturday a stag dinner will be
given by the Phoenix golf enthusiasts
to the visiting players. L. H. Chal-
mers will be the toastmaster at the
dinner. After the dinner the usual
form of Saturday night informal
dancing will be enjoyed.
PEACE DOLLAR ON DISPLAY
One of the Peace dollars coined re-
Gently by the government mint is now
on display in the window Of the Vic
Hanny company on North Central
avenue. The coin was brought to
Phoenix from New York by Lebbeus
Chapman, credit manager of the
Hanny company who returned We'd
nesday from business trip to New
York. Mr.. Chapman secured the
coin from one of the vice presidents
OF the American Exchange National
bank where he was employed for sew
eral years. The coin will be on dis
play in the window fer several davs.
SHE SEARCHES FOR RADIUM
SPRlNG-The Spring of Eternal
Youth is not located in Arizona, but
rs q substitute Colonel James H. Nc
Clintock suggested Aqua Caliente to
Myrtle DUNCAN of Bridgeport, Ohio
Someone told Miss DUNCAN that in
Arizona was radium spring to
oathe in which cured all bodily Ills
She told the state historian many in
.eresting things which he had never
gathered in collecting data on the
early history of the state. Miss Dun
gan informed the colonel that the |
spring had been sold to a pioneer by |
he Indians after wonderful cure |
had been effected.
JEWISH S SERVIC { S-Regular |
Sabbath services of Temple Beth Is
rael will be held this evening. at |
o'clock at the School Administration |
on North First avenue The |
rabbi, DR.. Liknaitz, will s~k on |
Example" The temple che is will |
render the responses as usual. Mrs. !
Bessie Fox Davis will sing 1.-THE Lord |
IS My Shepherd" by Bond. Glasses
n religion, followed by short serv-
ces, will be held on Saturday and |
Sunday mornings. All are welcome. |
COOKED FOOD SALE-For the |
purpose of raising funds to maintain |
is downtown rest room, the Busi-
less and Professional Woman's cl11 /
will hold a cooked food sale Saturday
morning in the vacant store room at
Adams street and Central avenue.
Salads, cakes, pies and other dain-
les will be for sale by young women
Who can offer proof of being as eff
'ient in the old fashioned art of cook
ng as they are in the down town
business district