Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

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RETURNS FROM COAST - Mrs.
Lloyd Jones has just returned from
California where she has been visit
ing relatives and attending the Chi :
cago Grand Opera.
HAS TARIFF BILL-The chamber
! of commerce has received a copy of
the complete tariff bill, which con-
tains 43S pages and which may be
examined at the chamber of COM
merce by anyone interested in it,
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY-The
TheosophicaI society meets at 8 p. M,
on Monday at Room 16, Arizona Fire
Insurance building. Visitors are well
come.
TO HOLD BAR EXAMINATION
The regular quarterly examination
OF applicants for admission to the
bar commission on Thursday and
Friday. May and 5. at the state
capitol in Phoenix.
CLUB WILL MEET-The Fowler
Woman's club will meet next Thurs
day afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Ivy Wilson, Mrs. Will
son and Mrs. J. p. Ivy acting as
hoStesses for the day. The election
of officers will be made for the COM
ing year and all members are re-
quested to be present.
WOO WOO CLUB TO DANCE
The Woo Woo club will hold it's Sec
ond informal dance and card party
at the Womans club on next Thurs
day evening. The first dance of the
organization was distinguished by its
jollity and general nicetS. and the
second one is to surpass it. accord
ing to the committee in charge. The
music win be the best obtainable and
cards may be be played by those who
do not desire to dance.
BIBLE CLASS TO MEET The
Community Bible Glass. which has
been conceived as "a great weekly
gathering of the men of Phoenix for
their general advancement, will hold
its first meeting at the city hall plaza
this morning from $3.50 to 1890
O'clock. The teacher win be the Hon.
r. S. Clark, and the subject will be
"Uzziall's Punishment"
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
Following is a list of undelivered tel
egrams being held at the office of
r. Hoularld care Caller Bros; Forest
Beernan. Fred Kuhn, S. b. Shaw.
care /. w. Shaw; H. e. Mann, A. J..
Ross and f. ]. Peyton.
SEWING CLUB MEETS The
Poppy Pals Sewing club of the Balsz
school held its first business meet
ing last Thursday afternoon and
elected the following officers: Club
leader, Miss Thelma l.. Greer; presi-
dent, Miss Lulu Key; secretary. Miss
Thelma Florentine; vice president,
Miss Ruth Loeffler: treasurer. Miss
Jcsefa Garcia: club historian, Miss
Beatrice Greer.
FIRST NAZARENE CHURCH
Services today at the First Nazarene
church, Fifth avenue and Monroe
street. are as follows: Sabbath
school at 9: 80 a. m, NJ. Young, super
intendent. Preaching at 10:45 a. M.
subject, Keeping the Heart" Young
Peoples society meets at $50 p. m.
Preaching at 1850 p. m, subject, he
Hidden TREASURE
SEAT SALE OPENS-The seat sale
of boxes for the rodeo to be held at
the state fair grounds on Wednesday,
Thursday as Friday was opened at
the Central Pharmacy yesterday
morning, when a brisk demand was
apparent. The sale will be continued
Wednesday, until noon. The sale is
of the tickets for boxes. six seats to
box, for the three days of the rodeo
and the price is $l5
CENTURY CLUB DINNER - The
Century club has invited members Of
the Pan Hellenic club to Join with
them in the dinner to be given at
the Hotel Adams Tuesday evening.
when they will have the pleasure OF
hearing Mrs. b. Frank AIebane tell OF
her experiences in the Balkans. Res
ervations may be obtained from Mrs.
Hawthorne at the Adams Hair Store,
or Mrs, Griggs, Information Bureau
in the Grand Central Market.
HOME ECONOMICS MEETING
The Home Economics department
OF the Wonan's club will meet to-
morrow at 2.15 p m. for the last
time this year. Mrs. Lloyd Christy,
president of the club. will outline the
policies Of the department for the
coming year. A musical program will
be furnished by the Hawasr.n orches-
ira under the direction of Mrs Olive
Bellas. A group Of Hawaiian melo-
dies will be given. Mrs. G. Fl. Young
will please with some of the clever
readings which have made her SO
popular on club programs.
ARRESTED AFTER YEARS -
Four years ago Laurence Fogie. alias
Carl Laurence issued a fictitious
check in Phoenix for a sum of $41.50.
He left the state Immediately there
after and his trail was lost in the
northwest. A little more than two
months ago he returned to the state,
believing the incident forgotten. he
told officers. Vigilance of Prescott
officers, however, resulted in his ar
rest at the Mile High city yesterday,
according to information received
here. Fogle will be turned over here
to face the charge. officers said. The
complaining witness is Abe Karp. to
whom Fogle is alleged to have given
the check for $41.50 The check was
signed by George Tisdale and COM
pany, there being no such firm in
Phoenix. and was drawn on the Ma