Arizona republican., 1922-05-25
TEMPE LECTURE BY
IRA LANDR|TH WAS
AN UNUSUAL TREAT


given by Ira Landreth of Chicago in
the Methodist church Tuesday night
was a real treat for those who heard
: it. 1t had in it plenty of punch and
Hard hits where the hits would count,
at the same time it was filled with
Z .homely wit and keen saying that kcpe
the large audience on their toes until
the finish The most serious regre
in the minds of many that heard
Mr.. Landreth was that the entire
:. town could not have heard him. II
the law breaker was there it must
have been poor evening for nm,
The bootlegger was handled as Only
Mr.. Landreth can handle such, bur
the man who suffered most under tho
hot fire was the man who bought tr e
: bootlegger product and the man VINO
sneered at the constitutional law. III
was not hard to prove that there
would be no bootlegger if there was
/ not some one to buy his poison. Mr..
Landreth was an optimist about the
law enforcement and proved that the
prohibition law was being enforced
much better than many other laws.
He believed that we would see the
hay when the entire earth would be
dry.
Mrs. F. A. Rich, president of the
Kyrene PIT. A, has called a special
meeting or the association for Thurs
day evening. June 25, for the pur-
pose of discussing very important
business which comes under the head
of social service. All members are
urged to be present.
Christian Church
"A definite first hand account OF the
4 ,,f A T. n1lSSlOn-
! arv TO Tibet. has been received by
Rev. Bernard Davis in the form OF
letter from DR.. Hardy, another mis-
sionary doctor of Batang. DR.. Hardy
was at the scene of the shooting
few hours after the tragedy. MIR.
Davis will relate the story of the
tragedy in a memorial service TO De
held in the church next Sunday eve
ming. DR.. Shelton was pioneer mis-
sionary to Tibet.
Eastern People in the Valley
If we all keep our eyes open today
We may be able to see some of the
eastern people who are in the valley
today. Two hundred and twenty
realtors from Boston and Chicago ar
rived in Phoenix this morning ana
will likely pass through Tempe some
time during the forenoon on the
sightseeing trip planned by the
Phoenix realtors. This visit ought to
be great advertisement for the en-
: tire valley.
For Dairymen Only
The full page account and contract
of the new Arizona Dairy Producers
association was in the Wednesday
Republican. 1t is a non-profit asso-
citation for the purpose of promoting,
fostering and encouraging the busi-
ness of marketing dairy products CO.
operatiyely.
Those who heard F. j. Elliott tell
about the new farmers cooperative
movement to market valley products
and eliminate the middlemen. were
made hopeful for future events. All
Tempe farmers are interested. There
is to be a big time at the fair grounds
June /. Better put down the date.
Apache Trail
Many Tempe autoists will be glad
to- know that the contract to build
that gap east of Mesa was let to
Twohy Brothers and that it will be
built at once. They say this is the
worst road in the state.
Next Sunday
'.ss Many of the churches have GUS
tom of using the last Sunday in May
as Memorial day. 1t will be OBJ
served this year in the Methodist
church The Knights Of Pythias lodge
will assemble at the church in body
and will be given ample time for
their ritual memorial program. The
pastor will deliver memorial ad-
dress All old or ex-soldiers are in
-.xited and will be given prominent
place in the address.
Where They Will Be
q Most of our public school teachers
have their plans made for the sum-
mer. The many Tempe friends as
we'll as the school teachers will be
glad to have this much Of a di-
rectory:
Miss lola Rahm will spend the
summer in her old home in Rochester,
Mich.
. Miss Flora Thew will attend sum-
mer schupl somewhere.
q Thelma Cummings, Marion Pugh
and Miss Elizabeth Cosner will go to
school in Los Angeles at the South
ern branch of Berkeley.
Miss Marguerite Painter has not
decided but will attend school some
where
George Browning viii go to Mich
igan by auto.
Bonnie Biehl will go to Flagstaff
Normal.
. Gertrude Green will be in Los An
geles. Miss Alma Blount in Berkeley
and Miss Bessie Haynes will enjoy
the cool breeZes of the Haynes ranch
Just east of town.
Miss Lizetti Aeply and Miss Mary
Mcneil will attend summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Persons will go to
Flagstaff Normal in about three
weeks.
The Tempe High school faculty
scatter about as badly as the grade
teachers
Prof. E. A. Row. Prof. C. NJ Drake
and Prof. Forest Bredon will spend
part of the summer in Tempe. They
ike our climate.
L. S. Neeb and d. f. Creighton will
attend summer school.
Etheleen F. Kemp may be found in
Los Angeles.
Genevieve Tillery will go with her
family bg auto to Oregon and Colo
RADIO.
Miss Seagrate and Miss Katherine
Scudder will visit at home.
Irene Lacy will go to Texas and
visit the home folks.
Miss Zella Yoakum will go to Long
Beach where her family lives.
Desert Picnic
The teachers of the Eighth and
Tenth streets schools and the school
boards with their wives went to the
desert yesterday afternoon with
plenty of beefsteak. ice cream and
coffee. Naturally they had a pleasant
time.
School Commencement
The high school will finish the
years work Friday evening in a pro-
gram of music, speeches, presenta-
ton of diplomas and the address by
Prof j O Creiper of the university