Arizona republican., 1922-04-18

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POSTPONE MEETINc-The meet
ing of the Alhambra Neighborhood
club has been postoned from April
19 to April 26. Watch for announce
ment of program.
RED CROSS NURSES TO MEET
The Red Cross nurses of MaTicopa
county will meet at o'clock Satur-
day at the Nurses home at st. Jo-
seph's hospital. While the meeting
will be held particularly for the Red
Cross nurses of the valley all other
graduate nurses are invited to attend.
SPECIAL EDITION AVAILABLE
There are still a few copies of the
special edition of the Arizona Re-
publican on hand at the chamber OF
commerce. Many citizens were un-
able to obtain copies of this paper.
Anyone who is still interested can
| secure a copy of this splendid num-
Der for the original cost of issue,
10 cents.
TOM GEoRGousES FUNERAL
Funeral services for Tom Georgouses
Will be held at Trinity cathedral,
First avenue and Roosevelt street,
this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be in Greenwood cemetery
The body will be at the home. i20
East Roosevelt street. from noon
until 2:45 o'clock this afternoon, dur
ing which time friends may call.
MASS MEETING cALLED-AII
members of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars are requested to be present at
the mass meeting of the Association
of Allied Service Organizations and
the Elks Drill team to be held on
Wednesday evening on the lawn CT
the American legion headquarters on
North Seventh avenue at 1880 o'clock.
The meeting is an important one.
ANNOUNCE WINNER SUNDAY
because of the great number OF
letters which have been received in
| the letter writing contest which has
been conducted by Switzer's Style
Shop the announcement Of the win
ner must be deferred until next Sun
day. The judges in the contest are
Clarence n. Boynton, president of the
Rotary club; Jay Alkire. president of
the Kiwanis club. and Charles f.
Willis, president of the Advertising
club.
klWANis GOVERNOR HERE
Fl. NJ. Bowers. district governor of
the Kiwanis clubs of the Southwest
is visiting Phoenix in connection with
trip he is making to Nogales to
present the Kiwanis club of that city
with it's charter. While in Phoenix
Governor Bowers intends to confer
with the directors of the local club
and to attend the ladies' night enter
tainment at the Country club tonight.
BEST ROAD TO COUNTRY CLUB
Those attending the ladies' night
entertainment of the Kiwanis club at
the Phoenix Country club this eve-
ming are requested, because OF the
! paving work under way on the reg
Liar route to the club, to take the
| first road north of Thomas road and
then go east to Seventh street. thence
south on Seventh street on the east
side of the paving to the club en-
| trance
MEMORIAL AUXILIARY TO
MEET-The last meeting of the
month of the Phoenix Memorial
| Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign
| Wars will be held tonight in their
| club rooms over the Rose Tree at
Z 80 o'clock. 1t is requested that all
members be on time as a number OF
! important matters are to be taken
up, among them the election of alter
mates to the convention here during
/ Good Roads week.
I HURT, IN coLLlSloN-H. E.
Mains. an employe at the postoffice
was slightly injured early last eve-
ming when Ford car in which he
was riding with r. f. Atkins, also q
postoffice employe, collided with q
/ Studebaker at Fifth avenue and Van
| Buren street. In the Studebake1
were J. f. Powers and J. K. Ryan
a visitor from Bent, Oregon, The
! Injuries to Mains consisted of cuts or
the face and bruises. In the collision
the Ford was turned completely over
! ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES-Suit fol
$4,000 damages was filed by Z. Pa
checo against Ed Warren, town mar.
| sllal at Mesa, in the superior court
yesterday. The plaintiff bases hii
claim for $4,000 punitive and $1,000