Arizona republican., 1922-01-10

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CLUB TO MEET-The regular
meeting of the Century club win be
held at o'clock this evening in
room 706, Heard building.
DELAY MEETlNG-The regular
meeting of the Capital Grammar
Teachers association has been post
poned until Wednesday, Jan. 1S.
WILL MEET WITH REGRETS
Elsie Toles, state superintendent of
public instruction. will leave this
morning for Tucson where she will
attend meeting Of the board of
regents of the state university.
RECEIVERS FROM ILLNESS -
Miss Dorothy Barron, of the office of
state superintendent of public in
struction was on duty yesterday aft
er an absence of five weeks caused
by illness.
KNIGHTS TO MEET-A meeting
of the Marcos de Mia council of
knights of Columbus viii be held at
8 o'clock tonight in X. of P. hall.
There will be an exemplification of
the first degree and all visiting
brothers are cordially invited to at
tend
DISMISSES CHARGES-Follow
ing a preliminary hearing yesterday
Justice Nat II. Mckee dismissed
charges of grand larceny against
j. j. Addington, Harrison p.
Tunstall and w. w. Barrett on
grounds of insufficient evidence to
hold to answer to the superior
court
HOLD POSTPONED MEETING
The regular meeting of the Murphy
Riverside Farm Bureau will be held
at the Murphy school at Il. 80 tonight.
This meeting was held up last Tues
day on account of the Cave Greek
scare. II. c. Heard county agricul-
tural agent, and A. L. Paschall will
be the speakers of the evening. All
residents of the district are cordial
ly invited to attend.
TO ELECT OFFICERS-The an
nual meeting of the Roosevelt Farm
Bureau for the election of officers
and directors will be held at Neigh
borhood house Tuesday, Jan. 10, at S
p. m. All members and their wives
are urged TO attend, so that the cleo
| tion may represent the majority wish
of the bureau. Tho usual business
with reports of committees will also
| be transacted.
NEW OFFICERS cHosEN-A. J.
| Chandler was elected president Of the
| Western States Security company at
the annual meeting held in their Of
fices in the Heard building this aft
ernoon. Other officers elected were
| z. j. Bennitt and Charles +. Solo
mon, vice presidents, and Z. r. Haze :
| lett, secretary treasurer. The fol-
lowing board of directors were elect
ed: A. J. Chandler, E. J. Bennitt,
! Charles +. Solomon. Robert Rae,
/ Frank J. Mangham A. G. McGregor,
| f. A. Reid. Warren Macarthur and
( Leroy Anderson.
ERROR is CORRECTED-In a
display advertisement in The Repub-
lican yesterday it was enormously
stated that the admission to the
fourth number of the Musical Events
series, Pavlowa and her Ballett Russo,
on Feb g. would be 81 to S4 Admis-
! sion 10 this great entertainment at
the Shrine auditorium on Friday, Feb
! ), viii be SO and 81. The sale of seats
to the general public opens at the
! Commercial hotel on Jan. u.
HERE FROM OKLAHOMA
Frank A. Gillespie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Gillespie and infant
daughter, of Tulsa, Okla. are guests
at the Hotel Adams. They have
come to Phoenix primarily to attend
the meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the ella Water company
which takes place today, but ex-
pect to remain long enough TO get
some shooting on the great lake
which qies back of the Gillespie dan
and which is now haven fol
| ducks.
GOVERNOR GOES TO TUCSON
! Governor Thomas e. Campbell will
! be in Tucson today in attendance
at meeting of the board of re-
! gents of the state university The
selection of a president of the uni
versity which has been under con-
\ sideration since the resignation ot
! DR.. r Is. Won KleinSmid early il
! the fall will claim the attention ot
I the members Governor Campbell
/ spent yesterday in Florence visiting
! the state pententiary and inspectinl
/ the state highways and road camp.
in Pinal countye H. will return
to Phoenix Wednesday afternoon.