Arizona republican., 1922-01-24

commission, was confined to his home
yesterday with a severe cold.
GOES TO PRESCOTT-P. r. Mil
mes. state immigration commissioner,
will leave today for Prescott where
he has been subpoenaed to appear as
witness in a case now on trial in
the superior court.
SERVICE AT BEREAN CHAPEL
The Berean chapel, Eleventh street
and Virginia avenue, will conduct
regular mid-week services tonight.
The Rev. c. G. Cressy win preach and
Mrs. f. II. Shanks will sing.
MURPHY P. T. A. TO META
meeting of the Murphy Parent
Teachers association will be held at
| is desired.
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
| to marry were issued yesterday to
! George +. Deveney, 46 and Marietta
! Dwight, 46, both of Phoenix: and
Jacob s. Schwiekart. 46. and Letha
j. Killing, 81. both Of Buckeye.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETS
4 A special meeting of the Womans
auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign
4 Wars win be held at o'clock this
afternoon at their club rooms over
the Rose Tree. All women eligible
/ are invited to come. as it will prob
charter members.
MEETING osTPoNED D-The
meeting of the Washington Farm Bu-
reau, scheduled for tonight, has been
| postponed because of the absence
| from the city of Rudolph Kuchler,
state land commissioner who was to
have been the principal speaker. The
meeting will be held next week, ac-
/ cording to present plans.
HELD ON STATUTORY CHARGE
John Philips yesterday was held to
answer to the superior court by
/ Justice Nat T. Mckee on a statutory
charge. He was committed to the
county Jail in default of bond of
$50e
LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON
! Chalmers j. King. superintendent of
! the government experimental station
/ at Sacaton, and Mrs. King will leave
| this evening for Washington. D. c.
| Before their return the later part of
| March they will visit relatives in the
south
COMES ON MILITARY Busl-
| NESS-Jerry Lee. captain of COM
| pany I, 15Sth field artillery, Arizona
| national guard, was in Phoenix from
| Williams yesterday for a conference
| with Adjutant General Walter S. In
] SclAS NOlAGGA IAIlE VI
REVIVAL TO coNTlNUE-Re-
vival services at the First Pentecostal
Assembly, Eighth and Washington
! streets, will continue tonight, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings, beginning at 1880 o'clock. The
Rev. Arntsen is the evangelist in
charge of the services.
ELECT OFFICERS TONIGHT
The annual election of officers of the
| Woman's Benefit association OF the
Maccabees will be held tonight at a
meeting of the association to be held
at 1901 West Monroe street, beginning
at 1880 o'clock. A social hour will
follow. All Maccabees are invited.
ROOSEVELT FARM BUREAU-The
Roosevelt Farm Bureau will hold its
first regular meeting Of the year at
the Neighborhood house at o'clock
tonight. The program will be largely
routine business and reports of COM
mittees but members are urged to at
tend. Suggestions as to how Farm
Bureau interest can be stimulated are
invited.
LIVESTOCK BOARD TO MEET
The livestock sanitary board will
meet in Globe. Feb. 20, "a and %,
according to the announcement made
yesterday by Ed Stephens, secretary
to the board The meeting has been
timed to be held in connection with
the annual convention of the State
Cattle Growers association, which
will meet in Globe.
CHOIR TO GIVE DANCE-The
Phoenix war choir OF the Latter Day
Saints church will give social dance
Friday evening, Jan. q, in the Co
operative hall, 221 East Adams street.
al iF1lc a Tln
good music are invited to attend.
LICENSE TO NEW BANk-The
Traders bank at Wickenburg was
yesterday granted a license to do !
business in this state The bank |
filed its articles of incorporation with |
the corporation commission last week |
and applied at once for license from !
the state superintendent of banks
The bank will open Feb. l.
NEW TENNIS CLUB-A tennis
club was organized at the Congrega-
tional church on East Willetta street
at a meeting held last night. Officers
elected were Victor Kohlberg, presi-
dent: Mrs. V. T.. Bledsoe, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. III. G.. Farris, secretary
treasurer; Wilbur Horton, press cor
respondent, and Kenneth Flickinger,
clerk The club will hold business
and social meeting at the churcn
Monday evening, Feb. 6, at ESV
MAY CONSTRUCT CROSSING
The state corporation commission
yesterday granted the application Oh |
the state highway department for |
permission to construct puohc |
crossing over the tracks of the Ne"
Mexico & Arizona Railroad company !
near their mile post 1890, Santa Cruz |
county. The commission also acted |
favorably on the application OF the
CITY of Phoenix. which asked permls-
sion to construct a crossing over the |
tracks of the Atchison, Topeka q
Santa Fe at the intersection OF Mau-
ison street and Nineteenth avenue.
SEEKS RECoGNITloN-That the
ella academy, located at Thatcher |
Mormon institution, is seeking recos-
milton from the state board OF eduCa-
ton as a teacher trainer institution |
on par with the Tempe Normal ana |
the Northern Arizona Normal School
became known yesterday when IL was |
announced that a committee was al
ready in the city to take the matter |
ND with the board. The committee
Will present it's claims to the board /
today. asking to have its course OF |
study approved. The academy hopes
to establish a normal department ana |
to be accredited as teacher trainer |
institution.
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