Arizona republican., 1922-04-08

courts and seeks the widest possible
acquaintance and invites every one
to discuss with him any local pro-
jects, prospects. or possibilities for
the advancement of the community.
The Boston Joy Makers
The entertainment of the second
day Of the Radcliffe Chautauqua. will
be provided by the well known sing
ing humorist and impersonator, Wall
ter Eccles and AL Pearsall. a delight
ful monologist as well as a gifted
musician.
Mr.. Eccles work abounds with the
pep and dash that characterizes high
class vaudeville artists yet without
departing from the refinement dis
tinctive of Chautauqua ideals.
His Harry Lauder songs plainly
show his Scotch ancestry. His dia-
lect stories combined with serious
readings and humorous impersona-
tions, in makeup, give a wonderful
variety of clean wholesome. spark
ling fun. He is a real feature attrac-
ton.
Mr.. Eccles' -conspirator in the
creation of nirth and merriment. as
well as in melody. is Al Pearsall. AS
musician he excells on the saxa-
phone, and contrives simultaneously
to be his own accompanist on the
piano. hence he may properly be
described as a soloist playing a duet
Paradoxical as this may seem, he
embodies the same idea as mono
logist when he essays the rapid fire
conversation between two quaint
characters--as clean and clever com
edy as could be imagined.
Bury Unidentified Man
The man who was found dead on a
small island in the Salt River. west
of town a few days ago, was buried
in the Double Butte cemetery We'd
nesday evening about $3.50 o'clock.
The inquest was completed Thurs
day afternoon. the jurors reached the
verdict that he met his death while
| trying to wade the river. The body
| was not identified.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. J. NJ. Boon, minister of the
M. E. church South. viii be the
| preacher Sunday morning at the
Methodist church. His subject will
be: 1.-The Marvellous Magnet" DR..
Boon is leaving next week for Cali
fornia and this will be the only OPP
portunity to hear him.
| At the evening church service the
pastor will preach a Palm Sunday
sermon. There will be special music
at both services.
Preparations are being made for a
great day on Easter with a program
! by the Sunday school
| The entire Methodist church is
asked to tithe its income during Holy
Week and bring the tithe to church
Easter for missions. This church
will conform to this plan.
| All women interested in w. c. T..
| L. work are invited to a meeting at
the Methodist church Saturday. 2:50
D. m.
The pastor would like to get in
touch with all people born in Mis-
souri, A Missouri supper and social
| evening is being planned on the past
or's birthday April IS.
Congregational Church
| Sunday services: Bible school at 10
/ o'clock. Graded courses for all.
Morning worship at IL o'clock with a
Palm Sunday sermon by the postor:
"Appropriating History for Christian
Faith" Evening sevice at 1880 p. m.
The Chistian and the Church" the
| final talk in the Lenten series on
| Christian fundamentals. All are well
come at these services.
/ NEW HOUSE for sale. Small pay
ment down. Balance like rent. C.
4 d. Shamblin, Tempe Ariz-Adv. 1t
\ FOR SALE-EIome partly fur
nished. Mrs. l.. A. Talbot, corner
Eighth and Normal Tep1ne