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New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time
Sail To-day
NorfoIT Naaalar; ssaobd1 hSfiila = IIxH
s. Bush Docks. Bkiyn
sail Tomorrow
9oiympic' o ,;.n; sonthsmpton PM. 5s. Il
Caronia, Halnburg l2 NJ .........54. n K
6%liis. 6@h{t. Iyerpo%r e. bo"a T. 81
Msdian. seis N Ms6chesteG ''ssD' M ST.
TyTifjord. Christie MIA. u NJ 3ojh st. p kiyn
Thcmistocies. constantnopie. IL NJ,
Maracaibo. Curacao. IL M......ll Bklyn
RS~sri RS@ssI 1aof.n5as r"5: Seattle: IS 81 "y'
somme, Antwerp, PM,
Vague. ssnto Domingo, , pM......75. Y II
Ponce. san Juan ~ M..:.... SIS, klyn
Essequibo. Nalparaiso. II NJ .....+? n r
Eridsetown, st Thomas. II n - \ Z
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda. II An a5 y
Rossn@ Foia @ St }9hn ia,; II An Java St slyp 4 p
Mary, Santo Domingo CITY. IL NJ.
orizaba, Havana. II AN. ..........13. /, II
Sal. Monday
Craster Hall. Callao. PM......oo 'klyn
Capto. Lisbon, lM....... 5lst ST, B'klyn
~nl tuesday
Mauretanis, Southalnpton te 81 y r
Keliance. Hamburg. M ...........S6 \ |;
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I4rmod.us. cape Town, IL M......-----
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81. y r
Clan Tuchanan, l5uencs Ayres, IL VI
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Socrates, Rio de ]anciro. II AN.
IL Hobokcn
Tivivcs. Cartag"ua. IL M...........9. y f
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Wueru omberg, Hamburg. ~ -, Il
colombo. Palermo. pM.,...... as, y r
Oscar II. christlania. IN.
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9taVongarGord. Bergen. rM,
10Th ST E'klyn
Munarao. Ha>eao. rM. ...-.....e g. ER
Due Thursday
aeyd'jz RromeH Nay :
North German Lloyd
United Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Marine Disasters

VANCOUVER, 3 G, May ll--IAdy Kin
dcrslcy tBrl. loading for Siberia, dam
aged S2.5U0 in fire May g.
SAN DIEGO. May lI---Fishing schooner
reported .nsaiug after gale 9th, in which
two boats we're lost, found INDIANA Scd by
Coast Guard cutter rinCard
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Maritime Miscellany

SIN FRANCISCO. May ll-Rohcrt Dol
lar Company announced steamers In
round the world service would call reg
ularly at Boston. starting with Esther
Dollar, duo there MAY 90.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Vessels Sold

city Of Eeaumont. gasoline screw $50.
tons: sold b. Beaumont ship Corp. t.
William r. Irobst for 81 and other con
sjJorotioDs
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Foreigi, Ports
Arrivals

T1ENTstN. May s--Chna Arrow san
TENERlTFE, May a-MontIcolIc. pucnos
AYES CsrTH Tq a%9orf Ma% fion (pr,. Baton Rouge
sHANG1iAI. May 1o-Afrcs Maru
GAP Tacoma sor aIo1Ehons Empire
LONDON. May 10--Arabicn tpan) Sn-
vAnnah
s'l1Ei,ps May 1o--Amorlcan star, Bal
AVoNMOUTH. May lo-Consott. New
| Yorlt.
! MAN1tA May o--t;,nprcss Of A.ih
| CHr,. Vancouver for ITonEkorg; KnIght Of
tho Carter tHr), New York; Silver state.
IIONGNoNC. May Io--r rukkai Maru
| llap) Portland. ore.
| IIAVKE. May 1o--Wcst Durfce, Calves
MELBOURNE. May o--Yoshdn Maru
80 tJapp. Portland, Ore.
nRIXHAM. May Io-Winnebago (Rr).
PLYMOUTH. May Io-Rcsoluts. New
York for poulogne and Hamburg (and
HuENos AYREs. May 1o-vandycls
KAlMAR. May s--Atlantic tswed). Now
,cIiRlsTIAN1A, May 6~ sIutnsfjord
tNoD, Baltimore
KOBE. May 7-EmpIre Stntc, San Fran
cisco; Yubnri Maru tJapl. PORTLAND. orc
1"k2nAMh c, pacaM,, ton MTE ,onG.on go H@w" Mar"
HAMBURG. May : -samnanger tNor),
New Orleans; W II Ttlford. New York; 9th,
ilanaa NGer>. New York
SYDNEY N S W, May @ -Maitura lBr),
ANTwEitr, May o-,Lowther Castle
baltimore.
ROTTERDAM, May o-New York (Dup,
AUCrLAND May o-Naruna (Br). San
GIHRALTAH: May lo-nas'eao: ruji
| tsupposed), AcrOpolis New York for Pal
ermo,
PORTLAND. England. May ll-sverre
OuEENSTOWN. May li.--Samarta tBr>.
BestGn 70. LIxerpco' and proGendsa Of
Scotland tBr). Quebec for Hamburg (and
proccedcdl.
BARCEIONA. May 6~-Prcviously; Mont
scrrat tSpan). New York; 6th. Siicne Fr),
New York via Philadelphia.
FIUME. May 5--Erdcly Qtall, New York
via Trieste.
YOKOHAMA. May 6--Unita (Nor). Port
New w - York Via phiadclphia; 10Th. rrovi-
deRGe Erl New rx,. Y9r via rh,aaSph'" Tsw Go2 VIA
Savannah and Yokohama.
BELFAST, May l0-Balson1, New York
via Philadelphia.
PORT SAID. May 1.-THE Lambs, Now
York via Alexandria for Java.
departures
LISBON. May o-canada Fr'. New
BOMBAY, May q River Trent ,Br>,
FowEY. May lo--AsNelndden cNor).
'0flIsn: IMM1HoiAM, ia May ,o-Ncy West (Nor)
sWIELDs, May io--silkeborg DAM.
. II'vFERrooL. May 1o--valcmore (Br>.
DUBL1N, May 1o--west scsovia, New
BRIsroL. May ,o-woodmansie. Phila-
hREMuN. May s-ch!ckasaw, New
York: Seydltz tGcr), N"w York.
HAMBURG. May Mount Clay, New
ANrwERp. May s-key west tNor,,
Baltimore; Springfield. Boston; Maryland
RILBAO, May s-Reina Maria Cristina
(sp). New York; Artza Mendi (sp). Baton
MIRORAN. May 6--Usuri Maru Gap).
YoKoHAMA, May 7-vinita, Vancouver;
KOBE. May s-Ariaona Maru (Jap>,
PoRTsMOUTH. May o-Bosworth (Br),
PENANG May a--Ensley CITY, New
P0LA. May 9-1talia (Bv) (trom
Trieste>. New York.
WELLiNGToN, May 9--Marasna (BD.
dap. New York; Vest canon New York.
ANONMOUTH. May lo-kastala (Br>,
Baltimore.
SHNN,;HA1 May 1o-Manila Maru
(Jap) Tacoma.
CI.AsGOW, May lo-Nucula (Br), port
Arthur
Plymouth, May lo--Pennsulsr stat.
0rom Bremen(. New York.
CLYDE. May 1l-Columbia (Br>, New
York.
(Eraz> Ncw York.
GIBRALTAR, May Clifford CB.), Balti.
more,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Marine Reports

NOTE: The hours pelow arc standard
time.
THE TIDES
Hieh water Low water
AM PM AN PM
SANDY Hook k....,. s:el s.7 2as 22s
Governors Island. 900 Gle 500 3.io
He'll Cate. .......ll o. 1I,i4 sos SIS
Winds at Sea To-day
Hateras 10 Florida Straits-M M0drrs -
variable winds and partly overcss, weather,
probably local raius.
East Gulf--Moderate variable except
m odeyate north aud northeast winds over
southeast portion and weather partly cYcr-
cast. probably local rains over south ror-
ton.
West Gulf-Moderate to fresh southeas.
winds and weather partly overcast
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate eastcrly winds and weather part
ly overcast, probably local rains
North OF Sandy Hook-Fresh northeriy
winds and weather overcast
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Frcsi, possibly
strong northwes; and north winds and
weather overcast.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Fire Record


+o-la2 Torsyte ST; Unknown Unknown
S+o-N' W Houston st, \. Green.
ssolu .-.......' '.'--,...., 90. Unknown
90. l2 W 4'th st. rear yard; un
N'D"n ...-,-.... TrifinE
20 Hoa Rrooine st.; Harry
y:5o 10 ". lseth st. {. Kat I .ukuown
1l.2o-62l Y. l'ordhau r., the
itronN; tign; Gudc & Co. rrring
- --o--1io Greenwich St, Unknown
Inhnown
- 8! Broadway end Academy. St
vacant lot. Unknown. None
- 10 @@sth st. and broadway, Va
cant lot. Unknown ......-.N Mono
: St15--lOt e. Houston st, Abraham
Na'hsnson ...........-.-.. Tri1ing
i-eo-2 ith st and Arlington az, tho
HronS unknown ......... Unknown
l:1c-5-s v 10th st; jose ph B-un-
IAhtcr ..-.-... .tnkno~n
l.4o-2os L locd st; tewis Gold
SteiN ........ rrihing
900 i'rcns % :so 9TH ~. auto OTIS
t"N't"r '".-..-.-.. .--.-. rsitirg
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Reports by Wireless

Hyat mixed Sca,s5 Naval Service
lI1istance Is gwen in miles Reports are
dnted AZ noon unless otherwise specified.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
ClJNAk2HO
A"o ANCHOR LINES
Worlds Fastest Steamer
=. y. To Fhcrbomrg II southampton
M A u r E T A MI A
Next sailing May 10th

". 7. to Cherbourg and Southampton
MAJ IANiA 90. ,Iny IS June June -
AQtITANIA ..... Nay 23 june 13 july
BEKENGARiA May 30 June 20 July II
n. y to Plymouth. Thrrbours Hamburg
fAKDNTA ......... fMny 13 june II July 20
SANONIh .........M Ma, 25 July Aug. 3
via Boston
n. Z. to Cobb {Queenstown) &: Liverpool
tAHMANIt 90. May * +.fune - July -
SCATUIA (neW) May 2J June 22 July 20
SA'7ARiA (new) 'May 81 *Junc 2s Aug. 3
TACOMA tnew) Juno July sJply IS
Sailing from Boston. tCalis Boston June ls.
\. Y. 10 London Direct.
y. v to Londonderry ana Glasgow
CoLuMHiA ...... May 27 June "a July 2c
{ tMFRONTt .. June 3 Oct.
ALGERIA ..... June II July Il Aug. 20
:. !. TO Niso and Mediterranean Ports
~ LII F'p'' ~
Boeion m jondouderr7. Liverpool ani Glasgow
ASSYRIt ....... May - July Sept. IS
Cunard and Anchor Steamship Lu.es.
rs broadway. Now York.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
OUTGOING Steamships

Note.-Man inform st>"r VIII be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
Sail To-day
MNnarra Antila. Pm M...-..... E r
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
Bombay Man Not
Up On Distances
In United States

While it is . long way from
Phoenix to Bombay, India, il is
also a long distance from Phoenix
to Pennsylvania, but according to
a letter received by the corpora
ton commission from the World
Drug and Chemical company of
Bombay, this company believes
Pennsylvania is no farther away
than Mesa.
They ask the corporation COM
mission to get in communication
with their agent in PennsyIvania
should there be any information
needed by the commission in fur.
nishin9 them with q certified
copy of the charter Of the COM
pany. The letter is addressed to
the territorial auditor" and en-
closes a money order for 5 shl-
lings and 2 pence, which amounts
to $i.22 in our money.
However, SIPS is needed for the
issuance Of the copy, and the
commission has requested their
agent in this country to remit
the cents. The application for
the charter was filed in April,
1920.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
SAUNDERS ISLES
APPEAR TONIGHT IN
BENEFIT CONCERT

Robert ]. Saunders, assisted by
Orley Isles, will give a benefit con
cert this evening at the l.. ID. 5
chapel. This concert viii be given
under the auspices of the l.. d. $
Primary association. The funds de-
rived therefrom will be used to help
in the erection of the new temple al
Mesa. the amusement hall in Phoe-
nix and for charitable purposes.
The program promises TO be one OF
the most elaborate ever heard In
Phoenix. The Paganini Concerto
with which Mr.. Saunders will open
the program, is recorded as the most
difficult work for violin that has ever
been written. II Is so extremely diff
ficult technically that an audience al
ways marvels at the physical endur-
ance of an artist who is developed to
the advanced degree TO produce 1t.
The Kreisier numbers on the pro-
gram are popular for their beauty
and the emotional feelings which they
stir. Another sterling number, full Of
peculiar effects and surprises, is the
Wieniawski Sielanka. 1t opens with
an imitation OF bag pipes and de-
velops effects which sound like some
strange instrument of long ago.
Sarasate's Zigeunerweisen is known
to every musician as a difficult and
treacherous work, full of the hardest
harmonics, pizzicatos, glissandos and
every technical device. II Is excep-
tionally beautiful and full OF fine
rhythms.
AS we'll as the classical music,
there will be numbers which will be
understood and appreciated by all.
Mr.. Saunders playing is distin-
guished by brilliancy and verve; he
performs musical composition in
the spirit Of it's creator, grasping in
tellectually that which he is going
to interpret; he possesses the tech
nical ability TO transfer to actuality
that which he feels inwardly.
Mr.. Isles will contribute one Of the
Hungarian Rhapsodies BY LIST.
These works stand at the pinnacle Of
technical difficulty and beauty and
in the hands OF Mr.. Isles they are
marvellous indeed.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
. -

HERE FROM oRACLE-W. G.
Wilson and w. S. Wilson, prominent
! cattlemen from Oracle, We're in Phoe-
nix yesterday transacting business
with the state land department.
AUDITOR FAIRFIELD OUT
| AGAlN-Charles w. Fairfield, state
auditor, who has been confined to his
home for the past two weeks with a
severe cold. was in his office yes
/ terday for about two hours.
| LOUISVILLE MAN TO SPEAK
A representative OF the Louisville
congress will speak at the Central
Christian church at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon.
FEBRUARY FEES. $2,5so-Fees
received at the county recorders Of
flee for the month OF February to-
tailed $2,5S0.3O according to the
monthly report Of County Recorder
Edith Jacobs.
DOG WANTS HOME - A small
male dog in the rear. of 625 East
Adams street is seeking a good home,
j. G. Canning, county humane Of
ficer, announced last night.
LEAVES FOR CHICAGO-G. K.
Reynolds traffic manager for the
Southwest Cotton company. left yes
terday for Chicago and other cities
in the interest of his company. MIR.
Reynolds EXPECTS TO remain away ap-
proximately two weeks.
HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE y.
T.. Mcbride was granted a divorce
from his wife, Margaret Mcbride in
Judge Joseph S. Jencke's division of
the superior court yesterday. The
couple We're married in 1911. There
are no children.
WEEKLY REclTAL-The weekly
recital at the Arizona School of Mu-
sic this week will be given by young
people from the departments Of
piano, vocal, violin, expression and
dancing. To all the recitals the pub
lie is cordially invited. The program
begins at o'clock D. m.
NEW PHELPS-D DODGE DIREc-
TOR-Norman Carmichael. former
general manager of the Arizona Cop
per company. has been elected to rep
resent interests of Arizona Copper
company shareholders on the direc-
torate of the Phelps Dodge corpora
ton, according to word received from
Edinburgh, Scotland, yesterday.
KANSAS BRIDE FOR GLENDALE
MANI. G. Cole, proprietor of the
Cole grocery and one of the most
popular young business men Of Glen
dale, was united in marriage to Miss
Bell OF Kansas at the Christian
church parsonage late yesterday af-
ternoon. Rev. Taber officiated. Fol-
lowing a wedding supper, business
men of Glendale staged a charivari
for the newly-weds.
STOLE HEADSToNE is CHARGE
George Brock was arrested by Con-
stable Haze Burch yesterday and ar
raigned before Justice Henry J.. Sui
Ivan on charge of taking a granite
headstone from the old cemetery at
Fourteenth avenue and Madison
street. His preliminary hearing was
set for next Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
Coming Events


Thursday Central Arizona District
Mrs. A. J. Chandler, speaker, 10: 30.
Business and Professional Wo-
mans club, dinner at Adams Hotel.
Madison Improvement club, bust
ness meeting. 2:15 o'clock.
Madison Improvement club. Semi
monthly dance, $3.50 D. m.
Council of Jewish Women, Wo-
mans club. q: IS o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Woman will be held
at o'clock Thursday afternoon at
the Woman's club.
Thursday, Mar. 2-Junior Guild at
Cathedral House, 2 p. m.
Woman's club, poetry and drama
class, 10 a. m.
Friday, March 3-Saunders Isles Mu-
sicaI Charity Benefit at |. D. S.
chapel Seventh and Monroe streets,
at 8:15 .. m.
Friday, March 3-Echoes from the ST.
Louis congress by representative
men at Central Christian church.
beginning at noon.
Friday, Mar. 3-Rotary club luncheon
Hotel Adams, noon.
Missionary societies Of First NJ. z.
church, all-day meeting beginning
10 a. m.
Friday night dance at Woman's
club under auspices civies eduea-
tion department.
Friday-Music department Of Wo.
mans club; program and election
of officers, 2:f5 o'clock.
Friday club, Woman's club. 10 q. m.
Saturday, Mar. 4.-Marieopa County
Nurses association, Nurses Home,
St. Joseph's hospital, 2;30 p. m.
Col Iege club luncheon, Hotel
Adams, I p. m.
Saturday-Country club. Tea to
wives Of members of legislature.
Sat. March 4-Reception at Central
Methodist Church from 2 to 5
o'clock in honor of Mrs. Jerry
Jeter.
Saturday, March 4EReeital at Arixc-
ma School of Music, 4 p. m.
Sunday, March 5-Lecture at high
school auditorium at p.m.. by A.
n. MacMiIIen. subject, "Christ's
Kingdom Near; Millions Now Liv.
Monday, March 6-Concert club at
Arizona School Of Music, II a. m.
Monday, March 8 "Sprinqtime,"
benefit for Y. w. c. A., at high
school auditorium.
Tuesday, March 2 - "Sprinctime,'
benefit for Y. w. c. A. at high
school auditorium, $40 .. m.
Wednesday, March 6-"Springtinae,"
benefit for Y. w. c. A., At high
school auditorium, 500 p, m.
Friday, March 10-Friday night dance
at Woman's club.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
Mrs. Braddock Is
Society Editor OF
The Republican

With the resignation of Miss
Sally Jacobs, who has handled
the society department of The
Republican for many years and
which became effective today,
Mrs Cleo 8raddoek has taken
up those duties and will have
charge Of the news in connection
with women's activities, clubs
and society and asks the CO.
operation Of all the people in the
conduct Of this department.
Mrs. Braddock may be teIe-
phoned or interviewed at the
News Room of The Republican
from 9 to IL a. M, and all
news matter for that department.
may be sent to Society Editor,
The Republican.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
ERROR IN ApvERrIsEMENr-

ERROR IN ADVERTISER -
Through an error in their advertise
ment appearing in yesterdays Re-
publican, Newmark's Hotel Blend
coffee was quoted at another price
than the proper one OF 33 cents.
Thirty three cents is the established
price and all previous advertisements
have so stated.
TO ADDRESS FARM BUREAU
William Thompson, secretary of the
United Produce, Growers association,
will speak on Co operative Market
ing' at the meeting of the Alhambra
Farm Bureau at the school auditor
ium Saturday evening at o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend.
After a search which has lasted
several months, Harry Maltby was
re-lodged in the county Jail yester-
day afternoon, having been taken
into custody at Chandler. Maltby
escaped from the county chain gang
last September just eight days be-
fore a sentence he was serving had
expired. About a week ago he was
seen south of the city but eluded pur-
suing officers by lodging through
brush along the river banks. Since
his escape new charges have been
preferred against him. At the time
of his escape Maltby was serving a
short term for petty larceny.
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES MEET
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Missionary societies Of the
First Methodist church will be held
at the church parolrs today. The
Home Missionary society will meet
at 10 o'clock Luncheon will be
served at noon. From 1880 o'clock
until 3 o'clock the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society will meet. All
women of the congregation are in
Vited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
ExPEL DUTCH CONSUL

AMSTERDAM, Holland.-A letter
has been received here from NJ. van
Motz, Dutch vice consul at Larache
in the Spanish zone of Morocco. in
which van Motz says he was taken
by Arabian troops commanded by
Spanish officers and shipped off to
Tangier.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03

PARADISE BUILDS GOOD ROADS
A call is issued to all parties in
terested in Paradise valley to meet
at the X. of P. hail. Saturday aft
ernoon, March 4, at 1:30 pm. I'M
portant business demands your being
present. ADV.
k LAND OWNERS.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
ENROLL YOUR NAME NOW
IN PIONEERS ASSOCIATION

the Arizona Pioneers association
progress All
for 35 eligible membership
membership fee decided the association
organized, is dollar.
Fill in the blank below today qualified and desire
membership The fiedn blank should be with the
Mel Feka of the North First
Avenue,
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03

The side door of the Bank OF Phoe-
nix will be open from / TO 8 pm. be-
ginning Monday next for the con-
venience of customers wishing TO
procure the contents of their safety
deposit boxes.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
WEATHER FORECAST

day: not much change in tempera-
ture.
New Mexico: Fair Friday and Sat
urday: warmer Friday east portion.
New Mexico: Fair Friday and Sat-
urday: warmer Friday east portion.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03

JEWISH SERVlcES-The regular
| Sabbath services of congregation
Beth Israel will be held this evening
at o'clock at the school administra-
| tion building on North First avenue.
The rabbi. DIR. Liknaitx, will speak
! on Building a Sanctuary" The
! temple chorus will render the usual
response. Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis will
sing a solo. Glasses in religion. fol-
| lowed by short services, will be held
on Saturday and Sunday morning.
CONCERT TONIGHT-The Soci-
ETY. of the l.. ID. S. has engaged Ro-
bert Saunders. the splendid violinist,
and the fine pianist, Orley Isles, to
give a concert for the society at the
chapel, Seventh and Monroe streets.
The concert win take place tonight,
beginning at 8:15 o'clock and no
doubt many people win avail them
selves of the opportunity to hear
these two splendid artists.
ITO ENTERTAIN LEGISLATORS
WlVES-The wives of the legislators
will be guests of the hostesses of the
Country club Saturday afternoon, at
a bridge luncheon. Mrs. Thomas e.
Campbell is chairman for the day, the
hostesses being Nesdames S. d. Tut
tie, John Kinney, John Bennett, Jr.;
II. 3. Wilkinson, Celora Stoddard,
Charles Pishon, Ross, and Ernest
Lewis.
PLAN FOR INsTITuTE-Dr. ]. A.
Stavely, pastor of the First Metho-
dist church, has been in Chicago the
past week attending a conference Of
Epworth League Institute workers to
secure national workers for a. state
institute in Arizona. The institute
win be held for one week in July and
will bring together Methodist young
people from all over the state. The
place where the institute viii be held
has not yet been selected. Dr. Stave-
ly has been looking after the inter-
ests of the Deaconess hospital also
while in Chicago. He will be home to
fill his own pulpit next Sunday
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
WATER REPoRTs

Reservoir. elevation .,.......1& 1901
Reservoir, contents, acre feet. S01,07S
Gain. "a hours 924
Elevation, year ago. o.......... l93.94
Contents. year ago. S94.233
Water used, north side. .......3b, ,62o
Water used, south side. .25,SS0
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03

After the elephant, the hippopota-
mus is the largest of land animals
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03

MORE THAN HE ASKED FOR
George asked Maudie for her
hand.
Charles she married you,
didn't she?
Eyes. but I didn't get her hand
I'm under her thumb now
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03


COOKED FOOD SALE-The won
en- of the Central Christian church
viii hold a cooked food sale at the
New Central Market on Saturday
beginning at IL a. m.
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK - Miss
Phoebe James of Burma, India, will
speak at the missionary meeting Fri
day afternoon at the First Methodist
church. Miss James is a returned
missionary and Is spending the win
ter at Tempe.
ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON
The Rotary club will hold It's regular
weekly luncheon meeting TODAY noon
at the Hotel Adams. Guy Chisum
will be chairman of the day. New
members will be introduced and there
will be an exposition Of the tenth
paragraph OF the Rotary code OF
ethics.
YAVAPAi COMMISSIONERS IN
PHOENIX - Two members of the
Yavapai county highway commits
sion called on W. j. Galbraith, attor-
ney general, yesterday 10 obtain
copies OF letters and opinions which
Mr.. Galbraith has given on the con-
troversy which has arisen between
the highway commission and the
county treasurer in Yavapat county
over the proper fund to which the
interest received for loans of county
highway improvement funds. The
commissioners indicated 10 Mr.. CAL
braith that a friendly suit would be
filed in the near future in Prescott
to determine the matter. The high
way commission contends the inter-
est money should be credited to the
highway fund and the treasurer holds
that according to the law it should
be credited to the general fund OF
the county.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
REWARD FOR RETURN OF LOST
PICOLLO

lost last Monday night by High school
band boy between Phoenix and Mesa.
Return to Mr.. Coggins. 130 w. Adams
and receive $5.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-03-03
APPLICATION CERTIFICATE

APPLICATION CERTIFICATE
Date ..........,....,. 1922
Mel Fickas, Secretary,
North FrstAv
hereby application
Association.
more having Observation-Disclosures.
years dues, April,
Send membership.
Name ............e.........,,......
Address
J. p oRME, President