Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
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claiming in some places that he had
been refused aid at the charities
in others that he did not want to ask
for charity. This man has not ap-
piled to Miss Gilchrist for aid and
would not have been refused il he
were deserving of it.
ALLOW TRANSFERRED order
was issued by the corporation COM
mission yesterday permitting A. B.
Palmer to sell and A. w. Flickenger
to purchase all the property used in
serving water to the Fowler tract,
adjacent to the city of Phoenix. The
order also grants Mr.. Flickenger a
certificate of convenience and neces-
sity to operate a water utility In
the district and to exercise all of
the nights and franchises heretofore
granted to Mr. Palmer.
GUY WORLEY DlES-Word was
received yesterday of the death in the
Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore
of Guy Worley, formerly resident
of Phoenix. The illness which pre-
ceded Mr. Worley's death was of only
short duration. The decedent has
two sisters living in the Salt River
valley, Mrs. George r. Kay and Edna
Worley. He is also mourned by his
mother and several sisters and broth
ers in the East
TO ALLoT DINNER TICKETS
Allotment OF the tickets for the
chamber of commerce banquet to
Secretary of Commerce Herbert c.
Hoover will be made this morning at
meeting to be held at the chamber
by the committees on tickets and In
vitations at 10 o'clock. Owing to the
large number of visitors from outside
the state who will attend the dinner,
it will be impossible to accommodate
all Of the local men who have applied
JOINS WILDCAT sTAFF-Miss
Helen Davis, the young daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. II. A. Davis. has
been admitted to the staff OF the
wildcat" the organ of the Univer-
sity Of Arizona, where she is a stu
dent Miss Davis has strong lean
ing toward journalism and during her
high school course she was worker
on the "Coyote." She had for some
time since going to the university
been doing assignment work on the
BUSINESS WoMEN'S PROGRAM
THE Business and Professional
Women's club is feeling elated over
the program to be given at Hotel
Adams Thursday evening, when Mrs.
Winfield r. Smith, national organ
izer for the League of Women Not-
ers. and Cen. William II. Sears. Red
Cross relief worker, will speak to the
members and their friends. General
Sears will talk on the life and accom-
plishment OF Clara Barton, the
worlds greatest Humanitarian, with
whom he was associated for 10 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Rasbury, local
artists. form the third treat in store,
giving a group of musical numbers.
JACKSON p. T. A. TO MEET
The Parent Teachers association OF
jackson school will meet Wednes-
dav afternoon at Q: 80 o'clock in the
school. Following business meet
ing. members viii adjourn to the au :
ditorium for an entertainment. rms
being kindergarten month, MISS
Henrietta Norton will give talk, to
be followed by drill and exhibition
bv her pupils Milton Sachs win give
A violin solo and Sylvia Caro- will re-
| cite. Hostesses for the day are the
Mesdames J. n. Dinkle. r. f. Godfry,
A III. Lyon. A. c. McAlister, Sam
Treat and M. c. Holtz A good at
tendance is desired and each member
is to bring a cup and spoon
FREE MAPS AT C. OF Give
maps of interest to people OF the SAT-
River valley are ready for free dis
tribution by the Phoenix chamber OF
commerce, it was announced yester-
day. and may be obtained az any
time by application at the office OIL
the chamber. The maps which are
available are a soil map Of the Phoe-
nix Glendale district. soil map of
the Tempe Mesa district a map OF
the valley showing temperate areas,
a road map showing the roads con-
structed under the first bond issue
and those which will be constructed
under the second issue, and a general
APPROVES BILL NO. 3e-Gov
Thomas L. Campbell yesterday ap-
proved House Bill No. SO and passed
il on to Ernest Hall, secretary o.
state. The bill gives Mohave county
an appropriation of $4,000. TO De
matched with a similar amount from
that county for the construction OF
highway from Chloride In MohaVe
county to the site OF the proposes
Boulder canyon dam on the COLORADO
river. The total cost of the road viii
be about $4,000. .
GILBERT WOMEN TO MEET
An ali day meeting of the Woman
Improvement club of Gilbert VIII pc
held at the school Wednesday. be-
ginning at 80 o'clock. Mrs. II. A.
C.uild chairman of the state welfare
hoard will be the principal speaker
of the afternoon. The club will
serve luncheon at noon, with speak
ing program arranged for the after
noon. All members are urged TO De
BOUNDARY SUIT POSTPONED
Through stipulation tiled yes
terdav in the supreme court. the time
for the filing of an answer by Yav-
anal county to the suit of Marlcopa
county against that county TO de-
terrnine the boundary lines between
the two counties, has been extended
until March 23. The suit was filed
several meeks ago. Maricopa county
claiming the line is approximately a
mile and a half too far south.
CHARGE is DlSMiSSED--A po-
lice charge of disturbing the peace
/ lodged against NJ. ]. McCauley. 10
| cal agent for the Southwestern Port
land Cement company, sunday after-
! noon was dismissed by ity Magis-
trate George kirkland IN the ponce
court Yesterday afternoon because OF
1 lack of evidence. The court COM
nletelv exonerated McCauley of any
participation in the disturbance at the
George i. Young home, which re-
! suited in the arrest of n. {. Moore.
TO GIVE BENEFIT OANCE-Ihe ne ne
| Phoenix Ward choir of the Il. u .
cp,,rch will give a benefit dance at
| the Arizona School of Music on Fri
day night, March H. This is the
/ second of a series of dances to be
given by the choir to raise funds for
/ the erection of an amusement hall in
the rear of their church on Seventh
and Adams streets. in the near fu-
/ ture. Those who enjoy good music