Arizona republican., 1922-03-29

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OPEN HOUSE AT HIGH SCHOOL
Open house will be observed at the
Phoenix Union high school tomor-
row night, beginning at $3.50 o'clock,
when a cafeteria dinner win be
served at regular prices. Teachers
will be in their rooms TO receive
visitors after s o'clock. The school
held open house last November with
such success that many requests had
been made for a repetition of the
affair. AS a delightful finale for the
event, the school glee club will pre-
sent a cantata, THE Garden of Flow
ers,r in the school auditorium.
PHOENIX MAN WEDS-William
E. Simpson of this city purchasing
agent for the state highway depart
ment with the road forces in the
northern part of the state. was mar
ried last Saturday at Parks, his bride
being Mrs. Evelyn Damon. William
e. Simpson is well known in Phoenix.
His brother, p. l.. Simpson. is in the
secretary's office at the Water Users.
THREE BILLS SlGNED-Three
bills, senate bills Nos. As. 80 and SO.
were approved yesterday by Cover
nor Thomas E. Campbell. Bill No.
As provides for the relief Of Bridget
Murphy. whose husband, Pat j Muir
phy. was killed on April 25. 1921,
while employed on the Superior Mi
ami highway. and provides for an
appropriation OF $4,000 for herself
and child. Bill No. 90 provides for
the relief of Mrs. MAZDA E. Layton,
whose husband. Walter w. Layton,
was killed by George Fralich, an in
mate of the industrial school at Fort
Grant. Layton was a guard at the
school. The measure provides for an
appropriation of $4,000 for Mrs. Lay
ton and her three children. Bill No.
80 provides for the reimbursement OF
Row N. Davidson and John b. Ryan
for money expended in carrying out
work necessitated by the ill-famed
compensation bill of the fifth legis-
lature which was declared uncon-
stitutional. This measure provides
for an appropriation Of $l,S6l.s4 for
the two men.
GOES TO cLlFToN-W. J. Gal
braith, attorney general, left last
night for Clifton, where he Will m
stitute proceedings in the superior
court of Greenlee county for re-
ceiver for the Bank of Metcalf, at
Metcalf. which was taken over ny
Charles w. Fairfield on March l3.
The bank was forced to close on
account of the shutting down Of the
SCIENCE TEACHERS TO MEET
The science teachers of the Salt
River valley will hold a meeting at
the Mesa Union high school this
evening at o'clock. Frank Cerny
OF Mesa will make an address to the
teachers on the subject of Radio"
SCHOOL DAY DANcE-Members
of the Yeoman lodge and their
friends are invited TO a school day
dance on Thursday evening at the
K. of p. hall. Each one is expected
to attend dressed as school kids and
the ladies will bring school day
lunches. There win be good music
and a. good time for all who attend.
GIVE FINE PROGRAM - The
chapter of Westminster Guild OF
the Presbyterian church served an
oyster supper on Monday evening IN
the church parlors after which a
most interesting program was gwen.
Who Is Your Neighbor" was illus
trated by pictures and told Of many
experiences Of their trip TO Ellis
HIGH OFFICER coMING-Mem-
bers OF the Yeoman fraternal order
have received the welcome news of
the forthcoming visit of one OF the
supreme lodge officers. w. r. Shir-
ley. Mr.. Shirley occupies the posi-
ton of chairman of the board Of di-
rectors of the order. Some time
ago he was invited to visit the
southwestern lodges by former state
senator Fl. A. Davis, who heads the
order in the states of New Mexico
and Arizona Mr.. Shirley is one of
the national figures in fraternal in
surance circles.
PRAYER MEETINGS FRIDAY
Praper meetings under the auspices
OF the Community tabernacle viii
be held this afternoon at the follow :
ing homes: Miss Newell, 710 North
Third street: Mrs. Layman. 800 East
Pierce street; Mrs. Boggs, 324 North
Ninth avenue Mrs. kincaid, $50
West Latham street; Mrs. Wright,
625 North Third avenue; Mrs. Dabis,
1900 Grand avenue. All ladies OF the
city are invited TO these meetings
that are held in these homes before
the meeting to be conducted by Mrs.
Jeter at 2:30 o'clock at the Com
munity tabernacle on Second avenue.
JUNIOR c. OF C. MEETlNG-The
Junior chamber of commerce will
hold its regular weekly meeting at
6:15 o'clock this evening at the
Grand cafe. "Bilp' Thomson Of the
Phoenix National bank will be the
speaker of the evening.
BENEFIT DANCE - Another of
the series of benefit dances given
by the Phoenix Ward choir of the
l.. D. S.. church will be held on
Friday evening at the Arizona
School OF Music. These dances are
being given to raise money for the
proposed amusement hall for the L.
ID. S. church. Light refreshments
will be served and there is TO be
good music
GOES TO LOS ANGELES-Jack
Wolman of the Palace garage is
spending a few days in Los Angeles
on business matters. He is expected
home the first of the week.
COPY OF CAMERON'S BILL
The chamber of commerce Is in re-
ceipt of Senator Ralph Cameron's 8
bill making available 900 acres of
land under the Yuma project for
soldiers settlement. The bill is be-
ing held at the chamber of commerce
headquarters for the benefit of those
who are interested in ii.
ARMoRY BONDS VALIDATED
Governor Thomas f. Campbell yes
terday approved senate bill No. 81 a
measure proposed by Senator G.. NJ.
Stoddard to validate the $4,000 in
armory bonds voted by the city in
the election held May 81. 1921. The
bill carries the emergency clause and
became effective at once. IT pro-
vides that the armory bonds be
validated in order to settle the ques-
tion as to whether the city could
properly invest the funds from the
sale of the bonds in property owned
by the state. The bin further pro-
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