Arizona republican., 1922-05-23
Coming Events

Thursday, May 2s-Ch,cago realtors
dinner at Country club, $50 pm.
Tuesday, May 23- kiwanis club
weekly luncheon at Hotel Adams,
noon.
Tuesday, May 23-RecitaI by students
of r. n. Bloem at Baptist church,
8:15 o. m.
Wednesday, May 24-Open house by
Scottsdale Wcman's club at home
of Mrs. Walter 3. Smith, 8 p. m.
Thursday, May 25-A special meet
ing Of the w. c. r. U. will be held
at 1901 West Monroe street at 2
o'clock to receive clothing for Near
East Keller.
Thursday, May 25--Junior Guild all
day picnic at Riverside park.
Thursday, May 25-Recital at Arizona
School of Music, 8:15 p. M.
Thursday. May 25-Junior Guild all
day picnic at Riverside park. Last
meeting of year.
Friday, May 26-Rotary club weekly
luncheon meeting at Hotel Adams,
1910 p. m.
Saturday, May 27 Last meeting
Pan Hellenic club, election of of
ficers, at Ranch House, p. m.
Friday, June 2-Dance festival by
pupils of E. Paula Revare at Arl-
zona School Of Music, 8: is p. m.
HAVE you YOUR sIGN?-The
chamber of commerce has a large
supply of trade at home signs for
store windows during the trade at
home" week. They may be had on
application to the chamber.
v. OF r. w. MEET TONIGHT
The regular meeting of Maricopa post
No. 720. Veterans of Foreign Wars.
will be held in the club rooms this
evening at 1880 o'clock. Plans will
be discussed for the Memorial day
exercises. All members are asked to
attend
HERE ON BUSINESS -E. J. Fem
church, general freight and passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific ana
Arizona Eastern railroads, arrived in
Phoenix yesterday on official busi-
ness relative to the transferring of
the local ticket office. He is also
making arrangements for the routing
of about 800 Shriners through this
city by way of the Apache trail from
Globe. Mr.. Fenchurch will return to-
night to his headquarters in Tucson.
BACK FROM Los ANGELES
Neil Mccarthy. attorney of Los An
geles. who came to Phoenix last week
on business with the federal court,
departed for his home Friday night
Mr.. Mccarthy is retained by group
of moving picture producers. While
in Phoenix he visited his brother,
Roy Mccarthy of 1922 w. Washing
ton street.
UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS -
kilograms are being held at the Of
flee of the Western Union for L. c.
Smisef and Mrs. e. l.. Danna.
STARTS YOUNG - There have
been many poultrymen to display the
record ''big' eggs from their hens,
but now comes G. w. Stephenson
with record small egg. Mr.. Ste
phenson has some white Leghorn
pullets. three months and 25 days old,
which layed two perfect eggs about
the size of pigeons egg. This is the
first reported instance of pullets lay
ing at such an early age.
REGISTERED IN LOS ANGELES
The following Phoenix people are
registered at Los Angeles hotels: v.
o. Wallingford. M. p. S. Hart, and
G. W. Miller at the Auditorium: w.
j. Galbraith, L. L. Graves. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Quinn. Ben Peance, George
NJ. Brady. Mrs. n. Hoglin Mrs. Vir-
ginia Miller Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Isham. Mrs. w. c. McMillen. ]. b.
Bayles,, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Brownies.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Leo Dennison, and
NJ H Griswold at the Hotel Rosslyn.
COLORADO FLOOD REcEDlNG-
Falling stages in the Colorado river
at Yuma are expected TO continue
until May %, it was announced by
the weather bureau yesterday. A
slow rise will start May % and will
reach "a feet by June 2. The prob
able discharge will be $4,000 feet.
DEFEATS MADISON NINE-The
boys and girls baseball teams Of the
Alhambra school defeated the Madi-
son school last week by scores of
1917 and S-4 The boys team also
defeated Washington school by a