Arizona republican., 1922-05-05
localities

NURSES TO MEET The Mari
copa County Graduate Nurses asso-
citation will hold its regular monthly
| meeting at the Nurses home, st.
! Josephs hospital, at 2:30 o'clock Sat
urday.
INDIAN PAGEANT-The chamber
of commerce has been asked to no
| tify its members through the press
4 of the Indian pageant to be held at
! St. Johns mission on Sunday. 1t
| is reported that the affair will be
complete in every way and that the
| entertainment provided for visitors
will be we'll worth while. The COM
mittee in charge has tickets on sale
at five or six points in the city, and
all members of the chamber are re-
quested to do their share in further
ing this enterprise.
ANOTHER BIG EGG - There is
evidently a competition among the
hens of the Salt River valley in egg
laying endeayor to see which can lay
the biggest egg, and The Republican
has been chosen as referee. e.. w.
brought in one, the work of Rhode
Island Red. Its longest circumfer-
ence was tx inches and its smaller
3-5 inches.
PHOENIX HAS DISTINCTION
Phoenix has the distinction of being
the first city in the United States TO
hold a. state department convention
of the Ladies auxiliary, Veterans of
Foreign Wars This information is
contained in a letter to the chamber
of commerce from the president of
the local auxiliary acknowledging
with thanks the receipt of a basket
of flowers which was sent by the
chamber to this auxiliary when it's
annual convention was held here
April 26.
In connection with the results at
tanned by the two highway conven-
tions held in this city last week it
was reported by the chamber of
commerce yesterday that of the five
resolutions adopted by the conven-
ton three were prepared by the roads
committee of the chamber acting in
conjunction with the delegation from
Tucson and other state centers. The
first of these resolutions was the one
relative to the creation of a primary
road through Arizona. This resolu-
ton was carried unanimously. A
resolution providing for federal aid
on highways running through Indian
reservations, and another opposing
the limit OF $4,000 a mile for federal
aida measure which is also car
ried in the Dunn bill--were also pre-
pared by this committee.
LAST HEALING SERVICE - Mrs.
John Alexander Dowie, who has been
conducting special divine healing
services at the Old Republican build
ing for the past two weeks. is to hold
Il
Mrs. Dowie is very anxious to meet
in a sort of a. farewell meeting all
her old friends as well as the many
new ones who have been attending
her meetings, at this service. Quite
a number have professed to receive
definite help for their bodies during
her stay here and will be sorry at
her leaving. She does not expect to
leave the valley Immediately but is
taking a much desired rest with old
time friends in the country at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carnapas on
West Camelback road
DEATH OF FATHER-Word has
been received Of the death of Ludlow
S Seaman, Drummond. Michigan,
father of Miss Leila Seaman of
at the University of Arizona. Miss
Seaman was called home some six
weeks ago on account of her father S
critical illness. Mr.. Seaman has
for many years been in the mercan-
tile business in Drummond lie
leaves besides a wife several chill
dren, all of whom are grown and
making their home in Northern
Michigan except the two who have
been residents Of Phoenix for the
past six years.