Arizona republican., 1922-01-22

GOING TO Los ANGELEs-Miss
katherine Ostrander, formerly with
the English department Of the Phoe-
nix Union high school, will leave this
evening for Los Angeles.
CATTLEMAN IS VISITOR - L.
Roca, representing large cattle in
terests, was in Phoenix yesterday
from Tucson on business with the
state land department.
MAJOR LINTON GOES NORTH
Major Z. S. Linton of the Arizona
National Guard left yesterday for
the northern part of the state on
official business.
CHOIR TO GIVE DANCE - The
Phoenix Ward choir of the l.. d. s,
will give a social dance at the CO.
operative hall, on East Adams street.
opposite the old Republican building,
on Friday night January %. Good
music and a good time assured.
TO GIVE DANCE - The Modern
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors will
give another dance on Wednesday
evening, January 25, at X. of p. hall.
All their friends are invited to at
tend.
TELEcRAMs FOR FoUR-There
are telegrams at the Western Union
for Phoenix Herald, Mrs. Rufus w.
Seaman, George Clay and Tom
Barker.
VITAL STATISTICS REPORT
The quarterly bulletin of the state
board of health issued in February
will be featured by the vital statist-
les report, according to the announce
ment made yesterday by DR.. A. NJ.
Tuthill, superintendent of the depart
ment.
TWO SPEEDERs FINED-Two
autoists yesterday pleaded guilty be-
fore Justice Henry j. Sullivan to
charges of exceeding the speed linn
its on North Central avenue and the
Mcdowell road, and were fined So
each. They were Il. w. Askins and
Is. f. Taylor. The complaints were
made by A. w. Dana, motorcycle
officer.
TO INSTALL ICE MACHINE
c. M. Robinson, refrigerator author
ity for the Fleischmann Yeast COM
pany, is a guest at the Hotel Ad-
ans. Mr.. Robinson has come to
Phoenix to arrange for the installing
of an ice machine plant for the local
| agency.
TO INSTALL AN AGENCY AT
TuCSON-F. w. F'risbie, local agent
for the Fleischmann Yeast company,
will go to Tucson tomorrow to in
stall an agency for his firm. This
agency will receive its supplies from
the Phoenix plant, which is head
quarters for the products in Arizona.
NO APPLICATION FROM SANTA
CRUZ-Santa Cruz is the only one
OF the IA counties in the state that
has not applied for child welfare
relief, according to Mrs. II. A. Guild,
state secretary of the child welfare
board. While the county is well or
ganized it has not yet felt the ne
cessity of making application, Mrs.
Guild reports.
LADIES' NIGHT WITH X. OF c.
Instead of the regular monthly meet
ing the knights will entertain their
wives and sweethearts to a dance
and card party. The date is Tues
day evening. Jan. "a, in the X. of p.
hail. hour. 9 pm. Visitors are cor
| daily invited.
DEAN scARLETT TO PREACH
Dean William Scarlet will preach
at the Trinity cathedral this morn
ing and win also make short talk
on characteristics of Christ" at the
| will be followed by an organ recital
of three numbers.
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
to marry were issued yesterday TO
Emiles Pachero, so, and Ynes Me-
dina, 81, both Of Phoenix; Hepalito
Soto, 80, and Rosa Valenzuela, 26,
both of Litchfield: Cosimo Perucci,
32. and Rose Lynch, %, both of Phoe-
nix: John H. Pappas. AZ. and Mary
! Kerr Gibson, 36. both of Phoenix;
William r. O'Daniel, 21, and Evelyn
Is. King, 16, both of Glendale.
HONORS AT HARVARD ~ Harry
X. Behn, Jr.. '22, of Phoenix, has been
elected to the board of editors of the
Harvard Advocate. The Advocate
the Oldest undergraduate publication
now current, was founded in 1866 as
the first newspaper Of the college
1t is published monthly during the
college year, printing stories, verse
articles and book reviews.