Arizona republican., 1922-01-08
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MEETING POSTPONED - The
meeting OF the r. N. A, auxiliary has
been postponed from Jan. 10 to Jan.
II. The meeting will be held with
Mrs. Bertha Benner at 1905 West
Adams street.
TONY BARNES FUNERAL-Fu-
neral services for Tony r. Barnes
who died in Phoenix on Jan. 3. 1922,
will be held at o'clock Monday aft
ernoon in the Merryman chapel.
Burial will be in Forest Lawn ceme-
terry.
DoKIES TO MEET IN TEMPLE
FL Yemamah temple, No. IS, d. o. II.
X, will meet Tuesday evening at
Tempe. Arrangements will be made
to take to Tempe ell those of Phoe-
nix who desire to make the trip.
SOUTH SIDE SUNDAY SCHOOL
The Sunday school being conduct
ed at Tonto and South First avenue
will be held today in the hay office
of Price II. Brown at Central and
Tonto streets as the building we have
been using is occupied by the lessee.
The school begins at p. m.
MENTAL SCIENCE-Sunday lee
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North Tenth avenue, by DR.. d. V.
DeSaffery. Subject, MAN, the
Thinker" The public is invited, seats
free. No collection. Delineations
follow the lecture. To reach College
hall go west on Van Buren, street to
Tenth avenue then turn north half
block. At 8 p. m, the subject is
Selfish Sentiments"
JOINT INSTALLATION The
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bors will hold joint installation on
Wednesday night, Jan. IL, at X. Of P.
hall. There will be a banquet at
p. M, after which will come the in
stallation. Az Modern Woodmen and
their families are urged to attend and
all visiting Neighbors of either camp.
A. M. E. REVIVAL-Reyival serv-
ices begin at the A. M. E. Zion church
on Sunday night. The subject for
tonight is "The Power House of
God" Rev. Woodward will have
with him Rev. 8. r. Edwards OF Los
Angeles to help him conduct these
meetings All Phoenix is invited to
attend. Rev. Woodward has been in
the evangelistic field for Is years.
Don fail to hear him with DR.. Ed
wards.
HERE VISITING SISTER = Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Hucker of Clifton
Forge, Va, are visiting Mrs. Tuck
er's sister. Mrs. f. NJ. Cooley on
Tempe road. They will go from here
to the coast, and on their return will
visit the Grand Canyon and other
places of interest. They will return
to Virginia about the last of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker are favorably
impressed with Phoenix and the sur
rounding territory.
PICNIC AT CAMELBACK--A
pleasant picnic was enjoyed yester-
day at Comeback when the birthday
of Mrs. George Berthols was cele-
brated there by Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
thols and a number Of friends. Among
those who attended the picnic were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hanor, Willis
Flora, Gladys and Raymond Manor
Lola Minter, II. A. Martenson, Sam
Clarence and Mr.. and Mrs. L. +.
Blackman.
YEARS LAND OFFICE FEES
The total amount paid into the state
treasury by Rudolph Kdchler, state
land commissioner for the year end
ing Dec. 81, 1921. was $4S3,570.0S.
This item was reported in the state
IQeHL I1du6 Uy the ldIlu uepdTtIueIl
yesterday in accordance with its Gus
tom OF furnishing a report to the
public for each month. The net cash
receipts for December amounted to
s33.119.37 of which $26, was
from interest and rentals; $6,405.07
from sales and $6SS.35 fees.
POCKETS REVEAL MUCH
George Truitt and Harold A. Ander-
son yesterday were arraigned before
Justice Henry ]. Sullivan on a
charge of having possession Of bur-
glarious instruments. The prelimi-
nary hearing was set for Friday and
they were committed to the county
jail. The men are said to have had
in their possession the following:
several false keys, steel chisels. dy-
Mantle caps, five 32-calibre cart
ridges with split leaden bullets, steel
drills. punches, file, hand brace, four
pound hammer and 80 calibre re-
volver.