Arizona republican., 1922-03-10
PHOENIX-Center of
the Salt River Valley,
best known of all u. S.
Irrigation Projects.
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CHARLES HEAD RECOVERING
Charles Head who was injured on the
roalroad about three weeks ago, is
slowly improving. His is at the
Sisters hospital.
LADIES' AID MEETlNG-The La
dies Aid society of the First Pres
byterian church will hold an all-day
meeting today at the church
DANCE AT ROOF GARDEN-A
dance will be given at the Cactus
roof garden tomorrow night by the
Queen Esther Chapter No. %, O.E.S.
Everybody is invited.
TAKES JAIL IN LIEU OF 5ONR
Ramon Marceta was committed to
the county Jail following his prelim-
mary hearing on a felony charge be-
fore Justice Henry j. Sullivan, yes
terda, when he failed to furnish
bond of $1,000 to appear for a pre-.
liminary hearing.
STATE c. 6. SENDS THANKS
The Phoenix chamber of commerce
yesterday received letter of thanks
from the State Christian EndeaVor
convention. thanking it for its CO.
operation in making the convention a
success.
HERE FROM CALIFORNIA;. e.
Mecelwain of Long Beach. Calf.
was in Phoenix on Wednesday to
transact business with the state land
department.
MISSIONARY UNION TO MEET
The Woman Missionary union of
the First Baptist church will meet
today at $3.50 o'clock at the church.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
Mrs. Blanche X. Corby of Los An
geles will deliver lecture on Chris
tian Science at the high school aud
itorium tonight at S:15 o'clock. No
admission viii be charged and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
CHARGED WITH HORSE THEFT
Louis Lopez, alleged to have stolen
a horse from Albert List, near Tolle-
son, was arraigned before Justice Nat
I. Mckee yesterday and held for trial
under bail of $500. His preliminary
hearing was set for March 13.
DAUGHTERS OF CALEDONIA
TO MEET-The regular monthly
meeting of the Daughters of Gale
donia will meet at the home of Mrs.
Alex Davidson, 81 West Mcdowell
road, this afternoon at o'clock. All
members are requested to be present
as business Of Importance is to be
considered.
TEMPLE BETH TO MEET-The
Sisterhood of Temple Beth will hold
its regular meeting Monday, March
1S, at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. NJ. Solomon, sos West LynWood
street. All members are cordially in
vited to attend.
3. AND p. WOMEN TO MEET
The social committee OF the Business
and Professional Women's club an
nounces an informal affair arranged
for Saturday evening, March Il, at
the club rooms in the Bake building.
Music refreshments and games win
be provided.
UNDERGoES oPERATIoN-Mrs.
r. K. Parsons. wife Of r. X. Parsons,
assistant state prohibition director,
was operated upon for tumors and
appendicitis at st. Joseph's hospital
yesterday morning. The operation.
wllch was performed by DIR. X. w.
Craig, assisted by DIR. r. w. Eaton
and DR.. Kimball Bannister. was sue
cessful, and Mrs. Parsons was resting
easily last evening.
JEWISH SERVICES TONIGHT
The regular Jewish Sabbath services
will be held at the school administra-
ton building on North First avenue
at o'clock this evening. The rabbi,
DR.. Liknaitz. will speak on "Haman-
ism. Ancient and Modern" The
Temple chorus will render the usual
responses. and Mrs. Bessie F'ox-Davis
will be the soloist of the evening.
Glasses in religion, followed by Il
short service, will be held Saturday
and Sunday mornings. All welcome.
BIRDS ON DIET TEST-Results
in the test being conducted with four
pigeons in the window Of the Arizona
Grocery company by Paul o. Samp-
son, to demonstrate the right and
wrong choice of foods, are being at
tanned il was announced yesterday.
Two of the birds which are being fed
with whole wheat bread are in fine
condition, while the other two, the
diet of which has been white bread,
are becoming droopy and listless.
They are getting plenty to eat but are
not receiving any nourishment from
it. The demonstrator will soon begin
feeding them back to health.
CHIROPRACTORS ORGANIZE -
Chiropractors of Maricopa county ef-
fected an informal organization at a
meeting held last "Wednesday night
with DIR. A. Fixaris as chairman. it
was planned to hold a series Of meet
ings, the second to be in the Adams
hotel next Wednesday night.
TWO UP FOR BURGLARY-Ma-
nuel Silva and Jose Yanez were ar
raigned before Justice Henry J. Sui
livan on a charge of burglary yes
terday. Each defendant was held TO
answer under bond of $1,000. The
charge was brought by 3. Bell, who
alleges the two men entered his home