Arizona republican., 1922-03-24
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ANW DIZZY |
POSTPONE MEETlNG-The Balsz |
p. Il. A., on account OF the state con-
vention of the Congress Of Mothers
will postpone the regular monthly
meeting which was to have taken
place today. until next Friday.
CLOSE CROSSING - Through an
order issued yesterday by the cor
poration commission, the present
grade crossing over the Southern Pa
cific railroad on the Benson Vail
highway near Benson has been. closed. |
A second order issued by the commits
sion grants permission for the plac-
ing Of a crossing over the railroad on
the new section of the Benson Vail
highway now under construction.
This crossing is near the one abol-
ished.
TAX COMMISSION ON TRIP
The Arizona tax commission will
leave this morning for Tucson to
spend ten days or two weeks in an
inspection trip through Pima, Co
chise and Santa Cruz counties. They
will test the work of the county as
SCISSORS OF those counties inid will
take up any problems of Taxation
which confront the assessors and ad-
wise them as to the proper manner in
which to handle them This trip is
part of the regular annual inspection
trip made by the commission over the
entire state, for the purpose OF in
specting taxable property. The COM
mission already has finished with
Maricopa, Yuma and Mohave coun-
ties. The members of tie commits
cir rio D oh ~
Frank Luke and e. A. Hughes.
KILLED IN MINE-According to
report made yesterday to John T.
White. state mine inspector. by ]. F.
McManis, deputy mine inspector. Jose
Fembres. 20 year sold, was killed in
one Of the mines near Winkelman on
March II. Death was caused, the re-
port states, by falling dirt and ore
which crushed Fembres F'embres,
the report states, was mining ore and
failed to put in stulls to catch up the
hanging wall, which resulted in the
wall falling and burying him be-
meath it,
RECEIVERS FROM OPERATION
Miss Helen Benedict, assistant
state superintendent of schools, who
underwent serious throat operation
yesterday in st. Joseph's hospital,
was doing nicely, according to a re-
port last night. Her mother, Mrs.
A. J.. Benedict of Cochise, Ariz is
| here and will remain until her daugh-
ter has fully recovered from the oper-
ation
JUDGE oVERFiEL HERE
Judge p. D. Overfield OF Casa Grande
was in Phoenix yesterday on business
| and while here called upon Gov.
Thomas e. Campbell.
VISITING IN PHOENlx-R. J..
Alderman, prominent attorney in
Los Angeles and a former Arizonian,
and Frank /. Shecter and M. Livinson,
both of New York city. were in Phoe-
nix yesterday on business While
! here they called on Gov. Thomas E.
| Campbell at the state capitol.
ASK INFO r M AT ION ABOUT
| MAN-Col. Walter S. ingalls,, adju
! tant general, has received a letter
I from the American Red Cross of AL
buquerque, n. NJ, asking for informa-
| ton concerning Raymond Bearie,
! who the letter states enlisted in an
| Arizona regiment and was sent to
San Diego. A sister of Bearie, Mar
tina Moore, who lives in the Y. w c.
| A. hotel in Albuquerque. is anxious
to locate her brother, the letter states
and would be glad to hear from
anyone who knows the whereabouts
1 of.her brother. Colonel ingalls, stated
his files do not show any records Of
the enlistment of the man.
ROTARY CLUB LUNcHEoN-The
Rotary club will hold its regular
weekly luncheon today noon at the
Hotel Adams. The large delegation
which attended the San Francisco
conference will be present and there
will be report Of that big meeting
given.
JEWISH SERvIcEs-The regular
Sabbath services will be held this
evening at s o'clock at the school
administration building on North
First avenue. The rabbi, DIR. Lik
naitz, will speak on rs There Jew
ish Problem?" The Temple chorus
will render the usual responses. Mrs.
Bessie Fox Davis will be the soloist.
Glasses in religion. followed by short
services, will be held Saturday and
Sunday mornings. All are welcome.
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS
Cottage prayer meetings under the
auspices of the Community Taber-
nacle will be held today as follows:
Mrs. Mullinix, 224 East Pierce street;
Mrs. Garvin, 612 North Fourth street; !;
Mrs. Edens, Ninth avenue; Mrs.
F'annin, West Moreland street: FRS.
Junkln, tOurIn avenue ana MOHrOe
street; Mrs. Irvine, 800 West Port
land street: Mrs. A. L. Lillard, 1714
West Jackson street.
PRAYER MEETING--The Garfield
cottage prayer meeting win be held
this evening at the home of Mrs.
Thomas. 1872 East Moreland street
Mr.. Holcome will be the leader.
BOX SOClAL-There will be a box
social at Alhambra school house on
Saturday evening. A program OF
music will precede the sale of boxes
Women are requested to bring boxes
well-filled with supper. The men
are asked to bring well-filled pocket
books
TO STUDY INDlA-The women OF
Calvary Baptist church win meet al
the church, 20 South Second avenue
this afternoon for the study of India
The meeting which is in charge OF
Mrs. Baxter will begin at . so o'clock
Everyone is invited.
WHITE CROSS CIRCLES-The
White Cross circles Of fha First Rap-