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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1920
PAGE SEVEN
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VES LOTS TO
LOCAL CHOUGH
Announcement that an 1 1 n n n m r rl
member of the First Presbyterian
church had presented two lots in the
eastern part of the city to the church
was made at the services last Sunday
morning by Rev. Arthur Lee Odell, the
Pastor. '
Practically the only conditions ac
companying the gift were that the
church hold the property ten years,
that a mission be erected on the site
if practical, and that any revenue ac
cruing: from the property be divided
equally between the Woman's Mission
ary society and the Young People's So
ciety of Christian Endeavor.
The donor also stipulated that his or
her name be withheld, aad in order that
the identity might be protected all
papers in connection with the transfer
were made by the Phoenix Title and
Trust company as trustees.
Following: are the conditions which
accompanied the deed:
To "Whom Concerned:
In deeding lot3 11 and 12, block 43,
Collins addition to Phoenix, to the
trustees of the First Presbyterian
church of Phoenix, the donor desires
that the following suggestions be fol
lowed: First, th-.it, if feasible, at some future
date a mission church shall be estab
lished at thi3 location.
Second, that any rentals or benefits
derived from such property shall be
divided equally between the Woman's
Missionary society and the Young Peo
ple's Society of Christian Endeavor.
Third, that the property shall not be
disposed of before July 15, 1930. At
some succeeded date, should the con
gregation of the First Presbyterian
church of Phoenix decide to sell said
property, it must be sold with the un
derstanding that the proceeds of such
sale shall be divided equally between
the following:
One-third, "Woman's Missionary society.
One-third, Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor.
One-third, Property account. First
Presbyterian church of Phoenix.
(Signed) THE DONOR.
A rising vote of thanks was tendered
the unknown donor for his generous
gift after Rev. Odell had presented the
deeds to the president of the board of
trostees.
Rev. Odell expressed the opinion that
the congregation of the First Presby
terian church will make early arrange
ments to carry out the wishes of the
donor of the lots and establish a mis
sion on the site.
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A silver mace is to be presented to
the Ameri'can College of Surgeons by
the consulting surgeons of the British
armies in memory of mutual work and
good fellowship in the world war. A
surgeon's mortar dug up In a Salonika
trench was the model for the head,
which is surrounded by maple leaves
and Americaji eagles.
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The U, S. government paid $17,427,-
175 to private Individuals in Europe
for settlement of war claims.
CHANDLER NEWS
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CHANDLER, Sept. 6. Ross Putnam
of the Gardner Ilarmer Drug company
left Monday evening for San Diego and
Los Angeles, where he will spend the
next three weeks on a vacation.
Dance a Success
The dance given at Freeman hall
Saturday eveniner proved a genuine
success and a large crowd was in at- J
tendance. The music was furnished by
the "Watson novelty orchestra and their
introduction to Chandler reople, ac
cording to those who attended, was an
auspicious one. The leader of the or
chestra. Ivy Watson, was formerly a
resident of Chandelr.
Attend Fight
Many local fight fans availed them
selves of the opportunity of peeing a
good battle and attended the France-
Mt-Cann go at Tally's arena in Phoenix
tonight.
Leave for Coast
Councilman (icorgo Armstrong left
on Saturday for the coast, where ho
will join Mrs. Armstrong and son ami
remain for the next two weeks.
Returns Home
D. W. Coffman and wife have re
turned home after spending the past
month visiting places of interest in
California.
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Surplus bridpe material loft over
from war, known as "fabricated ma
terial" strel girders and trusses all
drilled at the factory and ready to be
set up across the Aisne or the Marne
by the United States army will be
used in the forest reserves and na
tional parks throughout the country.
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Forty-evn different nationalities
are represented at the recruit educa
tional center, at Camp Upton. New
York.
1101 MEN OF CITY
OBSERVE DAY WITH
IMPRESSIVE PARADE
Labor day was observed yesterday
by the Phoenix trades council with a
parade in which 13 of the local trades
unions were represented. Some of the
organizations, such as the Brotherhood
of Railway Carmen, wore a distinctive
garb, and the parade was featured by
the large number of American flags
carried by representatives of the vari
ous unions.
Loading the parade was part of the
citv band, which also represented the
Musicians' union. Following came the
carpenters, electricians, sheet metal
workers, bricklayers, painters, plas
terers, the Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen, the hodcarriers, the Federal
union, the Typographical union, the
barbers and the brick and clay
workers.
The parade formed at the Labor tem
ple at Third and Washington streets
and marched to Adams, thence to Sec
ond avenne. thence to Washington and
back to the Labor temple. The ar
rangements for the parade were made
by a special committee of the Phoenix
trades council.
No other activities featured the day
for the labor unions, with the exception
of the Mexican members of the Fed
eral union, who held an open-air meet
ing in the city plaza at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
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O. A. Kane for Legislature. adv. n
REPUBLICAN HAS HE
REPRESENTATIVE FOR
NORTH SIDE DISTRICT
The interests of the Arizona Repub
lican on the North Side will be in the
hands of G. M. Dean of Glendale, start
ing at once. This announcement will,
undoubtedly meet with a great deal of
satisfaction on the part of The Re
publican's manv tatrons and subscri
bers on the. North Side. Mr. Dean has
i..on n resident of Glendale for a year,
during which time he has had charge
of the interests of another paper in
that field.
la placing Mr. Dean in charge of its
advertising and circulation in Ulendale
and I'eoria, and also securing him as
correspondent The Republican s mak
ing an endeavor to give the same high
class service to the residents of that
district as that given to the people of
Phoenix.
Mr. Dean's headquarters in Glendale
will be in the Carrick real estate of
fice. o
Of the 17.D.S1 disabled former soldiers
being cared for in more than 3 000 hos
pitals under supervision of the war
risk bureau, 9SoS are in private hospi
tals, including state and county sana
toriums, and S12S are in hospitals only
partly controlled by the government.
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. The regular United States army ifl
approximately short of 35.000 men of
the maximum strength of 2'J7.000.
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ground to suit taste
43c, 53c, 55c
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