Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 3

PAOE THREE THE 'ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16. 1920 TDa If Tlta Sw df Hi Mfc IS No Flowers Please; Ask Graduates; Economy Is Slogan Of High School Simplicity and economy will be by the senior elass ef the Tucson High school In Its commencement exercises which will bs held May 20. The member have Issued a state, ment urging the publlo not to send flower to the The state, ment ssld that the class was trying to be eeonomleel because of present high prlcee and therefor wlshsd the publlo to assist. No Successful Business Man conducts his business or factory on the basis used by lots ot i women in trying to conduct their nomes. Time Is the greatest ot all modern assets.

The Woman of Today Instead of ekelng out her existence trying to find extra hours in which to clear the house of the million and one things that have accumulated to be done, la through with her doy'B work at two In the afternoon, ready for a "nap" or a "spin" In the open. Do Not Be Reactionary Live In the great and happy era of the twentieth century. Be modern. Preserve your health, and tickle your disposition. Do not let your stomach become dyspoptlc, or your back become bent with unnecessary burdens.

LET US DO THE FAMILY WASHING Tucson Steam Laundry Co. "The Soft Water Laundry" MARRIAGE LICENSER drey of Miami, and Lettlo Whlt-myrl of Cleveland, Texas, were Issued a marriage license by Mrs. O. O. Fallor, clerk of the superior court, yesterday.

OHAROED WITH ASSAULT Oeorne A. Huage was charged with aggravated battery In a complaint filed against him yesterday In the Justice court. He was accused of beating Carmen Romero. His bond was fixed at (500 and his preliminary hearing set for 8:30 o'clock Monday. SUIT IS DISMISSED The suit of Ra-mon Aguilla against the Phelps Dodge Corporation was dismissed In the United States court yesterday morning on the motion of the plaintiff.

The suit concluded a series of personal damage ults set for tho present term of the federal court. MASONIC RING LOST E. V. Anaya, representative of the revolutionary government of Mexico In Tucson, reported to tbe police yesterday the loss of a Masonic ring. It contained the 32nd degree and the Knight Templar design and was engraved with the initials of the owner.

MESSAGE FOR YOU? Undelivered messages at the Western Union aro for V. Willis, and O. W. KnlgLt. ALUMNI TO MEET The University of Arizona Alumni Association will meet at eight o'clock Monday night, Nona Rodee, secretary, announced yesterday.

The session will be held In the Woman's League room of the main building on the campus. All members are urged to be present. Ladies' White Reighn Skin Oxfords $9.00 a Pair This oxford has a genuine welt sole anil an Inch and a half military heel. There is not a better shoe to be had for the money. Wo Always Sail Better Shoes for Lest Mall orders given prompt attentionParcel post prepaid Criterion Shoe Co.

Inc. MAX BRODIE, Mar. 28 E. Conflress St Phone 487 given the ladles ahd sorsagea of Columbia roses were also awarded the ladies. The officii of the University Masons are Iwia Maler, Worthy Craftsman: Sidney Lefko.

Senior Croftsman; H. Flak, Worthy Recorder; Captain AH red Barr, Senior Steward; and E. McKee. Junior Steward. A committee consisting of Roy McKay, Vivian Mulrhead and H.

Kisk had chargo of the arrangements for the affair. M. AND MRS. VICTOR P. PALMER of of Granada street, are planning to leave Tucson early in June for New York, sailing June 20 for Ireland, where ts'y will spend two months.

MR. AND MRS. J. H. SHREEVES, parents of Mr.

and Mrs. S. II. Watson, who have been the house-guests of Dr. and Mrs.

Watson, at the tatter's home on N. Fifth avenue during the winter, will leave Tuesday for their home In Cedar Rapids, Iowa. PARENTS AND FRIENDS of the doss In piano of Mrs, M. A. Powell were entertained Saturday afternoon with a matinee recital held at Mrs.

Powell's 'studio, 533 South Stone avenue. Boys and girls participating in the program, which was excellently rendered, included Balne Isaacson, Katheryn Howe. Elizabeth Walker, Lola Cella, Theora LUt, Pauline Kltt, Kay Llndenbaum, Marie Curfey, Clara Goldstein. Special numbers were given by local vocalists Including Mrs. Jere Metzgnr and Miss Wllma Ramsdell.

Following the recital an informal reception was held and afternoon tea served, members of the class assisting In the dining room. MEMBERS OF THE Sunday school and congregation of Trinity Presbyterian church enjoyed a picnic Saturday afternoon and evening at Relnhurst. Participants were taken to the swimming pool In cars, leaving the church about 4 o'clock. The majority of the picnickers participated In a swim which was followed by an al fresco supper under the trees at the edge of the pool. More than hundred were present.

PARENTS AND TEACHERS of city school pupils to the number of several hundred were present Friday evening at the reception given by the Parent-Teacher Association at the home of the association president, Mrs. Stanley J. Kitt, 129 South Fifth avenue. The affair took the form of a garden party, the spacious grounds of the Kltt home being electrically lighted for the occasion. During the evening punch and cake were served by a reception committee Including the heads of the P.

T. Associations of the various schools. Gremwald Adam WHAT PROMISES to be the most ambitious una brilliant, of the numerous special entertainment feature of the 1920 commencement season of the University of la being- planned by Miss Ruth W. Davis, head of the depart-ment of physical education for women In the University. The affair will be known as the "Pageant of the Sun of the and In Its arrangement Miss Davis Is receiving the co-operation of men and women of the city as well as of the campus, to the end that the pageant In prospect will take on the nature of a community undertaking.

The spirit of the southwest, as it la embodied in the history of the land from the early days of Indian and Spanish occupancy to the present, with a prophetic vision of the future, will bo embodied in the pictures which will group and dissolve in the suooesslve scenes composing the pageant. The locals for the 'Spectacle will be the Lawns and grounds of the campus, the period early evening; and the date, which Is yet to bo settled upon, will fall In the first week of June. The pageant will open with an Indian, group, living the life of the first Americans In their land of the desert. Upon the scene will ccme characters depleting the first settlers the Jesultl fathers, the officers of the Spanish king and the soldiers of their cohorts. Following this the era of the first Anglo-Saxon settlers will be pictured and prairie schooners will be a detail of this group.

A bona fide Indian attack will be staged, the' Red Skins being finally beaten off by the settlers. Succeeding will come the early fold-seekers of the mountains, the prospectors being equipped with proper Impediments, event down to the faithful burro. A stage coach will roll upon the scene, visualizing the transportation facilities) ef the romantlo middle sixties and seventies. A glimpse of frontier army-post life will be afforded hy the appearance of a detachment of Unci. Sam's blde-dad soldlerjg.

Succeeding this will come plctorUatlen ef life in the old pueblo of Tucson fifty years ago. Introducing a group of Spanish dances with appropriate music. A vision of an early-day fleets with Us varied entertainment features will be shown, ending In a wonderful tableau showing the amalgamation of racial The final Bection of the pageant will symbolise the southwest as it Is today and as it will expand to be In the future. Education will be suggested by a beautiful dance-group; the preparation for the professions of mining engineering, hydraulic engineering and agriculture will be brought out in pantomime and a final tableau, massing the participants will bring the allegorical picture of southwestern history to a close. University Masons Entertain With Dance For City Brothers TUCSON FARMS IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED 40 ACRE FARMS The Graduation Gift It is high time to select the gift, and don't the word "time" stiggest.

A Watch A bracelet watch for the girl a pocket watch for the boy. You will be surprised to see what a wonderful assortment of watches we have for boys and girls at very reasonable prices. If you desire to make the gift Jewelry there is no store In the southwest that can show you such a wonderful assortment of beautiful Bar Pirn, Stick Pins, LavaUers, Brooches, Cuff Links and other pieces sure of enthusiastic appreciation. There is no store like Greenwald Adams for the seeker after a graduation gift. WITH 1 A beautiful line of just I those gifts that boys and girls delight in.

1 PJI.ELIAS I 42 W. Congress St. NIENCES mm SUBURBAN $5000 FOR ARMORY Phoenix, May 15. Citizens of Flagstaff have raised $5,000 toward the construction of a state armory there. A check for the amount was received today by Adjutant General Ingalls to be deposited with the state treasurer.

The armory Is to cost $30,000. AND A Cut Your Tire Cost Poekrt 60 and om br rjoytni GOM mt! Comimmt YItm, mad. only from the beat Iteted in our own factory br thoroujhly eipsrtoneed workmen. innoramatimum mileage at to Sana! coot and ar placed on th market wits an fROW CUD GUaMNTt Fat is Mpplr of roar lira sow at these amaricgly Im nUM il lull Friday night the Masons of the University of Arizona were the hosts to the Masons of the city at a delightful dance in the Scottish Rite cathedral. About 200 Masons and their friends enjoyed the dancing and festivities of the evening.

Alf Truscott's six-piece jazz orchestra furnished the music. The decorations that the Shriners used for their grand ball were used. Punch was served to the dancers from a fountain from which TRY THIS FREE Site 30x3 $5.25 $1.75 30x3H 6.25.. PROVEN WATER SYSTEM NOW! 2.00 2.05 2.15 New Invention Sent on 30 Day' -Trial 32x2H 31x4 7.50 32x4 8.00-...... 33x4 8.25 34x' 8.50 33x4M 9.75 ai.ltZ 10.00 2.25 2.35 3.50 2.65 sprayed the delicious punth.

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