Arizona republican., 1903-04-19

WOODMEN MEMORIAL-All Wood- present at K. P. hall at 2:30 today to attend the annual memorial service. CITY REGISTRATION.- egistra- tion for the regular municipal election
 will close April A. All who want to vote must get their names on the list before that time. The registra ton for the bond election was for that election alone.
 FLAG RAISING.-A new flag pole no feet high has been planted at the Phoenix Indian school and the colors will be run up for the first time and with all due ceremony at 9:3O o'clock this morning, the regular hour for in spection.
 FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Sunday school at 9:45 a. n.. c. E. at 6:3O p. m.. preaching by the pastor, Rev. w. H. Bagby at Il a. m. and 7:SO D. m. Morning subject. Chris tian Fidelity" Eevening, What Shall l Do With Jesus?"
 MIR DEITY HOME.-W. E. Deity returned home yesterday morning from his visit to Mexico during which he suffered the fracture of his right arm near the wrist. He is recovering rapid ly and hopes to be in the field again in a couple of weeks.
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services at II a. m. and : D. m.; Sunday school at
 10 a. m. The Easter music rendered
 by the choir will be repeated on this occasion. The seats are free and the
 public is cordially invited to occupy them at all services.
 EASTER MUSIC WILL BE RE- PEATED.-The Easter music at the
 First Presbyterian church. which was
 so greatly appreciated. will be re- odds great Oratorioa,wk wk wk wkw peated today. Several numbers from
 Gounods oratorio, the Redemption. will
 be given at the evening praise service.
 REV. FRASIER WILL PREACH Rev. Dr. S. R. FraSier, of Youngstown
 Ohio, will preach tomorrow at Il a. III. at the First Presbyterian church. Rev.
 Dr. Frasier is a we'll known man, not only in the pulpit, but also on the plat form. Being an orator of rare ability it is expected that he will preach to 9
 crowded congregation.
 A VAG.-A stranger about 8 years old was tried yesterday on the charge of vagrancy and found guilty. He ad- mitted that he had not worked since he left Bakersfield nor been in jail since
 he left Denver. But he felt so bad
 about his arrest that he broke down and cried like baby whereupon the recorder sent him to jail for fifteen days for weeping in the presence of the court.
 A MISSIONARY MEETING.-The
 Woman's Baptist Home and Foreign Mission society will hold it's annual meeting for the election of officers to-
 morrow at 2:3O p. m. at the residence of
 Mrs. L. D. Coggins, 3S South Seventh avenue. At the close of the business
 meeting, Miss Williams, a missionary
 working among the Hopi Indians, will give any informal address of great in terest in connection with the exhibi- tion of curios made by these Indians. RECEPTION FOR MRS. MCGOWAN l A reception was held at the Indian ] school last night in honor of Mrs. S. M. McCowan of Chilocco, Oklahoma,
 wife of former Superintendent McCow | an of the Phoenix Indian school. The
 reception was given by Mrs. c. H. Goodman, wife of the present superin- | tendent, Mrs. R. M. Cousar and Mrs. F. Snyder. Many friends of Mrs. Me Cowan were present from the city and
 the occasion was a very enjoyable one. | OSBORNE SCHOOL LIBRARY Osborne school has secured the services of Mrs. Clara Patterson Gillum for all elocutionary recital, to be given in the
 2S, for the benefit of the school library
 school hall Thursday evening, Apri Mrs. Gillum's work as an elocutionis is so we'll and favorably known tha
 her name, together with that of th' Indian school orchestra, which vii