Arizona republican., 1910-10-02
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vice Sunday at the K. of P. hall at | II o'clock. The subject will be The Future of Unitarianism."
 BROTHERHOOD RALLY-A grand | rally of the members of the Fraternal Brotherhood will be held in Melczer's hall Tuesday evening, october 4. EV- cry member is requested to be present. Refreshments will be served. GOING TO FLORENCE-Terri al Engineer J. B. Girand and Attorney General wright will go to Florence to- day to be present tomorrow at the trial of some condemnation cases in connec- tion with the territorial road. NEW NOTARIES-The following named have been appointed notaries public: U. L. Gust of Phoenix, J. J. Whittemore of Florence: Peter T. Rob- inson of Yuma, owen T. Rouse of Tue son; C. E. Wilson of Flagstaff. IRVING HARER-Henry J. Irving and Miss Hattie Harer were married Thursday evening at the residence of Rev D. C. Lamson. MT. Irving is em- ployed at the Hassayampa creamery and the bride is from Liberty, in which vicinity she has many relatives and friends.
 FOR VALLEY PIcTURES-Secre- tary Welch of the board of trade has sent to Los Angeles a large collection of photograph negatives from which slides are to be made for use in the stereopticon that will illustrate the lec- lures to be given in the branch board office in Los Angeles
 FOR ANNIVERSARY NUMBER w F.. Dewitt, representing the Los Angeles Examiner, is visiting Phoenix in the course of general tour of the larger towns in the territory. He is do- ing the preliminary work for an Ari- Zona section in the anniversary num- Der of the Examiner that will be pub lished on Christmas day.
 RoSH HASHoNA SERViCES-In celebration of the festival of Rosh Hashona. services will be held in Melc- gers hall at o'clock Monday evening and at s o'clock Tuesday morning. Ten days later, october 13. will be the fes- tival of Tom Kippur, or the day of | the same hours in recognition of that day.
 FILM WILL BE READY-The board of trade has been having trouble in getting its moving picture film for use in it's Los Angeles office ready in time for the opening of the lectures, but feels better since the receipt of
 
 co saying the film would be shipped Monday and will be in Los Angeles ready for use on Tuesday.
 GETTING RESULTS-The vacuum cleaning brigade that has been devot- ing its attention to the territorial capi- tol building for a couple of days. is getting fine results. Convention hall. or legislative hall. as it is more prop erly called has been thoroughly cleaned and while the machine is in tbe build ing the other offices are taking ad- vantage of the opportunity for a gen. eral housecleaning.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ENTIST-Postoffice building, en- trance on Monroe street. Sunday ser vice is held at II o'clock. Sunday school at 10 o'clock, Wednesday evening tes- tmonial meeting at o'clock. subject of the lesson sermon "Unreality." The reading rooms, where all authorized Christian Science literature may be read or purchased, are open daily from 2 to D. m. Visitors are always wei come.
 PoSToFFlcE GROWTH - During the first six months of the estimate year which begins April l and ends September 30, the receipts of the Phoe- nix pOstoffice have increased 1912 per cent over the receipts during the same period of the preceding year. The month of September did not keep pace with the rest of the period as the in crease was only 9h per cent for that month separately, 1912 being the aver age for the period.
 TRINITY cHURCH-Services will be held today, nineteenth Sunday after Trinity, in Trinity church, South Sec ond avenue, the Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks, curate in charge, as follows: Sunday school at 10 o'clock; holy com munion and sermon at II o'clock. At lile ldlltI StINlCt lllt Qudi NtA NhOii, uAi der direction of Mrs. Deity, will sing the musical part of the service for the first time this season. the following se- lections having been arranged: organ prelude. Andante from d Mendelssohn Sonata; anthem, Lift Up Your Heads" the music adapted from Henry Smart's Grand Solemn March by F. Dunkley; communion service by Stainer.
 CONCERT TON!GHT-The Indus trial Liberty band will give its regular l weekly concert tonight at 7:45 at the court house plaza. Among the numbers to be played are operatic gems from "Cavalleria Rusticana," including the "Intermezzo" and "Ciciliana" and most of the principal parts of that famous opera; "Humpty Dumpty" overture of several popular airs. including When the Harvest Moon is Shining Ger the River" also Jolly Fellows" waltz. The band is under the leadership of Pro- lessor Y. Bustos and has progressed wonderfully since he took charge. Pro- lessor Bustos promises to have the band in fine shape this winter and also promises to fill any engagement with due promptness and punctuality, that being the motto of this organization.