Arizona republican., 1911-04-01
eRANrEp TWO CERTIFICATES

lall certificate, granted on diploma or graduation from the University of
 Missouri and the other was a manual
 training certificate, granted on a di- ploma of graduation from the manual training department of the teachers college of the University of Missouri.
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Church located opposite the post of flee on Central avenue. A cordial wei come is extended to all The pastor Rev. Thos. $. Barcus, will speak Sun day at II a. m. and 7:i5 D. m. Subject for II a. m, Saving the Boy" Sub iect for 7:45 D. m., Am I My Brothers Keeper" The present prohibition cam paign will be prominently touched upon and will give coloring to these discus courses. Be present and add to the enthusiasm of these services.
 TRINITY RO-CATHEDRAL-S vices will be held tomorrow, fifth Sun day in Lent. in Trinity Pro-Cathedral, South Second avenue, facing the court house, the Rev. Arthur w. Moulton, priest in charge, as follows: Kinder garten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; Holy Communion and sermon at II O. clock. At the latter service the follow ing musical numbers will be given by the quartette choir under direction of Mrs. Deity: organ voluntary, Pastor ale (Kullak), Benedicite (BesD; Bene- dictus; Offertory solo, Mrs. Leecraft; Postlude (Lemar).
 AFRICAN Nj. E. CHuRCH-Sunday services: Preaching at | a. m. and s D. m. After each sermon the sacrament of the Lords Supper will be admin istered. Rev. Dr. Orne of Chicago will deliver the evening sermon. The Sabbath school is held at 10 a. m. un der the superintendency of Miss Ar more Lewis and the children of the community are invited to become mem bers The Allen league meets at D. be under the management of Rev. w. A.. Thornton. Church at the corner of Sec ond and Jefferson street. You will be made welcome at each service. Rev. H. Franklin Bray, pastor
 LEAVE FOR CHICAGO-Mr and Mrs. G. w. Kretzinger, who spent the winter at Ingleside. left yesterday morning over the Santa Fe for their home in Chicago. MT Kretzinger is prominent attorney in that city, being employed by the Grand Trunk railway He was the first general attorney of the $. F., P & P. railway company and assisted in the organization Of that con- ren. His partner in those days was a brother of George Gallagher, who is experimenting, or was experimenting, the construction of the Hotel Adams MT. Kretzinger is an uncle of ;Irs. Ben Snider of Congress Junction.
 COMPANY A DANcE-The first of the series of monthly dances planned by the members of Company A, N. G.. A. was given last evening in Pat rick's hall and was a highly success ful affair Eighty-five couples were on the floor at one time. The crowd was an unusually congenial one and all seemed to enjoy themselves. Some good-natured april fooling' by the orchestra of the dancers proved quite entertaining Major E. P. Grin stead and NGs. Grinstead led the grand march, which began shortly after nine o'clock. Lieutenant Joseph Sweem of Company A acted as floor manager and all the boys of the com pany make it their personal busi- ness to see that their guests enjoyed themselves.
 NEW CITY MAP-The latest map of this city and environs has just been placed on the market by O. A Turney, city engineer. It shows not only the city of Phoenix complete but extends four miles north, nearly as far east and west of the city and even farther to the northeast and northwest. The map not only in- ciudes the plating of the entire city but all the subdivisions within the area indicated making it very de- sirable reference sheet for business man, realty men. property owners or possible investors in respect to any section in the heart of the Salt River valley. To the south the map goes as far only as Salt river, taking in the new Central avenue bridge Ref erehce to it shows a surprising acre age plated into lots or small subur- ban tracts. It is an accurate and up-to-date production of which MT. Turney is justifiably proud and he is prepared to fill all orders at S1 per copy.