Arizona republican., 1912-03-30

day school at 10 d. m. Preaching a l II. Class meeting at D. m. Evan | gelistic service at 7:45. Prayer meet
 ing at 7:SO Thursday All are cor
 dially invited.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCiENTiST-Postoffice building, en
 trance on Monroe street. Services a II a. m; subject Reality" Sunday school 9:45 a. m: Wednesday even. | ing meeting at & o'clock. Reading i rooms. same address. open daily, eX.
 cept Sunday. ? to D. m.. SUPREME COURT-In the supreme
 court L. M. Laney who was examined | a few days ago. was yesterday ad- mitted to practice In the case of J w. Crenshaw. administrator versus T F.. Sanford. defendant in error. mo- ! ron 10 dismiss writ of error was granted.
 LEAVES ToOAY-Chief Engineer Arthur P. Davis, accompanied by En- gineer Louie C. Hin. will leave Phoe- nix this evening for Fl Paso and an inspection of the Elephant Butte and
 
 the valley for several days and has
 made himself conversant with local conditions and requirements. CASES FROM GLoBE-Two crim- inal cases were filed in the office of the clerk of the district court yester- day Eacn case was sent down by the commissioner at Globe. one had . wit he af Indian: the other is that of the gov ernment against James Mckay who
 is accused of perjury in falsifying a homestead entry.
 GENERAL PRATT RERE-General R. H Pratt founder of the Carlisle Indian school is visitor at the Phoenix Indian school. arriving yes terday. General Pratt has retired from official life and just dropped iE" to see the Phoenix Indian school or the way east from Los Angeles As mark of courtesy he was ser enaded al the school last night by the school band
 CHECK ARTIST-Officer Cum 1 mings delivered Jack Collett into the hands of the sheriff yesterday after noon. The arrest was made in Tenn pc. and the prisoner is charged with doing illegal stunts with bank chec6s There being no available 5astile in Tempe he was brought to Phoenix for safe keeping. Judge Carr. of the south side town will give the defen- ] dant q hearing next Tuesday. PEOPLES TABERNACLE-Sunday a. m. Sunday school 10 o'clock Regular services following at II a m. At the present we are using the open air tabernacle at the corner of
 West Washington street and Third avenue All people regardless of race color or creed are welcome and iI- vited to these services. At 2:3O p
 m. regular services, camp meeting
 style One can get in touch with the
 old time religion.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Al
 the Presbyterian church tomorrow
 tl;cre will be communion. and recep-
 tion of members in the morning
 There will also he the ordinance of
 baptism for the infants of Christian
 parents. In the evening the pastor
 will preach on the theme. Christi
 Entry Into Jerusalem" All are most
 cordially invited to these services
 Church at the corner Of Adams and
 Third avenue Special music in con nection with evening service.
 ANNIVERSARY SERVicES-Mar. copa chapter No. g.. order of Eastern Star will hold its anniversary services at the Second Baptist church SIr- day evening. March 31st. 1912 The annual sermon will be preached hv Rev. R. II Thomas. pastor of the church The Sunday school is ar ranging special program for Easte" which will he rendered at 3 D. m Easter Sunday Tine public is cor dially invited to attend these ser vices
 PATHFINDERS COME-Chester Lawrence, automobile editor of the Los Angeles Examiner. and Harvey Herrick the intrepid driver ana racer are due Phoenix today from Los Angeles The travellers will come in over the usual race course via Yuma and Buckeye and after a short stay here will depart for the east over the Roosevelt and Globe highways. Lawrence and Herrick are planning a cross country tour extending to New York for the purpose of finding ana recording the most desirable route for the proposed transcontinental high way.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Ray C. Harker. minister. Sunday school 9:45, John l.. Bucham. superintendent. Public worship at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m. The pastor will preach morning and evening. Palm Sunday. morning subject. "The EX- pansion of the Kingdom of God. Palm Sunday evening subject, "The Pity of Jesus" Class meeting at tine close of the morning service. Junior league at o'clock in the afternoon. Epvorth league meeting 6:30. Good musIc morning and evening "V tFe cLcrIs choir under the leadership of C. r. Nuetzel.
 LUTHERAN CHURCH - English Lutheran church service in the w.