Arizona republican., 1912-09-28
CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH-Oppo-

tor. At II a. m. "A ThreefOld Prep aration"; 7:30 D. m. The Lost Op- portunity." Matt 25:10; 6:30 D. m. League meeting; 9:45 a. m., Sunday school
 TRINITY HEDRAL-Ser- vice will be held tomorrow. seven teenth Sunday after Trinity, in Trin ity Pro Cathedral, South Second ave nue facing courthouse, the Rev. Will liam J. Scarlett, rector, as follows: Morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH. Corner Adams and Fifth streets. Sun day school at 10 a. m.; preaching at II a. m.: class meeting at D. m: evangelistic service s o'clock. Prayer meeting Thursday night. All are cor dially invited
 VERDUGO ARRAlGNED-Lorre Verdugo was arraigned before Justice Johnstore yesterday morning on the charge of killing Gomocendo Ozuna last May in this city. His prelim- mary examination will take place next Tuesday.
 OF INTEREST TO LAWYERS As has been announced the calendar will be called in superior court this morning and attorneys who are i'm plicated in any pending litigation will find it to their interest to be present at the setting of cases.
 FORD HOTEL-Morris Katz, Son Bernardino: T. L. Roberts; Santa Ana, Cal; J. M Williams. Fl Paso; q. H. Bolin. Phoenix; William Will kinson and wife, Wenden; D. w. Rawlings and wife, Prescott; F. O. Machey. Tucson; J. K. Murphy and wife Wickenburg; Ida B. Smith, Pellin. III.
 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH - The pastor, Rev. R. H. Thomas, B. Tn, will preach morning and even ing Subject of morning discourse. Texas and the National Baptist Convention" The Sunday school will conduct their quarterly review at one o'clock. The public is cordially in vited to attend these services.
 HOTEL ADAMs-James Y Mac Alister, San Diego; Dave Sinag. Chi
 
 5. Joralemon. Warren; R. L. Scherer. w B Neff. Los Angeles; A H. Gardner. Tombstone; w F. Staunton. J D. Fisher Los Angeles; J. \. Purdum, Globe: H s. Elliott. Bos- ton; Mme E. Edwards, Paris; F. H. Reyes. san Francisco; C. O. Miller. Los Angeles.
 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Corner Fifth avenue and Monroe street Bible school 10 a. m; sermon, II a m there. My Words They Are Spirit and They Are Life" Even ing service 7:3O, theme. Why Shall We Study the Bible" Good music. The quartet will sing at both ser vices. Public cordially invited. Wis itors will find both services bright and the fellowship cordial.
 TO SELECT TRAP slTE-A meet ing of the members of the Phoenix Gun club is called for this afternoon at which time all attending will re pair to the fair grounds and make a selection of a site for the placing of the traps to be used 1t the ap- preaching tournament. One of the traps will be placed in commission immediately and the members of the 1 local organization will at once begin practice shooting in anticipation of entering the tournament events. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - J | Harvey Deere, D. D, pastor. The Great Prayer of Christ and Foolish | Folks" will be the pastors theme 1 Sunday morning at II and Sunday ] evening at 7:30 o'clock. All are urged l to read the seventeenth chapter of | John before coming at the morning 1 hour. The Sunday school at 9:45 ! a m. w. G. ToHeson, superintendent l The $. Y P. U. at 6:3O p. m. Turner | Mclean, president. The sermon series l on Folks You All Know was 1 greeted by a full house last Sunday night The next sermon will bt 1 preached tonight: subject, "F'oolisf Folks" Let all be on time for the 1 song service.
 FIRST METHODIST C HURCH- First Methodist Episcopal church Ray C Harker minister. Sunday school, 9:45 a m.; public worship 1 II a. m. and 7:30 D. m.; Epwortf League meeting, 6:3O D. m. At tho 1 morning services, J. l.. Burchman vii ] speak on The Blood of Christ" The evening services will be under th' 1 direction of the Methodist Brother 1 hood; pr. w. ". Wilkinson, presi dent of the brotherhood, will preside
 An address will be given by J. Ian 1 drum Graham, general secretary O l the Y NJ. C. A, on the subject, "Th | Young Mems Christian Association
 an Open Door to Service" J. L 1 Burcham will speak concerning tn ! large increase in the number of mel
 in the church. The public is cor dially invited to attend these ser
 vices
 MORE JOBS WITH UNCLE SAN Uncle Sam has still further job
 vacant for aspiring young men. Tn civil service examination board wit
 headquarters in this city has trans ! mitted to the public press, announce ments asking for applications for ex animation for the position of mate i the coast and geodetic survey. DO sition that pays $110 per month. Tn qualifications required for this posi- La fl