Arizona republican., 1914-04-03

 man Geary of the corporation commits sion returned last evening from Globe and Miami, where he went in his ca pacity as District Deputy Grand EX- alted Ruler
 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS TAKE NOTICE-The funeral of Bro. J. F. Hollingsworth of the Dallas, Texas lodge will be held this afternoon at the parlors of Merryman and Hayt at o'clock. A full attendance of Knights is expected.
 w. F. M. SOClETY-The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. E. church will hold their regular monthly meeting Friday, April 3, at 2:30 p. m., at the home Of Mrs. Warwick Scott 1101 North Central avenue All ladies are cor dially invited.
 SLIGHT MORNING BLAZE-The fire department was called out early yesterday morning for a slight blaze in the engine room of the Phoenix Steam Laundry Some oily rags had become ignited and the services of the chemical outfit were required to save the structure
 SEEDS AND MUSTAlN BACK-R. R. Seeds of Fl Paso, Texas, and Rock Island fame, with E. G. Mustain, one of the big friend makers of the Fl Paso and Southwestern system, are again in Phoenix glad handing the brethren. Both these gentlemen are past masters of the art of getting business for their companies
 CHAPElLE HERE-C. C. Chappelle, president of the Federal Light and Power company of New York. which is the company owning that utility in Tucson, in company with Manager Frank Russell of Tucson are in the city for the purpose of conferring with the corporation commission relative to the Tucson gas and electric case.
 FEW POLICE HAPPENlNGS-D pite the fact that there was an unus- attracted by the presence of the circus in town. the police had little extra work to do. There were few arrests and little disorder For the most part the crowds were good natured and there was no unusual amount of drunkenness
 CONTINUOUS MIssIoN-Th spe- cial services which have been in prog ress at the Pentecostal Mission for the past few weeks will continue over Sunday of this week, with Rev. Homer L. Faulkner of Hong Kong China, who has been doing the preaching in charge. Pastor Homes is authority for the statement that the services have been really unprecedented in the manifesto tions witnessed. thirty persons having Drofessed to have received "The bap- tims of the Spirit A special welcome is extended to all to attend, especially the Sunday services.
 BARKER SPEAKS TO |. w. w. Rev. Ray Clarkson Harker of the First Methodist church, responding to an in vitation of J. Sweeney and Bert Odom, spoke to the l. W. w. last evening upon the position Of the church with regard to labor organizations. He read from the discipline of the church those passages bearing on the subject and | drew from them the conclusion that | the church favors labor Dr. Harker is l an eloquent speaker and is always list ened to with interest and attention DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY - Miss Nettie Broderick yesterday evening en- | tertained at dinner, the members of the Alpine troupe of English acrobats, ap- | bearing with the Sells Floto circus, in honor of the birthdays of Miss Beatrice | Alpine and Mrs James Frederick The 1 entire troupe was present besides a few invited local guests. Miss Broderck and the Alpines date their acquaint- ance back several years when the | Brodericks and the Alpines were close 1 friends in Pennsylvania.
 K. OF p. cHILDREN's NIGHT Phoenix Lodge. No. 2, Knights of 1 Pythias will this evening hold open house to the children of Pythians and a right royal good time is promised for the little ones. It is the annual pre- Easter event and all Pythians are urged to come and bring their children If they haven't any children they are urged to bring the children of their neighbors. No pains have been spared to make this the most enjoyable event for children held in Phoenix this sea- son.
 BUTTERFiELD TO DAM-Kenyon L. Butterfield, who is visiting the Salt River valley looking at modern irri- gation methods being carried out, will go to Roosevelt this morning in com pany with Project Manager c. H. Fitch | MT Fitch is very anxious to have MT
 Butterfield talk to the farmers of this valley on the subject of rural credits on which topic the visitor is a recog- nized authority. As the water users here have been advised to put in a de- partment of rural credits through their
 powerful association, the talk of MT
 Butterfield will probably be arranged with ease.
 l CIRCLE NO. 2 MEETS-Circle
 Number 2, of the Missionary Society of Central M. E. church will meet
 this afternoon at 2:3O in the church
 parlors at the corner of Monroe an6
 Central street. There is much busi-
 ness of importance to be transacted and a large crowd is expected.
 PHILATHEAS TO ENTERTAIN-
 The Philathea class of the Centra
 M. E. Sunday school will give an en-
 tertainment in the church parlors at the corner of Monroe and Centra
 Ave. this evening beginning promptly
 at 8 o'clock. A small admission