Arizona republican., 1915-10-23

| McCue. Globe: J. J. Anderson. Kan | sas City: John J. McGowan, Saf | ford: J. c. Foster, Fort Meade, Fla. 1 s. G. Garrett, Yuma.
 RICHARDSON FUNERAL TODAY | The funeral of the late Robert C. i Richardson, whose death occurred or ] Wednesday, will be held this after | noon from the A. NJ. F.. church. in charge of Rev Herring. the inter- ment to follow in Greenwood ceme tery.
 FUNERAL OF VIM. KEMM-The funeral of Wm. Kemm was held yesterday afternoon at the chapel of Mohn Driscoll Co, at 4 p. m. MT. Kemm was from Baltimore, Md. The funeral was in charge of the K. P lodge of which he was a member Burial was in Forest Lawn cemetery.
 HALLMARK HERE-H. c. Hall mark, general freight and passenger agent of the Arizona Eastern. with hea dquarters in Tucson, came to Phoenix yesterday to attend an in formal hearing before the corpora tion commission on the switching and spotting cases. He returned to the Old Pueblo last evening.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL - Fred Flaney. Chicago; J. M Pinkert, Los Angeles: William Farback. Tucson; Mrs A Barcus Chicago; William Harris, Ash Fork w. O. Jackson, Butte. Mont: T. E. Snider, Clarks- dale: Mrs. Joe Dalton, Phoenix; D. A Lynne, Los Angeles: Dan Blume San Francisco; Tom Tighe. Phoenix; Walter Shores N. C.
 OBSERVE FATHERS DAY-Creigh- ton M. F.. church. three miles east on McDowell road will observe Sunday as Fathers Day. The pastor will preach a speciel sermon at eleven o'clock. Sunday school at ten o'clock; EpWorth league at seven thirty o'clock. Every body and everybodys son in Creighton district are especially invited.
 SUNDAY EVENING SERMON-The Most Wonderful Life" will be the sub- ject of pr. Ray C. Harker's sermon to- morrow night at the First Methodist church. The topic will be The Boy hood Of Jesus. Other subjects will be given, later. as follows: "The Message of Jesus, The Transfiguration of Jesus" The Trial and Death of Jesus The Resurrection and Reign of Jesus"
 AT NEIGHsoRHOoD HoUSE-Dis- tinguished speakers will be present at the dollar dinner to be given Monday night at the NeighborhoOd House by the Southside Farm Improvement as sociatiOn and the NeighbOrhood club. Among them will be Vice President Marshall. Harry NJ. F'ennemore of the chamber of commerce and Dr. von Kle.rSmiG, president of the state uni versity.
 ORCHESTRA CONCERT The Arizona School of Music orchestra will give it's first concert of this | season at the School of Music to- morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock | The soloists for this concert will be ! H. M. Wright. baritone, and Edith l Liebenow, viOlinist The program will be open to the public without charge but a silver offering may be ! left aA the door at the close of the 1 program.
 JUNIOR GUlLD-The Junior Guile of Trinity Cathedral will hold a | tea at the home of Mrs. E. W. Lewis 1 50 w. Moreland Place, Thursday. Oc- l tober 2S. from three to five D. m. Dainty
 refreshments, tea. sandwiches ant
 cakes will be served. An admission fec
 of fifteen cents will be charged. Order. 1 will be taken for hand made under | wear and finished garments will be or 1 sale. Members and friends of tn,
 parish and all interested in this worl are cordially invited.
 AT THE JEFFERSON - Axe
 Hedland. Momas, Cal: 1T. W. Xii
 hard, Christmas; L. G. Moore an Il wife A
 Hill, New York: s. Half. Ney
 York: s. M. Prickert. Los Angeles
 H. A. Mann and wife, Omaha; r
 M. Layton, Safford: H. Hulse, Den
 yer; c. c. Swift, Los Angeles: Pau
 Van de Welde and wife. Ghent. Bel gium; Mrs. Eva Mckay and daugh
 ter. McCune Kas. c. E. Johnson Globe; Mrs. John McGraw, Trenton Mo; H. J. Letten. Los Angeles; F
 g. Darewit, Baltimore: Mrs. Long
 Phoenix; c. C. Ward San Francisco , FIELDING'S ELECTRIC PLAN GETS PUBLICiTY-The Novembe , issue of the Photoplay magazin I which has just been issued, containe
 an excellent picture of Romain . F'ielding's big mounted electrics plant which he has had constructe ! for the purpose of throwing a floo ! of artificial daylight into place which ordinarily would remain
 Stygian darkness. The article gay
 a brief statement of Mir Fielding | plans to use the big outfit in securin | some striking pictures of the Gran :. | Canyon, pictures which have hereto . | fore been impossible to obtain owin
 to the lack of proper lighting facil : ties. The article also stated that tt . film loving public would soon St z | some remarkable pictures of out-ol
 the-way spots in this part of u
 country which are to be taken wit Y 1 the aid of Mr E'ielding'S big SUI