Arizona republican., 1915-12-25
WAS HERE FROM LOWELL.

WAS HERE FROM LOWELL lion. Billy Graham If L,wen WIS III
 the city yesterday en route to the coast to spend the holidays.
 FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED The fire department was called out early last evening when some clothing in q closet in the home of Mexican family living at PIT East Jackson street was found to be afire. The trucks
 made quick runs but the fire was out before they arrived
 THE NEWSPAPER SALE FUND.- 1 In the report of the sale of copies of i The Republican on Thursday morning 1 there was a slight error in the
 amount raised, it having been stated ! that $42 worth of the papers had been sold. This amount should have been | $45.J0 made of the sales as follows: i by Mr. Heard, $26; by i2ben E. Lane. i $17.15 and by W. <. Stevens. S2.35. JACK SULLIVAN BACK - John | Sullivan, a brother of former Fire i Chief ePter II. Sullivan, who since the death of the chief, has been living at 1 Niles, Kansa. arrived in town late last evening and will make his home with | his brother, Tom l.. Sullivan. He paid q visit to the Central fire station inn ! ceived no end of Christmas greetings 1 CHRISTMAS REVIVAL-A Christ mas revival under the auspices of ] the Hebron Holiness Seminary Asso- citation will begin on Monday at the ! old Wigwam Theatre. opposite thu. 1 Phoenix National Bank It will be
 under the direction of Weaver Hess, | of Los Angeles, c. J. Nease of Pasa- ! l. of " ] O. Nease of Phoenix. The revival will continue at least until January 9 CELEBRATE-One of the most sue ! cessful Christmas Eve celebrations oc-- cured yesterday evening at the Bap- l tist church, at which time the regular l children's program was given. Under 1 the management of the Brotherhood of the church an offering was taken up for the benefit of the poor peoD-e | of the city, an unusually large sum being realized. Anyone knowing of any person who is in distress or want, or in need of assistance of any kind, is requested to call phone No. SS57. any time today, and the matter will be given prompt attention.
 WILL. HOLD HEARING AT MIAMI l-Messrs. Ferguson and PhillipowSki and one member of the state corpora ti0n commission will go to Miami on Dec. 2S for the purpose of hearing 6 number of matters which have been called to the attention of the commis- sion by the residents of that city. The matters to be considered will be the questions of extending electric and
 water service to the residents of the
 Live Oak addition to that place, tho matter of supplying day electrical current to the city of Miami, and also
 the question of allowing the Arizona Eastern road to construct q grade crossing at Loomis avenue in Miami
 BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING The annual meeting of the Bar Asso- citation will be held Monday, January l0 in the Superior Court. Among the interesting and important reports sub mitted will be that of the code com mttee. The defects in the present code will be pointed out and q gen eral discussion will follow. Floyd M Stahl, a member of the committee of arrangements, said last evening that there would be a number of prominent Out-of-tOwn attorneys present, and addresses on subjects of vital inter- est to the bar will be made bv the visitors and local members of the association. Election of officers will be held at this time. The afternoon meeting is called for two o'clock and in the evening banquet will he given at the Country Club to which each member will be permitted one guest. Besides MT. Stahl the commit ice of arrangements comprises T. r.. 1 Nelson Captain I. l.. E. Alexander, 1 p. II. Hayes. James p I-avin. Alex ander Baker and John L. Gust. P. i W. O'Sullivan is president of the as- sociation.