Arizona republican., 1915-03-25


 be Col. McClintock.
 The members are all urged to be
 present and visitors are extended a cordial invitation to attend the whole or a part of the meeting.
 1 GUILD TO HOLD TEA-The Junior | Guild of Trinity Pro- Cathedral will
 hold a tea at : o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lyman Bennett, i 500 North First avenue. There will be a short and pleasing musical pro- , gram All ladies are invited.
 LENTEN COMMUNION -Mid-week l communion services will be held at { Trinity Pro- Cathedral at o'clock this
 morning. There will be a short talk 1 by Dean Scarlett. All members of the
 parish and their friends are urged to attend.
 ZION LADIES' AID-The Ladies' Aid of Zion English Evangelical Lu- theran church meets with Mrs Tue ] key this afternoon at 316 North Sixth avenue.
 NEW NOTARIES- -Notarial com missions were issued yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to D. NJ. ! of Blue, Greenlee county
 HARVARD MEN MEET-The Har- 1 ward club of Arizona will have an in ! formal smoker at the residence of , Judge Kent. 1922 w. Adams St. Friday evening. Important matters will be :, discussed and a general good time will | be in order. All Harvard men are n- vited.
 CONDEMNED NEGROES HERE Two negroes. formerly regular soldiers. were brought here yesterday, on their way to the penitcntiary at Florence. 1 The men were convicted of killing a 1 chauffeur in Bisbee and are under sen i tence of death. Tine men were in charge of Deputy Sheriff Rafferty. i IMPROVING TEMPE ROAD-A 1 force of men this week started work improving the Phoenix Tempe stretch of the state highway with a dressing of caliche. The material. which is being brought from near the Tempe bridge, will be used to surface the entire stretch to the southside town. 1 When finished the new coating will be about three inches in thickness | ONLY SOME EAM-The fire de partment was called yesterday morning at 7:50 o'clock to the Central Drug store Tn response to an alarm sent in | from Box 412. Arriving there q cloud ! Of smoke" was seen issuing from the l transom. A clerk was in the act of opening the establishment and when | entrance was affected it was found tha, | steam was issuing from steam pipe i, which formerly had been connected with a rediator and upon which no car
 had been affixed when the radiator was
 taken out The entire interior was giv-
 en pretty thorough wetting from the condensed steam
 SMASHED A WHEEL-Given the choice of saving the police patrol wagon from damage hy running down ant pern2ps killing bcyclst who could
 not stop, or running the patrol intY q
 twclve-inch cast iron pipe, Policeman 1 Gttlley yesterday afternoon chose tho latter plan. The bicyclist escaped in. JurN, though his wheel was damaged | ana q rear wheel of the patrol was
 smashed into smithereens The affail happened al Adams street and FiftI avenue. The patrol was towed to tF, municipal auto repair shop bv Acting Chief William E. Simmons of the fire department
 I MISS REDEWILl'S RECITAL
 Miss Alice Redewill. the pianiste. who | symphony orchestra under direction
 of Henry Schoenefeld in Los Angeles
 recently. is expected home within q few days and preparation is being made for her Phoenix recital. The
 date as previously announced is Mon-
 day evening, April 5 The seat sale
 opens this morning at the Central
 Pharmacy. Washington and Center
 direction of the Woman's Guild of the
 Trinity Episcopal church for whose
 benefit the concert is given Miss
 Redewill will give the entire program : by herself consisting of the best o
 pianoforte literature.
 , JAMES DAVIS DIES-James C. Da wis. since 1892 a resident of PhoeniX
 died yesterday afternoon at the famil, residence, BPS North Fifth avenue. age,
 about 60 years. For several years h. ,-Was q member of the United State , regular ar4ny and participated in tn ? Indian campaigns. For several year lie conducted fruit store on Wes . Washington street at the site of tn f present Kress store. For the past thre
 or four years he had engaged in cand l and confectionery business with hi stand at First avenue and Washingto T street Besides his widow he is sur
 vived by three sons. James Jr.. and Ca l rev H.. of this city and H. J. Davis q
 Stanwood Mich. a daughter, Mrs. F !. M. Coe of san Jose and q brother, ( { II. Davis of th:s city. Funeral arrange { ments will not be made until word | received from the son in Michigan as t whether he will be able to be present q -O-
 < THE JlTNEY IN WASHINGTOI } The announcement of the iitne
 bus routes in Washington is awaite ~ with interest by many residents. wh feel that they may obtain direct an \lrapid transit by this means. where as they have small chance of ac commodation through the extensiO of existing car lines The promoter }I of the local enterprise are wise i |. closely studying the situation, t
 reach the maximum of traffic wit
 a minimum of routing. If the jitne
 bus IS to be of any advantage {
 the district it must be made profit
 lahIe tn the uromOtprS and tO he z