Arizona republican., 1919-04-11

Conservation at the Congregational parish house Sunday evening at o'clock. This will be an inspiring ana instructive address to which the publlc is invited.
 MOTOR GAR DEALER HERE-A. E. Colbertson of Los Angeles, who IS prominent in motor car clrculeS poth in this city and his home town, is in this city on business. He is accom- panied by his wife, registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 FINED FOR GAMBLING-Jose Bar rientos, Miguel Martinez, Conception Bruvo and Leopoldo Gusman arrested Sunday in a gambling raid by the city police, were fined S25 or 25 days each in police court yesterday afternoon. None of them had paid at a late hour.
 GOES AFTER WINTER VISIT - Miss Erna Sutton departed Tuesday morning on an extended visit with relatives and friends in Illinois and Indiana She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. J. E. Hughes of Tipton, Indiana, who has been spending the winter here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. J. Sutton. Mrs. Hughes also has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Amster of C1arkdale.
 PRIVATE STEWART HERE-Pri- vate Roy Stewart returned to Phoenix yesterday on two weeks furlough, the first passed in this city. since he left here Il months ago with the motor transport corps. Stewart, who. has been stationed at various camps in this country, has no idea when he will re- ceive his discharge from service, hav- ing orders to return to Baltimore at the end of his furlough. Before join ing the colors he was teller in the National Bank of Arizona
 STUDENTS REciTAL-Tonight at the School of Music, an attractive mu- sical program will be presented by piano pupils from the class of Frank Ronald Evans, and vocal of karola Prick. Piano numbers will be given by the Misses Anna May Daley, Mau- reen Olsen, Ada Galbraith, Lucille Ban ta, Mary Lee and Anna Marie Calvert with songs by Bessie Barkley. The program will begin at S:15 o'clock. No admission fee is charged, and the pub lie is cordially invited.
 SELL SCHOOL BoNDS-The bid of Sweet, Casey and Foster, of Chicago was accepted by the board of super visors yesterday for the $65,000 bonds voted for the Gilbert school district The eastern firm offered par and ac- crued interest and s16OO premium fol l the bonds which bear interest att pel cent. The bidders will print the bonds free of cost to the district. Only ont other bid was made, Powell, Gerard S l Company, also of Chicago, offering ral and accrued interest and Q premium O 1 s1,500.
 FINDS ROULETTE WHEEL-Thai roulette has been in operation in Phoe- nix was discovered yesterday when Sheriff John G. Montgomery unearthed a wheel in the shop of Wah Quong or Seventh avenue and the Buckeye road The wheel and all the paraphernalia were confiscated by the officers and were interesting exhibits at the sher- 1 lii s office where many dropped in tc sec the reminder of the good old days" Montgomery stated that he be- lleved that the wheel had been in use but that the authorities had no certain evidence to that effect.
 FINDS POTASH DEPoslTS-Ac. cording to a letter received by the Phoenix chamber of commerce from D R. Grant of Yuma, several large depos- its of potash have been discovered neal that city. In the communication to the local organization, MT. Grant asks in formation in regard to firms whicf might be interested in the purchase O potash. Harry Welch, secretary of the chamber of commerce, immediately notified the Bureau of Mines of tht University of Arizona at Tucson, of tn, discovery at Yuma and also others wht are interested, advised investigation O
 the matter at once.