Arizona republican., 1919-04-23

formerly valued employe of the Gold man Grocery company.
 BAZAAR MAKES MONEY--The ladies of the Guild, at their Easter | breakfast and bazaar yesterday, fed 115 people and realized the sum of s1So.
 NO w. R. c. MEETING TODAY There will be no meeting of the Woman's Relief corps this afternoon, on account of the all-day sessions of the W. c. T. U.
 YoEMEN MEET THURSDAY The meeting of the Brotherhood Of American Yoemen will be held on Thursday night this week. It had been planned to hold it on another night but this plan proving impracticable 1t is announced that the regular meeting night, Thursday, will be retained.
 INFORMAL DINNER-An informal dinner will be given by the Arizona Good Roads association Friday eve ming, April 25, at 7:30 o'clock. The di- rectors of the association have been in- vited to be present and a very inter- esting and instructive session is an- ticipated by the officers.
 COMMUNITY SOClAL-Next Fri day evening a reception is to be given at the Congregational Parish house to the F new members recently received into the church and to the church's choir, which has given so many de- ightful musical programs during the winter. All friends of the community are invited.
 OSBORN SCHOOL LECTURE-Dr. Janet Reed, social hygiene expert, will lecture to mothers of the Osborn dis trict at o'clock this afternoon. There will also be a short meeting of the dis trict Parent Teacher association for the purpose of electing officers for the | next year, followed by the lecture and a musical program.
 ANOTHER EASTER CONCERT - A large and pleased audience heard 1 the Easter music rendered at the Con- | gregational parish house last Sunday 1 night, and the choir and those who as 1 sisted it has consented to repeat the concert next Sunday night at o'clock 1 for the benefit of those who did not hear it last Sunday and those who wish to hear it again anyway.
 BACK ON CIVILIAN JOB - After several months service overseas, Vir- l gil King has returned home and will shortly resume his duties in the office of county recorder, a position which | he held under Recorder Vaughn and which place has been kept for him by Edith Jacobs, the present recorder. King was seriously ill before returning to this side and spent weeks in hos
 pitals in France and England
 A CORRECTiON-Mr.S Stefan, fath-
 CT of the little girl injured at Country
 club last Sunday, desires the correc-
 ton of statement that has been made
 that she was hurt while trying to seize | of h0 nf fhn 1fl.
 round while it was in motion. The
 father says, and that was as it ap- peared to bystanders, that the little
 girl was pushed against the cable by
 the eager throng of little ones behind who, like her, were holding tickets fol
 the next excursion of the ponies. JOBS FOR SERVICE MEN-Tht
 War Veterans association has a mum
 Der of open positions for experienced
 underground men for work in the mine.
 of this state. Both miners and muck
 CTS are wanted All ex-service mer without jobs are urged to register a
 the association's headquarters in tn, War Work building as positions ar,
 open for them It is stated that con. ditions at the mines are good and tn,
 wages will be s4-so per day.
 LEAVE AFTER LONG VSTT-Mr
 and Mrs H. J. Stern of Anderson, In. diana, who have been visiting Mrs
 Harry Haugh of 360 North First ave
 nue for the past few weeks, departed
 last evening for a visit of severa
 months in California before returnin,
 to their home. They were delighte,
 with the splendid climate and the con , ditions in Phoenix and made the state
 ment that this valley was far ahead O
 the famed resorts of Florida, wher
 they spent several weeks before comin,
 to this city.
 TO OPEN ROAD BIDS-Bids wi be opened May 5, by F. F.. Wheeler
 senior highway engineer, office of pub lie roads, Luna Strickler Bldg. Al buquerque, New Mexico, on the Apach [ Soldier Project, involving 71s miles c construction. 5000 yards of rock an ] 3S,000 yards of common excavation