Phoenix tribune., 1919-03-15
Revival MeetInas contInue-


The revival meetings at the A. M. E.
church continue and large crowds are
attending these meetings nightly. Mrs.
Mary E. Wilson, the noted evangelist,
is doing splendid work and her efforts
are being rewarded by number Of
additions to the church
Oklahoman Passes Away
Hon. Moses Jones, an attorney of
Boley, Oklahoma, who came to this
city several weeks ago for the benefit
of his health, passed away on Friday
morning, March 7, at the residence of
Mr.. A. c. Curry on West Sherman
street.
Influenza Is Upon U.s.
Judging from. the number of blue
cards displayed throughout the city,
the flu is again with US. The southern
section of the city is literally covered
with quarantine cards and a number
of deaths have been reported Won
der why they don't say something
about this in the big daily papers. It's
news. II may not be good news, but
it is news just the same. Better jacR
up your reporters and have them make
full" reports.
The March Crisis Here
j. w. Smell, Of newspaper fame. an
nounces the arrival of the March Cri-
sis. lie says that the Chicago Defend
er and the Crisis are his two best
bets and it is hard to keep enough of /
the copies to supply his trade. Besides
these two leaders you will find the
Dallas Express. Kansas City Sun, The
Freeman, the HalfCentury Magazine,
New York Age and in fact any paper
YOU want at p South 2nd street. Get
a fish sandwich while there and you'n
be sure to come back for another.
Night School Opens
The school authorities elected Mrs.
Emma L. Clayton to teach the night
school for colored people Monday
night. March 10th, was the opening
night and about IA people gave in their
names. Il requires 16 students to
entitle us to n night school and it be-
hooves you 10 come out and enroll
your name if you want this night
school. The classes will meet Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday nights of
each week The administration has
installed a big incandescent light in
the study room and you are assured
Of a well lighted place in which to
do your studying. Don't fail to come
out and enroll your name with the
night teacher, if you want to brush
away a few cobwebs from your brain
Carpenter ard Builder
J. II. Carter Of Jerome is 9 recent
arrival in Phoenix. He is a first class
carpenter and builder and is seeking
location in Phoenix He has had
wide experience in the building line,
as he spent several months with big
contractors like T. B. Stewart of this
city and a number Of others. He pro
poses TO give the cobred people of the
valley a chance TO have houses built
like they want them and not as the
contractor says Mr. Carter carries
some fine letters OF recommendation
from Arizona people and he asks only
a chance to prove himself He IS
staying at the residence Of Mr. Allen
Smith. p East Madison. phone 2617
If you want to build anything from a
screen sleeping porch to a $4,000 man
sion, consult Mr. Carter.
a Cooperative Grocery
W. b. Hudspeth. 1912 E. Jefferson
street, a recent arrival from Houston,
Texas, announces his intention of or
ganizing a cooperative grocery con
cern. He has had considerable exper
fence in the commercial world and was
quite successful in Texas and other
places. He was forced to come to this
city on account Of his health and now
that he is here and feeling so well. he
says that he cannot refrain from en-
tering into business. He will be at the
league meeting Monday night, March
II. at Douglas school and explain his
proposition. He says that II the peo
pie don't care to take hold OF propa
sition OF this kind. he is going to
launch out alone. Comeout Monday
night and hear what he has to say. Mr..
Hudspeth has been in Phoenix only
three months and has purchased q
modern S-room brick residence. cor
ner 14th and East jefferson streets.
He says that Phoenix certainly looks