Arizona republican., 1919-04-17

the winter here with her daughter, Mrs. William Gleason, of 1909 West Adams street
 HOLY COMMUNION-There will be a celebration of the holy communion Thursday evening at s o'clock ln Trinity Pro-Cathedral in commemor- alton of the institution of the Lords supper.
 ADVERTISE FOR BRIDGE BIDS The board of supervisors of Yavapai county have advertised for bids on plans and construction for a steel bridge over the Verde river at Cotton wood. Bids will be opened May 19.
 LEAVES TO VISIT BROTHER -I Mrs. J. E. Baily has left for Russ Springs, Okla, to visit her brother, who has been in hospital for eight months, after being wounded in France. Mrs. Bailey will return in the autumn.
 THREE-HoUR SERVICE = The g. | hour service will be conducted by Dean Scarlett in Trinity Pro- Cathedral from 12 until o'clock Good Friday. The service consists of a series of brief service, each grouped about one of the sayings from the cross.
 EASTERN STARS TO MEET Queen Esther Chapter No. 2 O. F. S., will hold & regular meeting Thursday evening at s o'clock in the Masonic 1 hall Initiation and refreshments. All members and visiting members are in | vited to be present
 | WANTED BY THE RED CROSS 1 The service section of the Red Cross, room 23, War Work building, has in- formation to import to the following persons, with whom it is very anxious to get in touch: Harry Ardelias Swick- ard, Pierre V. Foulk, Satrino Ramirez, Eloise Mildred Miller, and Allean Johnson.
 EXTEND TAX PAYMENTs-Upon recommendation of City Manager Thompson at the meeting yesterday of the city commission and which was seconded and carried, the time of pay ment of the second installment of city taxes was extended to April 25, 1919. The resolution was carried unani- mously
 COME HERE TO LIVE = John F. Cuppy of Los Angeles. editor and owner of "The Heights sNews," a weekly publication in Los Angeles, has arrived in Phoenix with Mrs. Cuppy to remain permanently. MT. Cuppy who has published "The Heights News" for
 
 the ownership of that paper although residing here
 OIL OPERATOR lEAVES-George
 $. Curtis, oil operator and producer,
 who has been spending the winter in
 Phoenix, has returned to Oklahoma
 He will first superintend the spud-
 dingin of the Texas Oklahoma Petro-
 leum company's No. 1 on their Lucy
 Berryhill lease in Okmulgee county
 and then report on some of the hold
 ings of the company in Texas. SENATOR SMITH TO LEAVE - United States Senator Marcus A. Smith who has been in this city for the past several days. will depart this morning for Globe. The senator stated yester- day that he was certainly enjoying the stay with his many friends in Arizona and was glad of the rest after the re- 2 cent busy session of congress. He die not discuss any of the vital issue oi , the day.
 IN SUPREME coURT-The su- preme court yesterday directed an or
 der of prohibition and to show cause
 against the superior court of Mohave { county on the petition of J. F. Miller { of that county. The petitioner was 8 { litigant in a matter in which a verdict : was awarded him after which the court , granted new trial of the case. The , petitioner alleges that the time hat : passed within which such new tria could have been granted
 STATE EDUCATORS HERE -
 Charles c. Grover. superintendent O ,, the Winslow schools, and Carol c Dolman, superintendent of schools a Holbrook, were in the city yesterday conferring with Director l. Colodny ant
 |. 2 education, relative to Smith -Hughe work in their schools. Both schools , are already giving vocational course : in mechanics and home economies, an, 0 hope to extend the work
 i SENATOR ASHURST TO PRES
 COTT-United States Senator Henr, f F. Ashurst left yesterday for Prescott
 after a number of days visit in Phoe
 nix. He stated just prior to his de
 parture that he was planning on re n turning to this city within few days
 When questioned in regard to the gen n eral conditions of the country at tn
 present time the senator stated that i
 his opinion conditions would not be " come normal until after the peac
 terms were actually signed but tha , he anticipated prosperity throughou | the land following that event LENTEN SERVlCE-Special Lente l services will be held at the Zion Evan
 gelical Lutheran church Thursday eve # ming at S:30 and Friday morning at is o'clock At the Thursday evening ser l. vice the passion history of Christ q = compiled from the four gospels will Ia read interspersed with the singing c if appropriate Lenten hymns. On Goo
 Friday morning the pastor. Immanus
 P. Frey, will preach sermon on tn 3, last word of Jesus on the cross, Fla T ther, Into Thy Hands I Commend NJ Sirit" The church is located on Mint I avenue between Adams street an
 Woodland avenue.
 e TO HOLD CAMP MEETING-Per tt mission to the Arizona Conference c '. Seventh Day Adventists was give l. yesterday by the city commission { S. conduct a camp meeting on West Fill d more street between Fifth and Sixt
 avenues from May 9 to Jpne l. j. ET
 rest Bond, president of the conference J appeared before the commission with communication requesting permissio . and stating that he had secured con if sent of the property owners within ths "a vicinity to the holding of the cam - meeting. The commission gave unan m nous consent
 FOR POULTRY MEN = An intel - esting and very helpful bulletin for u n inexperienced poultryman is Farmer if Bulletin No. 957, issued by the Unite is States department of agriculture. TT
 title of it is Important Poultry Di. L. eases" There are many things in tn n little bulletin that some of the e, .a perienced poultry folks would fiji
 valuable. Some little space is d. +s voted to the importance of health