Arizona republican., 1919-03-30

MIAMI JUDGE A VlSlT OR-JudSe E. A. McEachren, of Miami, is in town for short time.
 ROOSEVELT MAN IN TOWN -i Hoyt Medler, cattleman from Roose welt. is a guest at the Commercial while in this city.
 TO CHURCH BY NEW TIME Services this morning at the First Church of Christ, Scientist, will be held in accordance with the new time.
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN- The Council of Jewish Women will hold it's next meeting April 3, at the home of Mrs. Wilson, 200 East Pierce street.
 VISITOR TO GALLUP-M. J. Me Cauley departed yesterday for Gallup, New Mexico, in the interests of the Southwestern Portland Cement com pany.
 ADAMS p. T. A. MEETING The Adams school Parent-Teacher associa- tiOn will meet at the school at l o'clock Monday afternoon.
 WINTER VISITORS DEPART Mr and Mrs NJ. J. Hollahan and son, who have been spending the winter in Phoenix for the benefit of MT. Hollahans health left last evening for their home in Paducah, Kentucky.
 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH The Ladies circle will have charge of the evening service of the Calvary Baptist church today. There will be . missionary program followed by mis- sionary pageant. All are welcome.
 LEAVE AFTER VISIT HERE-Mrs. l.. Walker, her daughter Hazel and home of ]. s. Warrenstaff at 905 North Sixth street, left yesterday morning for their home in Pratt, Kansas.
 WOMAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY The WOman's Missionary Society of the Cartwright Methodist church will hold it's annual meeting at the Central church, Phoenix, at ? o'clock, p. m. The program will begin with d reading and solo by Mrs. Cleaves.
 RAILROAD MAN HERE - Gus Quickenstedt, auditor for the Arizona Eastern. is a Phoenix visitor for d few days, stopping at the Commercial. E. F. Devlin, proprietor of the Arizona Eastern store at Globe, is also a guest at the same hotel
 CALL ANOTHER MEETING-A meeting of the watermelon growers of
  noon in the Water Users assembly hall failed to materialiZe when less than a quorum was present at the appointed time and place. An endeavor will be made to get the growers to meet next Saturday to line up for the coming melon season.
 FOWLER SCHOOL ELECTION Peter Cruog was unanimously re-elect- ed to the position of trustee of the Fowler school. The other two mem beTs of the board are M L. Simser and James Willis. The board yesterday decided that the school should plant more rose trees on the school grounds. l Several orange and grapefruit. as well as rose trees, were planted by the school on Arbor day.
 | WALTER SWlTZER TO COAST l Walter Switzer of Switzers Style Shop. l left last night for Los Angeles, to be gone several days While in Los An 1 geles, Switzer will complete the pur- | chase of the entire stock of a manu- ! facturer of national reputation. and as soon as the merchandise arrives in Phoenix will announce a merchandise ing event of more than usual interest l to the ladies of the Salt River Valley
 THE CARTWRIGHT METHODIST l CHURCH-Rev. G. w. Forman, pas l tor. Sunday school at 10:30 o'clock | (new time). Preaching service, with music by the orchestra following. will be held at o'clock D. m. Song ser vice and preaching by the pastor. At ! the close of the service the usual get together meeting at the parsonage Bishop Du Bose will give an address l Tuesday, April 1. Everyone is vel come.
 NEW SPEED COP-Roy MorrelI has resigned as county motorcycle officer the board of supervisors accepting the | resigntion and appointing in Morrell' $ place. H. M. Watson. Watson is thor Oughly familiar with his duties and has knowledge of all the speed demons having served in this capacity for the county until injured in a motorcycle accident which forced him to give uI the work. He has completely recoved and is again on the lookout for violat- ors of the speed law
 BIG CLASS INTO D. 0. K. Ks Initiating a class of 41 candidates into the mysteries of the order. the local lodge of D. o. K. Ks held a big meet ing last night. The program was not completed until late hour, the fl new brothers being extended the full
 
 ner. it is reported A large delegation was present from Miami among them being George Seuuer, Mike Rice l.. w Zachry. J. C. Light Judge E. H. Me Echran. J. C. Burdick, E. B. Burdick C. Colburg, C. Curnow and F. C. Cutter.
 SUNDAY SERVlCE-Calvary Bap tist church invites all visitors anC strangers to worship with them Sun day morning at 9:45 a. m., Sunday school; Bible classes for all ages. I a. m., morning worship; sermon bN Pastor c. M. Rock; subject ''The Mar in Doubt" 7:30 D. m., missionary ser. vice conducted by the ladies of tn, church. led by Mrs. L. w. Coggins. 4 very interesting program has beer prepared. Come and enjoy it. 7:3 prayer service, Wednesday evening All are invited There will be n, change in time of servics-old time.
 Some Phoenix people who are usini and endorse the Automatic Water Va poriZer: Eugene Jackson, Chief En , gineer City Ice Delivery Co., Grogal and Anderson, eXpressmen; Ben Nea city fireman. The Automatic Wate Vaporizer gives any quantity moistur to cylinders desired It removes al carbon, keeps spark plugs clean, give engine more power and saves from 259 to 4Oqo gasoline. Sold on a 10-da, moneyback guarantee. s. S Piper representative, Hardwick Hotel. 1 SETTLE INJURY SUIT-The actioI brought by J. J. Hayden against tn United Arizona Copper Mining an. Smelling Company for $25,000 damage was settled out of court yesterday, tn amount of settlement not having beel made public. The case was set for Mon day morning when it was to have bee heard before Judge Stanford The ac