Arizona republican., 1919-02-04

members and others interested are urged to be present. A program has been prepared in which many young people will take part Aspirants in art and versifiers are requested to bring samples of their work for Cooperative review and criticism. A brief talk on the fundamentals of art will be given by one of the speakers. Membership is free and there are no strings. Call Land investigate.
 COMMITS SUICIDE Despondent because of ill-health, Charles P. Ar mold, a negro, comitted suicide early yesterday morning by swallowing q large quantity of strychnine His body was found short time after his death by his wife and children. Coroner Wheeler was notified and with a jury viewed the remains at the Arnold home on East Jefferson street. An inquest was held later in the day, the verdict of death due to strychnine, selfad- ministered, being returned.
 TO PROTEST TO GOVERNOR Leading representatives of the dairy interests will meet at the Governors s office Wednesday morning at 1e o'clock to discuss the regulations recently sent out by w. A. Barr, state dairy commissioner. It is reported that wig | orous protests will be entered from i some quarters against the enforcement of the regulations. Among those who will be present are John Bradshaw, | Henry Renaud, F. R. Saunders, Mrs. l o. R. Hansen. E. L. Shaw. L. B. Orme w. A. Barr, state dairy com missioner and managers of the local creameries.
 WHITE ESTATE IN COURT-At the request of the widow, Mrs. Mary White, Lafayette Myers yesterday peti- toned the court for letters of admins tration of the estate of Philip S. White who died at his home in Glendale or January 25. Whites community in. terest in real estate in the valley wa. estimated at $15,000 in the petition which will come up for hearing il Judge Lyman's division of the superior court at l.: 30 o'clock February r. Tn, heirs -at-law are the widow and chil. dren, Glenn, aged g, Harold [, Maxim, I, Quentin 2 and Herbert, two month! old
 RESIGNS AS SUPERVlSOR-Lir B. Orme, yesterday rendered his resig- nation to the board of supervisors as member of the highway commission MT. Orme Tn his resignation states tha' ms personal business will not give hin time to devote to movement The board accepted the resignation and appointed A F. Jones to succeed MT Orme. Thc board in it's regular monthly meetins approved number of state roat claims. The board in it's regular month. ly meeting approved a number of stat, road claims. The notarial bonds o Mary Ann Fife and J. B. Skinner wer, approved
 MANY ATTEND REVIVAL-Th, revival campaign at the Free Methods church, corner Adams and Fifth street opened Sunday with a good attendanc, at both services. Evangelist Wilson's sermon Sunday morning was upon tn, Warfare of the Saints" The fist O the thought presented was, that W, should not underestimate the power that are assailed against the churci and the individual christian but shoul, view them honestly. and then catch tn vision of the powers that are for th church. namely consciousness of right justice, the presence and prayers O Gods saints, the ministry of God heavenly host, and the word of God The subject at night was on tn ? Need of ReVivals. Prayer meeting , will be held daily in different parts q the city. Service each night at, !: st,,s \! are invited to eonls ss',s.., ...~.,s,