Arizona republican., 1920-01-28
SPECIAL ELECTION
 ID VOTE O|v BONDS
 CALLED IN GLENDALE

GLENDALE, Jan. 27.-At last nights meeting of the town council resolu- tions were adopted calling a bond cleo tion for March 5. This is also the date of the municipal primary election which will therefore save the taxpay- CTS the expense of a special election
 Three issues are to be submitted to the voters, one for $35,0O0 for improy- ing and extending the water works system; another for S25,000 to pay for the city's portion of the paving pro- gram, and a third for S2O,000 with which to improve and extend the cleo tric lighting system AS all three are of vital importance to the future growth of the city, it is anticipated that the issues will be voted with big ma jorities.
 Glendale in 1918 had some 392 mu- nicipal water connections. At the close Of 1919 this had grown to approximate ly TOO connections, taxing the capacity of the present system. As the present rate of growth is as rapid as at any time in 1919, the extensionrof the sys-| tenn has become a necessity. Likewise, with the electric lighting system, which is about up to capacity In Glendale's paving program, which at present takes in 14 blocks in the present dis trict, the city owns frontage on four
 
 ing, since the state laws require that q municipality must pay cash for this work, the bond issue is imperative un- less the paving program is to be a failure.
 Reception For Gen. Pershing
 All ladies of the Red Cross wishing to attend the reception for General Pershing at the Woman's club Friday noon, please phone Mrs Ira A. Moore, phone 19, for reservations. Please have all orders in before D D. m- We'd | Eesday. Tickets are 75 cents each.
 Child Welfare Circle
 The Child Welfare circle will meet | Wednesday. February 4, at 2: 30 D. m, at the home of Mrs. Casey. If you have | any articles or know anything you | would like to share with us on the | subject. come and tell us about if, we | want to hear them. If you can borrow | the book, read the lesson and be pre- pared to discuss it. Paper. "The Aim | of Education. What the Parents Should | Expect Of Teachers" Section T. page | 1S6. The relation of school education | to our social and industrial life. Sec. z. page 134- The child's preparation for industrial life Section ', page I4O | The varied problems of school clothes. Section z, page 223. Poem, .'The Lad der," by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
 Christian Church News
 Rev. Gilmore, pastor. Services for Sunday, February 1: Bible school at S:45 a. m.; morning worship and com munion at II a. m-. subject of sermon, | Jesus Christ and the New Birth." Text: John 3:1-21. Christian En- H deavor topic. What Does Our Pledge Require?" Evening worship at 7:3O D. m. Subject of the sermon, Reject ing the Authority of Jesus" Text, Luke 4:16-30. In this sermon the re- lation of Jesus to civil government and social conditions will be discussed Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve ming at 7:30 D. m-
 C. E. Convention and Banquet
 The Christian Endeavorers of the Glendale Christian church are asked to attend the convention at Phoenix Fri day, Saturday and Sunday at the Gen. tral Christian church, also be present Tor the banquet Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock.
 SeweII Go. Lighting Up The Sewell Electric Co. is one of the busiest firms in Glendale. They have lust completed the wiring of Peoria residences and business houses. They were busy yesterday installing lights md wiring in the new municipal build- ng in the park. Many farmers are installing wiring in their new houses sr. James East of Glendale. who Is a fine new house. is installing wiring for lighting system.
 
 HOME WANTED I wish to purchase . or c. room louse as an investment. Must be lose in.
 GEO. O. FORD 20 F.. Washington Phone I716.
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