Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
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GLENDALE. May flowing to the great increase in the demand for boxes in the local postoffice, Postmaster Hawks has been forced to add more of them, IA new boxes having been put in in the last few days and the fixtures changed around to make more space. Lately the line in front of the general delivery window has resembled a big city office. Only tranSients are sup posed to patronize the general delivery window
 In a short time it is hoped that a carrier system will be installed in the city.
 Ali Organization Night at Revival
 On Wednesday night of the coming week all of the lodges and organiza- tions of all Ainds are to attend the revival meetings which are being held by Evangelist Hart at the grammar school auditorium. Each organization will attend in body of it's own mem bers.
 The closing exercises of the grammar school were held last Wednesday night at the auditorium. Forty five pupils were graduated from the eighth grade this year. The operetta "YaniSf San" was presented as the final pro- gram of the school year and was very favorably received.
 The high school held it's commence ment exercises last night, 22 graduates making up the class. F. D. Raley de- Hvered the address on "The Acid Test c. c. Green, president of the school board, presented the diplomas. This is the largest graduating class in the history of the Glendale school.
 Baseball Sunday
 Glendale fans and the Giants will journey Sunday afternoon to Mesa, to meet the fast Mesa team in the first game of the Valley league. Glendale's lineup is a strong one and they expect to win.
 J. ". DeFever and family have nov ed to Phoenix where they have pur- chased a home. The house they were ccu1ying here has been sold.
 Many Sales in Glendale
 This past week seems to be bargain week in Glendale. The Toggery con ducted a big "overstocked sale and the Cole Dry Goods company started a closing out sale. At the same time other stores announced reduced prices.
 Union Evangelistic Services
 The eYangelistlc services are grow ing in interest Friday evening Rev. Hart preached on Mountain Peaks for the Christian. Following the sermon an altar conservation service was called and a large number responded. Sat urday night a song service was held in the park.
 Sunday morning, Rev. Harts mes sage will be based on sponsibility." Sunday evening, ~Shams' or "Camou- | flage-" These subjects. together with the one for Tuesday night next, that of He'll are among the leading ones 1 Of the evangelist's addresses. Monday night will be observed as a rest night. l The choir seats have been rearranged and large chorus choir will add much to interest of the meetings. Cotton Meeting This Week i A meeting of farmers has been called for Thursday night in the Glendale Woman's club house to discuss the ! present cotton situa tion. Marketing problems will be the basis of the lead I ing speech. Mir Morgan of the Cot | ton association was in town arranging for the meeting.
 Buys Business Lot
 Dewey Little of the Pantatorium, has purchased a lot on Glendale avenue | from J w. Coles. He plans to erect q building there later for his cleaning establishment. The present trend cf 1 the building of the business sections seems to be toward the east along ! Glendale avenue.