Arizona republican., 1920-04-01
SPECIAL HEALINe sERvIcE-

] dlally invited
 SEEKS CITlZENSHtP-Jame Mark McCulloch. local photographer, yes terday filed his declaration of intention l in the office of the clerk of the United
 States district court. McCulloch, who l is native of Scotland. came to Amer NEW ATTORNEY HERE-Edward
 Everett Ingels yesterday was admitted to practice law in all the courts of the l state of Arizona by the supreme court,
 on the motion of J. c. Phillips. He presented credentials from the supreme
 court of Missouri.
 CLUB DANCE-One of the clubs | popular dances will be given at the | Madison Improvement club the In-
 dian School road Friday evening" April 2. The committee in charge of the | occasion is composed of the members | husbands, and the refreshments and l evenings entertainment are yelled in l mystery, but a good time is assured to | all who attend.
 l INVITES KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-In-
 vitation to attend Easter, service at | Trinity Pro Cathedral on Sunday even | ing, April 4, has been extended to Phoe-
 nix Commandery No. 3, Knights Tenn | plar by the Very Rev William Scar | lett. The invitation has been accept 1 cd and all knights have been requested
 to report at the asylum propmtply at
 z o'clock that evening. The request is | in the name of Leroy Thomas Suther- | | Breckenridge St. Claire. recorder | SURVEYS APPROvED-Thc fol- | lowing surveys were approved by the | surveyor general yesterday: The Bun ker Hill and Tom Payne claims Of the Julian Kennedy, Jr., in the Mineral | Creek mining district in. Pinal county; three claims of the Little Ajo Mining company in the Ajo mining district in | Pima county; fourteen claims of the | Consolidated Arizona Copper Mines r1xr l in Santa Cruz county, and the Vol canic claim of Charles Rambo, situated in the Warren mining district in Co., | chise county.
 HOLY WEEK SERVICES Special Holy Week services will be held on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock and Friday morning at II o'clock at the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church, Ninth avenue between Adams street and Woodland avenue. On Thursday evening the passion history of the Sa- vior as compiled from the four gos- 1 pels will be read and appropriate Len 1 ten hymns will be sung. On Friday morning Pastor Immanuel P. Frey will | preach a sermon on "The Significance | of Christ's Death" A cordial invita- tion to attend these services is extend ed to all.
 EASTER EGG RoLLING-General l invitation is extended to little kiddies who are not yet included in parties
 
 Easter egg rolling party at Eastlake park, to be given by Yna Sonstegard King. Besides the egg rolling fun. | there will be dancing and story tell ing for the children. The children who wish to take part in the egg rolling contest are each asked to bring three hard-b boiled colored eggs and a tablespoon. The fun will begin at o'clock.
 WANTS RED cARPET-senator Charles Roberts of Cochise county, candidate for governor on the demo- cratic ticket, returned from a trip in the north yesterday and is a guest at the Ford hotel. Before leaving on his trip, Senator Roberts told Andrew Baumert, Jr, that when he was elect ed governor he wanted a red carpet on the floor of the executive offices instead of green. which is the prevail ing hue throughout the floors of the official suite of Governor Campbell Mir. Baumert promised to bear the matter in mind
 ACCOMPANIES PRISONERS - Deputy Sheriff Al De Witt will leave this morning for the state prison at Florence with LeRoy E. De Verr and Thomas Bragg. De Verr was sen fenced to serve from one to five years on a charge of passing bogus checks years on charge of grand larceny.
 MAY BRING NEW CHARGE-Ac- cording to a letter received yesterday by Sheriff Montgomery from Sheriff Mcdonald of Cochise county, Rene Mistron. who is serving a six months sentence in the county jail, will face a felony charge in Tombstone when he will appear in the court of Justice Wheeler to answer charges of passing a s25 check with insufficient funds in the bank.
 rNtOIto n n churches of Phoenix have united to take religious survey of the city, be- ginning Tuesday, April 6, and closing Saturday, April 10. The Phoenicians are asked to give their aid in tabulat ing the information, which will take but moments time, when the vis- itorS call. as the work will be. of great assistance, not only to the churches, but to the whole city. The inter- church movement is giving its assist ance to the survey in every way possi- ble. All persons who have been se- lected to do the visiting are requested to plan for their work between the dates set.
 BIG DIAMOND BUYER HERE-l Ben Sandack, head of big diamond house of his name in Chicago, and who is reputed to have made some of the largest single purchases of diamonds in the country. has been in Phoenix for several days. The purchase of bank rupt stocks of diamonds running into the hundreds of thousands of dollars is credited to him. MT. Sandack will leave soon for Chicago.
 ENFORCE GAME-POSTAL LAW Game killed in violation of the law and offered for mailing is classed as unmailable matter and will not be ac cepted by any postoffice, it was an nounced yesterday by Game Warden Joe V. Prochaska, who said that all game killed out of season or during the closed season comes under this ruling, | which, it appears. has been a law never enforced, but which is on the statute | books and was discovered by the game | warden, who called the attention of Postmaster Selim Nicholson to the | section. with the result that from now | on the law in this respect will be en- forced.
 VALENCIA ARRAiGNED-Anton l Valencia yesterday was arraigned be- fore Justice Wheeler on a charge of ! failure to provide for a minor child. |