Arizona republican., 1921-11-11
OFFICE OPEN TWO HOURS

OFFICE OPEN TWO HOURS - For the convenience of attorneys hav- | ing business there. the office of the clerk of the United States district court will be open today from Il to | F o'clock.
 V.F. w., ATTENTIoN-The mem bers of Maricopa Post No. 720, Vet erans of Foreign Wars, will form at | the corner of Adams street and Sev- enth avenue at o'clock to partici- pate in the big Armistice day parade. WOULD WORK FOR HOME - A request has been received by the | chamber of commerce from a moth | CT in New York who has a son she wishes to send to this climate for the winter. The young man is ap- parently strong, weighs 175 pounds and in order to have the benefit of this climate he is willing to work for his board on some farm. For three winters past he has had pneumonia and for this reason the mother is anxious to send him to Arizona. l Anyone desiring further particulars or the name and address of this young man, should enquire at the Chamber of Commerce.
 NEW DAUGHTER ARRIVES - Mrs. J. E. McCulley, 153e West Me Kinley street, received word yester- day that her daughter. Mrs. Mickey Mcclure, wife of Mickey McGuire, known here because of his abil- ity as a baseball player and also his | connection with the Standard Oil company, has given birth to an eight pound baby girl in Berkeley, Calif. The new arrival has been named
 and mother and child are reported to be in the best of health and spirits. The address of the Me Guires is 1857 -f~S Way, Berkeley. Calif.
 ARMIsTIcE DAY MAP-A copy of the official and secret map put out by general headquarters showing the
 exact location of every army, army
 corps and every division at ehe time of the armistice has been placed in the window of the United Cigar store . where it will remain all during today The map Is very complete, showing the entire western front as the lint stood at Il o'clock of November II 1918, and the disposition of troops oi
 all the allied armies and also the des- ignation of units of the enemy that were opposite each sector. This hav- ing been a secret map, it Is doubtless if it has ever before been seen in
 Phoenix. It is placed for Armistice
 day only through the courtesy oi
 Major Thomas P. Johnson, senior
 vice commander of the local post oi
 the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
 SPECIAL SCRIPTURE COURSE
 A special course of study in the ! Scriptures is being conducted in the
 Church of God, Ninth avenue and Madison street. every Friday night
 at 7:45. The classes. which at pres- ent has an average of P members is making a thorough study of the Book of Matthew. The studies are
 conducted by s. L. Johnson. pastor , and give the students a clearer yis- ion of some of the hidden treasure: } of the Bible. The divisions, its mis-
 sion, to whom written, the Christ oi
 Israel in fulfillment of prophecy, ge-
 nealogy and some startling facts witf the human ancestry of Jesus, tn, doctrine of the incarnation, the par.
 ables, of Chapter 13, and many oth-
 CT subjects of great interest to stu
 dents of the Bible. All who are in.
 terested in Bible study are invited
 to the classes. The lesson begins a
 7:45 prompt.
 INDIANA POLITICIAN HERE -
 Robert G. Miller, prominent in thu
 legal circles of Bloomington, Ind.
 and in the Republican party of tha : state, arrived in Phoenix yesterda, to SpSnu lIi0 WCSh Wllu HIS SUI 1 Henry H. Miller, 20 West Willett; street. MT. Miller came here iron | Denver, where he was concerned witt 1 legal business which had brough him from Indiana. He has been dis | trict chairman of the Republican par 1 ty in Indiana for many years; a dele gate to many Republican nationa conventions, and is now a membe of the Republican state exceutiv 4 committee. For many years he ha 4 been a close business and persona friend of Postmaster General Will H Hays. He is also a member of tn Mystic Shrine, and will take part il the ceremonial which begins today. Red Cross Health Centers proven disease. Help them to exist.