Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

work from Mesa was sent directly to Washington from here in order that they might know of your co-operation under adverse circumstances"
 Still in Hospital from Injury
 Recovery is coming slowly to Ed Hudson, an employe of the Arizona Eastern railroad, who was seriously injured the latter part of last month in an accident on the railroad just out of Mesa. Hudson was rushed to. the Mesa hospital following the acci- dent and is still confined there, re- cuperating from the many injuries he sustained. He is track walker on the Queen Creek sections. His injury occurred when a motor car driven by the Queen Creek foreman, on which he was riding refused to run As- sisted by the Mesa foreman and his car, they were pushing the powerless machine when it suddenly jumped the track. throwing MT. Hudson in front Of the car and both cars running over him. He was rolled under the cars some distance and sustained a broken leg. broken nose, severe skull fracture and numerous cuts and bruises
 | To Summer in Iron Springs Mrs A. c. McQueen expects to leave eSAA&NAeAy HUI IlllAk lOI HUI 2QI1ukS where she will pass the summer. Change in Stage Personnel Several changes will be made ir the personnel of the Union Stage company on the Southside, effective Sunday morning Guy Nichols, who has been manager of the local office has taken over the Chandler run fol the company and will operate his cal on 1t, making trips every two hours each way. Ell Brownsperse ger. wht has been in the Tempe office tol some time, will assume charge her, Sunday morning.
 Meet White Sox Sunday
 Ready and anxious for anothe' chance at the Phoenix White Sox Il Mesa is fully prepared for Sunday
 battle on the local field. The tean lwill present a strong lineup witt
 Jenkins, the new catcher. behind tn bat and Gill in the box. Manage Glen Stapley is counting on avenginl E previous defeats this season at tn hands of the White Sox and prom
 ises the fans a fast, hard tough game. Play will be called at o'clock.
 Return from Chicago |i MT. and Mrs. M. L.. Ollerton re turned Saturday morning and ar stopping temporarily with Mrs. Oller 1 toms parents. Mr. and Mrs L. p1eted course in law in the Chfcag university and expects to take up th l practice of the profession in tn | valley
 Sunday Services Mssa churchss St. Marks Church Sunday schoo |t9:45 a. m- No morning service. Eve ming service on church lawn D. 2
 The lawn Is shady and pleasant I'll public Is cordially invited Franc . B1oy. rector.
 Methodist Church-Sunday schoe
 s:4s. Morning worship. II; subjec
 The Macedonian Call" Evenin | Study on Creation Many inquiris are being made in regard to the Bib
 study. Come and see what is bein
 done w. c. Miller, pastor. Christian Church-"If we and ot Y posterity neglect the instruction al \ authority of the Bible. no man e
 tell how sudden a catastrophe ma
 overwhelm us and bury all our glo
 in profound obscurity.' These a
 words of Daniel Webster. America great statesman. Bernard s. Dav
 the evangelist preaching each mig k this week at the Christian chure Ipreaches directly from the Bible. F
 messages are forceful and true to t Book The Christian church has other book than the Bible and bes
 only Bible names. It makes a pl u for unity of all Christians on Bible only. MT. Davis will spe Sunday evening on "The Message the One Church. The evening WI ship will open with a demonstrati lby the junior band. Bible school, g - a. m. Morning worship, II a. m.