Arizona republican., 1922-05-12
Coming Events

/ saturday, Way Is - closing enter-
tainment at Fairhope school, 230
East Mcdowell road, 10 a. m.
Saturday, May 13.-ReguIar meeting
! Maricopa County Insurance Agents
association at Grand cafe, noon.
Saturday, May 13--Monthly meeting
of Marieopa County Poultry asso-
citation at University Of Arizona ex-
pertinent farm at Mesa, 2 p. m.
/ Sunday, May A.-Community Bible
class at city hall, $50 a. m. E. S.
Clark, leader.
Sunday, May 14-Mothers' day exer-
cises at high school, .. m.
Monday, May 15.-RecitaI by Miss
Bess Barkley at Arizona School of
| Music, 8 p. m.
Tuesday, May 16.-concert by Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Alden Enyeart at First
Congregational church, 1915 p. m.
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ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON =
The Rotary club VIII hold its regular
weekly luncheon meeting today noon
at the Hotel Adams. 1t will be the
first meeting at which the newly
elected president, Al c. Taylor, will
ALL-DAY SOCIAL - The Ladies'
Aid society of the First Presbyterian
church will hold an all-day social
meeting today. A program will be
given after luncheon.
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING
The Garfield mission cottage prayer
meeting will be held this evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rich
1925 East Roosevelt street.
"ARIZONA DAY" PROGRAM
| Last Wednesday was "Arizona day"
with the Capitol Parent Teacher as
sociation and a fine program was
presented after the regular business
session of the organization. Includ-
ed in the program were singing and
| recitations by the pupils of Miss
| Velma Barkley and Miss Frances
Murphy Papers were read by men,
| bers of the association relative to the
| history and progress of Arizona. A
social hour was enjoyed after the
program had been completed.
GOVERNOR is PLEASED-Grati-
/ fication over the cordial reception
rendered Ralph III. Cameron, United
| States senator from Arizona, and the
| evinced at the Republican get
| together dinner at the Hotel Adams
on Tuesday night, was expressed by
Gov. Thomas II. Campbell in a tele
| gram from New York city to his
office. Governor Campbell left Phoe-
nix last Friday for Washington, d.
c.. via New York city, where he
stopped to deliver $1.50O.000 in state
tax anticipation bonds recently pur-
chased by the Bankers Trust COM
pany. Yesterday Governor Campbell
went on to Washington, where he is
! expected to take an active part in
behalf of the Smith McNary irriga-
ton bill now before the house for
| consideration
POSTPONE SOCIAL q The ice
cream social which was scheduled
! to be held by the women of the Gem
! trail Methodist church at the home OF
Mrs. r. w. Taylor next Saturday has
4 been indefinitely postponed
BIG USED CAR SALE-A. w.
Farewell, nationally known as an ex-
pert automobile merchandiser, is in
Phoenix this week for the purpose
of conducting a mammoth sale of
used cars for the r. d. Roper COM
pany. Mr.. Farewell has held sales
in every section of the country and
notable success has attended his ef-
forts. He has associated with him a
force of motor car experts. A fea
| ture of his sales is talk he delivers
before each days sale starts con-
corning the values that are offered in
the stock.
LIQUOR SALES cHARGED-G.
l.. Epley was charged with three il
legal sales of intoxicating liquors in
an information filed in federal court
yesterday by United States District
| Attorney Fred Bernard. Epley was
arrested several weeks ago when FED
eral officers found a quantity of te-
quila in his ear. The car was seized.
Tie resides at 610 South Central ave-
nue.. Bond was fixed at $1,000.
/ INTEREST IN REVIVAL - The
special revival meetings being con-
Quoted in the old Republican build
ing at the corner of Second and
| Adams streets by Evangelist A. @.
Carr, round the world evangelist, are
increasing in interest. with every adj
ditional service. There has been a
steady increase in the attendance and
the manner in which the evangelist
is handling the scriptures is deeply
impressing his listeners. Every ut
terance seems as a direct appeal to
the heart to yield its very all to God
for his full and complete possession,
A number have already made a full
decision for new life. The meet
ings are to continue every evening
beginning promptly at 7:45 during
the week. with three. full services
Sunday. Mrs. Carr is to have spe-
clal ch1ldrenS meetings Saturday
afternoon at 2. 80 and large attend
ance is expected.
/ CALL FOR ROAD HIDS-With the
approval of District Engineer T.. s.
Wheeler of the plans for the paving
of the Old Trails highway through
the town of Winslow, a call for bids
to be opened in Phoenix on June 10
has been issued by the state highway
department. The plans call for a
pavement is feet wide and inches
thick, approximately one mile in
length. Through an agreement with
the town council in Winslow the
town will add paving to the highway
strip to make a full width street in
the main section of the town and win
add a curbing and gutter Two types
of paving, concrete and asphaltic con-
crete, are asked for and the bids will
include the construction of a 21-foot
span bridge. This project has been
pending for more than two years,
but it was only recently that matters
We're in such shape to call for bids
on the job.
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