Arizona republican., 1917-09-16
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or tle s lpeTlOT GOGIt Will pS llt'b oi Monday morning.
 CAVALRY BAPTIST SERVICE = The evening services of the Calvary Baptist church will be held at o'clock in the Y. Nj. c. A. stadium. ser mon will be delivered by Rev. c. N. Rock, of Asheville, N. c.
 NEW FlRM-Fred Jacobs, formerly located at 21 North First avenue, has entered into partnership with Harry F. Pierce, and the new firm has opened offices at 106 West Adams street in the Columbia theater building.
 E. {. HOWARD nGTO RNS-B. F. Howard, proprietor of the Howald garage, returned from the coast last Thu sday, after spending several weeks CD a combined business and pleasure trip at various points in California.
 SUES FOR DlVoRcE-Phil.po Monahy yesterday instituted divo-c ce against Mrs Sallye Boatman Monahy naming James Summerstout The couple were married in this city in August 1915
 NAFziGER IS DACDY-Deputy Sheriff Charles Nafziger yesterday became a proud father Nafziger appeared in Judge Lyman's count with his wife and her tiny daughter by a former marriage and legally adopted the little one. The child. unusually beautiful, will take her fathers name and will be known as Phyliss Glen Nafziger.
 DEAN SCARLETT TO PREACH The Very Reverend William Scarlett dean of the Episcopal Diocese of Ar zona, will preach at the morning ser f.er ronI o'clock today. There will be the usual Sunday school service at 9:45 a. m.
 SEEKING ENGINEER HESS-An inouiry has been received at the police station as to the whereabouts Of Vii liam Hess, a railroad engineer, last heard from in Bisbee and Fl Paso. It is said that a sum of money is awaiting him. Any person knowinS the address of Hess should communi- cate with the police station. SEEKING HIS FkTHER-Mortimer Parks, 315 Military avenue, Detroit, has written Chief of Police George O. Brisbois asking his assistance in locat i ing his father, Hugh Gordon Parks. 1 He says his father is, or was. employ i in a publishing house in this city. He i is anxious to secure his address in order to place himself in communica- 1 ton with the elder Parks,
 SENTENCES CATTLE THlEF- l Jesus Rosalez, self confessed catte ] thief. was sentenced to serve not lees than two nor more than five years in l the state penitentiary at Florence by ! Judge Stanford yesterday. Rosalez has ! a wife and four children, and accord ing to the authorities the county will have to care for the family while the nriconar cpryeS his term
 FUNERAL OF R. EMERSON WHiTTLE-Funer services for the late R. Emerson Whittle, who died Fri day night at his home at 1856 West Taylor street, will be held Monday at
 ? D. m at the Moore & McLel'an un-
 dertaking parlors. All friends are in- vited to attend The deceased is sur
 vived by a wife, Minnie V. Whittin;
 a stepfather, Joseph Pate; two broth CTS, Ernest and John and two sisters
 Mrs Lena Hughes and Mrs. Blanche
 Dodson
 ALLEGED YOUNG RO8sER HELD ], Victor Viez, alleged to belong to the . band of robbers whose chief, Pedro
 Salinas, is but 15 years of age. was
 given his preliminary hearing before
 Justice De Souza yesterday on a rob- bery charge Viez is one of the ban
 
 of flour from the Lightning Delivery company. He protested his innocence
 but the evidence against him was suf-
 ficient to hold him to answer to the } superior court His bond was placed in the sum of $500, which he did not ] furnish.
 CLOTHING IS NEEDED-Person: having children's clothing no longer { used are requested to donate the same
 to the Associated Charities Members
 of the association state that because O. ? the beginning of school their stock has
 been entirely depleted. Yesterday { number of young lads of school agt
 could not be supplied with clothing be cause of the encroachment on the
 stock. A go-cart for the use of !;
 three-year old paralyzed child is als' desired by the organization. X FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Sunda Q School at 9:45, Prof Lloyd C. Elliott | superintendent Rev Wayne Robinson I will preach in the morning services a > 11:00. and in the evening services a
 1:30 o'clock. After the sermon in tn, . | evenirg. Rev. J. Franklin Day will ad | minister the ordinance of baptism; | number of new converts from the I'm manuel Baptist Church having beel
 accepted by the new church as candi | dates for b2 ptiSm.
 | lMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH.
 Sunday School at 3:00 D. n Preachin
 at 400 o'clock by Rev. j. Franklin Day
 Rev. Day will preach also at 7:39. Thi 1 will be the closing service of q tw
 weeks campaign which has been yer
 successfully conducted by Rev. Bledso
 and Rev. Day at the immanuel churcl | The ordinance of baptism will be ad | ministered Ey Rev. Day to number c l new converts after the evening servic s at the First Baptist church.
 II SURPRISE PARTY A delightft ! surprise party was held Friday eveniB ~ at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. ; Groom of North Sixteenth street | hc7or of Owen McKellips who has bee
 drafted and is awaiting the call to tn l colors. The evening was spent in game | and dancing and at late hour dain I ty lunch was served. Those preser
 were Mir. and Mrs. c. G. Moore MI
 Tnez Bragg. Mrs. B. A. Waggone
 Misses Helen Robertson. Hortense Sc | well, Luella Davis, Ethel Bills, Nab | Waggoner, Frances Greiff. Ida Greif
 Messrs. Lee Holt. AL Greff Ernie Vos ! S,lhler, Gilbert Turner. Horace Steel | Sherman Moore, Lewis Fleming, Harr | Westfnll, Robert Fleming, Troy Brat | ley
 Fl SUES FOR PIANO DAMAGE-Th;
 his grand piano valued at $1 900 WE
 damaged by the negligent and carele.