Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
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GOING TO COAST-Mr and Mrs. Sam Levy and Mrs. Hannah Moore will leave Monday for Los Angeles.
 TO PREACH AT TRiNITY-Rev. F. R. Jenkins will preach in Trinity Pro- Cathedral at Il o'clock today.
 DOG lNTELClGENCE-For the in formation of those deSirous of adopt ing dogs, there are two at 213 East Fil- more, part spitz and collie and one at 1410 West Washington street.
 NO SESSlON-There will be no ses- sion in division No. of the superior court tomorrow as Judge Lyman has not yet returned from Holbrook where he is sitting in a murder case.
 RETURNS TO PASADENA-Miss Elizabeth Miller, who passed the spring season in Phoenix the guest of her brother. James Miller, Jr., clerk of the court and Mrs. Miller, returned last evening to her home in Pasadena.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were granted yesterday to Sam uel Homer Oliver, 19, Tolleson and Bessie Tyrone, F, Tolleson; Robert A. Boice. S9, Phoenix and Alba Quill lin, 32, Blackfoot, Idaho.
 GO ON VAcATION-Mrs. George N. Mclean and Miss Blanche Kelley are leaving this morning for San Fran cisco. They will later journey to Cor onado, where they will spend the summer.
 SPEED AND NOISE - Raymond Schreiber will have to appear in police court tomorrow afternoon at o'clock to answer for the charge of violating the muffler ordinance. Marian Gal lago will have to be there at the same time for speeding.
 BRIDGE SPEEDING-For exceeding the speed limit on the Tempe bridge the following paid fines in the justice courts yesterday: H. A. Diehl, J. B Van Rider, J. B. Johnson and K. E Potter. The arrests were made by Il M. Watson, county motorcycle officer
 SEA ISLAND PRlCES- w. H Teasdale, secretary of the Savannah Cotton exchange, in a telegram to The Republican yesterday stated that Sea Island prices remain unchanged, that the market was quiet and there were no sales.
 WOULD RAISE RATES-Applica- tion for permission to raise motor cal stage line rates between Phoenix an( the Ray Superior district was fileC yesterday in the offices of the state corDoration commission by the Jones Kittle Stage Line company.
 SSIONER RETURNS-F. A Jones, chairman of the state corpora tion commission, returned yesterday from the coast where he made an eX tended business visit. MT. Jones while away spent a brief time with his sor who is a student at the University O Southern California.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST-The Churcl of Christ, on the corner of Grand av enue and Eleventh avenue, having brought their revival period to a clos will hereafter meet each Lords day a 1O:3O o'clock for bible study, and a F o'clock for communion. There vii also be bible study Thursday night.
 RAINIER TO SPEAk-Sergean Rayner, who has seen service on tn western front, will speak at tn Reaksecker hall at Alhambra Mon day evening at S:S0 o'clock. Sergean Rayuer has a message rom th | front which he will deliver and thos in charge urge that all in the dis trict attend.
 OUT UPON BALE. Linsenmeyer who was arrested Thursday night ol the charge of uttering disloyal Ian guage, will be given his preliminar, | hearing before Justice De SouZa at l o'clock Tuesday morning. The loca butcher has furnished the S2,OOO bon placed by the court
 APPOINTED AGENT The Ow Drug company has been appointed al enrolling agent for the United State Shipping board to enroll young Amer jeans from 21 to 30 for service in tn l Merchant Marine. Notice of the ap pointment was received a few day ago.
 ECREE GRANTEO-Chargin that her husband failed to provide 10 her and that he was guilty of intem perance, Mrs Mary Davis told tn story of her unhappy married life i Judge Stanford's divorce court yester day, winning a decree. Davis, who wa convicted of bootlegging charge. serving time at hard labor at tn county road camp. The couple Wa married in Prescott in 1909.
 LEAVES FOR SOUTH-Mrs. R. I Butler and daughter, Geraldine, leaving Friday for an extended tri south. Mrs. Butler has taken an actlv part in Red Cross work this season an was an ardent worker in the recen drive. giving two days. one for tn | Washington school district, the othe with the women of the Presbyteria church.
 JOY SMoKER-Kee Lee was ar rested by F. A. Weage, deputy Unite States marshal, yesterday on tn