Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
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TRINITY -CATHEDRAL-The usual Sunday services will take place today at Trinity Pro- Cathedral, with Dean Scarlet in charge.
 COlORED M. E. CHURCH-The regular services of the Lucy Phillips Colored Methodist Episcopal church will be held at the church house to- day.
 MRS. FREEDMAN RETURNS-Mrs N. Friedman, accompanied by her children, returned to Phoenix Friday evening after very pleasant visit in Tucson.
 ARIZONA PATENTs-Hazard & Miller, the pioneer patent agency, of Los Angeles, has received by wire from Washington, notice of the issu ance of a patent to Louis w. Geere- key, of Douglas. for a protector
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH The revival meeting of the Central Methodist church will continue. as usual today A large chorus choir under the leadership of A. A. Fran cis, will provide music for the meet ing.
 SUNSHINE MISSION-The regular gathering of the Sunshine mission will take place, today, at 2:30 o'clock. Street service will be held in front of the court house on Washington street, and in front of the Sun Drug store, on l First avenue.
 SON IN SERVIcE-J. W. Graham, bailiff of division one of the superior court, has received word from his son, Ralph Graham. that he is en route for New Jersey shipping yards where he has been ordered to report. Young Graham is a skilled mechanic. He en- tered the service in the early autumn.
 RAILROAD MlSSlON-The Mexi- can section of the Railroad Mission | Sunday school will open at 10 o'clock | today. The American department will l begin at 2:50 o'clock. Mission, for i adults, will take place at 3:30 o'clock. | The branch reading room of the mis- 1 sion is open daily.
 CREIGHTON CHURCH - Morning services at the Creighton Methodist Episcopal church will begin at II o'clock today. A special sermon will | be delivered by William Osborn. Bap- tismal services will take place dur | ing the morning session.
 WOMAN NEEDS WORK-Nfrs. Dora Campbell, mother of six little children living at the rear of 1907 East Monroe street, needs employment to support her little family. She is willing to dc washing and ironing. Any persons having such work to be done would ,bt aiding this willing little woman by call ing upon her and arranging for the work.
 JUVENILE coURT-Arthur flag gard, alleged check artist, will be triet by the juvenile authorities. When ar raigned before Justice Wheeler yester day the boy, who was brought bacl from New Mexico on the charge O forgery, gave his age as 17 and the cas' was transferred to the juvenile court. SPEEDERS FlNED-Miss Eleano Lewis pleaded guilty of violating tn
 speed law on North Central avenu
 when she appeared before Justic Wheeler yesterday. She was fined S1( W. B. Morse also paid a $10 fine il
 the same court for speeding on tn
 Tempe highway.
 FOR HOME MISSlONS-Th Hom
 Missionary society of the First Meth
 odist Episcopal church will meet to
 morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock T
 the home of Mrs. Garland B. Couct
 Al West Willetta street. There
 business of importance and all mem
 bers are urged to be present by thos
 in charge.
 LICENSED TO WED - Marriag
 licenses were issued yesterday {
 Fred A. Van Ritter, 45, Tempe, an
 Helene Oeljin, 8, Tempe; Fred W
 Walls, Jr, 19, Buckeye, and Bann
 E. Bayless, 23. Mesa; James R. Doug
 las, g, Phoenix, and Lena V. Levi! 2S, Flagstaff; and Edgar ". Robbins AS, Mesa, and Annie Maria Cash, 8 Scottsdale.
 IN NEW FIELD-Ray S. Hubbar has resigned his position with tn McNeil company, in whose emplo he has been for the last four and half years, to accept position in tn accounting department of the Ari zona Eastern Railroad company. Be fore coming to Phoenix MT. Hubbar was manager of one of the larges weekly newspapers in northern Il linois. The typographical union sorry to lose MT. Hubbard as one (