Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

cay by Judge Stanford in the superior court. He was sentenced to serve 63 days in the county jail, covering d period which has already elapsed. In addition he was fined $25.
 SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ARE STOIEN-Dr. Charles B. Palmer has reported the theft from his car on Thursday night of a valuable kit of surgical instruments and two medi- cine filled cases. The car was stand ing in front of the hospital at the time the eases and instruments were re- moved.
 MUST STAND TRiAL-Jose Silbas, charged with rape, was bound over to the superior court yesterday by Judge Mckee of the West Phoenix precinct Justice court. His bond was set at soOO, which he was unable to furnish.
 THESE MAY WED-Marriage Ii- censes were issued yesterday by the clerk or the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Tresensio Salasas, 21. of Chandler, and Matilde Roman, ly, Of Goodyear; Fenn J. Harris, 23 and Mildred c. Masterson, 20, both of Tempe
 MISS PAXTON RECOVERING - Miss Nora Paxton. severely injured sunday night in collision between street car and an automobile in which she was riding, is slowly recovering according to the latest report from St Joseph's hospital. Unconscious for more than four days after the accident, she is now said to be able to recognize relatives at her bedside.
 NOTED PHYSICIAN TO SPEAK Dr. LeRoy Stoddard of New York City. will speak at luncheon given in his honor at noon today by Dr. F. H. Redewill- A number of the physi- clans and surgeons of the city will be nroSpnr- pr Sfnddard d,yr. ing the war in facial reconstruction among muulated soldiers, and his sub Ject at the luncheon today will be Reconstruction Work in Surgery"
 WILL TELL OF iNDiA-Temple Castlenlaine. psychologist and health lecturer. will speak Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the K. P. hall on With the Masters in India" The lecture is free.
 GOSPEL ERvicES-Gospel serv- ices will be held at the Wilson school house Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. G. M. Lehigh, D. D., pastor of the First Baptist church, will bring the message.
 RETURNS TO VALLEY = Prof. Carl Leebrick, one of the earlier grad uates of the Tempe Normal, now with the department of history at the Uni versity of California, has returned to the valley for the first time in II years and is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Zebrulan Pierce of Mesa Pro- lessor Leebrick is public speaker of some prominence in California educa- tional circles.
 TO CASA GRANDE-Dr. John J. Sitlxin. who has just finished taking the examination before the state den- tai board. left last night for Casa Grande- While there Dr. Sitkin will look over the town and surrounding country with the view of locating there.
 ON vAcATioN-sherma G. B1ske chief draftsman of the surveyor gen. erals office, is taking a brief vacation. He will return to his duties after the
 WOULD BECOME CITIZEN = William George Merkley, a valley rancher, yesterday filed his declara- tion of intention of becoming a citi zen of the United States. Merkley emi- grated to this country from Canada in December 1SS6- His sister. Mar garet Merkley. filed her declaration of intention on Thursday.
 RETURNS TO COAST-Mrs. Leland s. Putnam, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. K. Reynolds, on North Seventh avenue. returned to Los An geles this morning. The present home of the Putnam family, old pioneers Of PinaI county, and former owners of the townsite of Arizona, is in Panama e- August to put her daughter in school in Los Angeles. She is a sister of Charles M. Boggess, cashier of the Southwestern Cotton company.
 HERE FOR HOLIDAYS-P. H. Camp, an automobile man of Atlanta, Georgia. will pass the holiday season with his parents, Reverend and Mrs J. c. Camp, in this city.
 HOME FROM SCHOOL = Miss Elizabeth Wilson, a sophomore at the University of Arizona, will arrive to- night to pass the holidays with her mother, Mrs. w. A. Wilson.
 ROWENA BAZAAR-Rowena circle. Brotherhood of American Yeomen. will continue it's bazaar Saturday at 10 o'clock in the Central Bank building.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL AT AlHAM- BRA Sunday school will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow at the Alhambra school Reverand c. L. Fitch will pre- side, and will also conduct an after noon meeting at o'clock.