Arizona republican., 1919-12-16

mobiles, according to Chief of Police Brisbois, who advises motorists against leaving anything of value in their cars while away from them.
 CLOSING LUKE MEMORIAL Ac- COUNTS-The chamoer of commerce is making an effort to close all ac- counts for the advertising which ap- peared in the Luke Memorial conven- tion program by the end of this year. Advertisers who had space in the pro- gram are being called upon to submit promptly.
 CHARGE IS REDuCED-With the consent of the county attorney the charge of grand larceny against Frank Smith was reduced yesterday in Judge Wheeler's court to petty larceny, and he was fined $30. Smith was charged by A. c. Haroldson with taking a suit case containing clothing and a meer- schaum pipe from his room at 233 East Washington street.
 TO BOARD OF GOVERNORS - F. c. Johnson will succeed Glenn A. Mar tin as a member of the board of gov ernors from the seventh district, the council of the Water Users associa- tion yesterday unanimously voting him | the position. MT Martin recently re- | signed because of other pressing busi- | ness.
 MISS GILcHRlsT TO SPEAK = | Miss c. M Gilchrist. superintendent l of Associated Charities, will be the | sneaker at the regular weekly meet 1 ing of the Woman's club this after noon. Her subject being Social Service" TAe program which has been arranged by the civics education department, will include several mu- l sical numbers.
 FORMER RAY CON SURGEON DlES-Dr. J. E. Crawford, chief sur geon of the Ray Consolidated Copper cornpany from 1909 to 1919. died Sun day morning at the home of his brother. Dr. Slater Crawford. at In gram. a suburb of Pittsburg. pr. Crawford is survived by three brothers l ali doctors. and by a mother.
 DAUGHTERS HOME TO VISIT =
 Miss Helen Mitchell and Miss Flor
 ence Mitchell will arrive Wednesday l from Berkeley to pass the holiday sea
 son at home with their parents, MT
 and Mrs. S. H. Mitchell. This Will
 ha their first visit here since they
 1ef4 more than a year ago to enter the | Irniversity of California. Miss Helen
 Mitchell will be graduated in June
 and her sister will finish in another
 year.
 GETS LIFE sENTENcE-Denyine q motion for new trial, Judge StahIolo vasterday sentenced Felipe Sohce u
 serve A life term at the state penlteh
 t;arv convicted of the murder or MAT
 garito Avila near Marinette the hish
 of Julv 8. Solice, better known as "Chomacho," was found gulity py iury in the superior court last frloas'
 FIX HOLIDAY DATES Recon
 mendation that the schools of Marlcops
 county begin the Christmas noiioay' : on "Wednesday, December 24, and enc them Monday, January 3, was 1hau' yesterday by A. L. Jones, country su
 nerintendent of schools. Determlnatioi
 of the vacation which will be enJoye' by each district school IS made pS LIN school board.
 WOMAN TEACHER WANTED!
 woman teacher is needed at Sentihei
 Arizona, according to A. L. Jones
 county superintendent Of sconols' WIN
 will consider applications for the posi tion at his office in the county build inc Sentinel is situated on the mail line of the Southern Pacific railway, Il . miles south of the Gila, river, and nea the western border of the county Ih'
 school there is an ungraded one.
 WOULD-BE DENTISTS - Seven teen applicants for licenses to prac tice dentistry in tbis state are under going examinations this week at tn capital building The examinations
 started today and will run probabl, until Friday night, according to Dr
 R. C. Fowler, Phoenix member of tn { board of examiners. The board con sists of President W. A. Baker, Tue , son: Secretary Ralph J. Roper, Pres
 colt. F. A. Miller, Williams; Lewl Brown. Douglas. and R. c. Fowler, thi 9 city.
 NEW RESIDENT-G. F. Anderson . new representative of the Great Lake v Refining company of Cleveland, Ohio
 has arrived in Phoenix by motor ron
 Denver. Colorado. He will have charg of the southern half of Maricop county for the firm with which he I connected. Though expressing hl . pleasure with Phoenix and the valley MT Anderson added yesterday that n
 is still homeless" like so many other who have just arrived.
 EASTERN STAR ELECTS-Phoe nix Chapter No of the o. B. $. hay elected officers for the coming veal = as follows: Marie Mayfield, Worth Matron: A. L. Moore, Worthy Patron !, Pauline Thompson. Associate Matron II Goldie Vadder. secretary: Ethel Twit chell, treasurer; Jennie Goddard, con :, ductress: Sara Whitfield, associat Il conductress; F'reda Marks, trustee . Julia Thomas, delegate to the gran chapter which meets here in Februar.
 The officers elected will be installe
 on the evening of December 26. = THESE MAY MARRY-Marriage | ', censes were issued yesterday by tf " clerk of the superior court to th o following persons: Harry Clay Irwil "a 29, of Earlham, Iowa, and Beatrie Brown, 26, of Montebello. California s Juan Lopez, 40, and Clara Garcia, 3
 both of Phoenix; Thomas G. Brow
 37, and Hattie Christen, both (
 Wenden: Enrique M. Rivera, 23, an "a Carolina Zepeda, 23. both of Mesa Howard NJ Ramsey. 34. and Will Thompson, 25, both of Phoenix; Pet ,, ronilo Delgadills, 32, and Jesus Her ,o nandez,, 31, both of Mesa.
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