Arizona republican., 1919-12-12
NOTED AuTHoR sPEAKs-

L. Fletcher Sims Brockman, author of note and well known T.. M. c. A. worker, will speak at the monday meeting of the Y. M. c. A. workers at the 'Y' today. MT. Brockman is Hi Phoenix on his way to China. For many years he has been identified with the I. M. c. A. and has travelled all over the world in its interests. What he has to say to the workesr today will be of extreme interest.
 JEROME VERDE APPEALS-Ap- peal to the supreme court of the state was made yesterday by the Jerome Verde Copper company from the deci- sion awarded to Delmer Riley, who recently brought suit in the Yavapai county superior court for s45,000 as damages sustained in a mine accident while employed by the company. | Riley was awarded damages in the amount Of s12,500. against which award the company makes its appeal. HARVEY JENKINS ARRAlGNED-- | Harvey Jenkins was arraigned before Judge Wheeler yesterday on a charge of failing to provide for his minor children. His examination will take place today at 10 o'clock.
 R. G. ARTHUR IN CiTY-R. c. Ar thur of Douglas arrved yesterday and 1 is stopping at the Hotel Adams. | w. A. DILLON ARRlvES-W. A. 1 Dillon of Ash Fork arrived in the city yesterday and Is stopping at the Hotel l Adams.
 INVESTIGATE PAVING PRO- 1 JECTS-Federal ,aid paving projects l for the cities of Winslow and Flag
 staff are under investigation by Office
 Engineer F. M. Holquist and Division 1 al Engineer E. A. Wolfe of the state highway commission. The officers left
 for those cities last night.
 LAND AT SIPS PER-The only bid der for the public land. James G. Darter, yesterday purchased 80 acres in Cochise county from Uncle Sam for SIPS an acre. The sale was made through the United States land office. l JOE GALAS SENTENCED - Joe Galas, found guilty of statutory rape December by a jury in the superior
 court, was sentenced to serve from five to six years in the state peniten- tiary yesterday by Judge Stanford.
 ARTHUR LARBiG DIES IN EAST Announcement has been received by friends here of the death of Arthur | Larbig at the home of a brother In
 Maplewood, New Jersey, December 10.
 His wife survives him. Although not
 a resident of the valley. he was widely
 known and had many friends made on
 visits here who will mourn his death.
 LADIES' AID TO MEET = The
 Ladies' Aid society of the First Meth
 odist church will hold a meeting at
 the home of Mrs. James Aldrich, 33
 West Lynwood street, at 2:30 o'clock
 today.
 BIG LABOR MAN SPEAKS = Charles Easton, international repre- l sentative of. one of the unions affil- : lated with the American Federation of ' Labor, will speak before the Women's Trade Union league at 2:30 o'clock | this afternoon at 23S East Washing . ton street. All members and others interested are urged to attend. PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR TODAY The women of the First Presbyter-
 ian church will hold bazaar this af- . ternoon at the church. Cooked food. , fancy bags, fancy work and candies will be on sale and a chicken dinner
 will be served at o'clock.
 REcoVERs FROM OPERATION Mrs. J. M. DiaZ, wife of Dr. Diaz, y formerly of New Mexico. has returned
 to her home on Fourth avenue. havins completely recovered from an opera T tton perIofIneu at St. dosepnS nospl- ]. tai two weeks ago.
 HERE FROM NEW YoRK-Lieu; n H. Gaines and Mrs. N. R. Gaines ar f rived in the city yesterday from New T York and are stopping at the Com
 1nercial hotel.
 e FROM AUTO ClTY-J. T. Loomi.
 and party were among the guests al l. the Commercial hotel yesterday. com l. ing here from Detroit, Michigan. IS LONE STAR STATE MAN = Ton $ Mckenzie of Fl Paso was q visito I. in the city yesterday, stopping at th' k Jefferson hotel
 l. ARRIVALS FROM FRiScO-Amoni r. the arrivals from san Francisco wh' n registered at the Jefferson hotel yes 2 terday were w. H. Pickard, R. Sur .. mer and P Fl. Buhman