Arizona republican., 1919-01-21

n hEE PEEOEhS FlNED - JO- seph McAleer, Tom Morris and John Chack were fined s10 each by Justice Wheeler yesterday for violating the speed law in the 20mile district on North Central avenue.
 TO TRY FOR OFFICERS-There | will be a meeting of the high school | boys who wish to try out for cadet l officers at the science building Tues 1 day afternoon at 2:45 o'clock. All 1 acting officers, sergeants and corpor- i als, are urged to be present.
 LIEUT.. BETTS ARRlVES.-Lieut. 1 Forrest Betts, son of Corporation Com i missioner Betts, yesterday returned 1 from Camp Pike, where he was in the officers training camp and lately re- 1 ceived his commission as second lieu | tenant of infantry.
 BACK FROM FRANcE-Word has been received here that A. Van Haren, 1 well-knoWn young man, has been re- turned from the trenches in France
 and is recuperating at the United States army camp at Little Rock, Arkansas.
 WIFE ASKS DIVORCE-That her husband has not provided for her since 1907 is the charge made by Mrs Cora E. Satterwhite in a divorce complaint against John H. Satterwhite, filed in the office of the clerk of the court yes- terday. The couple married in Law renee. Kan. in 1890
 NEW LAW EXAMINER Bennett of the law firm of Kibbey, Bonnet and Jenckes, yesterday was ap- pointed'a member of the state board of law examiners, vice A. C. Baker, now justice of the supreme court. resigned 1 The other members of the board are Selim NJ Franklin of Tucson and F. W. O'SulliVan of Prescott
 COFFEE MAN RETURNS-Ed. F.
 Murphy, travelling representative of 1 the NJ. J Brandenstein Coffee com l pany, is again in Phoenix. He has | just returned to the state from San 1 Francisco and is giving the coffee trade i some interesting information on the i present unusual aspects of the coffee i shortage situation in America
 GIRL WANTS HOME-A 12-year 1 old girl who is willing to work for her l room and board is seeking such a home, according to B. F. McFaH. pro- | bation officer. The girl. when not at
 school, is willing to help with the | household duties. Mr McFall asks
 anyone interested to telephone his of
 flee in the court house.
 GGNhNS VT ohO FlEh o OCH IT Mrs. A. M. Mayfield, 3S2 North First | avenue, has received notice of the death of her brother Frank Tobias. in France on october 16. He was a mem- Der of Company D, 4th infantry and
 enlisted from Memphis Mrs. May fields husband is manager of the l Phoenix branch of Swift and company ! HoRSEMAN MoVES-E. A Starr,
 the oldtime horseman has left the
 Cowboy corral and taken his stock to
 l42 West Van Buren street where he
 will continue to hire out saddle horses ! drivers and work stock. He will also
 buy and sell everything in the livery
 line under his own name. He also 1 keeps his old telephone number 1863. 1 MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to- My
 ron Mccormick, 30 Phoenix and Mary
 Shea, 49, Camp King. Wash; Elwood
 NJ. Lynn. 30, Prescott and Hattie B. Turner, 31, Phoenix; Augustine Ro-
 sales. 34, Chandler and Trinidad Cen
 teno, T., Chandler; Harvey c. Hoff-
 master, 46. Chandler and Ruth Gar
 rett g. Phoenix
 GROWING IN LOVE WITH PHOE- NiX-Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Stefan of Vancouver Wash. who are spending
 the winter in Phoenix. were guests of ) MT. and Mrs. J. Danger on a motor trip Sunday through Tempe, Mesa,
 Chandler and surrounding country. ] The Steffaus are greatly taken with ) the beautiful winter weather and the , Salt River valley and are thinking of
 locating here permanently.
 , MRS. GOLDBERBG'S BROTHER
 DIES-Mrs. Aaron Goldberg received word yesterday of the death of her
 brother. s. T. Kohlman. well known in , San Francisco political circles Mir
 Kohlman had been i'll for several days , suffering from q severe attack of pneu-
 monia. Identified with the democratic
 party, Mir Kohlman held public office
 for a number of years. He was a | strong adherent of Francis !. Heney and managed his northern campaign last autumn
 REVIVAL IS SUCCESS = The l Flaming Revival Campaign now be- ing conducted by the Phoenix brancl ' of the Salvation Army continues witt
 increasing interest. Attendance in = creases nightly and there is every evi- , dence that the revival is a success. Tht evangelist, Rev. Mead AI Bledsoe l. known all over the United States a: ; the Flaming Revival Campaign" vii ' preach tonight on the subject of "Th,
 -NtStbCS pl A7bIfdllOi anu lllC 1Ollot' j. quences.'
 ; CITY IS ENRICHED-Ed Skinne :. paid $l0 yesterday afternoon in polio court in return for the privilege 0 , already having burned up the Phoeni, = pavements at a faster rate than tn l. law allows. H. R. Miller charged witt :, the same offense, forfeited bond of tn 5 same amount by not appearing. Johl $ Leddy, charged with carrying con j. cealed weapons, was fined S20 ant l. given ten days in jail, while McGil ;. Teller received a sentence of 90 day ; for vagrancy.
 CHARGES FAILURE TO PROVDI -Tince Whitaker, charged with fail = ure to provide for his wife and mino y child, will fight the charges, accord l. ing to his statement in court yesterday = when he declared that his wife mad lei r. him. Whitaker was arraigned befor 1. Justice De SouZa, to whom he fur D. nished a cash bond of s200 for his ap j. pearance at 10 o'clock Wednesda <; morning, the date set for his prelm r. mary hearing. The charges wer Is brought against Whitaker on complain
 of his wife. Mrs. Lena Whitaker. V h lives on South Nineteenth avenue.