Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

orders for the sale Of intoxicating liquor. Tarnowsky appeared before Judge Stanford yesterday morning for sentence, >and received one year and $500 fine on each of the>three counts in the charge against him. The de- fendant, who has been acting as his own counsel. gave notice of appeal to the supreme court after his r1oteol for a new trial was denied by the court
 WEDs ILLINOIS GIRL-John Dow nen, for several yeats a resident ot Phoenix, and Miss Mary Carrutncrs. an Illinois girl. were united m mar rage Friday afternoon by theA Rev. George Logic, in the presence of few close friends, fi1 the parlors of the Presbyterian parsonage. MT. Downen has been engaged in the DIumbing business here seven years, while the bride was formerly an instructor in the schools of her own state and Ore-- gon.
 COME HERE TO sLivE-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coryell and daughter, Velma, of Rochester, New York, have .arrived in Phoenix and will make their future home with Mrs. Coryelrs par ents, MT. and Mrs. Walter E. Johnson WOMAN'S CLUB MEETiNG-The home economies department of the Woman's club will meet at 2:15 o'clock Monday afternoon at the club. An oven that reduces gas bills third will be demonstrated. A large atten- dance is desired.
 MOVES REALTY oFFIcE-M. E. Marlborough has moved his real estate office from BIO West Washington street to room 8. Knights of Pythias hall. 21 East Washington.
 KENNEL CLUB MEETING - Tne Copper State Kennel club will meet Monday night at o'clock at Judge Charles DeSales Wheeler's office. Of ficers for the coming year will be nominated All members are urgently requested to be present.
 MINISTRIES AT NEIGHBORHOOD Houss = Jeffs Jubilee Minstrels will appear at the Neighborhood house, Roosevelt district, next Tues day night, December 30.~ After the show, refreshments will be served by the ladies of the Neighborhood club DR. FISHER TO PREACH.-Dr. Frederick Vining Fisher. who recently delivered a stirring lecture here on the United American movement will return to this city today and occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian church. He has promised to deliver Christ mas message at the morning services and will also speak at the night ser vices when the church will give it's Christmas cantata.
 SUSPENDED SENTENCE = Upon his promise to repay at the rate of S75 V. security company, Auto Salvage com pany, county of Maricopa and an att torney the sum of $930 incurred by his taking from the state a motor car upon which payments had not been com pleted the five<year sentence imposed upon John H. Allen who was returned here from Fresno, California, was sus- pended yesterday by Judge Stanford.
 SENDS XMAS GREETING - Don Henderson, former secretary for the state tax commission, sends Christ mas greetings to the board from his Angeles, where he is employed by Price Warehouse and company Hen derson left the board more than year ago to enter government service as senior accountant in charge at Nash vile, Tenn, and other posts.
 FIT. WORTH COUPLE IN CITY = Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Cline of Ft Worth. kTexas. arrived in the city yesterday and are stopping at the Jefferson hotel
 GETS DivORCE-On her allegation that her husband beat her. Bicente Leyvas was granted a divorce from Cacimiro Leyvas yesterday by Judge Lyman.
 WORKS WHILE RESTiNc-Rest- ing b~ working William H. Howe is home from his second year at the Uni- versity of Arizona and is putting in his time with the county highway com mission during the holiday season that lasts until January 5. He is a son of Charles R. Howe, member of the state tax commission.
 VISITS MOTHER-C. E. Ashley. ac- countant for the state tax commits sion. is absent in Tempe with his mother. who has been i'll for several days.
 THESE MAY WED-Marriage li- censes have been issued by the clerk of the superior court to the following persons: Antonio Amaro, 21, and Luz Munoza, Is, both of Phoenix; Frank I. McDougall, 27, and Eva Leopa Wade 25, both of Phoenix; Modesto Sanchez 46, and Santos Acosta, 3O both of Mari nette; Will Mosley, 33. and Pearl Davis, 35, both of Los Angeles; Wal ter Horton, 42 of Mesa, and Marian King, 31, of Phoenix: Jess Wilder 26 and Vida Moore; 20. both of Phoenix: Jack Salom Pera, 3S. and Jennie Mis- kala, 25, both of Ray; Jose Grado, 24 and Dolores BalIesteros IS, both of Phoenix.
 DINNER FOR EMPLoYEs-P. E. TregasSes, proprietor of the Apache Garage. and~the New Apache Garage. last night entertained at dinner at the California cafe the members of his organization. The gathering, be- sides being a holiday affair, took on the nature of get together meeting the two garages were discussed In his address MT. Tregaskes laid stress on the fact that the success of the two garages had been based on the ex- cellent cooperative spirit shown by the employees.
 CRUELTY WINS DIvoRcE-stat- ing that she always had to have her