Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
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CHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION

Cn nHi , IAN 6 EAEiNG mfSSiOiN Dean Scarlett will conduct the Christ ian Healing Mission in the Cathedral House at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing. The mission will be open to all
 WATERMELON GROWERS MEET The Watermelon Growers assocla- ton will meet at 2:So o'clock tomor- row afternoon at the Water Users building. All persons growing water melons are requested to attend.
 GOING TO OKLAH OMA-AIr. and Mrs. Bean leave this evening for Tah- lequah, Okla. They are driving over land with their children. MT. Bean is connected with the Keystone Realty company of this city. They will return in September to their home here.
 SHERIFF EARHART IN CiTY-R. R. Earhart sheriff of Santa Cruz coun- ty, his son Harry Earharb and deputy Sheriff W. s. Stringfellow of the same county were in Phoenix yesterday on official business. They will return to Nogales today
 VALUATION HEARINc-J D. Hal stead, Jr, representing the Halstead Lumber company's interests. appeared before the state tax commission yes terday, where he was given a hearing relative to valuations of the lumber concern. The company has interests in Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert and Nogales.
 . POSTPONE SPECIAL SERVICE OW4ilS t0 t4lE illness or a ulGIuD6I Dl the class, the public examination of the catechism class at the Zion Luth eran church which was announced for this evening. has been postponed. For the same reason the confirmation of the class, announced for Sunday morn ing, will not be held until Sunday, June 20.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Jose Lopez, 24. and Luisa Abalos, 26, both of Phoenix; Charles. E. F'reestone, 41. of Stafford, and Nesta Skaggs, 31, ot Terryyille, Ky; Richard Page, 24, Of Denver, and Lucy Summo, 21. of Los Angeles, and Robert l.. Stapiey, 19, and Fannie Francis Chapman, 19, both ot Mesa.
 TO GIVE FAREWELL PARTY-In honor of. Miss Bess Crawford, popu. lar member of the Business and Pro- fessional Woman's club, who is leav- 1 ing Tuesday for Texas, a picnic supper and swimming party will be given at i Riverside tomorrow night. The affair will be given by a group of club mem 1 bers as Q farewell compliment to Miss 1 Crawford.
 l RECEIVES INVITATION - Chief 1 Justice Cunningham of the supreme 1 court yesterday received an invitation l to attend the exercises to ceIebrte the l second century of life of the Harvard ] law school" which will be held in Cam i bridge June 21. The chief justice also was invited to a dinner to be given i by the editors of the Harvard Law Re
 THIRTEEN WAS UNLu cKY- l Thirteen bottles of cheap perfume l proved unluclSy for Jose Romero. who was found guilty in police court yes I terday of stealing the odor water from l a local store. Romero was placed un- der arrest by a store detective who
 saw him appropriate some cheaE ] rings. When searched 1t was found that Romero had a generous assort- naent of flaslly rings. ear pendants and
 bar pins He was sentenced to serve
 10 days in the city jail.
 DELIVERS GAR OF CATTLE
 Harry Freidnan yesterday delivered the third of four cars of young steers 1 and heifers to the Palace Meat Mar Izet. The cattle were Durhams and l Holsteins. NIr Friedman warns tht
 citizens of Phoenix that they will no long have an opportunity to get this
 kind of meat. alfalfa feed. for alfaIfe I is getting to be a mighty scarce article
 in this valley, where it was formerly 1 so plentiful and where it's beef ant
 mutton gained a reputation that spread
 from one end of the country to thu l GOT ss,ooo IN AUTO FEEs-Th, total motor vehicle fees collected b!
 the office of Nit Simps. secretary o
 state for the month of May amounted
 to $6,09S-75- This amount covers tn
 registration of 1264 cars and S2 trans
 fers. Maricopa county again leads al
 having kae largest number of car registered, 45T being given credit dur
 ing the past month. The total amouaf
 in fees collected for motor vehicle
 since the first of the year, according tl
 the records of the office is $176,735.84 CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING = 7<ar4 rI,x- arraigned before Justice Mckee on
 charge of Kidnapping and was returne to the county jail under a bond c sl000 which he failed to furnish. Tn
 hearing will be held this afternoon a 3 o'clock The complaining witnes.
 Amanda M Chingrin, matron at tn
 Phoenix Indian school. alleges tha $ Telese took Louise Nolan. a 16-year
 old Indian student away from tn
 school on June 8 without securing he
 permission.
 RETURNS FROM sOUTH-Care . F. Bowles, supervisor of the agricul
 tura1 division Of the department of vo : cational education, returned yesterda
 from Tucson, St. David. Benson an Willcox. where he went in the inter - ests of developing the agriculturs l courses in the schools of the stat 7 MT. Bowles states that rernarkabl f good work was being done at St Davi 1, and is especially pleased with th ]. l program planned for Benson durin : the coming year. He will be in tI city until Saturday, when he will lea1 i, for Flagstaff
 TO RECEIVE DIPLOMA - Tn :! morning at the Lamson Business co , lege Miss Exie Dee Ridgeway will l = presented with a diploma from Il e combined shorthand and bookl1eepir
 courses. This is the first diploma
 this kind issued by the school sin, a May F. 1913. and the only reason sl ?, receives it is because she has refuse -' all positions that have been offers r her that would interfere with h
 school work. Since she began h course she has earned on the side mo T. than five times the amount of h. tuition. Miss Ridgeway also has s ,. July l.
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