Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
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SALE POSTPONED-On account of illness the cooked food sale of the Young Mothers league, of the Pres byterian church, which was to have been held today has been Indefinitely postponed.
 HERE ON VIsIT-Miss Eva NJ Behn has returned from Washington D. C., where she has been in govern ment service, for months visit af the home of her mother, Mrs. H. K. Behn.
 SEEK JOHN FLoWERs-A letter addressed to the police department from Mrs. Mary M. Hauri, St. Louis, Mo-, asks assistance in locating John Flowers who was last heard from in Phoenix
 REVIVAL ANNOUNCED Begin nlng tomorrow a campaign of old time religion will be held at Eighth and Washington streets by Evangelist George w. Beford. according to an an- nouncement made last night.
 TO PREACH ALL WEEk-Evan- gelist T. H. Duvall will preach both morning and evening revival services a-lI next week except Saturday at 7:45 o'clock. Everyone is urged to attend.
 GOES TO CLIFTON-S. M- Bailey. inspector of the prohibition directors department left last evening for Cliff ten The inspection tour will keep Bailey from Phoenix headquarters a week.
 SEEKS CITIZENSHIP Dolores Perez, who came to this country from Spain in 1915, yesterday filed her dec- laration of intention in the office of the clerk of the federal court. She gave her business as that of housekeeper and her residence as Ray.
 FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION Clarence Krenzky yesterday filed pe- tition of voluntary bankruptcy in the office of the clerk of the federal court. In the petition filed by his attorney, w. T. Sprowls, he stated he had no as- sets and that the amount due Califor- mia creditors amounted to $500.
 GOES TO BUTTE. MONT.-W. D. Boiling, special agent of the depart naent of justice of Globe, who has been in Phoenix for the past week left last evening for Butte, Montana. He will b. absent from the state for several weeks
 WEBB RETURNS-w. T. Webb state prohibition director. returned yes- terday from a several days absence in California. He was accompanied by Mrs. Webb, who has been on the coast since early spring.
 SEEKS DIvORcE-David Gauder- rama brought suit yesterday in the Su- perior court for a decree of divorce from DeIphina Gauderrama. He al- leges wilful desertion-
 Mrs Clark has made many friends among the patrons of the room and the branch library, at which she has served as librarian. The fact that she is shortly to give up the position she has held since the establishment of the rest room will be regretted generally.
 P.-T. MEETING ZELDA mee ting of the Parents-Teacher association of the Baltz school district was held yes- terday afternoon at the school house. The girls of the domestic science de- partment under the supervision of Miss Catherine Baron prepared and served refreshments during the social hour which followed the meeting.
 TOBEY RETURNS-Architect Cur tis Tobey returned Friday morning from San Francisco where he has been spending a short time with his mother, sister and daughter. The remainder of his time away was devoted to a careful study of recent school buildings, churches and hospitals in and about Los Angeles.
 EXPRESS APPREcIATIoN--As an expression of their appreciation of her services as hostess of the municipal rest room, users of the room yesterday presented Mrs. Vernon l.. Clark with a handsome silver and rock crystal cheese dish. The gift was a wedding present to Mrs. Clark. who before her marriage a week ago was Hrs. Ida R. Abbot.