Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

LEGION MEETiNG-An American legion meeting is scheduled for Wed nesday night at g. o'clock. All mtn- bers are urged to be present and take an active part in the program being planned for the season.
 MURPHY SCHOOL OPENS TO- W-Announcement was made yesterday that the Murphy school will open tomorrow with a full complement of teachers. Miss Lura Nix is principal. l
 ROYAL NEIGHBOR MEETING The Royal Neighbor Thimble club will meet with Mrs. Gordon at her home 709 South Third street at 2: 30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. All members in- vited to attend.
 BACK FROM COAST-Mrs. w. w. McNeff GAP North Third avenue. has returned from an absence of three months on the coast Mrs. McNeff. who is superintendent of the domestic art department at the Arizona state fair. will begin at once to complete plans for that department.
 ALHAMBRA CLUB MEETiNG-The Alhambra Neighborhood club will hold it's first meeting of the year next We'd nesday afternoon, September 15, at 2 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Larkin Beck All members are urged to come as this meeting will be the annual business meeting and the lection of officers.
 NAME IS CHANGED-After hear ing yesterday morning Judge Stanford granted the Eichenbroner petition ask ing that the family name be changed to Broner. The petition was filed on Friday by Isaac Eichenbroner. his wife, Mary Eichenbroner and their son. Israel Eichenbroner According to the petition, the application for the change was made because of the difficulty ex perienced in the correct spelling and pronunciation of the name Eichen- broner. The Broner family will locate in San Antonia, Texas, in the near future.
 LEAVING FOR EAsT-Miss Rebecca Horn, chairman of the pension commit tee, Spanish War Nurses. will soon leave for the east in the interest of a general bill to pension all army nurses who served the United States during the war with Spain. She will consult with the chairman of the pension com mittee of the Spanish War Veterans at their encampment in St. Louis and the G. A. R. in Indianapolis as we'll as with number of congressman regarding pension legislation. While in the east Miss Horn will visit relatives and
 friends in Indiana and will attend the
 annual session of the Spanish War Veterans in Cincinnati and the Grand Temple Pythian Sisters in Indianapolis. | TO START cOUNT-The official count of the returns in the statewide 1 primary eieCIlOn nelQ on last 1ueSuay
 will be begun tomorrow, according to Nit Simms, secretary of state and sue
 cessful candidate for the Democratic
 nomination for governor. While there 1 is ITO absolute assurance that the com l plete returns from every county will be
 in his hands when the count starts, Mir Simms said yesterday that they would 1 be in Phoenix before the count will have been completed. The official | totals, it is thought. will not be ready
 until Wednesday or Thursday.
 l PRIMARY FORENOON SCHOOL l The Primary Forenoon school will open 1 its fourth term in new and better quar- i ters at POS East Moreland street Oc- l tober 1. Mrs. Mabel RedewiH and Mrs. i H. C. Parsons will conduct the classes. I both being experienced and competent 1 primary teachers who can be depended | upon to give individual attention to pupils and at the same time follow the | curriculum and outline of the public