Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

of Musical Events club.
 will preach at both services today and every night for several weeks. One of the attractions in the nightly service is the singing by Prof. G. E. Wright. All are invited to attend.
 DENTAL SOCIETY TO MEET-The thirteenth annual session of the Ari- zona Dental society will be held in Phoenix on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week, November 10, Il and F. It is exected that there will be an attendance of 50 from all parts of the state. A banquet on Thursday night will be a feature of the conven- ton.
 PASADENA WOMAN HERE-Mrs. E. A. Murphy of Pasadena, Cal, is spending a few weeks as the guest of Mrs. c. H. Pratt. 1410 North Central avenue
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE This afternoon at o'clock Bicknell Young, c. s. B.. of Chicago will de- liver a free lecture on Christian Science at the Ellzs theater. A cordial invitation is extended the public to be present
 HERE FOR DOG sHoW-T. E. Woodruff, western manager for the Spatz Patent Limited, handling dog biscuit supplies and the like, has arr rived in Phoenix to be benching su- perintendent at the dog show at the state fair. The dog show will begin tomorrow morning, and promises to be one of the features of the fair.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Au- gustin Renteria, 35, and Felicitas Rod riquez, 36, both of Litchfield Manuel Roman, 23. and Lucia Arbigo, r, both Of Glendale; Paul E. Wachob, 31. oi Ray and Claire Felts, 24, of Los An geles; Francisco Morales, 3S. and All vera Garcia 25, both of Phoenix Car los Cortez, 25, and Carlotta Olivarez I IS, both of Mesa; and Anderes c. Cruz 3S, of Tempe and Sara Magares, 19, o1 Tolleson.
 GRANTS THREE DEcREEs-Judgs Stanford yesterday issued three de crees of divorce as follows: Laurence
 Bledsoe froms Willie Bledsoe or charges of assertion; Anna B. Bartlett
 from Royal F. Bartlett on charges o
 desertion; and Beatrice F. Rogers iron
 George C. Rogers on charges of de
 sertion.
 WAVES HEARING-C. L. Thomp
 sons yesterday waived a preliminar, ] hearing before Justice Charles DeSale
 Wheeler on a charge of passing bo GhS NAANNh anu was AlCAO " <~ti7NS V
 the superior court. He was commit ted to the county jail when he failet
 to furnish a bond of $500. Thompson
 is charged with giving W. B. Bessen Of the Monroe restaurant worthless check for $7.25 on Oct. 29. The checl was payable to Thompson and wa
 signed 'E. J. Hillis."
 ASK PRIVATE BOND SALE
 letter from the trustees of the Wash ington school, District No. $, request ing that the board of supervisors sel
 the bonds of that district at a privat
 sale has been received by C. l.. Stan dage, clerk of the board. The lette will be taken up at the meeting of tn board of supervisors next Monday an ! action taken in the matter Tn ' bonds were voted on several month ' ago and call for an issue of $50 900 2 ? 6 per cent At the time of voting th q bonds the board stipulated that th f bonds could either be sold by advel
 Using or at a private sale. During u past few days representatives of sex :. eral bonding houses have been in Il n city discussing the sale of the bono . with the board of supervisors and u V trustees of the school district. :. TELL POLICE OF THIS MAN q Information has been received by u ,- chamber of commerce that an ind r. viduaI representing himself to be col -h nected with the room bureau at t h. chamber has been calling upon Pho .s nix residents in an ostensible scar Id for room and apartment listings f
 the bureau This man, the officials le the chamber of commerce announc f. yesterday has absolutely no authori'
 as is proved by the fact that he is d
 manding a 20 per cent commission f
 listing a room or apartment, as
 charges are assessed by the room D
 reau in any manner. Anyone a
 preached by this individual in the f
 ture is asked to notify the police q
 partment immediately.
 bb ROOMS NEEDED - Announceme it's was made by the room bureau at { .et chamber of commerce yesterday u ITS while there are plenty of accommoC he tions for all visitors to the city, roo lm and apartments are still being lis
 and are still needed. Those app 5r ing to the room bureau for rooms ad | apartments are asked to call in -o- morning, if possible, as this will g nd them the balance of the day in wh rs to become settled.
 ,t- MARINES NEED CARS-The To ira recruiting office of the United Sta
 marine corps issued a request. vest Ia day for five automobiles to be used ,r- attending the funeral services will Glendale this afternoon for Priv
 Coor. the first marine to be buried h the after dying in France. Those who ,d- willing to assist the recruiting off the with their automobiles are asked est call at the office, Knights of Pyth