Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
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 CHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION A service of the Christian healing mis- | sion will be conducted by Dean Scarlett | in Trinity cathedral this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock. The childrens service | will be held first, immediately followed | by the service for adults.
 ROYAL NEIGHBORS BAZAAR The Royal Neighbors will hold ba- | zaar today in K. of F. hall. L. R. TEMPLIN ILL. R. Templin | of the Templin key shop is i'll with in fuenza.
 MUSICIANS TO MEET-The next meeting of the evening division of the | Musicians club will be held next Mon 1 day evening at o'clock at the Studio | club, 237 North Fifth street EXami- l nation for membership will be held at the close of the meeting. those who wish to join the club being invited to take it at this time. LEAVES FOR COAST-Mrs Louis Deister, who was the guest of her sis ter, Mrs. Ernest Hall, for several weeks, left last evening for the Califor- nian coast
 RETURNS TO DESK-D. R. John son, rate expert with the corporation commission, has recovered from re- cent severe operation. He was at his desk at the state house yesterday for the first time in three weeks.
 MAY BE STATE XAMINER-E. c. Bradford, formerly connected with
 the First National bank of Douglas, has been offered the position of state bank examiner, the offer having been made yesterday by Charles W. Fair field, auditor elect. Mir. Fairfield, in
 making the announcement, stated thtt Mr. Bradford was a man of many years banking experience. Connected with the Douglas bank for a period of ten years, he had banking connection
 fin the East before coming to Arizona,
 having been identified with banking
 institutions in St. Louis and other
 large cities.
 LIVESTOCK BOARD TO MEET
 Proposed legislation will feature the
 meeting of the state livestock sanitary
 board. announced yesterday for Tues day, the session to open promptly at 9 o'clock It is understood that all members of the board will be present including E. H. Crabb of Flagstaff, chairman; Frank F. Moore of Doug las and Jack Barber of this city In addition to taking up proposed meas ures to be presented to the legislature. AA-EA~NC for the year.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to , marry were issued yesterday to Edgar F B. Mcknight, AZ, of Los Angeles, and 2 Margaret F. Ianis, 34,g of Chicago; 2 Trinidad Flores, 72, and Nicalosa Jeml- 1 nez 47, both of Glendale, and Edward
 A. Martin, 26, and Irene N. Gray, IS
 both of Phoenix.
 g GOING TO PRiSON-Deputy Sheriff
 Al Dewitt will take the following pris- : oners to Florence this morning to begin
 their terms in the state penitentiary 9 Louis Pivavoroff, sentenced to "erve
 from four to SIX years on a charge oi 0 assault with a deadly weapon; Elm
 melt l.. Wood, sentenced to serve from . four to five years on a charge of grand
 larceny; Joaquin Gotta and EstavaT
 Ybarra, each sentenced to serve from
 five to ten years on charges of ddnap-
 ing. Ybarra was also sentenced tc
 serve from two to five years on charge
 of aggravated assault.
 FINED FOR SPEEDlNG-J. Lopez yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Mckee on a charge of exceeding the speed limits on North Central avenue and was fined $10. The complaint was
 made by G. l.. Middaugh, motorcycle , officer.
 WIFE ASKS FOR -Declar
 ing that in November her husband T cursed her, called her names, strucl . her, tore the clothing from her shoul f ders and greatly humiliated her before n their friends. Lucy Valenzuela yester- $ day brought suit for decree of divorce d from Felipe Valenzuela, charging cruel = ty. She says they were married il
 Phoenix August 4, 1920. and asks tha q her maiden name, Lucy Martinez b IS restored.
 q. INSPECT CALIFORNIA ROADS IS Engineer Barker and Chairman Fish le burn of the Pima county highway com is mission passed through Phoenix yes terday enroute to Tucson from tn m coast where they made an inspection 0 D- California pavement, particularly wit t. respect to Willie construction.
 APPOINTED DEPUTY - Harr y Hegle has been appointed a deputy i lo the office of H. s. Ross. state Itreasurel 10 MT. Hegle has been detailed on recor se work that the records might be brough le up to date preparatory to turning owe - - the office to Raymond Earhardt tn le first of the year.
 ea IS RE-ELECTED-At meeting ( ge the B'nai B'rith lodge on Monday nigf bo Herman Lewkowitz was elected for tE
 second time the head of the lodge ey
 dencing the confidence of the lewis
 people of the community in him an
 an appreciation of his ability as
 parliamentarian.
 PACKING XMAS BoX-The Won
 ems Missionary society of the Fir III Presbyterian church will pack a Chris M mas box for the children at Archade ! phia Anyone wishing to send a gift " asked to take 1t to the church Wedne:
 day.
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