Arizona republican., 1920-02-06

program will begin at 80 o'clock ana the public is cordially invited.
 CADILLAC CAR STOLEN-Mrs. Ella Carrow has reported the theft from in front of the Woman's club of a four passenger phaeton Cadillac, with gray body, white chassis and white wire wheels. The license tag was No. 616 of the 1920 series.
 COURT HOUSE OFFICES CLOSE All offices at the court house will be closed today in observance of Arbor day. Neither division of the superior court will be in session, and the offices of the clerk of the superior court, county recorder, county assessor. county treasurer. county school super intendent, county attorney and sheriff will all be closed.
 TO APPRAISE ESTATE-R. H. Greene. Earl Canning and Peter Block have been named appraisers of the es- tate of May Siegrist by Judge Lyman of the superior court.
 APPRAISERS NAMED = William Beach, Dan Mahoney and s. l.. Doughty have been named appraisers of the estate of Frank M. Sullivan by Judge Lyman of the superior court. Maria Sullivan is the administratriX.
 THESE WILL LMARRY-NIarriage li- censes were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Fred w. Pike. AT, and Katie B. Wilson, 21. both of Phoenix; Wilbert Lawton, 22, and Ethel Nc. Daniel. 19, both of Phoenix: Cyrus E. Tindan. 25. of Goodyear, and Omie Lee Griffith, IS, of Gilbert; Prudencio Munos 3S, and Francisco Antelo, 32, both of Glendale.
 SHOES ARE STOLEN = Twenty pairs of men's shoes were missing yes terday when officials of the Pacific Creamery company at Tempe took an inventory of the stock in their store. Constable Woods. and Deputy Trout man investigated, but as the shoes have apparently been missing for some time, no clue was discovered.
 TO ADDRESS c. w. B. M. = The Christian WOmen's Board of Missions will hold a regular meeting today at the Christian church at ?: 30 D. m. Mrs. Baughman, the regional workers, will address the meeting. It is important that every member hear this speaker.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING The woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Epis copal church will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Clara Battin, 504 North Sixth street. All members of the church are invited.
 ARGUE PAVING SUiT-Argument was heard by Judge Lyman of the superior court yesterday in the suit brought by NJ. J. Burns against the Southwestern Contracting company, ct
 
 The court continued the case indefi- nitely. The object of the suit is to prevent certain paving on Culver street.
 PATENTS ARE RECEIVED - Pat ents received at the United States land office yesterday from Washington in cluded patents for the Arizona West ern Mines company for the Badger, Woodchuck, Majestic, Wildcat Her cules, Water Witch lode mining claims and for homestead and desert land claims on which entries were made by Ralph F. Whiting, Marcus J. Rounse- vile. heirs of Julia A. Powell, heirs of Sylvester V. Singleton. Louis Warren Jones, Horatio c. Basket, Ernest R. McCray, assignees of Lee Cross Hardy. George C. Clifford, Ramon D. Moyza and Enferniano Moyza.
 MITT SIMS ILL AT STAFFORD The condition of Secretary of State Mitt Sims, who is at Stafford suffer ing from an attack of influenza, was little improved yesterday, according to information reaching Phoenix. There is little probability that MT. Sims will be able to return to Phoenx before the latter part of next week or the first of the week thereafter, the telegram said.
 FLU" IN ARIZONA-One hundred and sixty new cases of influenza, ten cases of pneumonia and five deaths from the two diseases have occurred in Arizona within the past 36 hours, according to reports received by the state health department. The report was exclusive of Maricopa county it was announced. These facts were tele- graphed to Surgeon General Blue in compliance with a recent request. The situation is not regarded as alarming or serious in any section of the state.
 GOVERNOR IS INvITED-An invi- tation from the Idaho Lincoln club asking him to be the principal speak CT at the annual Lincoln club banquet at Boise, Idaho, the night of Feb ruary F, was received by Governor Thomas E. Campbell yesterday. The invitation was signed by Governor D. w. Davis of Idaho. Governor Camp bell replied that he regretted his in ability to make the trip, but that a special session of the Arizona legisla- ture, called for that day, forced him to decline the invitation.
 KANSAS NIGHT TONIGHT-There will be a friendly welcome. an inter esting program and a profusion of sun flowers at the Central Christian church tonight. This is the regular weekly social night and the program will be given by former Kansans.
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