Arizona republican., 1920-11-06
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 WIFE WINS DVoRcE-on grounds of assertion, Laura Corne ius yesterday was granted a divorce from Fred Cornelius by Judge Lyman.
 TO BE GUESTS OF c. OF C.-Offi- cials and directors of the Mesa Com merciai club will he the guests of the officers and directors of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce at the Arizona club at 12:15 o'clock next Wednesday. Following luncheon, the Mesa men will spend the afternoon at the state fair as the guests of the directors of the local organization.
 SEEK MAN HERE-The chamber of commerce has been asked to find Wolf Howeltz, or if he is dead, his heirs. HoweItz is said to be a Russian Jew, formerly lived in Rocl1springs, Texas, and is thought to be in this state, or at least to have children here. Anyone knowing his whereabouts is asked to communicate with the com merctal organization.
 PUBLIC LIBRARY HOURS-The Phoenix public library issues books during all the hours it is open. This includes afternoons of holidays and, Sundays, and also week days until 10 o'clock D. rn
 REVIVAL CONTINUES The spe- cial revival services held nightly at 425 West Adams street by w. T. Sea- ton and G. E. Wright. revivalistS, be- ginning at 7:30 o'clock continue with growing interest. MT. Seaton's subject last night was The Origin of Sin and Its Perpetuation." It was of especial interest. Mir. Wright's singing is a | special attraction.
 WITNESS IN FAMOUS CASE Clayton Bennett, secretary to the board of directors of state institutions, is in Prescott as a witness for the state in the Tony Johns mule case.
 WOULD RAISE GAS RATES-The Douglas Gas corporation has filed ap- plication with the corporation com mission to increase it's rates in gas rates 25 per cent. The hearing has \ been set for November 29 in Douglas.
 MAY INSTALL METERS-The cor poration commission yesterday issued an order authorizing the Clifton Water and Improvement company to pur- chase and install meters
 BRIEF IN FAMOUS CASE-A brief of general interest to the bar of the state has been received by Con Cronin, state librarian. The case is entitled Charles F. Smith, versus the Kansas City Title and Trust company and bears on the constitutionality of the tax exemption of the Federal Farm loan act, in which is involved the right of congress to exempt from taxation the securities of private corporations The brief was promulgated by the Farm Mortgage Bankers association of America.
 NEW BANK GETS LICENSE Jesse L. Boyce, supervisor of banks for the state, yesterday issued license to the Arizona Trust and Savings Bank of Stafford to operate branch at Pima taking over the assets and assuming the Liabilities of the Bank of Pima.
 WOULD LEARN DUTiES-W. J Galbraith, elected attorney general oi Arizona at the polls on Tuesday, vii shortly make his headauarters in tho state house if he is successful in SC curing desk. room. MT. GalbraitE
 wishes to be in close touch with tho affairs of state before taking over hi. responsibilities and with that in view
 is seeking a desk in the capitol
 GIVES DINNER FOR GUEST
 Miss Ella Hegelund gave a dinner a the Ranch House Friday evening, il ! honor of Bonsall Noon, who is spend 3 ing the weekend here. He is attend } ing the University of Arizona. Thos that enjoyed the occasion were Mis-
 Patsy Bell, Miss Beatrice Lewis. Mis
 Margaret Christy, Miss Zelda Chitticl
 and Bill Fields, Homer Thomas Waite
 Bassett, and Verlie Haldiman.
 VISITOR TO PREACH HERE I Prof. John c. Hill of the University o ! Southern California, who is giving
 series of addresses at the state Sunda a school convention, win preach at tn n First Methodist Episcopal church a . II o'clock this morning.
 REBEkAHS TO HOLD BAZAAR i. The Arizona Rebellah Lodge No. 1 wi : hold a bazaar, followed by a dance to
 night, at the Oddfellows hall toda.
 starting at noon. Lunch will be serve - and all kinds of fancy articles ar
 cooked foods offered for sale. TT public is invited to attend.
 II HAD STOLEN CAR, IS CHARGE J Charged with violating the intersta
 commerce act, James Edward Pattei v son, alias Charles Kehoe alias Bu
 Nash, yesterday pleaded guilty ar st was held to answer to the feder
 court by United States Commission n Henke. Patterson was committed
 the county jail when he failed to fu
 nish a bond of S2,000 He is eharg,
 with transporting a Ford car, said = have been a stolen car, from LossAl 9, geles to Phoenix.
 a. GETS 50 DAYS IN JAiL-Lawren y, Clanton yesterday was sentenced a if serve 30 days in the county jail ss, Justice Mckee after he pleaded gull en to a charge of petty larceny. Giant
 was charged with taking a suit valu od at $20 on August fl from Samt
 Ownings
 . THESE WILL MARRY-t tLicenses 'st marry were issued yesterdat to Matil al Gonzales. '28, and Refufio Laguna, A, both of Tempe; John Jennings, 50, a zt Josie Todd, .45, both of Bouse; LeR ts Edes. 21, of Phoenix, and Patrit t. O'Hair, IS, of san Francisco; Cls ell ence Taylor, 26, of Mesa and Ran ur Inman, IS. of Phoenix; and Geol he Rogers 35, of Phoenix, and Glae es, Ford Coke. 23. of Wickenburg. d. FUNERAL OF CLYDE L. PIERSt n Funeral services for Clyde L.. Pi lg, son will be held at 2 o'clock this a nd ernoon at the Whitney chapel R n Arthur Lee OdeH of the First Presl To- terian church will officiate.
 les CHIEF BIOLOGIST ARRIVES 2t David White. chief geologist with ,n- United States geological survey, me rived from Washington, D. C., vest Of day for a brief visit with his sis - Miss Theresa Haughtoni en route 0St ! Tucson, where he will hold a conf 4 ence with Dean Butler of the School est Mines of the University of Arizona It TO ATTEND CONFERENCE-D ing Little, department adjutant of md -----o----- ,m- SECURE your tickets for the HI esq lecture course from any high scf
 n or eighth grade student Adv