Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

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 clerk carriers yesterday. According to
 c. R. Craig, civil service secretary, thls
 is the largest number responding to the
 call for examination since the war
 The quarters in the feleral building
 were too small and Craig conducted the examination at the Y. NC. A.
 Y NUMBER R. The special program of the Hi-Y lecture course will be pre- scented at the high school auditorium Monday night. when the Orpheus quar- -tet will furnish an interesting pro gram. The Orpheus quartet is the ofn- cial quartet of the OrpheuS club or Los Angeles, and was winner or the $3,0O0 prize a the Panama Pacific eN- position
 ENTERTAIN MARINES = Compli- menting friends of their son, Earl Galpin, formerly with the marines MT. and Mrs. A. w C;alpin of Virginia avenue gave a dinner Thursday evening in honor of the marines who Knew young Galpin when in the service. Mir and Mrs. Galpin were assisted in en- tertaining by Mrs. George Noble and their daughters. Miss Marian Galpin and Miss Albertha Galpin. The guests included Corporals Lambert, Pierson, Clifford, Davis, Berry, Martin, Isaac son, Barriof and Snyder.
 HURRIES TO WIPES BEDSIDE w. V. (BiD Anderson. local attorney left hUrriedly for the coast last night, upon receipt of news that Mrs. Ander- son was precariously i'll following the birth of a baby boy several days ago. Mrs. Anderson is in hospital at Long Beach, where her parents reside.
 ASKS MEXICO ASSPORT-Charles A. Kumke yesterday filed an applica- ton for a passport to Mexico in the office of the clerk of the United States district court. Kumke, who is min ing engineer, wishes to go to Mexico to accept the position of superintendent of the Cia Metallurgica MeNicana at ZacetacaS
 WANTS TO BE CITIZEN = Morris Levinson. a local merchant, yesterday filed his declaration of intention or pe- coming a citizen of the United States Levinson is a native of Russia.
 CASE IS SETTLED In accordance with a stipulation of counsel, the case of the United States versus James G. Van Deren was settled by Judge Dyer of the federal court for s75O. Van Deren was. charged with trespasslng on government property.
 FINED S2OO-Bernardo Gandul was fined S200 by Judge Dyer of the federal court yesterday for violation of an act created in May, 1917.
 PREACHING AT LlTTLETON - There will be preaching services at the church. three miles west or Cashion this afternoon at O clock by | the pastor Rev F. $. Cook All are invited to attend this service. Regular services will be held each Sunday | afternoon.
 PREACHING AT LITCHFIEIO-I Services will be held at the school house at Litchfield today as follows Sunday school at 9:45; MT. Kendrick. has classes for all. At II o'clock the pastor, Rev. F. $. Cook, will preach. Everyone in the commun- ty is invited to be present each Sun lay.
 WHITE COAT FOR JAIL-The county jail is receiving a coat of white wash in answer to the many com )laints lodged with the supervisors as 10 the unsanitary conditions existing there The jail will be thoroughly cleaned and the walls given a coat )f the white wash. So far only the section has been finished, but t is expected that the remainder of he institution will shortly appear in q new spring garment.
 DiSMISSES ASSAULT CHARGE NJ. H. Hern and o. B. Hern, brothers, ,harged with assault on George Burton were discharged and the case dismissed
 t <ee. Not sufficient evidence was forthcoming, it was declared. Burton lad charged that during an argument me of the Hern brothers had struck lim. the blow landing in the eye. The brothers testified before the justice hat they believed at the time that Surton was about to draw a gun. and n the scuffle that followed, Burton struck his face against a wall
 WIFE ASKS DIvORCE-Since the lay they were married at Santa Ana, cal., on June l. 1915. Henry Toner has ailed to support her. Effie May Toner ,harged in suit for divorce brought yesterday in superior court Mrs roher states that she came to Phoenix n February. 1919. and has supported herself as a cook ever since. There Ire no children.
 STORY RECOVERS HORSE 4 mall news item which appeared in mornings issue of the Ari- .ona Republican brought quick results 1t the sheriffs office yesterday. The tenn referred to brown horse which lad been stolen from the hitchrack on Jefferson street a few days ago. The owner. in reporting the theft, had given the sheriff's office the wrong address and. in consequence. could not )e found when the horse was recov- red. A news item. asking the owner O call at the sheriffs office, was pub ished Saturday morning, and before o'clock, an Indian named Ludlow rom the Salt River reservation made lis appearance. He identified the lorse and it was turned over to him.
 MAY CONTINUE PETERS CASE folding that it was more satisfactory or the judge who tried the case to lear the demurrer. Judge David ?. )yer or the federal court yesterday tated that the Peters case would in III probability be continued urtiI the October term of court
 The Peters case is the most import mt criminal action on the docket Dur ng tfe war A. T. Peters wealthy Tempe merchant. is alleged to have to defraud the government trough the sale of hay He was in icted by the federal grand jury and harged jointly with him was J. N asgers. hay inspector. Vernon Peters,