Arizona republican., 1920-10-26

REVIVAL IS SUCCESS-Dr. R. ". Mills of Shreveport La, yho is con ducting a revival at the c. M. E. church. Seventh and Jefferson streets, is having great success. His sermons are profound and convincing. The church was filled to Overflowing yes terday. A number of men and women went forward 10 be prayed for. These services will continue during the week. The white friends of the church are also cordially invited to hear this speaker
 FIRST SOCIAL DANCE The Young Mems Hebrew club will give the first social dance of their season on Wednesday evening at the Woman's club, starting at S:30 o'clock Only those receiving invitations are invited and members are advised to bring their families and friends.
 ART EXHIBIT TODAY--One of the most interesting events of the year will be the art exhibit at the Woman's club this afternoon which will be presented | by the Miller Sterling company. The exhibition will be but one feature On the cleverly planned afternoon an in- teresting program being another of the | attractions. In view of the general | interest of the program, the club an- nounces it an open day not limited to it's membership but including all art lovers both in Phoenix and the neigh boring cities.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry. were issued yesterday to Angus tine Ruiz, 20, and Mercedes Reyes, 19, both of Chandler; Jose Casellos, 20, and Anita Walker, IS, both of Phoenix: Juan Lobarto, 47, and Petra Chavez, 3S, both of Glendale William H. Foster, 42, and Maude H. Dietrich, 4S, both of Phoenix: and Mesemino Cruiz 22 and Jesus Molina, 35, both of Tempe. | FIND MEDICAL CASE A pocket medical case containing several sur gical intruments and a few tubes of medical preparations was found and
 brought to the sheriff's office. The name w. E. Josephine Woods, M. D. is stamped on the side of the case. The owner may have the case by calling and identifying it.
 | ASSAULT IS Bernardo Aquillar and son, Bernardo Aquillar,
 Jr, yesterday were arraigned before
 Justice Nat Mckee on charges of as-
 sault with a deadly weapon. They were released on their own recogniz- ance in the custody of R. c. Estrada
 to appear for examination on next Thursday afternoon at o'clock. The complaint was made by D. T. Fisher who alleges that they threatened him
 with guns when he attempted to eject , them from a ranch near Phoenix. The ; Aquillars were arrested by Deputy } Sheriffs Blanco and Dewitt. { CHARGE FOUR WITH SPEEDING } -Four persons charged with violating the speed regulations on North Centra avenue were arraigned yesterday be. l fore Justice Nat Mckee. B. F. Wells ? pleaded guilty to the charge and was ! fined $15. F. Tilley also pleaded gailty to the charge and was fined S20. Henry
 Scott and R. D. Seheiter both pleaded = not guilty and will have a hearing al : later date to be set by the court , The complaints were made by Motor cycle Officer C. C. Middaugh. ASK NEW IRRIGATION DiSTRIc7 e A petition for a new irrigation dis e trict near Laveen was presented to tn Q board of supervisors yesterday at thei 2 meeting by a committee from the dis n trict. The district is to contain 1,20 n acres of land according to the petition | which was presented by J. W. Jackson e and Attorneys J. l.. Gust and Frank c ], Smith. The petition was approved b.
 the board and the date of heari- g SC k for November %.
 k WIFE GETS DIvoRcE-On ground X of desertion. Corinne Ballou wds grant d ed a decree of divorce from Maturin A' = Ballou by Judge Stanford.
 HOST" BOY COMES HOME. if prostrated sister was immediately re l. vived at midnight Sunday night whe 't Harry Davis. 1o-year-old boy suppbse O to have been lost, walked into his hom y at 726 East Pierce street. He hadn s been lost. only putting up a game" o - his sister Harry's father and mothe o were to leave for Casa Grande earl - Sunday morning, while Harry and hi
 sister stayed at home. Telling his sis z ter he would meet her at the baseba l. game, Harry overlook his parents an d begged to be taken to Casa Grand 1t saying he had told his sister he wa
 going there. They took the boy aloni lc and the sister waited in vain for he y brother to appear, finally notifying tf e police.
 h VISITING eRoTHERs-T. E. Kar d of St. Louis is here for a visit with h
 brothers, O. A., and D. l.. Kane of tn pr city He was accompanied by his si, l. ter, Anna Kane of Nincennes, Indian c. who will spend the winter here. lg K. C. TO HOLD "MULLlGAN" De The Knights of Columbus will ho f. their annual "mulligan" at b. P hs e. this evening at o'clock. All membe r. and friends are invited to be present.
 D. A. R. TO MEET-The Daughte be of the American Revolution will me r. on Wednesday afternoon at 9: ay o'clock with Mrs. C. W. Botsford at { sr. Westminster apartments, Second ay IT'S nue ana Roosevelt street An interes Is. ing program will be presented and i'd visiting daughters are cordially
 vited.
 ge THE REAL COMMANDER