Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
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WATCH SERVICE Dean scarlett will conduct a watch service at Trini- ty Cathedral tonight, starting at 11:30 o'clock. This is one of the most inn pressive services of the church year and the general public is cordially in vited to attend. The service continues for a period of about 45 minutes, or until after the new year has been ushered in.
 WINSLOW MAN IN CITY-R. E. Walton of Winsiow, who has been in the city since last Monday, will leave for home tonight. He is an enthusias- tic Republican and had hoped to be able to return for the inauguration of Governor Campbell, but a business en- gagement at Holbrook on that date will detain him.
 HELD TO U. s. coURT-Charles l. Hunsaker yesterday was held to answer to the federal court by United States Commissioner Henke after a hearing on a charge of violating the federal prohibition laws. He was re- leased under a bond of $500 which he furnished.
 WIFE GETS DIVORCE - Hazel Quay yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from Robert Quay by Judge Stanford. She charged extreme cruel ty. The decree awarded her the GUS tody of their child and $25 a. month for its support.
 VALUE ESTATE AT $8,o0o-Peti- ton for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of Mary A. Pratt, who died in Maricopa coun ty. Dec. 23. 1920, by Maude Pratt Cate, a daughter. The estate consists of real and personal property to which the petitioner gives the value of S8,000 According to the petition the only heir ! is the daughter The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, January 10, at 1:3O o'clock
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses tc
 marry were issued yesterday to Frank lin Sdbtt Wilkins. 31, of Ames, Iowa and Eleanor Marie Selover, 20, oi Pima; J Burt Wands, 3S, of Sawtelle Calif, and A. Beatrice Radford, 28, oi I Phoenix Pete Garcia, 20, and Lupie
 Montoya, IS. both of Phoenix; Sydney
 Carrales. %, and Dolly Delgado. Is
 both of Phoenix; Luis Soto. and Luis;
 Matus. 90, both of Gila Bend; Elmer 1 N. shell, 2l, and Ella Adams, 19, botI | of Phoenix; and Arthur Sujpter, 2I and Katie McHenry, "A, both o Cashion.
 ARREST VAGRANTS-As part O
 the cleanup campaign waged by tn,
 police department to stop the genera
 crime wave, three vagtants arrested
 by Policeman Grove were each sen. 1 fenced to serve 50 days in jail b, Judge Thomas in police court yester,
 day afternoon. James B. Cunningham
 in addition to being sentenced to serv,
 30 days in jail for vagrancy, was finet S10 for being drunk and disorderly The two others sentenced for vag rancy were H. A. Smith and Antoni, Rojas.
 REVIVAL CONTINUES The re
 vival services being conducted b l Evangelist s. B. Shaw are to be con tinued over Sunday. The meeting tn afternoon will be at the Free Metho l dist church. the subject being God, Financial Plan." A union meeting wll
 be held at o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Nazarene church, Fifth avenu i and Monroe street.
 ADDITIONS TO STATE LIBRAR> Additions to the state library tha I will be of interest to the lawyers of tn state were announced yesterday b. Con Cronin, state librarian, who sai'
 that he had received a new digest 0
 every case that has been finally adju
 dicated in England or any of it's pos
 sessions. The digest covers cases i all courts-the Chancery, King
 Bench. Queens Bench, etc. Complet
 Canadian reports from 1878 to dat
 were listed yesterday by MT. Cronir
 The reports are. included in 59 volume:
 Mir Cronin is shortly expecting Eng
 fish reprints embracing all Englis
 cases.
 CONSOLIDATE OFFICES - An nouncement has been made or the con solidation of the offices of the Baonl' and Cowden Cattle company, Casnoi and the Miller Cattle company, Buck eve and their removal to rooms 62 and 621. Heard building, where th business of both firms is now bein transacted.
 WATCH SOCIAL ToNiGHT-Th First Baptist church will give a watc party social tonight. There will D entertainment throughout the evening also refreshments will be served Tn social is to dedicate the new Sunda school rooms in the basement, theI being 14 new rooms. All members { the congregation and strangers in th city are cordially invited.
 NEW TERM BEGlNS-The tent annual term of the Mental Sciene I college will begin at o'clock tomol row morning at College Hall 3: < North Tenth avenue. Mental develoT s ment and vocational guidance taught, based on the Gallian psycht t analysis system. Health lessons al: will be given during the two month term, under charge of pr. D. V. D. Saffery Physical culture also is ( the program, Mrs. Margaret McShaI being in charge. An attendance of tN years is necessary for diploma. OMITTED THE "NoTr-A par; graph, partly true and partly in erro E which appeared in The Republican ye \ terday morning. relative to the pa. ment of city taxes is likely to eau \ confusion. It was stated in the fir place that the taxes would be delil ! ouent on January 3. That is corret but it was somewhat offset by u next clause "a further extension W be granted" It should have read