Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

physically sound, and male applicants must be not less than five feet, four inches in height in bare feet and weigh not less than 125 pounds without over coat or hat. For application blanks and full information relative to the examination, qualifications, duties, salaries, vacations, promotions, etc, address the secretary of the board Of civil service examiners, postoffice, Phoenix, Arizona.
 SUNFLOWER CLUB - The Sun flower club, formerly the Tempe club, woman's auxiliary of the First Spirit ual Society of Phoenix, will meet every Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All who are interested are cordially invited to attend.
 MUSICIANS CLUB DIVISIoN- The evening division of the Musicians club will hold it's initial meeting about the middle of November. Mrs Maude Pratt Cate and Mrs A. G. Hulett, who are in charge of this branch of the club, would like the names of all those who wish to come into the club through this department This evening section was planned to accommodate those musically inclined who are not able to come into the afternoon sec ton. Those who desire to join are re- quested, if they already have not given their name to one of the committee. to telephone or write one of them during this week. Requirements for member ship and other particulars gladly given.
 sREcOVERS FROM ILLNESS-Dr. Garland B. Couch. who has been ser iously i'll for the past three months, is now able to resume his practice. Doc tor Couch returned to Phoenix from | Prescott about a month ago. He suf- fered nervous breakdown late in | July, brought on by overwork, and he immediately joined his family at Iron | Springs, later going to the hospital at Prescott. He is now recovering rap idly from all the effects of his illness. I Doctor Couch will continue his prac- 1 tice from his present office in the Goodrich building until about Novem- Der 10. after which he will be located in the new Heard building.
 l ON WESTERN TRlP-W. D. Boil ing, special agent of the department of justice, will leave tomorrow for a trip for business reasons winch will include visits to California, Washing ton, oregon, Utah, Montana and Idaho. He expects to return to Phoenix about the first of the year.
 HERE FROM OkLAHOMA-H H. Edwards of Mangum, Oklahoma is a recent arrival who will make his home in Phoenix. MT. Edwards is an at l torney.
 | ADAMS PIT TO MEET-Announce ment was made yesterday that the Parent Teachers association of the Adams scheol will hold a meeting at I the Adams school on next Wednesday afternoon when Miss Randall, teacher of domestic science. will talk to the parents on the important topic of
 School Lunches" Mrs. Summers will sing. All parents of children attend ing the Adams school are urged to at tend this meeting.
 PLEAD NOT GUILTY-John Wad dell and Minnie Waddell yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Nc 1 xee on charge of simple assault and were released on their own recog- nizance to appear for examination next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock The complaint was made by Lottis Terrence.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses tc
 marry were issued yesterday tt
 Thomas Gonzales 25, and Virginia NJ Lopez, 23, both of Phoenix: Vicinte F
 Guasch, 29, and Beatrice Aguilar 20
 both of Phoenix: Arthur Lee Black, 46
 and Mable Claire Mclaughlin. 40. botl
 of Phoenix; Bosilio Melendrez, IS. ant
 Guadalupe Gomez. r, both of Phoenix
 Francisco Castro, 45. and Guadalup Trinidad. 45, both of Tempe; Jesu
 Macios 21, of Fish Creek, and Angelet;
 Ramerez. IS, of Glendale; Gabino Car
 bojal, 25, and Trinidad Iasueta, IS, bot
 of Phoenix; and Trinidad Slavarro, 4
 and Hilario Suesa, B. both of Phoenis
 GOING TO GLOBE TO VISlT-
 R. B. Merritt, state sealer of weight
 and measures. will leave today fo
 Globe where he will cast his vote a
 the general election on Tuesday. Clay
 ton Bennett, secretary to the board c l directors of state institutions, has als 3 left town in order to cast his ballo 7 Globe being his residence placs. : MAY LOCATE HERE-F. B. Jone } a former banker of Oklahoma, who ha !. recently made his home in EI Pas