Arizona republican., 1920-12-11
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flee for a short time.
 GIVING LESSONS-A course of les sons in Christian living and healing will be given Wednesday afternoons at 237 North Fifth street.
 MOVES OFFICES-Dr. Madison Keeney has moved his offices from the Goodrich building to Suite 424 Heard building.
 MUSIC ROGRAM-Children of the piano primary department of the Ari- zona School of Music, in charge of Mrs. Luther Steward, will give pro- gram at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Vio- lin, expression and dancing pupils also will give numbers. The public is in- vited.
 STAPLETON IN TOWN-R. A. Sta pleton, member of Los Angeles firm of song brokers, is here from Los An geles, and is negotiating for the pur- chase of 9. song entitled Caribbean Sea- the words and music of which were written by Roy K Marsh Marsh has already gained some fame as song writer and is well known locally, hav- ing made Phoenix his home for sev- eral years.
 VISITING HERE-Mrs Walter Blank of Dayton, O., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Webber of the Sun court apartments.
 INFANT IMPRoVING-Joh Fair field, the 16 month old son of Charles Fairfield, auditor-elect, and Mrs Fair field, who has been seriously i'll for the past week, was reported out of danger yesterday.
 CAN SELL sTocK-The corporation commission yesterday issued permit to Keechi Petroleum compan to sell | Dn n <,Pf ctr nf share. The company's holdings are To- cated in Leon and Freestone counties, Texas.
 GOES TO REscoTT-William J. Donahou, purchasing agent of the board of directors of state institutions, | left yesterday for Prescott, where he will study the needs of the Pioneers home It is expected that the new wing to the home will be finished by the first of the year and the question Of furnishings is now being considered by Mir Donahou.
 IN SACRAMENTO-Ol P. Nor ton. special assistant to the the United States attorney in water Allegations, is at present in Sacramento, where num- Der of cases are claiming his attention.
 LEAVES FOR SOUTH-Charles E. Roberts, state manager of the Republic Asbestos Roof Cement company, has left for trip through the southern part of the state to last for about ten days. WILL TELL OF TRlP-Mrs. K $. Townsend. Mrs. s. J. Rogers and James HI. Hughes. Arizona delegates to the world Sunday school convention, held at Tokio, Japan, will give an account of their trip and of the convention at the First Methodist church tomorrow night. All three are residents of this city. They arrived home from the Orient recently.
 WOULDADMINlSTE ESTATE -
 Petition for letters of administra- ton was filed yesterday in the estate
 of John L. Donnelly. who died in Mari copa county Oct 21, 1919, by Julia
 Dornelly, the widow The estate con-
 sists of personal property to which
 the petitioner gives the value of s2,00o
 The petition will be heard on Monday
 afternoon, Dec 20. at 1:30 o'clock.
 SPECIAL LETTERS ISSUED Special letters of administration in the estate of K F. Schnebly, who died in Maricopa county Dec. 3, 1920. were ' issued yesterday by Judge Lyman tc } the widow, Constance E. Schnebly l The bond as administratrix of the es-
 tate was fixed at $500. The estate
 consists of real and personal property to which the petition gives the value
 SUES FOR DivoRcE-charging in
 fidelity, Joe Martin yesterday brought , suit for a decree of divorce from Ro- i sario Martin. According to the com
 plaint they were married in Phoen1
 GRANTED DEcREE-on grounds of cruelty, Bessie Karaketas yesterday
 was granted a decree of divorce from
 Demetreas Karaketas by Judge Stan. n ford. She was awarded s750 as thu
 division of their community property
 The suit was heard several days ag'
 and was taken under advisement D! : the court.
 d SUES FOR $25,0oo-Declaring h Il sustained injuries to the extent O n $25,000 as the result of an alleged as
 sauIt made upon him by the defend
 ants. Crespin Rebacaba yesterda. brought suit against O. H. Kunce Charles Beckman. John Doe and Rich Q ard Roe for a judgment. Rebacab' a alleges that on Nov. 5, 1919. the fou
 defendants took him from his hom
 near Chandler to a spot two mile
 from Chandler. There, he alleges = they handcuffed his hands behind hi Il back and then struck, kicked and bea o him with their hands, feet and a heav II wooden club. While he lay upon tn
 ground in a semi conscious condition
 he declares, he was kicked in tn l. StOmach ana other portions or III l. body. The injuries received in the al a. legged assault, he says. will make hir l. unable to resume his usual vocatio
 and will cripple him permanently. l. ACCEPTS MENT-E. v Bradford has accepted the position (
 state bank examiner. which was re
 gently rendered him by Charles W ,d Fairfield. state auditor elect. M TO Bradford was in the city yesterday fC ,s a conference with MT. Fairchild rela i. tive to the offer which was made hil ~ a week ago. Mir. Bradford has ha y years of banking experience in the cal
 and for the past 10 years has bee
 connected with one of the leadir ls banks of Douglas.
 ne TOURING ARIZONA-Announc'
 ment was made at the chamber
 commerce yesterday that Major 2.
 Wilson, representing the Automobi
 club of California, has begun a tol he of the southern part of Arizona, whel E. he is to examine road conditions ar n- gather information of a general n;
 ture for the organization which
 represents. He is accompanied
 Mrs Wilson.
 O SURVEY ORDERED-The survey )L general issued the following three O . ders for mineral survey yesterda. bp The Alsace- Lorraine. Alsace- -Lorrail
 Nos 1, Q 3, 4. 5 and lode mimi R. claims, situated in the Canyon cre to mining district Fort Apache Indi; - reservation. Navajo county, al