Arizona republican., 1920-06-18
HEALING MISSION SATURDAY.

HEALING MISSION SATURDAY. Dean ScarIett will conduct a Christian healing mission in the Cathedral mouse Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Inc mission will be open to all.
 REV. LEHIGH TO BROOKLYN Rev. George NJ. Lehigh of the Baptlst church left yesterday morning Tor Brooklyn. N Y. where he will spend months vacation.
 ADMITTED TO PRAcTicE-E. F.. Clarke was admitted to practice by the supreme court of the state yesterday on motion of Earl Anderson and ere dentials from the supreme court ot Oklahoma. The lawyer will practice in Phoenix.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety of the First M. l.. church will meet in the church parlors this after noon at o'clock. As this will be the last meeting of the year, all members are requested to be present
 THREE GET DIVORCES Judge Lyman yesterday granted three de- crees of divorce, as follows: Wilbur C. Conger from Wilde C. Conger, charges assertion; John E. Weston from Maude $. Weston. charges assertion, and Al bert A. Brady from Margaret M. Brady, charges desertion.
 CHARGED WITH KEEPING RE- . reputable house on the Tempe road, near Forest park, Lilly Ellenberg yes terday was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Wilson and broght to the county Jall- She was later released on her own re- cognizance to appear for arraignment the charge today.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Rob ert 0. c. Westover, 8, of Grass Ranch. Mont, and Cristine Mary Kuenemenon, 20, of Langdon, N. D.; and Harold II. Owens, 25, of ,Marinette, and Myrtle Medlin, 29. of Phoenix.
 ALLEGES HORSE WAS SHOT Declaring that J. Hyde killed and buried a bay mare belonging to him, Joseph Encinas yesterday brought suit against Mir Hyde, asking for $29O dam ages Encinas alleges that the animal strayed from his ranch and says that after spending four days searching for it, he discovered on May 15 that Hyde
 GIVING SERIES OF SERMONS w. A. Schultz of Fl Paso is now con- ducting a series of meetings at the Church of Christ on the corner of Grand and Eleventh avenues. Mr. Schultz has gained the reputation of an acceptable minister of Christ by years of constant study and practice. Everybody is invited to hear his ser mons.
 koRRIcK EMPLoYEs ON PICNIC A large number of employees of Kor- ricl1's took part in a picnic at River side park last night, given by the Kor- rick Benevolent society. which is formed of the 135 employees of the de- partment store. Last nights affair, which included dancing and big supper, was the largest in the history of the society.
 CALL FOR FIRST DIVISION MEN The First division probably saw more of the fighting in France than any other division of the expeditionary forces. Accordingly. a movement is on foot to organize a First Division so- ciety. Any former members of that organization living in Phoenix or vi cinity in Arizona are requested to communicate with General Somerville. at Camp Taylor, Louisville. Ky.
 FIRST COTTON BLOSSoMSzTh first cotton blossoms from this years planting are out. Blossoms from vol unteer growth came out several weeks ago. Fl. s. New living one-h half mile east of Scottsdale, claims in a state ment to the chamber of commerce that he has the first blossoms which have early in the season and the crop has experienced no setback.
 MUCH WATER AT YUMA-A great volume of water, the result of melt ing snow in the mountains of Wyom- ing and Colorado continues to flow past Yuma into the Gulf of California. It's measurement is still above one hundred thousand second feet and ac- cording to advices from the weather bureau it's decrease during the next ten days will bring it down to 97.00o second feet. Should sustained pe- riod of warm weather ensue the flow will doubtless be greater.
 
 Word has been received from Prescott that everything is in readiness for the big ceremonial on July which will be staged by FL Yemamah Temple No 65. D. o. K. K It has invited every votary in the state to be present and especially requested all ladies to at tend. Notary J. N. Hall and Tom Bates say they are going to show the Pres colt people how to put on this show and they want every one to attend and wear big smile. This is an annual event and large crowd is expected to attend.
 PRATT GILBERT EMPLoYES PlCNlC-The eliminating social event of the year for the members of the Sahuaro Efficiency club, an organiza- tion of the employees of the Pratt Gil- bert company. took place at Riverside park last evening, when 150 of the members were given picnic by the company. An elaborate program was arranged for the evening and tables were reserved for a supper at 30 o'clock. A swimming party was formed in the afternoon and the evening was given over to dancing
 HOLD INHUMAN MOTHER-Mrs Louisa Contreras yesterday was held | to answer to the superior court by ! Justice Mckee on charge of assault l by means likely to produce great bodily | harm. She was returned to the county | jail after she had failed to furnish a | bond of 5000. Mrs. Contreras admit | ted that she had burned the lower ] portion of the body of her little Swear ] old daughter, Mariana. and the insidet ' of her thighs with a hot flatiron as punishment for an uncomfortable | habit.
 START ON MOTOR TRIP-A party composed of MT and Mrs. G. A Slaughter of this city, l.. l.. Works ot i Chandler and Mrs. Anna Howe oi 1 Chandler will leave today on a motor | ing trip which will take them to the ! i,,