Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
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LOSES VALUABLE FUR = Mrs William Bradley. wife of Officer Brad ! ley of the police department lost valuable black fox fur yesterday and the finder Is asked to return it to the l police department. Mrs. Bradley left ! the fur in the Korrick store rest room and when she returned for it a few minutes later it was gone
 TWO GET DIVoRcES- Two de- crees of divorce were granted yester- day by Judge Stanford as follows: c. w. Wilson from Pearl Wilson, charges of assertion; and Belle Bivans from Morris Bivans, charges of desertion
 MUSICAL PRoGRAM-A delightful musical program was presented at Grant school Friday afternoon. The violin numbers were by Miss Ethleah Harmeson, pupil of Mir. Sanders of the Arizona School of Music. The piano soloists were Miss Elizabeth Phillips, pupil of Franz Darvas of the Arizona School of Music, and the Misses Schulz and Erhart teachers at Grant school
 SURVEY ORDERED-The surveyor general issued an order yesterday for the mineral survey of the Riverside l Viola Nos. l, ?, 3; Blue Bell Nos 1, ?, 3. 4, 5, and the Pearl Nos. ?, 5, $, ', lode mining claims situated in the Owen Mining district, Mohave county, and claimed by the Blue Bell Mining and Reduction company
 RETURN FROM EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Corrigan have arrived in Phoenix after spending five months | in visiting relatives and friends in the eastern cities.
 STATE BANK CALL-Jesse L. Boyce, superintendent of state banks, has issued a call to state banks for reports at the close of business on November 15. The call was issued yesterday.
 EXPECTED HoME-captain E. S. Linton is expected to return today from the southern part of the state, where he has been in the interests of the national guard According to a ltelegraphic report filed with Walter S. Ingalls,. adjutant general, from Captain Linton it appears that battery will
 be formed in Nogales. Leaving there
 on Friday, Captain Linton went to
 Casa Grande. where he made an in-
 spection of the high school cadets. COOKED FOOD SALE-The women
 of the Trinity Guild and auxiliary will
 hold a cooked food sale Wednesday at
 the Roper sales room, 414-416 North
 Central avenue. The sale will be con- , ducted from 1 until o'clock and
 everything for Thanksgiving dinner !, will be offered for sale.
 1 LEAVES FOR BENTON-Thomas ] Maddock, state engineer, left yester-
 day for Benton, where he will make an inspection of the state road work.
 GOES TO coNFERENCE-L. c.
 Snow, assistant scout commissioner , left last evening for Santa Barbara , where he will attend the district con- ! ference of the national council of Boy ! rfcs 4s will cover the district including Ari- } zona. California, Utah and Nevada and among those taking an active part
 in the program will be Charles N
 Miller, national scout executive, who
 will spend the week in Phoenix begin
 ming December 6. He will come here ; for the express purpose of state or. 8 ganization work as outlined by J. E Thompson. MT. Miller has approved F the plan and will cooperate with MT
 Thompson and scout leaders here il
 bringing together the scout organiza-
 tions in the different parts of the state . ARE OUT OF TOWN-Ed Stephens I secretary to the live stock sanitar, . board, is in Tucson on official business . Dr. R. J. flight, state veterinarian, il , also absent from the city, being il
 Maricopa, where he is making GOV
 tests.
 LEAVES FOR SUPERIOR = Mis- Helen Hahn, teacher trainer of home 2 economics with the state university O left yesterday for Superior, where sh, F will assist the home economies teach s CTS in working out a course of stud. : for the grades and high school for tn f year.
 GOES TO DoUGLAS-Dr. R. H. H : Blome, director of vocational educa
 tion, and Miss Beulah I. Coon, super n visor of home economics, will leave to e day for Douglas, where they will at a tend the three days session of tn a teachers institute of Cochise count
 beginning Monday morning. Miss Coo ' will conduct section meeting .a home economics and another sectio