Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
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IHOTH CENTER MEETING-i There will be meeting of the Phoe- nix Truth Center on Wednesday at 2 p. m, at 123 North Twelfth avenue All interested in divine healing are invited The subject will be The Radiant Lffe''
 FIRE CHIEF VISIT R-Fire Chief B s. Owens of Mesa was a Phoenix visitor yesterday on official business. He came to learn methods of fire inspection as practiced by the local department. Fire Chief Owens is making plans for fire prevention campaign which he will launch soon in Mesa, he said.
 TO SPEAK MoNpAY-Miss Clara Wheeler. Columbia college graduate and member of the faculty of the Northern Arizona Normal school, will be one of the speakers at the lunch con preceding the program presented by the local council of the Arizona Congress of Mothers at the Kenil- worth school on Monday. Although her subject has not been announced, Miss Wheeler has consented to speak on some phase of educational work. TWO ARE sENTENcED-I. An- derson yesterday pleaded guilty in 1 the superior court to a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor and was sentenced by Judge Stanford ito serve 60 days in the county jail from 1 the date of his Imprisonment. An
 derson was arrested recently near
 Mesa by Constable O. L. Pickens when the officer found three gallons of "moonshine" whiskey in a car in I which Anderson and Stanley Newell
 were riding. Newell pleaded guilty <Iax oe
 to serve six months in jail by Judge
 Stanford. J. R. Carleton, who plead
 ed guilty on Thursday to a charge of petty larceny yesterday, was sen fenced by Judge Stanford to serve
 50 days in the county jail from the
 date of his imprisonment Carleton
 was alleged to have stolen some car penter tools
 X WILL FiLED-Placing the value
 of the estate at $9,520.85, the will o1 4 Gerd Braue, who died in Phoenix
 April 27, 1921, was filed for probate
 by Charles. Parson, named in tn,
 will as executor. The estate consist.
 of real and personal property, ac, cording to the petition, and two heir! are named as devisees. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon
 May Is. at 1:30 o'clock.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses tf marry were issued yesterday t James Jarvis, 23, and Maria Terra, 21 both of Phoenix: and William L. Tan
 ner, 23, of Prescott, and Josephine Morrow 20, of Phoenix.
 N MOTOR SALESMEN TO MEET All automotiye salesmen of the cit are requested to attend a meeting t be held Monday evening at the cham
 Der of commerce, when something c much interest to all will be an nounced. The automotive classified
 tion includes salesmen for automo
 piles, trucks, tractors, airplanes, mo
 torcyclcs, gasoline, tires, service an accessories.
 RECITAL TODAY-The recital 6 the Arizona school of music this aft
 ernoon at o'clock will be given b pupils from the piano, violin, expres
 sion and dancing departments. Tn T. public is invited to attend.
 ' UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS . The Western Union is holding tele
 grams for J. A. Stuart, Lew Quin and Alexander Murray.
 CHiLDREN'S PARTY-Queen E. ther chapter No 22, Order of u Eastern Star. will hold it's children night party Monday evening, begir ming at 7:@ o'clock, on the lawn
 the home of Mrs F. Louis Zimmel | man. 9 Moreland place. Children visitirg members will be welcome. II FAREWELL IuNcHEON-A far' well luncheon to Miss Helen Fife ar Miss Mary Fife was given yesterds by the attaches of the state auditor office. The guests of honor wel 2 popular with the state house fan