Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

Tuesday.
 FORENOON SCHoOL-The Pri- mary Forenoon school will open to- morrow morning at POS East More | land street. it was announced yes- terday. The Kindergarten will be in | charge of Mrs. J. c. Ferguson.
 HAVE BABY GiRL-A baby girl. | Frances Selma, arrived at the home | of MT. and Mrs. H. J. Mackler, 719 | East Polk street, last Thursday. | Mother and daughter are reported to be doing nicely.
 SURPRISE PARTY-The Sunny Rest sanitarium gave pleasant sur | prise party last evening iri honor of | Miss Birdie McFall who has been | head nurse at the institution for some | time. Miss McFall was presented by l the patients with a gold pencil as a token of their esteem.
 SENTENCE SuSPENDED-Harry Parker, who entered a plea of guilty in the superior court to a charge of second degree burglary, yesterday was given suspended sentence of three years by Judge Stanford on condition that he report to the pro-
 bation officer once each month dur
 ing the period.
 REVIVAL SERVICES - Services
 of the Union Camp meeting will be
 held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
 and at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the
 tent at the corner of Seventeenth and
 East Washington streets. The ser-
 vices are conducted by Evangelist
 A. F. Sutter and Elder Pohlhiemus.
 Services will be held at T:30 o'clock every evening. Everyone is well come.
 KIWANiS MEETING TUESDAY, Preparing an Outlet for the Products of Our Valley" will be the subject O. l .fs,r. | ly luncheon of the Kiwanis club at the Y. M. c. A. at 12:15 o'clock Tues day Fred J. Elliott will be the
 speaker and Earl F. Drake will be
 chairman of the day. A report by the
 committee on business ethics will
 also be made. W. B. Wilkinson will give the attendance prize.
 RECEIPTS S33,e1e-The net cash
 receipts of the state land department
 for the month of September amount | ed to S33,919.24, which was turned
 over to the state treasurer yesterday.
 The largest item for the month was
 S21,79947 for interest and rentals,
 while the other sources which brought
 up the total were sales amounting to s10,733.05: fees, S1324.2S, and refunds. s6244. Rudolph Kuchler, land com
 missioner, has paid to the treasurer since the first of the year in all S3Il, . 65475.
 JEWISH NEW YEAR SERVICES l-The Jewish New Year. or Rosh Ha-
 shanah, will be observed by Jewish people of the valley with services at
 6: 30 o'clock tonight and g o'clock to-
 morrow morning. The service will be
 held at the Woman's club. The rabbi Dr. Liknaitz. will speak on "A Mes
 sage to Israeli this evening and or
 "A Message to Mankind' tomorrow morning. Special festival music will
 be given by the Temple chorus, di- ] rected by Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis. Al , will be welcome.
 II TO OPEN SCHOOl-The relEiou:
 school of the Congregational Betf Israel will be opened this morning at lO:30 o'clock. The sessions vii !. be held every Saturday and Sunday
 morning at the auditorium in th'
 school administration building. Dr
 Liknaitz is the superintendent ant
 has an efficient staff of teachers Parents are requested to send theil children for registration. All art
 WILL HOLD BANQUET = Tn ,, Rowena Circle will hold its annua ! banquet at 7:30 o'clock Mouda, ] evening. October 3. at the home O Mrs. Mary F. Sherer, s2s Yves 5 Jackson street. The following or 1lCerS WILL D6 lf1SA&ilCA eAl ! banquet: President. Mrs. Mary E a Sherer; vice president, Mrs Eliza beth Jeans; secretary, Mrs. Ester Oi Il son: treasurer, Mrs. Clara Rex: ad l. visor, Mrs. Daisy Cooper: publicity $ Mrs. Matte Greeg; entertainment = Lenora Jenkins
 . CHARGE DlSMIssED-On motto . of Paul McIver, assistant county at IS torney, a charge of aggravated as 1t sault against C. c. Harden brongf e by w. NJ Wetzler was dismissed yes s terday by Justice Henry J. Sullivan e Wetzler alleged Harden attacke a him with a shovel inflicting a gas ,- in his nose. A charge of threatenin $ to commit an offense brought h st Harden against wetzler was dis .e missed several days ago by JustiC le Wetzler threatened him with crow . TWO DIVORCE ACTIONS - Tv re suits for decrees of divorce we Il filed yesterday Helen O'Brien asl m for a decree from Jimmie O'Brien ( ,e grounds of cruelty. She asks f in the restoration of her maiden nam V Helen Wright They were marie ar on September 21, 1921. according = the complaint. Ardma Jenkins asl # for a decree from Louis Jenkins, J I'd | on grounds of cruelty She asks f ~. temporary alimony of s100 a mon = and a division of their propert . Judge Jenckes issued a restraint q, n order enjoining Jenkins from dispo y ing of the property and cites him
 appear on October 10 at D.
 o'clock to show cause why the 1 - junction should not issue.
 at DAMAGE SUIT CONTINUED u' the suit of John c. Behrns again et. the Capital Fuel and Feed compa w and J. L. Crisman for damages ne s55,500 alleged to have been su ho tained by Behrns in an accide De while employed in the construct te of warehouse for the fuel compar ey Judge Stanford on motion of or counsel for the defense. dismiss ed the case against the defendant J. en Srisman. The hearing of the s n- which began on Friday was co ve tinued until 9:S0 o'clock Tuesd la morning. Behrns alleges a sceff' he on which he was working broke he May 31, 1920, permitting him to f an nine feet to the ground. He clail IT. the fall injured him permanent jet He was empolyed as carpente ,es helper in the construction of ri- defendants warehouse at SixteeT h. avenue and Jackson street accordi of to the testimony and Crisman V ,us the contractor.