Arizona republican., 1921-02-20
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LATTER DAY SAINTS-ApostIe .ohn W. Rushton, notable speaker, will deliver a sermon Sunday morning at II o'clock and in the evening at s o'clock at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Tenth and Moreland streets. The public is invited to attend.
 LESSONS IN CHRISTIAN LIVING A primary course of lessons in Chris tian living and healing is being given on Wednesday afternoons at o'clock at 237 North Fifth street. The sub ject for the coming Wednesday is "Ig& norance and Foolishness Denied"
 MADISON SUNDAY SCHOOL - Sunday school is to be started again at the Madison Improvement house on the Indian school road at 2:30 o'clock to- day Quite a number of families in that neighborhood do not live con- venient to any other Sunday school and many have expressed desire TOT a school at that place. Everybody IS invoted to attend. Bring bibles and the whole family. Special Sunday school workers will be present.
 SERVICES AT MURPHY SCHOOL There will be services at the Murphy school today as follows: Sunday school at g. 30 p. m., Mrs. Tipple, superintend- ent; preaching at S:30 D. m.. pastor supplied. Prayer meeting will be held on Friday evening at ': 30 o'clock
 RAILWAY CLERKS TO DANCE The Brotherhood Of Railway Clerks will give a social dance next Wednes- day evening at the I. o. O. F. hali- There will be good music and refresh ments.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Pom taleon GaIsard. 2S and Cruz Haire, 22, both, of Mesa; Samuel M. Wilson. A, and Mariece Seuvner. 16, both of Phoe- nix; William H. Muderback, 22, of Phoenix, and Mary Carroll 24, of Lake City, Colo: Jasemarco Mendebil. 34, and Auroa G. Martinez, p, both of Mesa; Elesio Fiscaline, 33. and Lucia Garcia. 23, both of Phoenix. Gregorio Nunez, 23. Sand Eva Alvarado, 20, both of Phoenix: Gregorio Flores 21, and Maria C. Villegas, 25, both of Tempe; Bernard Hobold, 21. and Opal Bar tron, r, both of Phoenix; Walter Goodwin Western. 2S, and Esther Der nice Bowlin, 22, both of Phoenix. MINER ASKS $3ooo-Declaring he suffered injuries to the extent of S30o0 in an accident in the Indio mine No. Z, Juan Garcia yesterday brought suit against the Ray Consolidated Copper company for a judgment. Garcia al leges he was employed in building a scaffold in the mine on February 21, 1919, when a large amount of rock and dirt loosened by a blast fell uponhim.
 TWO DIvORCES GRANTED-Two decrees of divorce were granted by Judge Joseph S. Jenckes yesterday as follows: Myrtle Richardson from Silas D. Richardson. charges assertion; Georgia A. Barnes from Sidney Bruce Barnes, charges desertion.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING-C. E. Williams yesterday pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Henry J. Sullivan to charge of exceeding the speed limit on South Central avenue and was fined S5. The complaint was made by Motorcycle Officer F. A. Bell.
 CHARGED WITH BURGLARY- Lee Hughes yesterday was held to an swer to the superior court by Justice Nat T. Mckee after a hearing on charge of burglary. He was commit ted to the county jail when he failed to furnish bond of 5000. The com plaint was made by Ruth Steinmeley. who charges when she returned to the home or A. B. Evelsizer, where she lived, she found Hughes in the hall way. Hughes attempted to prove that he was elsewhere at the time, but failed to make it stick with the court