Arizona republican., 1916-02-03


 Tempe.
 TWILIGHT SLEEP LECTURE-Th Murphy Parent Teacher association will meet at the Murphy school this afternoon. Dr. Rosa Goodrich Boido will lecture on Twilight Sleep : WOULD MORTGAGE CHURCH PROPERTY-The Baptist Church As sociation of Mesa yesterday peti- tioned the Superior court for the right to mortgage it's property
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Will liam A. Rainard of Phoenix and Su- sanna Hilderbaum of New York and Manuel Lonstannon of Phoenix and Nellie SotelO of Tempe
 FALLING LEAVES-The feature at the meeting this morning of the Dra- matic club which will be held at ten o'clock at the Woman's club building, will be a dramatic recital of the famous poem, Like Failing Leaves" by Miss Beatrice Fales
 o. E. S. AUXILIARY MEETS- There will be a meeting of the Aux Hilary of the Phoenix Chapter No. Order Eastern Star, this afternoon be- tween the hours of two and five. Al members and visitors are requested tt be present
 MINING MEN HERE Charles Grimes of Pasadena and s. & Jones of Oatman, president and general man ager respectively of the Tom Reef mining company of the latter place were here yesterday looking after the interests of their mining property.
 HOME FROM THE COAST-Attor- ney General Wiley Jones, who has been at Los Angeles for the pasi. week or so, following his appearance in the federal court there in behalf of the Arizona Corporation commits sion. returned to this city yesterday. Mir. Jones reports that he was some what under the weather while in l.. A but is feeling pretty good since his arrival in his own home town.
 FROM THE CEDARS OF LEB- ANON-The atmosphere in Judge Ly- mans court was distinctly foreign yesterday woman who said she was born on Mt. Lebanon was the principal figure in a civil suit brought by Anton Gold against Richard M. Elias The defendant said he was no of age and not liable for the bill brought against him. His mother wac called to court Salim Ackel acted as interpreter. Judge Lyman has taken the case under advisement
 CATHEDRAL CLUB DANCE-The Cathedral club composed of Dean Scar 'etts Bible class of high school stu dents gave a successful dance at the Cathedral house last evening. Repre- sentative members of the Senior and Junior Guilds. the Trinity club and the Girls Friendly society. chaperoned the affair. Partlett Heard is president of the club and among the members are Walter Martin. Albert Pinney, John Latham. Smith Pickrell. J Jnn Akers, FGrrv Pehn and Wallace Kohlberg One hundred of the junior set were present.
 INNER TUBE THlEVES-George Smith and Robert Gill, who are al legged to have made clean sweep of inner tubes from the private garages in this city were arraigned in Judge De Souza's court yesterday. They waived examination and were held to answer 10 the superior court in the sum of $500. The men had cut out the valves and were prepared to sell the tubes for old rubber They would probably have netted $15 by the sale whereas the 1 tubes were worth something like $500 AT THE ADAMS-C. E. Barry and wife, Los Angeles; o. w. Nichols Denver: H. B. Stout. Los Angeles; C 1 s. Howard Mesa; J. B. Byrnes. St Louis; V. C. Condron. Tucson; Alfred Paul, Douglas; c. w. Savers, Chicago E. V. Hudson. Tempe; C. w. Henry San Francisco; l.. L. Ewing. Denver; H. B. Lind. Oakland; s. s. Caller. St Louis; Mary L. Neff, City; Peggy Wallace. San Francisco; R. NJ. Robin Francisco: R. T. Jones. Superior ICharles Grimes, Pasadena : s. s. Jones Oatman.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-J. Garnet Holmes Tolleson; Wes. Jones, Quart zite; F.. C. Lawrence, Denver; A Nesbitt, New York; T. J. Kennedy ant
 wife. Portland; Mrs. s. F. Hastings IOakland; John Poole, Los Angeles
 Sam Hecht. Denver; Edward Orr ant
 wife, City; E. M. Blake and wife
 Hayden; J. C. Rogers and wife Ray
 A. H. Nye. Denver; H. J. Coll, Chi : cago; Leo Hanah, Kansas City; F M. Atwood, City: Ethel Rogers, NJ. | Canon, Prescott; Edward w. Byrnt
 Denver; Edith Snowden, Chicago
 George R. Fassett, Wickenbrg; Elmer Fisher, Los Angeles; Wayne Heffnel
 Chandler
 SUIT FOR DIVoRcE-Chargin that her husband treated her cruell and left her and their twelve month
 old baby dependent on charity c
 relatives and friends, Mabel Sulliva : yesterday instituted divorce proceed ings against James A. Sullivan. l
 her complaint Mrs. Sullivan state
 that her husband left her frequent , for long periods. His conduct nc , only caused her humiliation butt em barrassment since she was forced { z accept aid Last August Sullivan lei
 his home and since that time ha gwen ms Vile but $lZ. Ills DaD
 girl. Phyllis Glenn was a year old a I that time. Mrs Sullivan asks fC f the custody of the child
 AT THE COMMERClAL-Joh an
 Edmund Germann, Higley; l.. Brown, Los Angeles; J. A. Trenbert Y Prescott: w. c. DickersOn, Flagstaff Fred Sutton, Los Angeles; R. Raher COngrecc function. Mrc C r n Duncan, Congress-; Claud Stephen f Seligman; Roy Anderson; w. F.. Lut n strom, Los Angeles; K. J. Billingsie