Arizona republican., 1917-09-13

 who resides in Mesa, testified that his wife left him a short time after they were married. He said that they had d three-ye old daughter and he of fered no objection when the mother was granted the custody of the child.
 w. c. T. U. MEETlNG-There will be a special business meeting of the w. C. T. U., at the home, 227 West Monroe street, this afternoon beginning promptly at 2:30 o'clock. All members are urged to be present
 REV. RUSSELL RETURNS-The Rev. o. L. Russell, pastor of the Cart wright Methodist church, will return this week from his vacation and will fill his pulpit the morning and evening of September 16
 KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SEE CURlTY-The Knights and Ladies of Security will give a picnic at East Lake park Thursday evening con- mencing at o'clock. Ice cream and cake will be served. All members and their families are requested to be present.
 JOINS HOLT REALTY COMPANY -J. B. Bayless, prominent business man of Spokane, Wash, has become associated with the Holt Realty com pany at West Adams street MT. Bayless is enthusiastic over the out look in and around Phoenix and has already made some investments.
 p. T. A. SOCIAL-A social will be i held at the Balsz school house Friday evening, September IA, under the aus pices of the Parent Teachesrs associ- ation. Each lady is requested to bring pie. A card telling the kind of pas 1 try and the name of the giver should 1 lR 4c1 r,io he r.ipc In auctioned off to the highest bidder ! Coffee and cocoa will be served. MRS. CARR ON TOUR-Mrs. Lulu Carr house secretary of the Young 1 Womens Christian Association, left last evening for an extensive southern and eastern tour Mrs Carr will re- | turn to Phoenix for a brief period af- ! ter her we'll earned vacation and leave again the first of the year for San Francisco where she will be connected with the social welfare department o the Y
 FOR ALHAMeRA sOLDIERS-Ir 1 honor of eight soldier boys of Al hambra who leave for camp on Sep
 tember 19, the Alhambra M. E church will give farewell socia | Friday evening. Governor CampOel ! will give a short address on Patriot. ! musical numbers and some good pa ism There will be several livel, | triotic music. A jolly time is assured l All in the community are invited tt attend.
 HOME GUARD VACANCIES-Ow | ing to enlistments, draft and othe causes there are vacancies in some O the companies of the police reserves Those wishing to join this popular or ganization can apply to Charles E. Heath (Adjt.), at the Heath studio ! First avenue and Adams street Ther, is no expense attached to this service l and the drills are interesting and bene ficial. at the same time giving the citi zens of Phoenix a feeling of security
 MARRIAGE LICENSES -Marriag | licenses were issued yesterday |, Thomas M Owens. p, Tempe anC Edith Mae Warner, P, Tempe; Jacl Pier Quaid. 36, Jerome and Hazel Edal Harvey, 25. Phoenix; Samuel A. Trout 21, Tempe and Pansy E. Harmon, 22 Tempe; William R. Lacy, 26, Gilber and Ethel Hoffman, 22, Gilbert; John T 1 Keenan, 45, Chandler, and Tillie L Ketzel, 41. Los Angeles.
 ON STATE MEDICAL BOARD Governor Campbell yesterday appointe, as memberc of the board of state medical examiners Dr. Colt l. Hughes Dr. A. l.. Gustetter, and Dr. D. L. Con
 nor. Dr. Connor is an osteopath an, the two others allopathic physicians
 The retiring members of the medica
 board are Dr. George w. Martin O
 Tucson, Dr. I. E. Huffman of Tucsol
 and Dr. c. T. Sturgeon of Globe. Dl
 Huffman is now in the army as sur
 geon.
 EXPECT RED CROSS YARN 500, -Deluged with requests for yarn fo Red Cross work. hundreds of Phoeni
 women have appealed to Mrs. w. k
 James for knitting material Mir.
 James, who has been in charge of Re : Cross activities since the war, state yesterday that the shipment had bee delayed, but that she expected a larg quantity here by the end of next weel So generous have been the offers tha l Mrs. James finds it impossible to no : tlty those who have requested the var and asks them to rely on the press f
 convey the news when the shipment : received
 , FOUR JOIN NAVY-A. T. Flynn. i
 charge of the local naval recruiting of 7 nee reports the following enlistment ' tor the navy the past week: Augusti Vallaobos. Phoenix; Howard L. Browl 5 Phoenix; Cornelius M Doheney. Phoe nix; Vern W. Riggs, Mesa. All thes recruits are between seventeen an
 twenty years of age and therefore nc subject to the draft. Their addresse and the addresses of all who have lei {. Phoenix in the past two months fo
 the navy will be the naval recruitin