Arizona republican., 1917-12-16

odist Episcopal church will have blue day" at the church today. A special program by local talent will be rem dered in the afternoon at o'clock. Addresses will be made by local col ored ministers. The public is invited by those in charge.
 FOR oPERATIoN-Mrs. Charles l.. Woodcock was taken to the Sis ters' hospital yesterday to be op- erated on for appendicitis. Last re- ports were that Mrs. Woodcock is doing nicely and is expected to be on the road to recovery soon.
 HOW CARS ARE MADE" "The making of an automobile" is the title of film which is being pre- sented at the Columbia theater Sun day and Monday nights of this week. The picture shows the com plete process in the manufacture of Ford automobiles.
 LONG MOTOR TRIP-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wahl arrived this week for a visit with their sister, Mrs. w. R. Ketchum. MT. Wahl and f. mily have motored all over the west as far east as Texas and are now on their way to their home in Idaho.
 DISTRICT DEPUTY-W. o. Rug gles of KingmaD, district deputy for Arizona for the Benevolent and Pro- tectiv Order of Elks, was in Phoenix yesterday enroute to his home after a trip of inspection to the Elks lodges in the southern part of the state.
 LEAVES FcR ARMY-Carl E. | Hover, salesman for Goldman's S [ grocery, has left for training camp, preparatory to entering the quarter masters department in the United | States army.
 BOUND OVER - John Corder | charged with failure to provide for his minor children, was bound over to the superior court yesterday by Justice | Frank De Souza. Corder and his wife were divorced in September and no pro- vision was entered in the decree grant .d Tn Graham county for the children maintenance. The divorced wife now seeks to compel her former husband tC provide for the two children. | ASKS NULMENT-Allegin that she was married to James De Witt fol l a year before she learned that he haC a wife in Indianapolis, Mrs. Louise A De Witt instituted annulment proceed lngs in the superior court yesterday Mrs. De Witt sets forth in her com plaint that she married De Witt 1T April, 1916, and that it was not unti April of the following year that sht learned of the existence of a formel wife from whom De Witt had not beer divorced.
 AUXILIARY SOCIAL The Mar, Brodie Woman's auxiliary of tn, United Spanish War Veterans extend! an invitation to the members of Phoe nix camp No. 1, United Spanish Wa Veterans. to attend a social session O the auxiliary at Elks hall, at S:3 o'clock. Monday night All members O the camp and the auxiliary are re quested by those in charge to be pres ent, as, in addition to the social fea ture, matters pretaining to the winter work will be discussed
 JUDGE DETAINED-There will b. no law and motion day in division
 of the superior court on Monday owin, to the absence of Judge Lyman, who i sitting in the Mahoney- Frame cas- which is being tried in Prescott. Thi action was instituted by the stockhold CTS of the Jerome Portland Coppe company, who are attempting to shov that the defendant Frame had b. fraudulent means come into possession of more than 100000 shares of tn ] treasury stock of the company Tn ; plaintiff is seeking to compel the re turn of the stock.
 MOCK TRlAl-The first session c
 the kangaroo court will be held b . Phoenix Camp No. 5, Woodmen of tn
 World tomorrow night in the K. I Hall, and promises to be one of tn
 most interesting things of the kin , ever given in Phoenix. In this moe
 trial. some of the most prominent law ). yers will act as the court and attor
 neys. The accused will be vigorousl prosecuted also ably defended and an
 Woodman not being there will miss tn
 treat of the season.