Arizona republican., 1917-10-19

 were grade cows and some sold as high as $200.
 GEORGIA SOCIETY - A meeting of the Georgia society will be held Saturday evening at 1:S0 o'clock, in room 515 Fleming building. Ali Georgians are requested to be present by those in charge, as there is busi- ness Of importance to be transacted
 QUAIL DINNER-A quail dinner followed by theater party was given for Miss Ottis Banks by a-number of her friends. Among those who had the pleasure of attending this delight ful affair were MT and Mrs. J. H. Williams. MT. and Mrs. Earl Banks Miss Ethel Banks, Robert Banks ana Ed Shay.
 RETURNS HOME-Mrs H. H. Rop- inson was a passenger on last nights train for her home in Dallas.
 BUSINESS TRlP-Frank NJ. Ewing of the Standard Oil company, left last night for Chicago on a short business trip.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Walter Ray Brewer 21, Gilbert, and Mirl May Ragsdale, l5, Gilbert.
 HAL OW FEN DA NC E-The Woodmen's circle will give masquer ade dance Halloween night, October 31, at Patrick's hall.
 ARGUE NEW TRIAL-Motion foY d new trial in the case of the State versus Charles korrick will be argued before Judge Stanford at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 BOIOO CASE SET-The case of the State versus pr. Lorenzo Boido, charged with bastardy, was set for Saturday. October 27. by Justice Wheeler yesterday.
 RAILROAD MAN HEBREW. F. Gisert, travelling passenger agent for the Baltimore X Ohio lines with head quarters at Denver, was a business visitor to Phoenix yesterday. OVER APACHE TRAiL-Mr. and Mrs. j. p Maloy of San Francisco left yesterday for Denver, via the Apache Trail and Globe. They had been in Phoenix on q several weeks business trip.
 ACCOMPANIES BODY - Frederick Joseph Mcbride accompanied the body of his father, the late Judge John Mcbride, to Columbus, O., last night. He will return immediately. after the funeral. Mrs. Mcbride was unable to make the trip on account of illness.
 
 1 ternal Brotherhood will hold its second social dance at K. of P. hall Saturday night Members and friends are es- pecially invited to attend The or chestra has been augmented and the best of music will be furnished. TO ATTEND CONvENTION-Mrs ". H. Dunlap left last evening for Kansas City where she will attend the | national convention oi the Christian Wcmen's Board of Missions. Mrs George Day is also a Phoenix delegate ] to the convention and will return al 1 it's close, Mrs. Dunlap remaining in Kansas for a month.
 JOIN COlORS-Lamar Norviel. son ! of MT. and Mrs. W. s. Norviel. left last evening for San Pedro, where he will ] join 500 other Stanford students who enlisted in the naval reserve. Young Noryiel, who enlisted in the spring ! would have finished the law course al Stanford this year had he remained at the university.
 NEED ClOTHlNACTn arrival ot cooler weather has resulted in numer- ous requests to be made at the As | ,OoIateo Charities for shoes and cloth- 1 ing for boys particularly between the ages of 10 and F years. An urgent I request is made to persons having such articles to notify the organlza- l ton immediately.
 TOO .FAST-Forty miles an hour or 1 Central Avenue is too much speed ac- i cording to Justice Wheeler who yes terday found Rodney Mcdonald guilty 1 of violating the motor vehicle law ana fined him s10. Mcdonald who was ar rested by Deputy Sheriff Charles Naf- cd tria h,,, fai f. { convince the court that he was ! innocent
 TAXES FOR 1917-The first install. ment of 1917 taxes will be delinquen l on November ,. Deputy Treasurer Vernon Wright stated yesterday tha 1 While the tax collections were beinl 1 made daily, nevertheless the ndica tions were that there would be a lont lineup for the last two days. He urge. | the .aApayerS to do tner taXpdylnt early.
 Aoks DECREE-Alleging that hel husband struck her in the face anc that the blow smashed the glasses sh, was wearing./ Mrs Anna M. Marone, yesterday brought suit for a divorc, l in the superior court against Marvin . B. Maroney. The couple were married in Phoenix in November. 1915, ant ! shortly afterWard moved to HaydeI Junction. It was there, five months later, that he husband struck her claims the wife who left him and re turned to Phoenix. Since her de parture Maroney has not provided he
 with the common necessaries of life she says.
 ASKS ALIMONY-The question o temporary alimony and attorneys fee in the divorce action brought by Mrs Zoa Halstead versus Ray Halstea,
 will be settled in Judge Stanford's di
 vision of the superior court today
 When the matter came up yesterday
 Mir Halstead contended that he Wa
 physically unable to ~orK. Mrs. Hal stead in her complaint filed a shor
 time ago, alleged that her hushan
 made her wear the cast off clothing c
 his relatives and refused to suppor her. She claimed, however that h
 spent money 6n other women. Sh
 is asking $75 a month temporary ali
 mony.