Arizona republican., 1917-05-09

passed his examination for the grade of Lieutenant Colonel Major Rogers is at present at Fort Bliss, Fl Paso, with his regiment the goth Infantry.
 JtTNEY DANCE The Woman's club is making attractive plans for jltney dance and card evening at the club Saturday evening for the hene- : fit Of the Red Cross Among the
 events planned for fthe association
 none have been arranged with more
 thought to the guests enjoyment than
 the event of this week which will be
 one Of social importance
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to AL phonse Nj, Fountaine ?, Globe and Evanna DOremus, 21. Los Angeles; Manuel Castro g, Buckeye and Teresa Cortez, II, Buckeye; Roy Burgess Ben
 nett, ?, Globe and Alice Jerez Sanchez, 20, Phoenix; Carlos Gartorea, 34, i Tempe and Carmen Galaz, r, Tempe. ASKS DECREE-Charging desertion Mrs. Agnes Estella Moore yesterday in , stituted divorce proceedings in the su- perior court against Clark Milton Moore, general manager of the Cobra do Portland Cement company In the complaint Mrs. Moore alleges that Moore, whom she married n Kansas in 1895 has real property valued at s4000
 and an annual income of 5000. She asks for alimony in the sum of $225.
 ASKS DAMAGES-Aski S10,O00 for injuries received when in the em- ploy of the company D. W. Cranford yesterday brought personal injury
 suit against the Mountain States Tele phone X Telegraph company. Accord
 ing to the complaint filed in the office
 of the clerk of the superior court Cranford was injured while working on the line. 4 wire was fastened about Crawford's hips, and the enormous pull
 he alleges, resulted in cutting his hips and other injuries.
 AT WESTERN UNION-There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the follow ing: Henry Pierce, c. H. James, Nick Cutuk, ST, Thomas Roldan, NJ Parker, i Walter Harrington, Hugh G. Robinson George Smith George Kingdom, Ham mels X Fields,- Otto Keith, J. H Knost Oswald c. Ludwig, NJ D. burrls, Metcalf, Mrs Hall Davenport, C. R. ! Welch, W. l.. Barnum, l.. W Lloyd Anna S Lennard, D. t'. McArthur, B R. Green and E. J. Connor.
 GRADUATION-- Emil Gan3 will leave fer St. Louis tomorrow to be present at the graduation of his daugh ter, Miss Aileen Ganz from LenoX Hall, a fashionable finishing school for girls, on May IT. Miss Gang, who is a pop uiar member of the junior set, has been greatly missed during her two years residence in the east. Her brief vaca- tions passed here have been punctuated with many delightful social affairs in
 her honor. It will he disappointment 1 to her many friends that she will not
 return this summer but will pass the l season on the eastern coast.
 1 COMMISSION SlGNED-Governor 1 Thomas E. Campbell signed a notarial l commission yesterday afternoon in 1 favor of Raymond Alles of this city.
 HIGLEY ScORES-James Higley. one of the Phoenix boys at Stanford, 1 has been admitted to the officers i training camp at the Presidio letter apprising his father of his good luck
 was received yesterday He will enter with the rank of second lieutenant.
 GLOBE Is FUTURE HC'NE-Mr and Mrs. Burke c. Payne, Jr., left last
 make their future home. The Paynes
 will be greatly missed in this city as
 MT. Payne has been in business for the past TWO years.- being president and
 general manager of the Payne and
 Saufley Tire company. He has recent ly taken the position as proprietor of 1 the Old Dominion Rubber Of Globe l however, which necessitates a change ! in residence.