Arizona republican., 1917-11-07
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Dair- Erwin, 31, Wellston, Okla, and Mary Jane Bamford, 22, Los Angeles. SEW FOR RED CRUSS-The wom- en of the Parent-Teacher association l of the high school will sew for the Red Cross at the chamber of commerce on Wednesday, all day, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m., under the supervision of Mrs. R. A. Perry.
 BUY LIBERTY HOHDS-One local organization which contributed liberal 1 ly to the second Liberty Loan bond is sue is the Cooks and Walters union, which pledge itself to spend s200 for the government paper
 BURNING THE ROAD.-Frank Vim son was arrested on Central avenue, 1 between Roosevelt and Moreland streets by Police Officer Bob Ander- son yesterday for speeding and was lined $10 by Judge Thomas. DOVES OF PEACE-Over the west window of the navy recruiting station | on West Washington street, two gray pigeons have built a nest. How is that for a dove of peace?
 ALLEGED SLACkERS-Tw al i legged slackers, Jesus Feliz and Antonio 1 L. Martinez, were arrested yesterday i and placed in the Maricopa county jail. | They are charged with having failed 1 to register under the selective service | law
 LIBERTY LOAN CONTRIBUTIONS The guards and employees of tne Ari- zona state prison subs ribed S1.450.c0 ! to the Second Liberty Loan of 1917 and an appeal, circulated among the nris- | oners, resulted in subscriptions having 1 been made by nearly every prisoner ill ! 3 position to invest any money; the to- tn1 1 nineteen men.
 CLOTHING NEEDED-The Asso- | ciated Charities wish to emphasize the I fact that they are in urgent need of 1 shoes with which to supply children, boys and girls, esrIcially for girls 1 about 13 years of age Also they WIS h l some women's shoes in large sizes 1 Any old clothing that will be contrib | uted can be used to good advantage. 1 The Associated Charities isat IS South l Second avenue.
 w. p. CALLAHAN HEBREW. P. ] Callahan arrived yesterday from Louisville and will pass the remainder | of the week here the. guest of County I Engineer Harold Bargman. The former ] Phoenician, who has the agency for a number of the highest grade automo- piles, contemplates returning here next season and taking up his permanent residence. Callahan once gained fame on the local trackFby winning a race 1 from Barney Oldfield
 TO TAKE OVER DAM-At an all 1 day meeting yesterday at Patrick s 1 hall in Phoenix the Paradise-V Verde | Water Users association a committee of three was appointed to make the 1 preliminary arrdngeemnts for the forming of an irrigation district to take over the Horshoe dam. The committee l is as follows: J. D. Bowers, William | Bartlett and A. N. Hedgepeth. Direc- 1 tors of the association were chosen as 1 follows: R. M. Lyle A. N Hedgepath, | W. I. Lively, Duncan Macdonald and A. o. Egan. More than 200 members ! of the association were present at the meeting.
 WON'T TAKE PRoPEaTY-Resi- dents of Arizona. who are citizens of | countries with which the United States 1 is at war and who have been fearful that their deposits in banks in this 1 country or their other property would 1 be confiscated under the new law, may be no longer apprehensive, according to word received by Postmaster Selim Nicholson from A. Mitchell Palmer. of ficial custodian of anen property in this country. There is no danger of l such property in this state being con- fiscated, MT Palmer says.
 SUIT CONTiNUED-Th case of Abraham Delano vs. George Gibbs, in | which a homestead entry made by Delano is contested by Gibbs, which was scheduled to have been heard be- fore Receiver John J. Birdno and Reg 1 ister John L. Irwin at the United States ! Land office in the federal building yes 1 terday, has been continued until No Yember 21 The disputed property is 1 n the reclamation project and is sit | tuated just north of Tempe. The case l is a rehearing of the original and was 1 ordered by the secretary of the interior on appeal. Attorney R. c. Langmade ! represents Delan0 and the law firm of
 Hampton and Arnold, the defendant.
 BED CROSS BENEFlT-The Tan ner Chapel chapter will give a Red Cross benefit Thursday evening, No verlber s, from to o'clock D m.. on
 the Indian school campus There will
 be an old time food sale where chicken
 turkey, barbecue meats, bread and cake
 will be on sale. Th- school band will
 play at p. m, after which an inter- estlng entertainment will be staged 4 general good time is in store for all
 
 fun Bring 3 good appetite and q
 smiling face with you. Officers Red Cross committe: Mrs. J. H. Robinson
 chairman; Mrs. George Caldwell. SC.
 cretary; Mrs. Lynn Ross Carter, treas
 Grer.
 WIFE ASKS DIVoRcE-Claimine
 that her husband compelled her anc
 thelr three year -old son, Woodrow l Wilson, to live upon a ranch amid sur
 roundings that she alleges are re- pugnant, degrading and wholly inde
 cent, Mrs. Lilah Crooks yesterday filet
 divorce proceedings against LloyC
 Crooks. The plaintiff charges that dur.
 ing all her married life she has beer
 forced to live in this manner, and tha
 the defendant, in the presence of others
 has ordered her to leave home. Sh
 further charges failure to provide Tn
 couple was married in this city oi