Arizona republican., 1918-03-22

ter with her son. pr. Eugene Mcclure. of 51 West Holly street, left for her home in Illinois last evening.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag li- censes were issued yesterday to James Fogal, 19, Phoenix and Beatrice E. Webb, IT, Mesa; David G. Krouskop, 3S, Phoenix and Maude s. Morris, 32, Phoenix.
 PLEADS GUILTY-James M. Daly pleaded guilty to the charge of failure to provide for his minor children be- fore Judge Stanford yesterday. Sen tence will be passed on Daly at 9:30 o'clock this morning.
 ASKS FREEDOM George E. Thornton yesterday filed a divorce Icomplaint in the superior court yes- terday asking for a decree from Olive V. Thornton on the ground of deser tion. The couple were married in this city in July, 1906.
 PIONEER IS NEAR DEATH-Fer- man Salcido, who came to Arizona as a soldier in 1859 is near to death His friends to not expect him to live more than few days. He was soldier for the United States for two years. Later he became a scout and Yemained in the service for five years. SON IS ILL-MrS. A. H. Duclow left last evening for Little Rock, Arkansas, ! where she was called by the serious illness of her son, Clifford Duclow, who is in the field artillery regiment sta- tioned at Camp Pike, Arkansas. WOODMEN DANCE-The regular weekly dance of the Woodmen of the World will be this evening at Patrick hall. The prize waltz will be the main feature of the evening. The loving cups, which must be won twice by the same couple before being claimed. will | be awarded again.
 | DECREE GRANTED-Thath his wife deserted him when he was ill, was the statement wade in the divorce court yesterday by J. s. McFadden. a boiler maker. McFadden testified that when he was confined to his bed in hos pital in Prescott in 1911 his wife left him giving no explanation for her con- duct. He was married in Colorado in l1901 he said. His testimony being cor lroborated, Judge Lyman granted the decree.
 SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGES John Chuk was awarded damages in the sum of S2,750 in his personal injury suit against the Tres Metales Mining con- lpany, by a jury in Judge Stanford $ court The sealed verdict arrived at Wednesday night was read in court yesterday. Chuk was injured while ir the employ of the company which he held responsible and from which he sought to recover $10,000.
 MADISON CLUB-The Madison
 School Woman's club has arranged fol
 an evenings entertainment to be giveI
 at the Madison school tonight. pro-
 gram of song, piano numbers ant
 ,Io l,0 1,.r Trc. Perry. Mrs Mabel Cooper, Miss Clara
 Wilky, Miss Mabel Laney and Mis: Easter Williams, all pupils of the Ari
 zona School of Music.
 CENTRAL CHURCH WOMEN-Al women of the Central church, residing east of Central street, and south O , Van Buren are urged to be present thi afternoon at meeting of Circle mum Der of the Central church to be helt at the home of Mrs. Nelson, 439 Eas Washington. Visitors will be welcomed by the organization. Members of Cir
 cle number l, will also meet this after noon at the home of Mrs Jenason, 103
 North Tenth street at o'clock. . VISITS HIS FATHER-Frank Deen
 of the Postal Telegraph service at De
 troit, is visiting in the city. He wa
 called here by the illness of his father
 D. D. Deem, who was confined to
 hospital. But on the arrival of the sor
 MT. Deem had so far recovered that h was able to leave the hospital. The sol
 will remain here a week or 10 days t enjoy the novelty of summer weathe 5 in the early spring months. 3 JUNIOR RED CROSS-The chair l man of the Junior Red Cross, Mrs. Ed 5 ward l.. Shaw, requests the attendanc 8 of representatives of the various Re
 Cross auxiliaries to meet with the com
 mittee and teachers at the Phoeni g Chamber of Commerce, Saturday g March 23 at 1 o'clock. She also wishe Q to state to those who cannot be reache s personally that anyone interested i
 the Junior Red Cross work is mos Icordially invited to attend this i'm 1 Iportant meeting.