Arizona republican., 1918-01-01

Niot , OON E EhNOR-CharleS M. Roberts of Wilcox, state senator from Cochise county, was in Phoenix yester i day and called at the state house to extend his compliments to Governor Hunt.
 KINDERGARTEN RE-OPENs = Miss Matte DOsters kindergarten will
 reopen following the holiday vacation
 at 362 North Third avenue. Miss Dost-
 CTS kindergarten is very popular with a large number of Phoenix children. NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the offices of the state corporation 1 commission by the following new con- cerns; Pacific Molybdenum Mines, Inc; Rio Grande Copper company, Du- i Quesne Trading company.
 WEDNESDAY CIRCLE-Mrs. Wal 1 ter Cross of the Christy road will en- 1 tertain the members of the Wednesday ! Social circle this week, the affair talk ing place at her home on Wednesday.
 MORE ON LIST-Two Florence boys l in Camp Keaney should have been in | cluded in the list recommended for the
 next officers training camp. TkRy are l Sergeant Howard C. Powell of the i 15Sth Machine GUE company and Pri- vate Charles McGheehee.
 W. c. T. U. ANNUAL-The annual business meeting and election of of l ficers of the w. C. T. [. will be held l at the home, 227 West Monroe street, 1 Thursday afternoon from 2;15 to 1 o'clock A full attendance of the mem ! bership is urged by the president and 1 the president desires that all depart
 ment superintendents be prepared to report on the years work.
 SDECIAt nANNE TnMIGHT- l der the auspices of the Woodman Cir ! cIe a special dance will be held this i evening at Patrick Hall. Besse's or chestra will furnish the music and a good time is assured all This special | dance will not interfere with the reg ] ular Wednesday night dance of the cir 1 cle which will he held as usual. 1 IS GIVEN SON-Securing a divorce l decree on the ground of assertion. i Frank Norton. an Apache Indian, in | being granted legal separation from ] Josie Norton his Hopi wife, was given l the custody of their son, -year-old Albert Norton. Judge Stanford signed the decree.
 PIONEER NEWSPAPERMAN - 1 Joseph H. Hamill of Globe arrived from ! San Diego on Saturday night on a
 visit to his daughter, Mrs. Fitzpatrick ! of Avondale. Mr Hamill though not now in the business, is an old time i newspaper man, formerly owner of the 1 Silver Belt then the pioneer newspaper 1 of Globe. He was also the founder of | the Arizona Record
 l DEGREE TED-Charging that ! her husband, GillUm NeWby, struck her | across the wrist with a knife. Mrs. Mary NeWby recited acts of Newby's
 alleged cruelty in Judge Lyman's court ! yesterday She further accused her 1 husband of wrong doing with Minnie Pablo and was granted a divorce de- cree on corrOrobratiVe testimony The couple were married in Yuma, August 1914.
 CATHOLIC AUXLlARY-The Cath
 olic auxiliary of the Phoenix chapter of the Red Cross will meet Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in the basement | of St. Mary'S church The sewing room will be open from 10 o'clock until o'clock. Mrs. Fred Webber and Mrs
 Francis Geary will be in charge on Wednesday; Mrs. E. Payne Palmer and Mrs. Frank DeSouza and Mrs. J. J. McLoone on Thursday and the super visors for Friday will be announced at
 a later date. A large attendance is 1 desired by those in charge
 COMES BACK PRiEST-Father
 Charles Crowley. priest of Oakland,
 Cal, accompanied by his mother, of Los Angeles, is revisiting the city. Father Crowley will be better remembered as ! Charlie Crowley q little boy, one of
 the many Crowley boys, sons of Cap tain Crowley, the famous swordsman
 who came here for his health nearly 20
 years ago. Charlie Crowley was at one
 time a carrier for the Republican. Father Crowley will leave tonight for
 Oakland. This is the first visit of
 Father Crowley to Phoenix in nine
 years
 ASKS DEcREE-A quarrelsome dis l position, ungOvernable temper and mis- 1 conduct are a few of the charges Henry Chiarani brought against his wife, Mrs
 Rebecca Chiarani in a divorce con- plaint filed in the office of the clerk
 of the superior court yesterday Chiar- ani alleges that his wifes conduct was
 such that the juvenile court took her
 children from her and that they are now in his custody. He mentions spe- officially her relations with Cobb Sweat
 although he sets forth in the con-
 plaint that his wifes friends were mer of bad reputation He alleges that al
 one time at their home near Chandler
 she threatened to get a gun and kill him
 and that in fits of madness she would
 curse and swear and make life un- pleasant generally for her husband.