Arizona republican., 1919-12-17

nesday, December 31.
 FL ZARiBAH PATROL MEETS The patrol of Fl Zaribah Temple, mo- bles of the Mystic Shrine, will meet l tonight at o'clock. All members are requested to be present.
 FRANK LUKE POST TO MEET Frank Luke, Jr., Post No 1, American Legion, will hold a meeting in their club rooms tonight at o'clock Every member is requested to be present.
 TENNIS LEAGUE MEETINe-Ev- eryone interested in the formation of city tennis league is asked to meet at the Y. M. c. A. tonight at 7:S0 o'clock.
 GONE ON vAcATIoN-Miss Edna Stone, deputy clerk in the office of the collector for internal revenue, is taking a two weeks vacation. Sh will return to her duties alter l. s- of the year.
 DlSMlSsES APPEAL-The appeal of Jesus Ybanez from the judgement of lower court in Santa Cruz county in his action against $. Leeker and the s. Leeker Dry Goods company, was yesterday dismissed without prei- udice by the supreme court.
 THESE WOULD MARRY-Marriag
 
 clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Webb w. Sigler, 56, and Lillie Burrough, 3S. both of Phoe- nix; Ramon Tapia, 22, and Clayetana Quojeda, 19, both of Gilbert
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN The Council of Jewish Women will hold social meeting Thursday after noon, December Is. at the Women's club, at ? o'clock. The matrons of the day will be Mrs. George Herman, Mrs. Friedberg, Mrs. Lukin and Mrs. Ke- belski
 VEsPER sERVIcE-Special Christ mas Vesper services will be conducted at the Y. W. c. A. boarding home at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ar thur T. Esgate will give a reading, and Professor Klingenfeld of the Arizona Sschool of Music will furnish the mu- sical numbers.
 WIFE ASKS DIVORCE - Agnes Kinzie filed suit for divorce from Charles Kinzie yesterday in the su- perior court. Mrs. Kinzie states in her complaint that they were married at Pendleton, Oregon April 3, 1903, and that her husband later deserted her.
 HUSBAND SEEKS DIVORCE - Walter D. Burgess filed suit for di- l that his wife desires "what she terms a free life" They were married at Cleveland, Texas, May 24, 1907, ac- cording to the complaint.
 PLAY TO BE GIVEN-"The Hap piest Plan," an Americanization play, will be given at the prayer service at Calvary Baptist church, Wednesday evening, December IT, by members of the missionary organization of the church. Everyone interested in Chris tian Americanization is cordially in vited to be present.
 NEIGHBoRHooD CLUB - The Neighborhood club of Roosevelt dis trict will hold an open meeting this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Free land will address the club on the sub Ject of AmericaniZation. The public is invited to be present. Refreshments will be served.
 LOYAL ORDER OF MooSE-To- night is the time for every member to be present at the regular meeting of the Moose. The biggest meeting we have had in many moons will be held tonight. Several candidates are ex- pected to be initiated and real mul . ligan will be served with a good pro- gram. Meeting starts at 7:30.
 SAME, BACK OR FORWARD How is your name spelled?" asked T E. Bell, solicitor for The Republican as he took down the name of new subscriber yesterday. Spell it back ward or forward, I|s just the same, declared W. H. Renner, as he placed his name on the big family list of Ari. zona's greatest newspaper.
 HUSBAND WINS IN HIGH COURT The judgment of the superior court of Maricopa county in the case of Ed. ward H. Hillis against the Red Rover Copper company was affirmed yes terday by the supreme court, Chic Justice Cunningham's decision being concurred in by Justices Ross anC l Baker Hills had sued the copper con l cern as the result of an accident tC himself, alleged to be due to the com pany's fault, and was given decision 7 in the lower court
 AUTO STAGE HEARlNG-Hearins on applications for the issuance o { certificates of necessity and conven l fences for automobile stage lines to b, operated in Phoenix and vicinity wa; conducted by the corporation commis . sion yesterday The hearing had to d, with the issuance of certifiates for tn g 1920 year. More than a dozen appli
 cations were considered, tbe meet - ing continuing throughout the day, a l fthe conclusion of which the corpora tion commission took them under ad
 visement. - SHIPS MORE DAIRY CATTLE = Johnnie Moore of the Arizona Liv = Stock Commission company yesterda,
 shipped a carload of dairy cattle to n Andugo of Chihuahua, Mexico. ant ), two carloads to C. w. Smith of Ham T lin, Texas. The first carload brough
 s170 a head, said to be the highes E price ever brought by cattle sent ou Q of this valley except in the case o = high-grad registered stock. Thougl h Mir. Moore finds the business of sell
 ing dairy cattle to outsiders profit If able, he regrets that the dairymen ar d letting them go and he thinks tha if some time they will regret it. too. .s APPEALS LIFE SENTENCE-Be
 T. DeWoody, convicted of first degre r murder on the charge of killing hi rt business partner, George W. Rum " field, at Rillito, September 1, 1918, ha s1 appealed from the decision of the Pim
 county superior court. DeWoody wa
 a railroad section foreman and. ac 4 cording to testimony in the trial, th = killing was the result of a dispute be IT. IT. tween Rumfield and DeWoody, wh 'i were associated in conducting sma
 store and a tract of farm land. I'll is convicted man was sentenced to lii n Imprisonment.
 le WOULD DIVORCE CHILD WIFE 's Moola Singh, who married accordin
 to Hindu custom at the age of II, . Pondoria, India, brought suit for d l vorce from Pani Singh yesterday the sunerior court Singh states ths