Arizona republican., 1919-03-27

spend considerable part of his time at Fort Worth.
 WIFE ASKS DIVORCEJ-Chargi failure to provide. Mrs. Lilly Eldridge yesterday instituted divorce proceed ings against Fred Eldridge. The couple married on December 31, 1915, and the wife alleges that shortly afterward her husband failed to support her. The period of non-support covers three years, according to the plaintiff.
 ROAD TO WEST IMPROVING = Light showers have fallen in the vicin- ity of Parker, thereby improving the roads greatly in that section, The road east of Parker has been dragged by Yuma county after the last shower and is in very good condition. It is thought that the roads there will re- main good for some time. The desert is said to be covered with flowers in the Parker district
 SHRlNERS TO MEET-Plans and specifications of the new Shrine tenn pie and ways and means for building the temple and to grant full and spe- cific powers to the building committee and trustees authorizing them to tran sact all other business necessary to the occupancy and completion of the Shrine temple will be discussed at meeting of the Shrine on April at 8 o'clock in the Masonic temple.
 MRS. GLENN IS FREED-Mrs. May Glenn was released on her own recog- nizance by Judge Stanford yesterday when he ordered her bondsmen re- leased. Mrs. Glenn was the defendant in a. manslaughter case tried 8 short time ago the jury disagreeing after listening to three days testimony de- voted largely to the mistreatment of Mrs. Glenn by her husband, Robert Glenn, whom she shot and killed on Christmas night. The case has been reset for trial on May >.
 FORMER RESIDENT HERE-Dav- i'd Proctor, formerly an investigator for the department of justice, sta toned in Phoenix, visited here yester- day among his friends in the federal building. Proctor has established him. self in the practice of law in Victoria, Texas, on the Gulf of Mexico. and re- ports hsving made considerable pro- gress in that profession. It was while on his return trip from trying a case in Nevada that Proctor stopped over in his former home. He said he couldn't resist the temptation" TRANSPORTED FLU MEDICINE X dose of his own medicine was given Hedakichi Tanida when the Japanese was confined in an isolated cell in the county jail while suffering an attack of influenza. Yesterday he had recov- cred sufficiently to make his appear ance in court. Hedakichi heard once more of the cure for the flu when he was asked to enter his plea on the charge of transporting intoxicating liquor. He pleaded guilty and was l sentenced to serve from March F to i the present date and was fined in the i sum of $500
 i ARRESTED ON GAM BLIN l CHARGE-Seven men were arrested al i II o'clock last night, charged with I gambling. As a result of the roundup l three of the men. George Wall, the sup 1 posed banker; F. D. Gardiner, who is i said to have rented the room; and Frank Cigana. are in the county jail The remaining four are to appear at the sheriff's office this morning at 1( l o'clock. The arrests were made in { room back Of Jack Eliot's place or ] West Washington street, by Deputy
 Sheriffs Wilson, Diehl and Mitten.
 DEBATE ON BIBLE SUBJECTS l A public investigation on bible sub jeets by two bible students of differ ent faith, William Engle, of the Mig
 iddo Mission of Rochester. x. Y. and R. c. Edwards. of Glendale. will he held on March 20 and q. Mr. Engle
 will speak on March 30 on the nature
 of man as set forth in the scriptures R. c. Edwards will answer the follow i ing evening. Meetings will he held for
 elSht consecutive nights or longer il
 the interest of the public is great
 enough to warrant it. The speaking
 will take place in the Church ot
 Christ at 730 o'clock. There will bt no collection taken