Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

school class in telegraphy five nights a week at the high school, announced yesterday that he has room for 1oout six more beginner students.
 TAKES MAN TO RISON-Under- ! sheriff Charles Powers left yesterday | for Florence. having in his custody F.. | w. Barnett, who will serve from to years for forgery; E. r. Crane, from ] to years for forgery, and John w. Mitchell, from 1 to years for statu- tory offense.
 COME HERE TO RESlDE-Mrs. | Homer Derr and daughter Luclie, ar rived yesterday from Gardena, Calif., to take up their residence here. They are stopping at the Jefferson hotel. Professor Homer Derr is the superin- tendent of agriculture for the depart ment of vocational training.
 MIR. AND MRS. STEPHENSON HERE-Among the recent arrivals in this city are Mr. and Mrs. c. Ii. Stephenson, of Springfield, Mo. They have selected Phoenix after a year spent in travelling over the western states. MT. Stephenson is an expert automobile mechanic and has opened repair shop at s26 Grand avenue.
 MANY LIVESTOCK SALES-Dur- ing the past month there have been many big sales of cattle and other livestock in the valley. Another big sale will be held Wednesday by F. A. Reid. near Tclleson. It is said to bc one of the largest farm sales at que ton ever held in Arizona by auc- tioneer C. O. McMurtry.
 GOES TO RIVERsIDE-O. II. Kerr of the Kerr and Smallcy Music com pany left last evening over the South- eru Pacific for Riverside, Calf. where he will visit with Colonel F.. s. Con way. vice president of the w. w. Kim hau Piano Co., for d few days. Col onel Conway is spending the winter at Riverside.
 REVIVAL MEETiNGS-At Calvary Baptist church, located at 20 South Second avenue. Hear Dr. Rock on the "Atonement Of Christ" Sunday at i II a. m., and "The Delusion of Sin" at D. m. A full house is expected ! to hear the simple plain gospel. Special music by the chorus choir. Professor { Francis, leader: Mrs. Doane Merrill solOist
 COLLEGE CLUB TO MEET-The ! College club will hold it's regular meet ing Wednesday. February i9. in the domestic science apartment at Phoe- nix high school. The dramas to be discussed are Five Plays" by Lord 1 Dunsany. A special meeting of the club is called for Wednesday. Fehru- ary 2s. when Mrs. Franklin McClusky will read The Great Maze by Her mann Hagedorn.
 WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE = l f,rre f,ar q nH in February. 1917, Mrs. Pearl Helen Calvin yesterday instituted divorce proceedings in the superior court against Charles Freeman Calvin. The plaintiff asks the right to resume her maiden name of DObson. The couple married in Los Angeles two years be- fore the alleged desertion.
 PEORIA GUEST COMING-Mrs Walter W. Hill will arrive from Peoria H., Friday, to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. L. Carpenter, of 2l4s West Washington street, for the re- mainder of the season. Mrs. Hill, who will be pleasantly recalled as Miss
 Beatrice Williscroft, is a great favorit'
 socially and a number of events will bt
 given in her honor during her two
 months stay in Phoenix.
 WIFE ALLEGES CRUELTY-Cruel-
 ty is alleged in the divorce complain which went on record in the superior
 court yesterday in which Mrs. Addi'
 Stuart charges her husband, Ray W Stuart. with choking her and other
 wise contributing to her unhappiness
 The Stuarts were married on Wash
 ington's birthday. three years ago, ant
 have two children for whose custod, the plaintiff asks the court.
 
 Tom Reed mining company of Oatmal has been ordered to,file with the cor
 poration commission map Gefinin
 the limits in which they act as a publ
 service corporation in the serving 0
 water and electricity to citizens of Oat , man. The map is to be filed by Feb I ruary 9, and is to be used as a basi
 for further action. if necessary. Nu merous complaints have been filed wit '. the commission, alleging that the com - pany has refused to make extension X and has charged higa rates for servict
 TALKS ON SOCIAL HYGIENE = Miss Emily Eugene Plumley. who n conducting a campaign here on behal h of the division of social hygiene of tn f war department, will be the princips
 speaker tomorrow afternoon at tn
 joint meeting of the Congress of Moth . CTS and Parent Iedcner aSSOclatlOnS. |
 be held all day tomorrow at the hom v of Mrs. Frank T. Alkire, SIS Wes Portland street
 DAIRY LUNCHEON-T The hom
 economies department of the Woman = club will give q dairy luncheon" . B. the club house Monday, February l 70 at 1 o'clock D. m. The luncheon wi K. he free to the members of the hom i- economies department. and any men
 her having a house guest may invit l. same on payment of B cents. Mir L. J. Fl. Stark is chairman of the hon Id economies department of the Woman IS club.
 it WIFE GIVEN DIvORCE-Testify le ing on the witness stand that her hu:
 band, Ralph D. Cole, had pleaded gui le ty to a statutory charge in this count Is in November. 1916, and was sentence " to serve from 10 to 30 years in the sta. lg penitentiary, Mrs. Ethel Cole yesterds 10 asked and was granted divorce. Co
 is now out on parole, said the witnes l. who alleged that he had failed to pr, ,n vide for her and their little son. Leoi jy ard. who was placed in her custod l- The Coles married in Red Oak, low r. in 1907.
 n. DISPUTE OVER LOOT SALE
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