Arizona republican., 1919-02-26

CluD IOOliS III lue te1Irdl buliulnS al : D. m. Your friends will be there, do not disappoint them.
 TWO ARE FlNED-Jennie F1orez in ! city court yesterday was sentenced to 10 days in the city jail and must pay fine of S25. after having been convicted of statutory offense. w. Morton was fined $lO for disturbing the peace by the use of vulgar language.
 WILL R. kETCHuM TO RETURN-| Word has been received from Will F. Hetchum telling of his arrival at New port News, from France. February 24. ketchum was formerly with the Equit- able Life Insurance company Of this city. He will return soon to reassume his duties with that company.
 WIFE GETS DlVORCE-On the ground that her husband deserted her less than a fortnight after their mar riage, Mrs. Velma Slade yesterday se- cured a divorce from Matt Slade. Judge Lyman granting the decree The cou- pie was married in this city November. 20, 1917. and following his desertion a few days later Slade failed to provide for his wife
 BOY AND GIRL WANT HoMES-A boy of IA and girl year older want permanent homes in Maricopa county B. F. McFall, probation officer, yester- day appealed to The Republican to aid him in placing the children. For fur ther information any one interested is requested 10 telephone McFaI at his office in the court house. 44S1.
 HARMONY CLUB TEA-Mrs. F. Louis Zimmerman will have charge of the Red Cross tea room on Thurs day afternoon when she will be as sisted by Mrs. Edward Rudolph. Mrs A. J. Beilas, Mrs. J. J. Sullivan. Mrs P. L. J. Goodson, and Mrs. Harry Chaney. This weeks affair will be under the auspices of the Harmony club
 CAR FOUND; ONE SToLEN-Dep- uty Sheriff James Troutman yesterday | recovered a Chandler roadster belong ing to Fenton Jones and bearing ! California license. The car which was | stolen on Monday night was found on l North Sixth avenue in good condition and had been used, the deputy believes, | for joy riding purposes. pr. R. w. l Craig also reported to the sheriff's of- 1 flee the loss of his Marmon car. | MUSICAL EVENT TONIGHT-The musical event of the early spring sea ! son is booked for tonight when the | Trinity Pro- Cathedral will present l . 1 club. The clubhouse will unquestion- ably be taxed to it's capacity. for Mrs. Lane is admittedly q soloist of unusual ability. It is rarely that she sings in public, and on each and every occasion | receives an ovation. This evenings program is especially well chosen and the event is being anticipated with ! more than ordinary pleasure
 EXPECT SCHOOL CENSUS IN CREASE-That the school census will show a substantial increase over that of that of last year, is the opinion of A. l.. Jones, county school superintendent Superintendent Jones says that. while he has not yet received a full report from any one district, the figures that have been filed in his office up to date indicate that there will be a noticeab ble increase over the most recent census
 By the first of April the superintendent hopes to have the entire county school census compiled
 PARTY FOR PYTHlAN SISTERS Phoenix lodge No. ?. Knights of Pyth-
 ias, will hold open house and will en-
 tentain the Pythian Sisters with a
 dance and card party Friday evening
 Each member will be invited to bring
 one guest For those who do not care
 to dance there will be cards. and for
 those that do wish to indulge. there
 will be a varied selection of waltzes one e-steps. two-steps, fox trots but nc . Turkey trots. All knights and visiting knights are cordially invited to be
 present and enjoy the evening with
 Phoenix lodge No. 2
 CUT DOWN TREES, IS CHARGE
 Clyde J. Rosseau and William Rosseau are the plaintiffs in an injuction ana
 damage action directed against Roy , Dlle, whom they allege entered theil premises and chopped down parts o trees and hauled them away for wood . Not only has Dille cut the trees. bu
 has damaged the fence to take away the property. allege the plaintiffs ii the complaint filed by their attorney F. H. Larsen. Judge Stanford yester
 day issued a restraining order agains Dille. who is directed to appear in cour on March & to show cause. For dam ages the Rosseaus are asking $50. MADISON WOMAN'S CLUB MEET. lNG-The Madison Woman's club vii hold q business meeting at ?: 30 o'clocl Friday afternoon in the school audi torium. A Longfellow program will b, | given at the close of the business meet
 ing. Following is the program: Solo
 T stood on the Bridge at Midnight
 Miss Edna Morley; piano. Fifth Noe
 turn" Mrs. M. D. Mcclure: Incident
 in the Life of Longfellow," Miss Ade
 laide Jennings. "Hiawatha," 9Th
 Children's Hour" The Village Black
 smith," and Miles Standish,' will b.
 dramatized by the pupils of the Madi
 son school Hostesses will be Miss Ell; | Page sword, Miss Adelaide Jennings
 Miss Edna Morley and Mis- Abr
 Benton.
 l. AT CASTLE HOT SPRINGS-Fol
 lowing are the arrivals at Castle He
 Springs from February IS to 23 Fran F. Willsher Philadelphia. Pa. Cha r. L.owndes. Colorado Springs. Colo
 Mir. and Mrs. Homer Mccoy, Chicag' | Ill., Mir Mccoy, president Mccoy X Co | Chicago: Mir. and Mrs. F. K. Boiso | fsbfe.t. III Camden Ap1