Arizona republican., 1919-02-22
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MRS. '. R. DIMES RECovERS- Mrs. T. R. Dimes, who has been con- fined to the Sisters hospital following a serious operation, is now able to be out.
 ONROE INSTRUMENTATION SCHOOL-A brief talk on relief in the near east was heard at the Monroe night school, Monday evening. The collection resulted in the accumulation of $12.40.
 BRIDGE TEA ToDAY-Mrs. Charles Pishon will be hostess at the bridge tea at the Country club this afternoon. She will be assisted by Mrs. B. A. Gillespie, Mrs. J. Leonard Norton and Miss Mar tha Decker
 IN GLENDALE coNcERT-orley Hes, pianist, and Heinrich Klingen- field. violinist, of the faculty of the School of Music, are to appear in a concert program at Glendale in the near future.
 STOLE CIGARETTES Narcisso Lopez and Cruez Mendez were sen fenced each to pay a fine of 80 or serve as many days in the county jail by Justice Wheeler yesterday for the larceny of s7.50 worth of cigarettes.
 ASKS DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND Alleging desertion. Mrs. Edna A. Ritchie yesterday filed suit for divorce | against Dr. Paul Jett Ritchie, a local dentist. In the complaint the plaintiff | claims her husbands income is ap- | proximately s250. a month. The couple married in St. Louis in 1908.
 DR. HUGHES IS BAck-Dr. Colt | Hughes has returned from several months absence in the medical corps service. pr. Hughes who was with the | filth field artillery at Camp Kearny, had the rank of first lieutenant. I'm mediately upon receiving his discharge | he returned to Phoenix and will resume | his practice.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday to Elias Rodriguez 20, Phoenix, and E. E. Mar tinez. 16, Phoenix; Guilivalda Lopez, 35, Chandler, and Rosa Lopez 31. Chand- Ter; Jose Gusman, 45, Glendale and Francisco Eurellnio, IS, Glendale; Ar thur lilly. IS, Peoria, and Jessie E. | Prather, IS, Peoria
 TWo-PUPIL PROGRAM-Ada Gal braith, piano pupil of Frank R. Evans, and Anna Marie Calvert, vocal pupil of Romeo and Karola Prick of the School of Music, gave a program Thursday afternoon for the ladies of the Jewish Womens Council. at their meeting at the residence of Mrs. B. A. Funk. 45 East Willetta street
 R. THANE COOK HERE-R. Thane Cook. special agent of the federal board for vocational education, formerly principal of Phoenix high school. ar | rived in this city last night. He will spend today here in conference with local officials and will then leave for Los Angeles. where he will continue the work in connection with vocational education.
 cHILDREN's REcITAL-wednes- day afternoon at the School of Music at 4:30 o'clock, very young children will be heard in recital. Piano pupils of Edith E. Edwards, Mrs. Charles T Weir and Orley Hes: vialin of H Klingenfeld, expression of Vivian Flo rine Young, and dancing pupils oi Edna Paula Beware will give the pro- gram, and the public is cordially in- vited.
 FIND WOMAN GUILTY-Mrs Pauline Sander, aged 50, was found guilty of keeping a disorderly house by Justice De Souza yesterday She was fined $30, or as many days, and the sentence was suspended on condition that she clear away the brush that hides her home on Grand and Fifteenth avenues from view and on her contin- ued good behavior. The complaint against the woman was brought by P Shaughnessy and other neighbors.
 BOY SCOUTS ENTERTAIN-Troor one. of the boy scouts, entertained troop two of the Y. M. c. A. last nigh, with games and light supper Wrestling matches were held, at which Bert Mckinney proved himself to be the best man, even defeating the two scoutmasters. Another feature of the evening was treasure hunt, at whicf the scouts had to search all over tho city, guided by obscure signs, for the hidden treasure. A pie eating contes was won by the Van Doren troop.
 STUDENTS RECITAL TODAY-l students recital will take place thi