Arizona republican., 1919-08-23
DEPARTS FOR MlssouRl-Mi

 Naylor were among the Prescott ar rivals at the Jefferson hotel yesterday
 RIVERSIDE PEOPLE HERE-Mr and Mrs. c. A. DeVelbiss arrived yes terday from Riverside, California. and are registered at the Commercial hotel
 DENVER VISITORS IN CiTY-O. c. Diehl and MT. and Mrs. D. NJ. Ander- son were among the Denver guests registered yesterday at the Jefferson hotel.
 RETURNS FROM COAST VISIT Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy who has been spending the past two weeks in Santa Monica and San Pedro, returned yes- terday morning.
 LOS ANGELES PEOPLE ARRIVE Louis Hamilton and MT. and Mrs. Russell Cook of Los Angeles arrived yesterday in the city. They are stay ing at the Commercial hotel.
 SENATOR DEVINE HERE-Ssna- tor J. c. Devine of Pinal county was in Phoenix yesterday on legal busi- ness. He was caller at the attorney generals office during the afternoon.
 TEMPE PEOPLE MARRY = An nouncement has just been made of the marriage of Miss Maude Nevitt and Ebert Homsley, both of Tempe. MT. Homsley recently returned from France.
 RECOVERING FROM OPERATION The many friends of Mrs R. A. Shes mutt of Scottsdale will be pleased to know that she is recovering nicely from serious operation which was performed at St. Joseph's hospital LEAVES FOR BoSToN-C. H. Bug bee, manager of the BIG ranch at Tol- leson. has gone east on a business trip to Boston, Mass He will attend the Knights Templar conelave at Philadel- phia, and will return to Phoenix via New Orleans.
 WIFE ASKS DIvoRcE-Mrs. Dora Barber filed suit for divorce yesterday against James c. Barber, whom she married in Phoenix October 8, 1917 She alleges that since December 90 he has failed utterly to provide, be cause of his profligacy and indiffer- ence"
 WINS DANCING coNTEsT-six- year-old Eleanor Carson, little daugh- ter of Dr. Harry s. Carson, won the dancing contest last night at Riverside park and was presented with the silver cup as prize. There were 20 entrants in the contest, the winner being select ed by vote of the audience.
 NEPHEW VISITS ATTORNEY GENERAL JONES-vernor B. Foch. nephew of Wiley. E. Jones, and late of the army of occupation, where he was a member of the 18th field artillery, is in Phoenix visiting his uncle Foch was in some of the heaviest of the | fighting prior to the armistice. LEAVES FOR CAMPING TRIP Earl F. Drake of the law firm of Townsend, Stockton and Drake, lett Phoenix last evening for Flagstaff. The Rev. William Scarlett, dean of Trinity | Pro Cathedral church in this city, will meet MT Drake at Flagstaff and they will motor some 50 miles to near | Grandview. where Dean Scarlett has a weeks camping and cooking.
 MESA SENDS ExHlBIT-Full oi | splendid specimens of flax, barley, oats and wheat, large packing box arrived at the chamber of commerce yester- day, part of the Mesa chamber of com merce's contribution to the Maricopa county exhibit at the International Soi Products exposition in Kansas City. W A. Warriner has donated a sheaf oi corn measuring twelve feet in length.
 COLLIE DOG WANTS H0ME-Th,a police have a fine-looking young collie | dog which thev are anxious to get rid of. It will be kept at the station 1 during the day, and anyone who wishes a dog may call and get him. If he is not taken away by night he will face a firing squad. The police dislike to kill him, because he Is such a fine looking dog, and are anxious to find a home for him.
 TO TEACH AT JEROME = Miss Zella A. Austin of Tempe was granted a diploma yesterday from the business department of Lamson Business Col lege. Miss Austin is graduate of the Tempe Normal school, and has taught commercial branches in both the Ari- zona normals. She vii have charge of the commercial department of the Je- rome high school this year and will begin her work next Monday.
 NAMED SONS GUARDlAN-Mrs Lela Fruit was appointed guardian of her son. Leslie Meeks, a minor yesterday by Raymond Alice, cour' commissioner, and ordered to glv. bond for S5,000. The son is possessel of an estate of $3,000, paid to him a: damages on suit filed December Is, 1918, following an accident at tn. l Cook Brothers ranch near Tempe fl which one hand of the boy was severed by an ensilage cutter.
 THESE WILL MARRY = Marriag, licenses were granted yesterday by tn, clerk of the superior court to the fol lowing persons: A. L. Tidiwell, 90 and Fay H. Burnham, both of Los An, | geles; Alijandro Granillo. 37, and Tea fela Medrono, 27 both of Phoenix Sam L. Walker 34. and Zinnie John son, 25, both of Phoenix; William L Readon, 26. of Phoenix. and Eula L Rathrock, A, of Mesa; Teodoro Men doza, 24 and Francisco Gomez, 23 bot of Scottsdale; Eduard A. Montenegro 2S, and Betra Cordova, 2. both c Phoenix
 WHITE WINGS ARE PESTS-In. creasing reports are being received from several parts of the valley com plaining of the great numbers of white wings that are preying on the crops Reports yesterday said feterita fields in the Liberty, Litchfield, Arlington regions were seriously threatened by the doves. while they are said to be very thick near Peoria and southwes; of Glendale, as well as elsewhere ii the valley. Phoenix hunters have al-