Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
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afternoon at 4:15 o'clock by Arch Dea- con Jenkins. All children are lnVlted-
 SERGT. BRADY REIoRNS-oe,ro geant w. P. Brady. in charge or the local recruiting station, has returned from Douglas where he was witness in a G. M. c.
 MADISON IMP. CLUB-The Madi- son Improvement club will meet today at o'clock. A very interesting pro- gram has been prepared by Mrs Haze Burch, chairman of the civics depart, ment Refreshments will be served and a social hour spent.
 WIFE GIVEN DIVORCE On grounds of desertion, Emma A. Walt rick was granted q decree of divorce from Fred Waltrick by Judge R. C. Stanford in the superior court yes terday.
 ADJ. GEN. TO FLAGsTAFF-Ad- jutant General w. s. Ingalls, left Tor Flagstaff last night on National guard work in connection with the organiza- ton of the proposed battery there. The organization work, in charge of George Harbin and Capt. E. M. Robson, .s reported well along. The adjutant gen. era1 is expected back in the capitol to- morrow morning.
 APPRAIsiNG MINE cOS.--valua- tions for the 1920 appraisal of the Ari- zona Copper company. formerly the shannon Copper company. were dis- cussed with the state tax commission yesterday by Judge E. w. Lewis of the Armstrong x Lewis firm. former owners.
 VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR ON COAST-F'red P Rowlands, United States vocational director for disabled overseas men in this district, and sec retary to the adjutant general. IS in San Francisco for few days in con nection with his federal duties. Mrs. w. $. Ingal.s is attending to his duties in the adjutant generals office.
 PLEADS GUILTY = Frank Lugo pleaded guilty to a charge Of petty larceny in the court of Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler yesterday and Will be sentenced this morning. Iugo ad- mitted taking a lavallfere from the home of his sister in-law and pawnins it, but said that he had returned It later.
 RECLAMATION OFFICER HERE R. F. Walter. assistant chief construc- ton engineer of the Reclamation ser vice with headquarters at Denver. Col, visited Phoenix yesterday for the pur- pose of obtaining information in con- nection with other reclamation pro jects.
 LAND ENTS RECEIVED Patents for desert land were received at the local land office from Wash ington, D. C., yesterday. The patents were made to Jacob G. Bickley, as- signee of Melvfna A. Glenney, heirs of Samuel J. Clifford. George w. Barnett, assignee of Martha J. Randall, Nellie c. Rogers. Mary Gillette and Laura Tweedy.
 p. O. CLERKS LILA number of the clerks of the Phoenix postoffice are on the sick list, according to Lee Callahan, assistant postmaster, who yesterday reported Victor Mason, if nancial clerk, as being among the members of the staff who are seriously i'll. B. A. Mcdonald and R. Mains, nf I,a rr1a no niz-ic patients and Kirth Sagerty of the par eel post division has influenza.
 TO ELECT OFFiCERS-The Wash ington Woman's club vii hold it's an nual election of officers Friday after noon when the club will meet at 2:30 o'clock at the district school. Be- sides the election of officers for the 1920-1921 season, delegates will be ap- pointed to the state federation convei ton which will be held in Bisbee April 6-9. All members are urged by the president to attend the session.
 O. E. s. TO GIVE SOCiAL-Queen Esther Chapter No. 22. O. F. &, will hold a bridge whist and social Thurs day evening. March IS, at Masonic hall to which all Masons and Stars and members of their families and friends are cordially invited. A small charge will be made and the proceeds of the party will be turned over to the Y. W. C. A. Light refreshments will be served.
 FEDERATION sPEAKER-Mr. Cu- vel1ier, the new state secretary of the Anti-Tuberculosis society. will be the speaker at the Phoenix Church Fed eration luncheon at the Y. M. c. A., today, Thursday, at noon. MT. Gu vellier comes to the state with a large and comprehensive program for wei fare and health work and is man who has had considerable experience along these lines He will be able to bring an interesting message to all who at tend the noon luncheon. The lunch is 35 cents and anyone is welcome.
 CHARGE IS DISMiSSED-On mo- tion of the county attorney, l.. M. Laney, the charge of stealing . heifer was dismissed against Carroll Will banks. rancher. in the court of Jus tice Nat T. Mckee yesterday morning. wiIlbanks was alleged by Robert Bentley. whose ranch adjoins that of WillbaDks, to have stolen a heifer from him. Bentley, however. stated to the court that he could not identify the heifer and asked that the charge be dismissed.
 NO ONE WANTED TO MARRY St. Patrick'S day had a queer effect on the marriage license bureau. Not license to marry was issued yester- day and only one couple made appli- cation. They were turned down be- cause one of them had not been di- vorced long enough. It was the first day since January l, 1919, that no licenses to marry have not been issued during the day. Sundays and holidays excepted It is the belief of the clerks office that St. Patrick's day must have been taken as a holiday.
 MITCHELL ESTATE IN COURT Petition for letters of administration in the estate Of Socra tcs Mitchell who died in Phoenix. February s. 1920 was filed yesterday in the superior court by Flores Mitchell The estate consists of real propert yin PinaI county and is given a value of SS,o00 by the pe- titioner. The heirs are Xenophon Michaeledes tNI0tchelD and Demosthe- nes Michaeledes. both of Kellaki Cyp- ress, Laizos Michaeledes of Zagazik Egypt, <-Siani Pappas of Manaquili, Cypress. Christ Mitchell and Flores Mitchell, both of Phoenix.