Arizona republican., 1920-10-02
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NURSES mEETlNe-The Maricopa Nurses association will meet at the Nurses Home at 2:s0 o'clock this afternoon.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to William R. Rainer. 23. and Ruth Lynn. 23. both of Phoenix; John Enos, 35. and Lena Havilinos. 90. both of Salt River: and Walter M. owen, 21. and Viola Schultz 19, both of Phoenix
 J. T. RYAN lLL--James T. Ryan. su- pervisor of trades and industries with the state department of vocational edu- cation, Is suffering from slight at- tack of influenza. He was unable to be at his office at the state house yesterday.
 WANTS BROOM coRN-The cham Der of commerce is in receipt of a letter from the Yuma Broom Works at Yuma. stating that they arenow in the market for two or three cars of broom corn. They ask that the chamber of com- merce send them the names and ad- dresses of all broom corn growers in this vicinity.
 WIFE ASKS DECREE = Declaring that she had not heard from him for more than two years. Bessie. c. Spill man yesterday brought suit for 8 de- cree of divorce from Ben D. Spillman charging failure to provide They were married at Bakersfield. Calf, Septem- Der 24. 1914. according to the complaint.
 SUES FOR DIVoRcE-Charging de- sertion Charles F.. Lytle yesterday filed a suit for a decree of divorce from Bertha Lytle. He says they were mar ried at St. Joseph. Mo. September 2. | 1899. and alleges she left him at Kansas City in 1e17. According to the com plaint they have one minor son who is now living with the mother in Kansas l City.
 REPUBLICAN, WoMEN's LEAGUE The evening division of the Repub- lican Women's league will meet Mon- day night at o'clock in the city hall | Capt. J. l.. B. Alexander will take up some of the initiative and referendum measures to be voted on at the general election. All members of the league and
 women interested are urged to attend
 and to bring their copies of the mea-
 sures.
 HAS BROKEN WRIST = whil.
 cranking his car to start for his office
 in the state house. A. E. Stelzer, secre-
 tary 10 the corporation commission
 yesterday broke his right arm at tho
 wrist. Although suffering considerable
 pain. Mir. Stelzer was on duty all of tn, day, leaving immediately Tor the cap
 itol after having had his arm placed 1T splint. q may have to resort to stamp. ing my name. but I will be here to ds 1t myself" said stelzer in speaking O his rnishap.
 AUTOS REcIsTERED-During tn month of September a5 automobile with foreign licenses were registered b. the sheTiff's office In accordance witt the state law which requires that tn owners of ears from other states shal register their cars with the neares sherifrs office within 12 hours afte \ their arrival iu the state. should it b their intention to remain longer thsi \ that period. To date for the year a tota of 443 cars havD teen registered Thi month California led and was the hom \ state of 34 cars. twelve came fror Texas. eight from Kansas, eleven fror Colorado. SIX from Missouri. four fror E Ohio. three from Indiana. two from Ok lahons. two from Kentucky. two fror N Nebra ska. and one car from each (
 the following states: oregon. Arkansai
 Illinois. West Virginia, Idaho. low;
 New Mexico. Minnesota. New York. an
 Sonora. Mexico