Arizona republican., 1920-04-07

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 stolen-From goth Ave. and Van Buren' one Ford touring car 1918 S25. Phone S595. r
 WILL MARRY-License to marry was issued yesterday to John F. Moore. T. and Blanche Kelly, 20, both of Phoenix
 ADMITTED TO PRACTICE U The supreme court yesterday admitted Der nard Brockerlegge to practice law in the Arizona courts
 w. R. c. MEETS TODAY-The Woman's Relief corps will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the rooms of the w. C. T. L. at 1691 West Monroe street
 CARD PARTY ANNOUNCED A card party under the auspices of St. Marys Altar society will be given at the Woman's club Wednesday evening" April '. at o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend.
 RECITAL BY LITTLE FoLKs-The Saturday afternoon recital at the school of music this week will be given by little piano pupils between the ages
 
 partment in charge of Mrs. Luther Steward and Miss Doyle. Young stu-' dents from the violin. mandolin, dane ing and expression departments will also take part in the program, to which the public is cordially invited. ~ ANNUAL MEETING = The Neigh borhood club. South Seventh street and Southern avenue. will hold it's annual meeting this afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. There will be the annual election of of ficers and it is earnestly requested that all members be present
 NIGHTLY RENTALS - special meetings are held every night at the Pentecostal assembly. Eighth and Washington streets. Special workers present are Brother and Sister Defos. of Oklahoma, Brother Sutter and Brother and Sister Saunders of Los Brother Saunders served 12 years in the navy and was also a prize fighter before his conversion.
 SEEKS DIVORCE = Alleging infi- delity during his absence at the bed- side of his father in Mexico, Antonio Valencia brought suit for decree of di- vorce from Luz Vasquez De Valencia in the superior court yesterday.
 LAYS CLAIM TO AUTO-Alleging the defendant has possession of and refuses to release Dodge roadster which they say is the property of the
 
 company brought suit against F. c. Gavagan in the superior court yester- lay. The plaintiff places a value of 1 s350 on the car and asks for pos l session or a Judgment equivalent to the l value
 AUTO MISSING-While his auto mobile was being painted. John Hyder borrowed a car from a friend Last | night he informed the sheriffs office that he had left it in front of the Ad ans hotel and when he returned to get | it about o'clock the car had disap- i peared. It is a Buick touring car, li- | 3ense number 24442
 NEW ASSISTANT MANAGER-l Vern Kucheman arrived in Phoenix rom St. Paul and will make | his city his future home. MT. Kuche nan has accepted the position of as sistant manager for Harry Shedd in 5hedd's Mercantile Service. Mr. | 5hedd's business has increased so re- gently. he states, that it was neces- ;ary for him to secure assistance in he office. Mir. Kucheman is greatly with the remarka ble con- rast Phoenix makes with his recent nome city. When he left St. Paul there vas six inches of snow on the ground lnd more was falling.
 A POOR JOkE-Some practical olSer, who ought to learn first what oke is, caused to be printed in this paper an announcement of the mar 'iage of cedonia Shahan to Ted Moore. The reported bride is a young girl of , and the boy is youth a couple of rears older. They live west of the .ity. Of course, there was no mar iage. T
 FILES PETITION-Petitio for let CTS of administration in the estate of Tohn Bigley, who died in Phoenix May 3, 1918, was filed by Rebecca A. Big ey, the widow. yesterday in the su- erior court. The estate consists of cal property in MaricOpa county to which the petitioner gives the value of 5000. The petition will be heard on donday afternoon, April 19, at 1:3o clock. SUES FOR USE OF DITCH-The uit of M. Oxford against Robert. Bow n to compel the latter to permit the se of lateral irrigation ditch on his and began yesterday afternoon in the uperior court before Judge Frank Fl. .yman and will be continued this lorning. Mir Oxford stated he had ought a ranch two and half miles outheast of Mesa about the first of , he year and on February 15 Mir. Bow II filled up a ditch which supplied his , md with water. He alleged the per-1 , mission to use the ditch had been ranted his predecessors and that he entitled to the same use. 1, Mr. Bowen admitted that permission  ad been granted for the maintenance f the ditch about 30 years ago. but uring the last 20 years the ranch xford had bought had not been culti- ated, and he alleges the grant has ex- I fred. HERE VISITING PARENTs-Mrs. . F. Orthel and her two daughters, Targaret and Katherine, of Prescott, re spending a week in Phoenix with ] Frs Orthel's parents, MT. and Mrs. <. . G. Grove of 1911 Vest Fillmore Lreet MT. Orthel is one of the best nown business men of Prescott, own lg the controlling interest in the Head umber company of that city.
 Freight rates to England on British sssels have increased cents a hund- a pounds. As the British food min try has 5000. 900. 900 pounds of rog -oducts in American warehouses. the crease means that the British public Iax fn 000 00o