Arizona republican., 1920-09-28

D. A. R. MEETiNG-The D. A. R.
 VIII hold a meeting Wednesday aft ernoon. Sept 29, in the Woman's club.
 First avenue and Fillmore street, at
 2: 30 o'clock. All visiting members are cordially invited to attend.
 WIFE ASKS DECREE-Although
 her husband urged her to go to the bedside of her daughter at Oakland
 Cal. in June 1sI9. Mrs. Elizabeth B.
 White says in her suit for decree of divorce from Leroy M. White, filed yesterday in the Superior court, after she arrived in Oakland he wrote and
 refused to permit her to return. He
 also refused to send her carfare, she alleges, and charges that since then
 he has failed to provide for her.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to Gains Moore, P, and Josephine Hartman, 21
 both of Phoenix; George Harris, 21, of Prescott. and Helen Smith, IS, of Phoe-
 nix; Fred Jackson. Al, and AlviIda C. Patterson, 31, both of Phoenix: Jose Felix. 23. and Ysabel Salazer 19 both Aof Phoenix: Vincente F. Pima, 32 and fLonta F. Ochoa, 9. both of Phoenix: Guillermo N April. 20, and Trinidad
 Rodriquez. IS. both of Phoenix: Rem ylo Nalenzuela, P, and Dorita Marg- neg. IT, both of Guadalupe: and T. R.
 Richardsn, 42, of Mesa, and Mrs. Mat
 tie V. Petts Hooks. 36, of Conroe. Tex. l PANAMA CANAL NUMBER-Los 1 Estados Unidos published a Barcelona l Spain, and one of the leading month- l ly magazines of that country has is sued special number on the Panama canal, emphasizing trade with the
 Americas, especially the west coast of l the United States of America. This
 number is fully illustrated with cuts
 of the canal zone and prominent men l of Spain and elsewhere interested in
 trade as outlined in the magazine. copy
 of which has been received at he Phoe-
 nix chamber of commerce.
 l INJURED IN Thomas Nichols, a boy liring at the corner of
 Palm lane and Third street. was
 knocked down and injured last night
 about 6 o'clock on Third street, when his bicycle and a street car collded
 J. ". Sheehy, 360 East Palm lane,
 who was riding on the street car. car
 ried young Nichols to his home He was
 unconscious for several minutes but is 1 not thought 70 be seriously hrt. The | boy was riding too close to the tracks
 on Third street and it is not known whether the steps of the car struck i his wheel or whether the bicycle slipped
 on the pavement. He was thrown to
 the pavement. striking his head.
 POSTPONE BOAR DMEETING - ! | eral members of the livestock sani- 1 tary board, the meeting scheduled for yesterday was postponed until early l in October F.. H. Grabb of Flagstaff was the only member present when the i session was called Frank Moore Of l Courtland and Jack Barber who were out of town, will be in attendance, it i is understood. next week. when a re- vision Of the livestock laws will be i considered. This is but one of the many important matters to como up at l the meeting, according to Ed Staph- 1 ems, secretary of the board. who an nounced that a number of problems ] of interest to the cattlemen will come up for discussion.
 l MANY CASES DISPOSED OF - 1 terday granted Lois Herrel a decree of divorce from Harrison C. Herrel on the
 ground of desertion and disposed of seven cases on the motion docket fif- teen probate cases, two adoptions, and
 gave King Brady, a musician, a judg- ment on Q cross complaint against l Omar Toft. The action arose from the filing by Toft of a suit to restrain Brady from playing at Riverside park last summer. A temporary order en- joining him from playing at the park was issued by Judge Lyman, but three days later it was cancelled when he refused to make it permanent. Brady then brought a cross complaint asking for judgment for the pay he lost the three days that he did not play at the ! s7rf-