Arizona republican., 1920-02-11
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Mayor Peter Corpstein are the commissioners whose terms expire this year. Petitions for Shott were being circulated yesterday.
 WIFE ASKS DIVORCE - Sarah Glenn filed suit for divorce from Clin- ton Glenn yesterday in the superior court, alleging that her husband de- serted her at Los Angeles January of last year and that for more than year he has failed to provide for their son John, 13 years old. They were married at San Francisco, October 2S, 1902. Mrs. Glenn asks restoration of her maiden name. Sarah Bird
 DEMOCRATS TO MEET FEB. 21- A meeting of the democratic state central committee has been called to meet in Phoenix February 21 to elect six delegates and six alternates to the democratic national committee to be held in San Francisco. July 2S. 1920; also to transact any other business that may cone before the meeting.
 TT WAS COL. STEWART!The Re- publican stands corrected. In a note appended ito one of the items of Forty Years Ago Today" relating to General Charles P. Eagan who at that time was stationed at Fort NVhipple it was stated that he was later con- fined at Camp Grant by the order of President Roosevelt. State Librarian McClintock correctly informs The Re- publican that it was Colonel w. R. Stewart who was confined The edi- tor of Forty Years Ago Today" was confused by the somewhat similar epi- sodes in the careers about the same time of General Eagan and Colonel Stewart, the former having been sus- peEded from duty on account of his attack upon General Miles.
 GEO. O. FORD TO WED-Cards are out announcing the engagement of George O. Ford of this city and Cora Etta Trask of Los Angeles
 WEDNESDAY CLUB-The Wednes- day Social club will meet today at the home of Mrs. Harvey Little on Christy road, adjoining the William Tossing bee ranch. All members and visitors are invited and good program has been arranged.
 RETURNS FROM YUMA-Miss Lula Straham returned yesterday from Yuma, where she attended the and Wallace G. Freeman. Mir. Free man was recently transferred to Yuma from Phoenix by the Standard Oil company.
 ADAMS PIT. A. MEETS The Parent Teacher association of the Ad- ams school will meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The annual Child Vel fare day will be observed, with the Rev. G. D. Yoakum as the principal speaker. Tickets for the dinner to be held on March at the Woman's club. in connection with the annual state conference, may be secured from the secretary at this meeting.
 JUSTICE CUNNINGHAM ILL Chief Justice Cunningham of the Ari- zona state supreme court is confined to his home with an attack of influen- ga. His condition is not regarded as serious.
 GOVERNOR RETURNS Governor Co Ia if night from Fort Grant. where he went Sunday to inspect conditions at the state industrial school in particular reference to recently completed i'm provements and others contemplated. Final arrangements for the special leg islative session will be completed by the governor today, it is expected.
 ISSUE FOUR PERMITS-Issuance of permits to four mining companies, one oil company and a Mesa publish ing company to sell stock in Arizona were announced yesterday by the state corporati tion commission.
 GOODFELLoWSHIP LUNG Tickets for the Goodfellowship day luncheon to be given at the Woman's cub next Tuesday at 12:30 o'clock may be secured from Mrs. Lee B. Purvines, 54 Lynwood. These tickets must be reserved before Saturday night and are 60 cents each.
 GOES TO coAsT-Mrs. w. T. Webb wife of the state director for the en- forcement of national prohibition, le<t yesterday for a weeks absence in Los Angeles.
 WIFE GIVEN DIvORCE-Ethel Murphy was granted a divorce from Joseph A. Murphy yesterday by Juds4 Stanford of the superior court. Mrs. Jean Simpson and Mrs. Murphy were the only witnesses at the hearing.
 RECEIVER FOR REDEWILL CO., Perry Williams was appointed receiver of the Redewill Music company yester- day by Judge Stanford, after a hearing which began two weeks ago on the petition of Mrs. Nellie c. Redewill W Idow of the founder of the company. By the terms of the court order. Mir. Williams will furnish a bond of $25,O00 frcr,l ,f