Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

l. Burnett addition; the alleys IT block l and 2, original townsite: Mon roe street between Second and Third streets; Thirteenth avenue; Third ave nue from Van Buren to Fillmore streets WIFE GRANTED DIvORCE-Re-
 becca Houston was granted divorce from Joseph M. Houston yesterday by Judge Ingraham of Yuma county. who sat on the bench in the first division of the superior court for part of the
 day. Cruelty was the ground alleged in tho action.
 DISMISS WOOD cAsE-The case
 against the Phoenix Wood X Coal Co was dismissed yesterday by Judge Wheeler in the East Phoenix justice court after hearing the testimony of George 4. Jones, complaining witness,
 who alleged that he purchased and paid for F cubic feet of wood and re- ceived but 32 cubic feet. The company proved that for convenience wood is throWn loosely in a bin which con tains 42 cubic feet of aerial space. This wood. when stacked. it was proved, measures 32 cubic feet Jones bought a quarter of cord of wood, according to the testimony of tire defense and re- ceived the exact amount of wood he paid for.
 GUN CLUB SHOOT TODAY-The Phoenix Gun club will hold a practice shoot at it's traps on Mcdowell road at 3 o'clock today. Every one is in vited to come and shoot.
 BRINGS ALLEGED INSANE MAN Prank Marcis. an alleged insane per son. wsa brought from Wickenburg last night by Myron Genung. deputy sheriff Genung will return to Wick enburg tonight.
 SOON ESTABLISH PRECINCTS Warning all voters of Maricopa county that the board of supervisors will es- tablish precincts for next falls cleo tions within the next ten days, (. l.. Staudage. clerk. asks all persons who are interested in any protected read justment of precinct limits to call at the office of the board of supervisors in the court house and present their re- quests to him.
 Agnes Kinzie. a well-known milliner of Phoenix has opened an exclusive millinery shop at 162 North Second avenue. where she will be glad to see her many friends and customers. Miss Kinzie has been head trimmer at kor- rick's and was formerly with the French Shop.
 MUSIC PUPILS PLEASE-Pupils of Walter Hastings Olney who sang in programs with decided success the past week were Merle Baldwin, who greatly pleased everyone at the recep- tion at the Woman's club for General Abgapetain last Wednesday, and Frank Wilson. who sang on the Musicians club program Monday. Mir. Wilson has a beautiful and rare tenor voice and Miss Baldwin d clear soprano of melo- diouS quality.
 LINCOLN DAY PRoGRAM-Stu dents from the School of Music will give the program preceding the ad dress at the meeting of the Woman $ club the coming Tuesday. On the pro- gram will be songs by Louis LipDhardt a reading by Minnie Lee Spratlin. violin number by Eugenua Natucki and dance by Edith Kerr. This is~the Lincoln day program under the au spices of the civics department. Mrs. Higgins is chairman
 VIOLIN PUPILS REClTAL-One of he most pleasing programs of the year was given at the School of Music Thursday evening, W hen a number Of he dancing pupils and two of the ex- 3ression students of Vivian Florinc foung were seen in recital. The num- oers were of great variety and showed he most artistic training. and many if them decided talent Although the l inc entertainment was given free of ! ,harge, q voluntary offering was left It the door of the near east relief fund, ! md the sum of S44.12 was turned into | his worthy cause
 ANNUAL VALENTINE RALL-In- citations have been issued. and all preparations have been made for the annual St. Valentine ball to be given | )y the Pythian Sisters at the Woman's ! dub on Tuesday evening February IT.. Special music and decorations are be- f ng arranged and every one that att ends will be assured good time.
 RECEIVERSHiP FOR REDEWILL MUSIC CO.-Mrs. Nellie C. Redewill widow of Augustus Redewill founder )f the Redewill Music company yes erday was granted her petition in the court for the appointment of receiver for the affairs of the com )any. Will F. Ryan, counsel fo the our sons of Mrs. RedewiII named de- endantS in her petition. and for Mrs. Flayia Parrott, trustee of the com 1any, and also defendant. will appeal rom the decision of Judge Stanford ! o the supreme court. Mrs. Redewill. n her suit January 17, alleged that her 'ons had violated in many instances, contracts made with her.
 SAYS HE STRUCK HER-Vernice ?. Davey filed suit for divorce from ohn C. Davey yesterday in the su- | truck her and beat her. forcing her o leave him on January 31 of last rear- They were married at Tempe II darch A. 1915.
 RoWENA CIRCLE CALL = Mrs. 'heresa Brown and Mrs. Leonora Jen- -ins have called a meeting of the t towena. Circle on Monday afternoon at H he home Of Mrs. Jenkins, 624 South first avenue. All Yeoman ladies are invited.
 
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