Arizona republican., 1920-02-12
Lo0ulKeb
MADISON woMAN's cLus-T

| MADISON WOMAN'S CLUB-The l Madison Woman's club will meet at i ?: 30 D. m. Friday and enjoy Valen- tine party with the children of the neighborhood.
 SENT TO STATE HOSPITAL Rita de el Busomez was committed to the state hospital for the insane yes terday by Judge Stanford of the supe- rior court.
 MONROE PIT. ASSN. TQ MEET Members Of the Monroe school parent teacher association will meet at the school building at 3:30 o'clock tomor- row afternoon.
 DEPUTY CLERK ILL-Miss Rose
 Cummings Of 1927 Woodlawn avenue, deputy clerk of the superior court, has
 been ill with a bad cold for the last week. and will not return to her office until next Monday.
 WIFE ASKS DIvORCE-Aneging
 failure to provide. Margaret Stelzriede
 filed suit for divorce from Ashley
 Stelzriede yesterday in the superior
 court. They were married December
 9, 1918, and have one daughter, Lila
 Jane. two months old.
 VALENTINE SOClAL-A Valen-
 tine social will be held Friday evening at 7: 30 o'clock at Creighton school. to which the public is invited The In
 dian school band will play program of music, and refreshments will be served.
 HERE AFTER IA YEARS-J. A. Kurtz, pioneer business man of Phoe-
 nix and now a resident of Los An geles. this week made his first trip to Phoenix in II years. Mir. Kurtz is a Shriner and is meeting many old friends who are in Phoenix for the M~ sonic work this week.
 NEW BABY ARRiVES-Just req son for much joy and many congratu- lations was discovered yesterday when it was ascertained that tiny eight and one half pound baby girl had ar rived al the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. NJ. Boggess at 921 East Brill street. Both mother and baby doing splendidly.
 BANKRUPTCY PETiTIoN-A pe-. tition of bankruptcy was filed in the office of the clerk of the United States district court at Phoenix yesterday by Isaac N. Haviland. railroad employe, who gives his debts at $9.200. He claims to have property in Canada which is valued at S20000
 REVENUE AGENT TO ARRIVE To assist corporations in making re- turns. F. B. Reid. revenue agent will arrive in Phoenix February 15. from Denver. Reid. who is on the staff of the agent in charge of the Denver of flee, will be attached to the local headquarters until March 15 the end of the filing period.
 POSTPONE C. OF C. DlNNER-l The annual dinner and election of of | ficers of the Phoenix chaE--,ar of com | merce which was to have been held | one day next week was put off one 1 week by the board of directors yes- i terday because of the Cleveland ex- | curSion, which will be here two days | and for other reasons
 ESTABLISHES ALiBi-ManueI Mi | randa, charged with participating with | two others in the theft on November
 nf I1 R,I. xaf Sloan and H. D. Clark. established an alibi yesterday in the superior court, and on motion of R. A. Jarrott, assist ant county attorney. the case against him was dismissed by Judge Stanford
 HOMESTEAD PATENTS-Home- United States land office yesterday ana are being mailed to the following owners of claims: Joseph K. Young. Robert Ross Alton. Francisco Felix Harrison Jones and Virginia Brown patent was also received for the Arizona Western Mines company for ! group of mining claims.
 CHURCH FEDERATION SPEAK @R-Hon. F.. $. Clark of Prescott will )e the speaker at the Church Fedora ion lunch Thursday noon at the Y. N- C. A. MT. Clark is one of the most prominent lawyers of the state and is very popular speaker. The general public is invited to be present at 12:15 'clock and take lunch with the Church federation and hear Mir. Clark. Lunch ickets 35 cents each
 PLEAD GUILTY TO BURGLARY ieorSe Thomas and Anderson Calhoun. egroes, pleaded guilty to burglary in he second degree yesterday in the su- efior court and were sentenced by udge Stanford to serve from two 70 nree years each in the state peniten- ary. Thomas and Calhoun were ar ested two weeks ago by the police in be Forney store at Taylor street and rand avenue.