Arizona republican., 1920-05-25
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] lildL nGT nQSDdnu on numerous OCGd- sions brought officers of the law to 1 their home and requested them to ar ! rest her and throw her out of their 1 home, Noma T. Sagers yesterday brought suit for divorce from Tom w Sagers, charging cruelty. They were asks for $25 a month alimOny.
 GENTLEmEN's NIeHT-The liar mony club will hold it's annual Gentle mans night this evening at the Wom- ans club, where a jolly entertainment is planned. There will be cards, prizes and refreshments to make the affair the success it has always been in for mer years. All members of the club together with their menfolk. are cor dially invited to be present. Wednes day afternoon will witness the closing social affair of the year by the club, when Mrs. Belle M. Drew, Mrs. Esma Johnson and Mrs. Guy Nichols will be the hostesses.
 DENTAL BOARD TO MEET-The state board of dental examiners will hold a free clinic at the Monroe school, beginning Tuesday at q. m. and con tinuing through Wednesday. Persons having filings or crowns to be put in will please report at that time. An nouncement of this clinic is made by Lewis R. Brown, secretary of the board
 NORMAL PRESIDENT HERE-J. O. ! Northern Arizona normal school was in Phoenix yesterday in attendance at l the meeting of the state board of edu- cation.
 HONOR TO PHOENIX WOMAN Mrs. B. K. Marks, state vice chairman of the Republican ways and means committee, has been invited to attend the Republican national convention. Mrs. Marks has not yet decided whether she will go east at this time. STREET RAILWAY co. ASKS TO ] QUIT-David F. Johnson, member of the corporation commission, left yes | terday for Douglas where he will hear the application of the Douglas Traction and Light company for permission to | discontinue it's street car service.
 ATTEND TENNIS MEET = Mrs. | Marguerite Bridges, of 16 South Twelfth avenue, returned last evening from Prescott where she has been vlS- iting friends and attending the tennis tournament at the academy.
 COMPANY WOULD QUIT = Peti- tion for voluntary dissolution of the Electric Transportation company, corporation existing under the laws of Arizona, was filed yesterday by Robert H. Maris, the president of the com pany. The petition alleges that all liabilities of the company have been Hquidated and states that there are no assets. The petition states that the resolution to dissolve was passed at meeting of the stockholders held or March %, 1920, and alleges that the business of the organization was dis continued on that date.
 FINED FOR TURBANCE-Ab- ram Roman was arraigned before Judge Thomas yesterday on the charge of disorderly conduct and fined $10- He was arrested on Saturday night for creating a disturbance at the 1ox hoo
 DEATH OF STOCK PUzzLEs-Br. R. J. flight returned yesterday from several days absence in Flagstaff where the state veterinarian was called to investigate the causes of loss of calves on the big northern ranges. Blood tests will be made to see whether the cows have lost their calves from loco weed causes.
 i LEAVES FOR EAST-Mrs. Forena Whiting, assistant pastor and president I of the First Spiritualist church of Phoenix, will leave Wednesday morn ing for Globe. where she will remain two weeks before going to Grand
 Rapids and other points east to spend l the summer. While in the east Mrs. Whiting will attend the annual con- l vention of the National Spiritualists' association, at Columbus. Ohio. Mrs. | Whiting has been chosen Phoenix dele i gate to the convention. She deliv-
 cred the closing lecture for the season
 at the Monroe auditorium and will re-
 sume her pastoral duties on her re- | turn.
 CLIFTON TO BANQUET-Members
 of the Phoenix chamber of commerce
 have received. through a letter ad- dressed to the secretary, invitations
 to attend banquet at Clifton May %,
 the date for the meeting of the good
 roads association there. F. B. Travis.
 secretary of the Clifton luncheon club, ! n hn ho ho fy,
 formed at once as to how many guests to expect from Phoenix
 I WARNS OF Warning ,I that a man is travelling through nearby
 towns making offers of attractive cut rate prices on magazines has been re-
 ceived by George Brisbois, chief of po- , lice. The solicitor claims he is taking
 subscriptions as a means of making his way through college, He explains the extremely low price asked for the
 magazines by stating that the pro- l lessor at the college has been awful
 nice to the boys" and has secured the
 magazine for nothing. thus enabling
 him to ask only money enough to pay
 for the postage. Persons who have
 placed subscriptions with the youth
 may get from the police the. name oi
 the company he claims to represent
 which will endeavor to protect the sub-
 scriber against loss.
 CALL TO NO R T H YVES STER N
 ALUMNi-All members of the alumni
 of Northwestern university in this dis trict have been called to a meeting oi the local alumni organization at ': 30
 o'clock Thursday night at the offices ; of Gust and Smith in the Fleming
 building. A large attendance is urged
 as matters of vital interest to the uni-
 versity and it's alumni will be taken up
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
 to marry were issued yesterday tC F'lorenZo Tovarres. 20, and Josefina Rosa, 30, both of Phoenix; Antonio Diaz AS of Phoenix, and Diega Calbe, of Glendale; and J. IT Rive 39 anC : May F. Prindevlle. 38. both of Phoenix THREE ADMIT SPEEDING crusade against speeding in Phoenil was continued yesterday when severa cases of violating the speed ordinaucC
 was disposed of by Judge Thomas 1T
 the city court. Fines of S10 each wer, . imposed upon w. T.. Springer. V. Organ 3 and F. B. McCarty all of whom entered 7 pleas of guilty. The arrests were al made by motorcycle Officer Papo. ! ON INSPECTION TRIP-W. $. Nor veil, state water commissioner, whC
 has bapr1 fra y-aI5t1p~ with the oor crrocc