Arizona republican., 1920-03-30

NAMES FINAL PhOOf-EllZaDetf Turner Bell, as one of the heirs of her brother. Charles Turner, yesterday l made final proof on a homestead, To- cated near Buckeye.
 SUES FOR DIVORCE = Alleging | cruel treatment, outrages and the use | of indecent language. Flora Bridges filed suit in the superior court for a | decree of divorce from J. NJ. Bridges | yesterday.
 | CHARGE DISMISSED-On motion | of the county attorney, L. M. Laney, the charge of flooding the public highway was dismissed against Rabbit Bros. and Cowden by Justice Nat T. Mckee yesterday J. E. Nichols was the com plaining witness.
 c. OF c. DELEGATE-w. H. Knox was appointed by the Phoenix cham Der of commerce yesterday as it's dele gate to the annual convention of the chamber of commerce of the United States to be held at Atlantic City GATHERING DATA-Charles Kirby Fox. of Los Angeles, recently engaged by the Buckeye Irrigation company to submit plans for a new weir dam on the Gila river, was in Phoenix yester- day gathering data for his work The Buckeye tax payers recently voted s500,000 to build the dam. FUNERAL SERVICES = Funeral services for Mrs. Emil Larson. ? years old, who died at her home, 1747 East Jackson street, last Sunday, will be
 held from the Moore and Mcclellan chapel at o'clock this afternoon. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. ANNUAL PICN1C-The home eco- monies department of the Woman s club will hold it's annual picnic We'd nesday. The members will leave the club house promptly at 9:45 o'clock. The event will be held at the country home of Mrs. Walker on the Indian school road. The committee in charge requests that all who attend bring plate cup. knife, fork and spoon. DEMURRER OVERRUIED-A de- murrer was overruled by Judge R. c. Stanford in the superior court yester- day in the case of Theodore E. Reyes. Pedro Florez and Leonard Gomez, charged with sheep trespassing. The defendants pleaded not guilty and the trial was set for May 5th.
 PLEAD NOT GUILTY-Earl Porter and Fred Porter pleaded not guilty to charge of sheep trespassing be- fore Judge R. c. Stanford in the
 superior court yesterday when ar
 raigned. Trial was set for May ,.
 ALLEGES .DEsERTioN - Asking
 that she be awarded the custody of her two daughters and her husband be
 given charge of the son, Mamie Dod-
 son brought suit for a decree of di-
 vorce from John c. Dodson in the
  desertion and failure to provide.
 SEEKS DIVORCE-Sallie F. Watts filed suit for a divorce in the superior court yesterday from Robert F.. Watts. She alleges assertion and failure to provide for herself and two children. She asks for the custody of the latter. They were married in Indiana, Feb. G., 1897, she says.
 SOUTHWEST CONVENTION = Line of Action will be decided at .l-r-
 nix chamber of commerce to the League of the Southwest convention. Los Angeles, April 1 to g. which has been called for 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. The letter addressed to the delegates was mailed yestardaE
 Union Telegraph company announces that personal or business communica- tions may now be embodied in tele graphic transfers of money to Canadian points. This privilege has long been enjoyed in money transfers between places in the United States. and this extension of the privilege, by arrange ment with the Canadian companies, will fill a long felt want
 WILL MANAGE BUREAU-John P Patty. former sheriff of Greenlee county. was appointed yesterday by the board of directors of state inSti- tutions to succeed J. F. White as man. ager of the free employment bureau. which is operated by the State of Arizona in conjunction with the fed eraI employment bureau.
 WILL ENTER PLEA TODAY-H. l.. Smith was arraigned before Judge R. C. Stanford in the superior court yesterday on a charge of grand lar ceny. He was granted until today to enter his plea A. P. Wadlow, the com plaining witness. alleges Smith sent a messenger to the City Cleaning Works, who, after paying the charges of clean ing, took suit valued at S75 belonging to Roy Martin and gave it to Smith Smith, when arrested, according to the officers. was wearing the suit.
 M ETIN c ANNOUNCED - The Woman's Auxiliary of Frank Luke Post, American Legion, will hold a meeting tomorrow evening al 7:3e o'clock at the Legion's home on North Seventh ave nue. All women who are eligible to join the auxiliary are urged to be pres ent, as at this time steps will be taken to outline plans for the future and fur ther effect the permanent organization. All mothers, wives, daughters or sis ters of ex-soldiers are eligible to join the auxiliary.
 THESE WILL MARRY - Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Howard Brown, 31, and Emma May Steele, 21 both of Phoenix; Thomas Conyers, 43, of Atlanta. Ga, and Katie McCarmichael. 34, cf St. Angelo, Texas; Carl F'unnell, B, Kansas City, Mo-, and Della Sorenson, 21, Omaha, Neb.: Jesus Valle, 21, and Juana curi of Tn1I