Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

D. A. R. MEET TODAY - The l Daughters of the American Revolution will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock ] at the home of Mrs. George Nickers
 $40 North First avenue. Visiting i Daughters are especially invited to at Lane will sing.
 WicKENsURG MAN IN CITY, C. M. Ailor, representing the Tri- County Oil and Development Com pSny of Wickenburg. is a visitor in Phoenix, stopping at the Phoenix Hotel
 CALL FOR OLD DIRECTORIES
 The Phoenix chamber of commerce re- quests that 1919 directories that ara to the office Of the chamber of com : merce Second avenue and Adams street, from where they will be re- distributed to libraries in other towns and cities both in and outside of Ari- zona.
 HUSBAND ARREsTED-J B. Cor rell yesterday was arraigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of failure to support his wife and child. He fur nished a bond of s750 to appear for ex- animation next Tuesday morning CRUELTY IS CHARGED-Chargin cruel treatment, Nettie l.. Tucker yes-
 terday brought suit for a decree Of divorce from Norman B. Tucker. She alleges he frequently knocked her down and refuses to support herself and two children, she says, although capable of doing so with the wages he earns as a neatcutter. She asks for the custody of the children and s15 a week for their support.
 SIGNS ExTRADiTioN PAPERS - Governor Campbell yesterday signed extradition papers for Arthur Lang man Ed Lenhart and Harold Holman. wanted in California for the larceny of arrest in Kingman.
 GOES TO GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY John Walker. tailor at Goldberg's, left for Columbus, O., yesterday to attend tho celebration of the golden anniver- sary of the wedding of his parents, who are living in that city. After a short stay in Colum bus, where he expects to renew many old acquaintances, he will return to this city.
 TO CONDUCT MiD-WEEk SERV- iCE-Rev. Will H. Chappell, evangelist at-iarge for the home mission society Of the Northern Baptist concention, will conduct the mid week prayer sery- ices at Calvary Baptist church Wed nesday evening at 7;30 o'clock
 N. w. A. TO GIVE DANCE-The Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors will entertain their members and friends again this evening by giving another of their popular dances. The committee has secured good music. Those not caring to dance may play cards. Refreshments will be served. Admission is 25 cents.
 X, OF c. TO INITIATE GLASS; The Knights of Columbus will meet Saturday al ?. m. at the Odd Fel- lows temple. Third avenue and Adams street, and will confer the first and second degree on a large class of candidates from all parts Of the valley. 4 large delegation from Bisbee and Prescott is expected to be present. On sunday afternoon at o'clock the third degree will be given. At p. m, at the Womans club, a banquet will be served. All members in the city are urged to attend these meetings. An interesting program is being prepared.
 REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE MEETS-The monthly meeting of the state committee on Americaniza ton will be held at the I. NJ. C. A. building at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon. This meeting will be open to all interested in the study of Americanization prob lens. A 50-cent luncheon will be served. for which reservation can be made by calling 6o5.