Arizona republican., 1920-04-20

and his war record. young Thoman having served for many months over seas. His mother was Miss Edna Carr before her marriage, and was one of the particularly popular young girls or Tempe.
 Will HEAR PETiTIoNS-Lloyd F. Jones, special examiner of the cor
 poration commission, will hear the ap- plication in Nogales today of peti- tioners who applied to the commission for the right to operate automobile stage lines. A similar hearing was held in Tucson yesterday.
 WILL REPRESENT DEPART
 MENT-The vocational educational department of the state will be repre- Sented at Tucson university week by Miss Beulah Coon, supervisor of home economies, Carey E. Bowles, supervisor of agriculture and James T. Ryan su- pervisor of trades and industries. who left yesterday for the university eity- FATHER-J. B. Henderson of the county assessors office is a granddad. His first granddaughter arrived at Hermosa Beach today at the home of MT. and Mrs. Donald Henderson. Young Henderson was formerly con- nected with the state tax commission.
 ADMITTED TO BAR-On motion of J. H. Langston, assistant United States attorney Royal R. Duncan was admitted to practice by the supreme court of the state. Mir. Duncan came here from Maryland, where he prac- ticed law for number of years.
 MOOSE DEPUTY SUPERVISOR-I Joseph White. deputy supervisor of the state of Arizona for the Moose, is in Phoenix assisting the local lodge in a drive for new members. The charter is opened and a large number of new members have been secured at the present time. A large class will be Wednesday night. MT. White expects to be here several weeks.
 BAPTIST COUNTY CONFERENCE A meeting will be held in the First Baptist church al o'clock this after noon. All pastors, church campaign directors and church workers are eX- pected to be present. This meeting will be for the purpose of perfecting plans for the campaign for Arizona's share of the $100.000.00 900 being raised by the churches of the Northern Baptist con- vention.
 ALLEGES ABUSE-When her hus- band in fit of anger unjustly abused her and called her names, she left home, according to petition for di vorce filed yesterday by Mrs Jesse F. Full from Marion Tull. She alleges the cruel Urea of her husband has caused her great physical suffering. She asks for a division of the com munlty property ana says they were married in Fl Reno, Okla, January ?, 1907
 GOVERNOR GOES TO TUCSON Gov. Thomas E. Campbell will leave for Tucson today to attend a meeting of the state board of education called for the purpose of adopting text books, one of the books to be adopted being a dictionary for the graded schools. c. o. Case, state superintendent of public instruction will be present at the meet ing and remain in Tucson for the week in attendance at the administration meeting and the state teachers asso citation. Other members of the board who will be present include President Matthews of the Tempe normal. Presi- dent Creager of the Northern Arizona normal. pr. R. B. von KleinSmid, pres ident of the state university; Elsie Toles, county school superintendent of Cochise county; H. E. Matthews. prin- cipal of the Mesa high school, and c. F. Philbrook of Bisbee.