Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
:. GRANTED-william

of divorce from Eulah King by Judg, 1 Stanford.
 SEEKS DIvoRcE-Declaring sh
 deserted him. taking their child witt
 her, Sidnie Y. Marks yesterda,
 brought suit for q decree of divorc, from Olive N. Marks He states he i. willing to support the .child.
 FINED $5o-Jose Romero was founs | guilty of reckless driving and fined s5'
 in the police court yesterday. J. l. l Hatcher forfeited a bond of S10 rather 1 than appear to answer a similar charge
 DECREE GRANTED-on grounds Q
 desertion and failure to provide, Cara, bel Wharton yesterday was granted ; | decree Of divorce from Harry B. Whar- ton by Judge Lyman. Her maider name, Carabel Watkins, was restored her
 PLEAD NOT GUILTY = Ramos Martinez, Alberto Rodriguez. and Ra- mon Lugo yesterday pleaded not guilty before Judge Stanford on a charge oi grand larceny, preferred by R. D Jacobs who alleges the men entered his store at Mesa and took sS1 worth of merchandise. They were returned l to the county jail under bonds of s5oC each to await trial on June Ii. AT COMMUNITY CHURCH-Rev
 P. Cory will speak at the Community church, Northern and Alhambra. av- enues, on Sunday afternoon. Addi- tional copies of the Army and Navy New Testament donated by the Y. M c. A., will be distributed. Samuel An derson, I. H. kipp, H. H. Wasser and H.. H. Foltz will serve as q local com mittee for the new building.
 EMPLOYES BUY STOCK = The Cotton Boil, the house organ of the Southwest Cotton company, which regularly chronicles events of interest at Goodyear and Litchfield, announces fy1i lot fDf Inc Southwest Cotton company at Litch- field have subscribed to more than $1S,000 worth Of first preferred Good year stock following the opening of a sale of the second issue of this stock to employees. Those in charge of the stock subscriptions on the West Side plantation believe the sale will pass the s25,O00 mark.
 CHILDREN AID. HoME-A Chil- drens League has been started among children eager to help toward. the building fund of the Arizona Children 5 Home. The members raise as much money as they can, especially among those of their own age. giving receipts for gifts, all money being turned over to the Phoenix chairman. Mrs. W. w. Edwards, 1104 North Second street. Children are always sympathetic to- ward other children who have no home or no parents, and these boys and girls
 
 such in their own stSte.
 NEW ROTARY MEMBERS - Four new members, Howard M. Peek. Ed Hatch, Edward C. Carter and Claude Abercrombie, were received into mem bership by the Rotarians at their reg ular luncheon meeting yesterday noon at the Y. M. C. A. It was decided to have the next meeting, which is the occasion of the annual election of of ficers, on Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. The new officers also will be installed on that occasion. c. A. Stauffer was chair man of the day.
 COMES TO BUY coWs-Dairy herds soon are to be added to the Snowflake country. according to Niels Hansen of Showiow, who is in the valley to purchase five carloads of milch cows to be shipped to Holbrook. Recently Mr Hansen purchased and shipped two carloads of cows to stock a dairy ranch of his own from which he will furnish the milk supply of Cooley. The cows now being purchased are for other ranchers in the Snow flake district who exepect to ship the cream to Glendale to be churned Previous to this time, this region has been devoted to range cattle exclu- sively.
 RECITAL AT WILSON SCHOOL Under the auspices of the Wilson association Miss Bet ty Barry will give a recital at the Will son school auditorium on Friday eve ming. April 30. Besides Miss Barry readings, the program will consist Of some dancing numbers by Miss Easter Williams, piano solos by Miss Agnes Griffin and violin selections by Robert Friezner, all of whom are considered very talented. Miss Barry, who was graduated from the Phoenix high 1,l Ia hoe 1-- 1fad from Los Angeles where she spent the winter studying al the Eagan School of Drama.
 SEEKS HER BRoTHER-Nichola BrodSorb of Brooklyn, N. Y., who left tbere in September, 1917. to come to Phoenix, is sought by his sister, wno has not received any letters from him since he came to Arizona, but who has heard of him from time to time. Wish ing to locate him. sine has written to the Phoenix chamber Of commerce in hope that she may obtain the address of the missing man. Anyone knowing his present whereabouts are requested to with the secretary of the chamlIer of commerce.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Louis Dewey Campbell, g, and Myrtle T.. Ad- hins, 23, both of Kansas City, Mo-: Chester D. Seaman, 3S, and Marie
 
 Reygoza, 30. and Josepha Moreno, 2G. both of Phoenix; Ramon Bara2an, 23, 1 and Teresa Ovieda, 21, both of Mesa: | Andrez Lopez, 33. and Beatrice Naecu- 1 zue1a. e1S, both Of Scottsdale; William 1 D. Scarlett. 45. and Lucy Denham, ! egal. both of ScottsdaIe; Charles Stew 1 irt 20, and Minnie Sullivan. 19, both of | and Webster C. Davis, B, l md Lillian Williams, IS, both of Phoe- i nix. If mines, has called the conference.
 RECEIVE REPORT ON ROADS, That the road from Fl Paso to Denver. i Colo, is now in the best condition that | t has been in for several years. was | he information received by the Phoe- | fix chamber of commerce yesterday Tn ! ! letter from the El Paso Auto club. | The report says that 40 miles of the f oad near San Marcial is rather poor. md as a result travelling on this road | S slow. Bad roads are reported to Fort Worth and San Antonio by way Of oecos, through the oil fields, and there s also 20 miles of bad road just before ,ertfng to Pecos
 JiJRX DISAGREE ES-J1,1ca Skarfor,7I