Arizona republican., 1920-04-09


 and other attractions, it is stated by Russell McDanieIs in charge Of the event. There will be a barbecue.
 w. B. A. OF N. MEETING-The Women's Benefit Association of the Macabees will meet at the K. of F. hal at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon Business of importance will be transacted.
 CANDY MANUFACTURERS HERE --C- C. Brown of Los Angeles, manu- facturer of Browns Rag Time choc- plates, will arrive in the city on a business trip today
 ROTARY CLUB MEETS-AIthou gh many Rotarians are absent from the city on the Border1and excurslon, the regular weekly luncheon of the Ro- tary club will be held this noon as usual at the Y M. c. A.
 WIFE GETS DIVORCE - Angelia Guttenez was granted a decree of di- vorce from Andez Guttenez yesterday in the superior court by Judge R. c. Stanford. She alleged cruelty and was awarded.s75 in lieu of community prop erty division.
 LICENSED TO MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Sregario Balderama 26, and Jesus Montoya, 39, both of Phoenix, and Paul J. Mcdonald, p, of Creston, Iowa, and Donna Kirk, 20, of Phoenix.
 GIVE SECOND SOCIAL--Isi Circulo
 
 social of the season yesterday. Eliza : beth Lopez won a prize for giving the best Spanish verse in roll cat response. A debate on the Americanizatioa of the Spanish speaking people is scheduled for the next meeting
 CHARGES CRUELTY-AHeging she was forced to leave him because of cruel and inhuman treatment, Anna M. Simmons yesterday brought suit for decree of divorce from Jesse, D. Simmons. She asks for custody of their child and $25 a month for it's support. They were married October Il, 1908, at Alene. Okla.
 CHARGE-J. II. Mitchell yesterday was held by Justice Mckee to answer to the superior court on two charges of failure to support his wife and child. He was returned to jail in lieu of 8 $500 bond. His wife te.tified Mitchell lost his money gambling in stead of using it for his family.
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC RECITAL Piano primary pupils, ranging in age from 5g to 8 years, in charge of Mrs. Luther Steward and Mary Doyle, will furnish program at the School Of Music tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O o'clock There will also be numbers pression pupils of Cornelia Luscomb and Vivian F'lorine Young.
 MINER IS kIlLED-State Mine h. spector c. H. Bolin yesterday received a telegram from J. T. Young, inspector at the Arizona Copper company's mine at Morenci, stating that Valentine Hernandez, a miner. had been killed by fall in a shaft. State Mine In- spector John Harper left at once to investigate.
 SURPRISE PARTY-Residents In the Suncourt apartments gave a sur prise party Monday night for MT. and Mrs. Lyman Bennett, Mrs. Bennett. who was Miss Marie Caspar, being a recent bride. The pleasant affair was arranged by Mrs. T. E. Irvine and Mrs. Edward Doyle and was attended by all who live in the apartment building About 90 were present. There was lance, followed by refreshments.
 NAMES NEW RANGER-Notice of the appointment of s. o. Thompson to county ranger by the board of super visors of Coconino county was received yesterday by Secretary Stephens of the live stock sanitary board. The newly appointed ranger was at one time member of the board of super visors of Pinal county In 1917 he was sanitary board, and is considered en- nently fitted for the position to which ne has been appointed.
 MERiCANIZATtON COMMITTEE dEETS-The Americanization com nittee of Phoenix will meet at 8 'clock tonight at the office of Jus ice Mckee in the Ford hotel build ng. The meeting will be an important me, involving the election of officers or the coming year. There will be m interesting program, including sev- ral out -of-town speakers beside some ocal speakers. Former Justice De ,ouza will preside.
 FOUND NOT GUILTY - W. D. Hodges, whose true name is ". L. lodges, was found not guilty on a harge of obtaining money by meanS If bogus check by Justice Wheeler | The complaining witness vas E. H. Sergeant, proprietor of a 1 hooting gallery at 26 s. First street 1 lodges testified the check in question, 1 mounting to $4. was given to him by third party in exchange for belt. BULLETS FOR TRUDERS-When 1 wo men early Thursday morning at empted to break into the Hedgpeth | lome, four miles east on the Center treet road. Lee Hedgpeth opened fire 1 m them with a revolver. He heard one If them say he had been hit and to step on her. as they drove away in q Ford. Deputy Sheriffs Dewitt and Price went out to investigate and ound traces of blood. They followed he auto tracks for some distance, but ost them when the traffic became leavy.
 MRS. CONRAD ENTERTAiNS-Mr [. c. Conrad entertained the program md refreshment committees Of the Capitol F. T. A. at her home, 1540 West Jefferson street, Wednesday afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Jas. Knabb, | drs. Burch, Mrs. John T omrson, Mrs. l Iavlin, Mrs. Harvey Watson, Mrs. Hitchcock. Mrs. Ed Cross, Mrs. Criss- yell and Mrs. Donneel Grizzard.
 DAUGHTERS OF CALEDONIA l fEET-The regular monthly meeting f the Daughters of Caledonia will be Ield at the home of Mrs. Norman amison, 229 North Fifth avenue, at ? | clock this afternoon. All who signi | fed their desire to join this organiza ion at the Burns night entertainment re especially requested to attend this 1eeting, as it will mark the begin ing of new official year.
 POULTRY MEN TO MEET-The lonthiy meeting of the Maricopa Country Poultry association will be cid at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon