Arizona republican., 1920-04-23

society Of the Presbyterian church will
 sew all day today at the church.
 tOSTESSES AT TEA-Mrs. Hugh
 Campbell and Mrs c. ". Davis will
 serve at the Country club tea tomor l row afternoon.
 PIONEER MINER iLL-Edward 0.
 Kennedy, pioneer mining man of the
 state, is seriously i'll at St. Joseph's VISITS BROTHER HERE-Judge
 R. P. Baptist of Covington. Tenn, is
 visiting here with his brother, Frank
 E. Baptist
 TO PRESENT PLAY-The Young Womans Missionary society of the Miss BlanchardS Conquest" at the Tolleson Christian church on Friday evening at s o'clock.
 CHARTER IS RECEIVED = The
 charter for the Women's Auxiliary Unite to the Frank Luke Post No. l has been received by the state head quarters of the American Legion. This
 makes the eighth auxiliary unit in the state.
 INCORPORATES IN ARIZONA
 Articles of incorporation of the Met
 ropolitan Savings Bank company were
 filed with the corporation commission
 yesterday. The company, which is
 capitalized for s30O,000, will have its
 principal place of business in Wash
 OPEN MUFFLER FINEs-officer Nick Papo is making war on the open muffler and as a result the city is gathering in many fines from offen- ders. Carl Beaumont contributed $10 to the municipal court yesterday after pleading guilty to driving a motor car with an open muffler.
 COOKED FOOD SALE-The Young
 Mothers league of the Presbyterian church will hold cooked food sale Saturday, April A, at Triboiet's mar ket- All members who have promised articles of food are requested to take them to the place of sale Saturday morning.
 OPEN BRIDGE BIDS MONDAY Bids for the construction of the Cie- mega bridge will be opened at Tucson on Monday, according to information given out at the state engineers office yesterday. The bridge is to be con-. structed at the Cienega wash on the Benson-Vaii highway.
 PLEADS GUILTY TO BIGAMY- Tiodor Medellin yesterday pleaded guilty before Judge Stanford on charge of bigamy. He will be sen tenced Saturday morning. Medellin is accredited with having two wives al the same time
 NON SUPPORT IS. CHAR GE- Frank Hermance yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Wheeler on . charge of failure to support his wife. Bessie Hermance. the complaining witness. He was released under bond of $500 to appear for trial next Mon day morning at 10 o'clock.
 DIVISION ENGINEER HERE-F c. Twitchell division engineer detailed on the Superior Miami highway, and Ed Wolf. division engineer with head quarters in the northern part of the state, were in Phoenix yesterday for a conference with Thomas Maddoclk, 1 state engineer, relative to highway matters. !
 SATURDAY REcITAL-The Satur- day afternoon recital at the School of 1 Music this week will be given by young l pupils in piano. violin, mandolin and l expression. The program will begin at l 3: 30 o'clock and the public is welcome | to attend. TO GIVE sOcIAL-All members of 1 the First M. F. church and congrega- 1 tion are invited to be the guests of | the Ladies' Aid society this evening | at a social to be held in the church parlors. New members are urged to attend.
 PERFECT FARM LOAN AssocIA- TlON-The National Farm Loan asso- citation will hold an organization meet | ing at the Mesa city hall Saturday af- ternoon at o'clock. The meeting will be for the purpose of perfecting the and receiving additional [ PRRofARIANsr Isr man1 s1sas TopAy-rbe Phoenix Rotary club will hold its reg llar weekly luncheon meeting today noon at the r. M. c. A. Preparations are being made for the annual election of officers and directors at the meet ing next week.
 SAYS WIFE DESERTED HIM-De- claring she refuses to live with him, Lloyd Levi Clifford yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from Mary Elizabeth Clifford, charging desertion.
 BAR EXAMINATION MONDAY The state bar examination will be leld at the state house on Monday. Applicants are required to pay their ex- animation fee to Clay F. Leonard clerk of the supreme court, and file their ap- olications with Walter Bennett Of Phoenix. secretary of the examining board. the other members of which are 2. M. Franklin of Tucson and ?. ". 0'Sullivan of Prescott.
 ORGANIZE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Through the kindness of the Tempe Christian church in releasing their pas or, Rev. John M. Cross, Q Christian church has been organized at Casa irande with a membership of 50. A church building has been constructed md was dedicated Sunday, April 15. A permanent pastor is to be secured i'm nediately to take charge of the rapidly growing congre gation.
 JUDkE LOCKWOOD ON BENcH- fudge A. c. Lockwood of Cochise coun- y Will Sit on the supreme court bench or the first time today when he will : lear oral arguments in the Gilmore case, appealed from division wo of the superior court of Maricopa ounty. Judge Lockwood will take the ,lace of Judge A. C.. Baker, who is dis Iualified to sit in the case.
 WIFE ASKS DIvORcE-Declarine he cannot longer live with him as his yife, Francisco Stark yesterday 'rought suit for a decree of divorce rom Maximillion Stark. charging .ruel treatment and outrages. She lsks for temporary alinfony in11ne- lately and permanent maintenance i. fter the hearing of the case. They fere married in Phoenix February 13. 920
 TIES UP TRAFFic-while proceed ng north on Central avenue yesterday fternoon an automobile towing seven tied up traffic at the june ion at Adams street for a period of Q minutes The driver first was mo- iced approaching Adams street at an rate of speed, and while mak 1g the crossing the cultivators began