Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
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 county jail and fine of $25 or % days in jail. The jail sentence is to be sus- pended upon payment of the fine. J.. c. Dobbins alleged that Buck drove Ford into his car on Central avenue. breaking Q running board and smash ing a fender.
 GRANTED DIVoRcE-on grounds of desertion Grace Duval yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from Charles Duval by Judge Stanford.
 SURVEY oRDERED-An order for mineral survey No. SIP, providing for the survey of the Emerald South Mine lode mining claim. in the Tombstone mining district, Cochise county. which is claimed by the Bunker Hill Mines company. has been issued by the sur veyor general.
 LEAVES FOR NORTH-Prof. L. l.. Summers. in charge of teacher training of trades and industries at the Univer- sity of Arizona. who was in Phoenix early in the week to study local needs. left yesterday for Prescott and Jerome to continue the statewide study he is making for the purpose of improving the course furnished by the university. Professor Summers held a series of conferences with J. T. Ryan. supervisor of trades and industries with the state department of vocational education.
 MAY SELL STocK-The corpora ton commission yesterday authorized the Security Title sompany of Yuma to sell 90 shares of it's treasury stock at S10o a share.
 GOES TO FLAcsTAFF-Adjutant General Walter S. Ingalls, left yester- day afternoon for Flagstaff on business connected with the military affairs of the state.
 uERE FeoM PRFscoTT-Francis viele is a Phoenix visitor from Pres colt. He will be in town several days.
 WHO HAS WRONG HAT7-Who is wearing around a fireman's hat? It isn't a red helmet, but it's fireman's hat just the same. It belongs to Paul F. Paddock and was taken by mistake from the American Kitchen last even- | ing. This particular person may se- Gs..e ms own nat by calling at the central fire station and exchanging with MT. Paddock.
 RECEPTION ToDAY-The meeting of the Council of Jewish Women which will be held at the Woman's club this afternoon beginning at 2 o'clock will be an open one and a reception to Mrs Liknaitz. A very pleasing program has been prepared. The board will serve All are urged to come, bring a friend and get acquainted.
 | SERIOUSLY lLL-Henry Crow i: reported to be seriously i'll at his home 1907 East Van Buren street. Mir. Crow has for many years been prominently Identified with business interests oi Phoenix
 ELoPE AND MARRY-Unknown tC i their many friends. Harry Diehl, dep. uty sheriff. and Miss Evelyn Houser bool<keeper at the Phoenix Nationa bank, slipped away early Friday morn ing and went to Florence. where the, procured a marriage license and wer' quietly married.
 WILL GIVE DANCE-The auxiliarl of Phoenix chapter No. 5. O. E. S.. wil give a dance in Masonic hall Frida, evening, Oct. 22. All Masons and thei friends are cordially invited to b present. As this is gentlemen's night the ladies will be asked to pay the ad mission fee. which is 50 cents pc couple. Good music and a good tim is assured by the committee in charge
 NUAL ME ETIN G-Phoeni branch No. l of the Arizona Children Home association will hold it's annua meeting at the r. M. c. A. this after noon at 2:30 o'clock. Reports for tn year and on the recent building fun drive will be read. Anyone intereste in this work win be welcomed
 BUSINESS VISITOR LEAVES = Ed Murphy of the NJ. J. Brandenstei company of San Francisco. who ha . been in the city for several days, lei last evening.
 CAN SUPPLY ACCOMMODATION Notice was issued yesterday by tn chamber of commerce that those wis
 itors to the city who are finding diff eulty in obtaining accommodation
 should call at the chamber of con , merce, where a list of rooms is avai
 able for inspection. Other accommc
 dations may be located by getting v touch with the room bureau. CitizeT
 of Phoenix are asked to call these fac
 to the attention of visitors with who 6 they come in contact as many of the: q do not know of what the chamber
 commerce is doing along the line
 finding accommodations.
 SUES FOR TEAM-Declaring tn ]. he has been damaged s250 through Il t refusal of the defendants to give | - two mules, harness and a wagon whiC n he claims is his property c. BishC Singh yesterday brought suit again
 Frank McDanieL Jesse Copsinger aI
 John Doe. asking for a Judgment al IT the possession of the property or i tlulNdltlll III NdSH. ne diiektS LII
 the defendants took the property fro .. his agent ana refuse to release it. I 7 values the outfit at $500.
 THESE WILL WED-License
 marry were issued yesterday to R
 fael c. Valenzuela. 22. and Delor d Varela. 19 both O. Scottsdale: Willia 10 Heaton. 36. and Florence J. Giroux.
 both of Ocotil,o: and James Duran,
 of Los Angeles. and Hazel Slivcon.
 of Phoenix
 TRINITY GUILD TO MEET T n Trinity Guild will hold its first met st ing Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clo
 at Cathedral house. All strangers i pr terested in the church work are co 10 dially invited to join the guild.
 LEPRoSY REPORTED-Two cas
 of leprosy have been reported frG
 Jerome to the state board of heal . According to the information receiy = by the office. both cases are of Am, ls ican citizens. but further than that 54 word was received by the health boa Id Tn recent years but one other case ot leprOsy has been reported and that V nd a Mexican. who was deported O. Mexico.
 dg JUNIOR GUILD MEETING - I
 Junior Guild will meet at o'clock t ter afternoon at the Trinity Pro- Cat ,ld dral Mrs William Bertram, chairn .o- of the work committee, has made s arrangements for the afternoon that all require the activitie of all member CTS VISITORS FROM EAST-Mr.
 Mrs. W. H. Walbridge of New Y
 arrived in Phoenix yesterday and