Arizona republican., 1920-08-05
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LEAVES FOR 5EAcH-Dr. R. H. H. Blome of the vocational educational department left last night by the Santa Fe for Long Beach on his vacation
 FROM KANSAS cITY-Mrs. N F. Whitman of Kansas City, Kan is vis- iting her son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. E. O. Whitman. the Arizona apartments
 LIBRARIAN LEAvES-State Libra rian C. F. Cronin left yesterday morn ing for Morenci and will return early next week
 GRANTED DIvoRcE-on grounds of non support, Mrs. P. F. McCallum yesterday was granted a, decree of di- vorce from F. W. McCallum by Judge w. A. O'Connor
 PHOENIX FOLK AT SANTA BAR BARA-Among the Phoenix people who are staying at the Ambassador hotel in Santa Barbara are Mir. and Mrs Jack Barber. Mir. and Mrs T. K. Dunbar and Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Lane
 RETURN FROM vAcATiON-H k. Myers and daughter, verla, re- turned Tuesday night from a months visit in Pennington. New Mexico, ana Dolores. Colorado. They reported very cold weather in Colorado.
 DELEGATES TO MEET-A meet ing Of the delegates from this city to the state convention of the American Legion at Douglas will be held tonight. <Ail AiiCd4bCio Ol tue QSfS6dllOH are re- ouested to be present.
 SPEAKS OF cLIMATES-W. w. smith of the First National bank of Flagstaff arrived in the city yesterday. He took occasion to speak of the diff ference of the Salt River valley eli mate from that at the base of the San Francisco mountains
 FAD NOT c u IL Y-Mary Schwab and Margaret Schwab yester- day pleaded not guilty before Justice Mckee on a charge of disturbing the peace and were released on their own recognizance to appear for trial on Aug IL The complaint was made by C. E. Nettleton
 O. E. s. PICNIC TONIGHT-Mem- bers and visiting members of Phoe- niXachapter No. ,, 0. E. S, with their families. will hold a picnic at o'clock this evening at Riverside park. Each party is requested to bring it's own lunch. Those intending to be present at the picnic are asked to telephone 703.
 VISITS MOTHER HERE-C. H. Shy der. who is studying in Santa Barbara to enter the priesthood, arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning for a three weeks visit with his mother. Mrs. NJ. F. Snyder of SPA North Fourth street. On leaving here MT. Snyder will return to Santa Barbara to complete his studies.
 AGAiN AL I V M i-InS eN- pected meeting of the state land board was not held yesterday and no infor- nation was given out as to the date of the next meeting. Governor Camp bell returned in the morning. but the attorney general was said to be still looking for the spoor of his former assistant, l.. B. Whitney, who is un- derstood to be beating the bushes of Cochise county
 LADIES AID MEETING-The La dies Aid of Grace Lutheran church will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at Eastlake park. Mrs. Jean Roeser and Mrs James WherIy will entertain
 WILSON p. T.. A. MEETlNG-The Parent Teachers association of the Wilson school district will meet next Friday afternoon at 230 o'clock at Mrs. Smiths residence at the asylum. All members and friends of the dis l trict are cordially invited to attend TWO ARE ARRAIGNED-Eug 1 Hedgpeth and George Stanland yes ] terday were arraigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of grand larceny l and were released on their own re- | cogniZance to apear for examination | to the charge on next Tuesday morn | ing, August II. at 10 o'clock. They are charged by D. F. Pruitt with taking and driving away q pinto horse valued at S15 belonging 10 him. The arrests were made by Deputy Al De Witt. l A STATUTORY Manuel i Nalenzuela yesterday was arraigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of | having committed a statutory offense and was returned to the county jail when he failed 10 furnish a bond of $1.00o. He will be examined on the charge next Tuesday afternoon, August i 10, at o'clock. The complaint was | made by Earl Hope. who alleges Nalen- l zuela made advances toward Barbara ! Hensley, a 10-year- old girl WILL FILE PETITIONS NS-Proceed- ! ing upon the unreasonable theory that | they will be elected the Demorra fl f.