Arizona republican., 1921-05-12

ALL-DAY MEETING-The women of the Christian church will meet cn Friday at the church in an all- day meeting. All members of the church and those interested are in Vited to attend.
 TWO DiVoRcEs GRANTED-Two decrees of divorce were granted yes terday by Judge JencKes as follows: Gladys Marie Fink from Andrew w. Fink, on grounds of desertion: and Rose Thompson from Leo c. Thomp- son. on grounds of cruelty and fail ure to provide.
 MISSIONARY coNvE TON The Arizona district convention of the Wonan's Home and Foreign Mis- sionary society will be held today at the First Methodist Episcopal church. The convention will last all day and evening. Tn the evening an address will be given by Mrs. Buckwalter, re- turned missionary from Africa.
 ON LARCENY CHARGE Ivan Hunsaker and Elisha Smith yester- day were arraigned before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of grand larceny. The hearing was set for May 19 and they were committed to the county jail under bonds of $750 each. The complaint was made by w. T. Harleson. who alleges they took a brown mare from him and a large canvass cover from E. c. Rewick.
 HELD FOR TRiAL-R. Flores and Antonio Martinez pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Henry J. Sullivan and were held to answer 10 the Superior court on a charge of burglary. They were committed to the county jail under bonds of S1.co0 each. They are charged with entering the room of Esperion Bamboo in the O. K. rooming house with intent to commit larceny.
 RECITAL MONDAY EVENING =
 Next Monday evening Alice Bart lett Norton, pupil of Walter Hastings Olney. head of the vocal department, will be heard in song recital at the Arizona School of Music. Appearing with Miss Norton will be a talented young pupil of Robert Saunders, Meredith Bishop, and Gladys Norton, gifted reader and pupil of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley. The program will begin at S:15 o'clock and the public is invited to attend.
 STATE GETS TRACTORS-The state highway department has been notified that fifteen 10-ton caterpil- Ter tractors have beep sent to the de- partment by the bureau of public roads. While enroute for the state headquarters at Phoenix, three were consigned to Kingman and three to Yuma to be used in the construction work on the Yuma-Phoenix highway. The remainder will be distributed through the state, two having al- ready been credited to the engineer Of Maricopa county.
 ASKS $7,500 DAMAGES-Declaring that she sustained injuries to the ex- tent of $7,5O0 in an automobile col lision, Mary Lenam. with her hus- band, O. E. Lenam, yesterday brought suit against Frank ". Chambers for a Judgment She alleges she was driving along East Adams at Second street on March Is. 1921, when a car driven by Chambers collided with her car in the intersection. She charges Chambers was driyin at more than 25 miles an hour when the col lision occurred.
 PLEAD NOT GUIITY-Arrested yesterday afternoon on B charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquors, Reyes and Manuel Garcia appeared in the superior court and pleaded not guilty. Deputy Sheriffs Dew Ut, Blanco. Price and Meeks said they found the two men preparing to SCI up milk can still in a house on the Henshaw road near the river. The officers found five gallons of moon shine whisky in the house. and in the cellar they uncovered four barrels partly filled with corn mash. ripe and ready to run. H. Balmas and Harry Mauldy, charged on two counts with grand larceny, pleaded not guilty ano their trial was set for June 3.