Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
ROTARY MEETING TODAY =

Phoenix Rotary club will hold its regular weekly luncheon today noon
 at the Y. NJ. c. A. The club will have among its guests today two distin- guished visitors who will make the principal talks They are s. Fred Cummings. state organizer of the
 American Farm Bureau Federation, and Dr. V. V. Anderson, associate med ! ical director of the national committee on mental hygiene.
 1 "Y" CABINET MEETS-The Y. M. | C. A. cabinet met last night and made 1 plans for the junior tennis tournament which is to be played Saturday, March 12. The boys department put on a similar event a few weeks ago and 1 it was a great success. Boys who want
 to enter this contest are asked to sign | up at the "Y'' immediately.
 SOUTH DAKOTA PICNIC-A South 1 Dakota picnic will be held tomorrow 1 at Eastlake park. Those who attend
 are requested to bring well filled lunch | baskets. Lunch will begin at 1 o'clock, coffee being furnished at the grounds. All former residents of the state are invited to attend. Further details may
 be learned through N. A. Gardner,
 chairman of the committee in charge, phone 4501, or Mrs. A. P. Hewes, the secretary, phone 3774.
 i WIFE ASKS DECREE-In peti- , tion that recites a lengthy list of all lIeged abuses and injuries Sarah J.
 Smoot yesterday filed a suit for di- tvorce against A. J. Smoot. They were
 married in January. 1907. Their com
 munity property, she says, consists of personal property valued at $7000 and ireal property valued at $25,000. She asks that she be awarded the custody of their -daug liter and that he be given the custody of the son and that she be permitted to visit the latter. Tempo \,
 Idency of the suit
 l FOR BACK TO HOME MOVE iMENT-Urging parent teacher associ- lationS to get behind the back to tht home" movement, Mrs. J. l.. B. Alex
 ander. local leader of the idea, vii lspeak before the Murphy Parent Teacher association this afternoon ; Mrs Alexander, who is president O. } the high school association, has urge< : the mothers of her own organization
 to provide in the home that which vii combat with the outside influence:
 which have gained such hold on thu
 lyoung people of taday. Mrs. Alexandel
 has been asked to address numbel
 of meetings, due to the success she ha'
 had in the association she heads
 SUES FOR $55, 5,000-Declaring tha he suffered injuries to the extent o
 1858 500 in an accident on June 4. 192u during the construction of the de fendants' new warehouse at F1fteenu
 avenue and Jackson street, John : Behrns yesterday brought suit agains - the Capital Fuel and Feed compan
 and J. l.. Crisman, asking for a Judg
 lment. Behrns alleges he was em ' lployed as a carpenters helper oy Cfis man. who was foreman of constructlo in the erection of the building. h 5 alleges he was instructed to get cer | tain timber and place it upon woooe
 trestles ten feet from the ground
 Then he was instructed, he says. E iget upon the timber. It broke, he say II and he fell to the ground. His rigf . knee was injured he says, the rlgf :. Ileg broken and his back and head III . iured by the ball. He says he lost tn e feeling in his right leg below the kne q lost the hearing of his left ear and wa s permanently injured as a result Of LII : fall