Arizona republican., 1921-08-02

driquez Mike Morris was ordered by the judge to pay his wife $50 a month
 temporary alimony during the pen-
 dency of her suit for divorce from
 him.
 GIRL RESERVE MEETING-The
 high school freshmen Girl Reserves
 will meet at 2:30 o'clock this after
 noon at the home of Miss Verna
 Monett, TAT East Polk street. Ger
 trude Carpenter. who attended the Y. W. c. A. encampment at Camp Es- telle. Calif., will tell of the work there.
 TO ISSUE STOck-The Phoenix
 National Life Insurance company of Phoenix has been issued a permit by the corporation commission, author izing it to issue TAO shares of stock at 1 $250 per share
 RETURNS FROM WYOMING | One of the Lamson Business college | teachers, Mrs. Clara B. Armstrong,
 has just returned from a trip to Wyo- ping, where she was suddenly called | about a month ago. She resumed her work as teacher of Gregg shorthand and business English yesterday morning.
 THESE WILL WED-Lcenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to Roy | c. Harris, 22 of Knoxville, Tenn. and | Claude Estelle Fowler, IS, of Mari
 copa; Joshua Morris, 30. and Nina | Emerson. 26, both of Kamatki; Jesus
 Goloz. 25, and Ramona Sinchui, IS,
 both of Gilbert; and Tador Bodisavlj- | vich. 25, and Gavia Marquez. 19. both | of Phoenix
 ROYAL NElcHBoRs TO MEET The Royal Neighbors will hold ther | regular meeting Wednesday night at K. of P. hall. The committee in
 charge is planning a surprise for those who attend. Mir. Decker. the
 Woodman deputy, will give an ad- Il dress. A full attendance is desired LEAVES FOR COAST-Niles G.
 Hyatt general manager of the Niles
 G. Hyatt Advertising agency, left last
 evening for the coast, where he will |, remain several weeks convalescing from the illness which has confined him to his home for several weeks
 past.
 [ ment of service by the operator of a | stage or auto truck line automatically | revokes the certificate or permit is sued by the corporation commission , according to recent opinion and or } der handed down in the case of the l Chandler Phoenix Express company The evidence in this case showed l that the original operator withdrew } his trucks from business, abondoned f his schedule and requested one of his r competitiors to protect his patrons ? Recently the company decided to re , ented business, but the application
 for renewal of the old certificate | was denied for the reason stated. r BEGINS SESSlON-The state ta, t commission yesterday began it's eight I day session sitting as a board o equalization, in which 1t will heal r complains against assessments. There s 1 appeared before it yesterday w. w 2 1 Morrison, representing the Posta l Telegraph company, and time wa g given in the afternoon to H. l.. Bry- at of the Commonwealth Minint : company and w. F. Taliaferro, repre- : senting the Santa Fe Land and I'm el provement company. All complaint! s will be taken under advisement ant } I decisions announced near the close O
 1 the session when the tax rate will b. ,. made known.
 VI ANNOUNCE EXAMINATION = T The United States civil service com mission announces that a junior en e gineer, grade 1, (civil, electrical, me :. chanical and structuraD examinatioi e will be held for the purpose of fill e ing vacancies in the position of junio ;. engineer. grade l, in the fifth valua o ton district, interstate commerc n commission, with headquarters at Sal e Francisco. Applications must b
 filed in the office of the secretary = 241 Postoffice building, San Fran : cisco, before September ?. Applica 5. tion blanks and further informatio d may be obtained from the local secre T tary at the Phoenix postoffice. = DOG DlSAPPEARS-Roy Mark l. the young son of Attorney Barnett Q Marks is troIrbled abOllt the absenc r of his pet bull dog. which disap If peared on Sunday morning. His onl e theory is that the dog followed a r. enclosed Dodge car resembling on n owned by Mir. Marks and which tn y dog was used to following. Anyhow IS his presence is desired and anybod l. who has seen a dog that looks lilS