Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
NURSES TO MEET-The Mari

NURSES TO MEET-The Mari copa County Graduate Nurses aSso- citation will meet at 2:30 o'clock Sat urday afternoon in the assembly room of the Doctors and Nurses directory, 311 West Jefferson street, for the pur- pose of discussing the state conven- tion which will be held in Tucson, Oct. 20-21
 APPEALS VERDlcT-An appeal to the superior court from the de- cision of the city court in the case of Florencio Escobar was filed yester- day. Escobar was found guilty by City Magistrate Thomas on a charge of selling and attempting to sell in toxicating liquor on Oct. l and sen tenced to serve 60 days in the city jail, in addition to paying a fine Of $2OO.
 CHILDREN ENTERTAIN--.C Cliff ford and Claude Green, twin sons Of MT. and Mrs. William H. Greene, 1l22 East Van Buren street, entesta1ned IA of their friends at party Ihurs- : day night in honor of their twelfth birthday. The evening was spent with games and dancing.
 ON STATUTORY CHARGE-Har- ry Turner, negro, yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Henry J. Sul- livan on a statutory charge and was released under a bond of S6OO to ap- pear for a hearing next Thursday morning. The complaint was made by Georgia Nelson. colored.
 WAVES PRELIMINARY = Frank Balmas yesterday waived prelimi- nary hearing before Justice Henry J Sullivan and was held to answer to the superior court on a charge ol grand larceny. He was committed to the county jail under bond ol $1000 He is charged with taking 8 horse, a saddle, blankets and a bridle from Luke Whitaker.
 SEMINOLE CLUB DANCE-Th' | Seminole club, which was organized | last winter, will give its first dance | of the season this evening at th' | Woman's club. The club will giv' special prosrams at each dance, twt nights a month. The following off cers have been elected: R. NJ Tuckey president; Vernon Wright, vice presi- dent, and Charles Bennett, secretar, 1 and treasurer.
 WILL LECTURE SUNDAY c l Russel Pollock of New York city VII lecture at the Arizona School of Musi Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Nil I Polloek's subject will be Mans Flu I-ture Home-Where? The lecture under the auspices of the local brancl or
 There will be no collection and al seats will be free.
 DECLARES WIFE BEAT HIM
 While he lay asleep yesterday, Thom as Shuster declares in a suit file
 yesterday for a decree of divorc from Louise A. Shuster, she and he grown daughter Angela went to hi room and while his wife beat him, h
 says, her daughter stood by and GOV
 cred him with a rifle. His wife, h says. struck him with a club on tn right side of his head. causing hir
 to lose the hearing of his right cal
 They were married in May, 1918. an have one daughter about years 1 age.
 l ASKS S5o,ooo DAMAGES-When motor car on which he and the seetio
 foreman were riding was derailed be l tween Mesa and Gilbert on May 2' 1921. Eli Hudson declares in sui filed yesterday against the Arizon
 Eastern Railway company, he sus
 tained injuries to the extent of $50, ,O0
 and he asks to recover that amour
 from the company. He says he wa
 employed as a section hand by th
 company and was ordered by tn
 foreman to accompany him on tn
 trip. The car, he says, was driven D
 the foreman. The suit was filed D
 Attorneys Cox and smith,