Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
TO LECTURE ON SOCIAL EVIL

TO LECTURE ON SOCIAL EVIL | Mrs C. J. Burnett of this city will | lecture on the problem of the social | evil at Church of Cog chapel, Ninth | avenue and West Madison street, to- night at o'clock. The lecture will be | especially for mothers and daughters. | but all are cordially invited to attend. 1 Mrs. Burnett has had wide experience in dealing with social problems and those who can come to hear her will be well paid for their trouble.
 GAN SELL STOcK-The corpora ton commission yesterday granted a permit to the Arizona Consolidated Oil company authorizing 1t to sell 100. GOO shares of stock at 10 cents a share. The company's property is To- cated in Navajo county
 GOES TO PRESCOTT = Jack White. state mine inspector. left yes- terday for Prescott on official busi- ness.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Frank T.. Shepard, 3S. and Hazel Mary Robinette, 31. both of Phoenix; James Alexander, g. of Wickenburg. and Go1die Heamill. 20. Hennessey. Okla: Joseph F. Kehoe, 32 of Phoenix, and Elizabeth Agnes @O'Connell. 2s, Of Chicago; Charles J. Nickell, 30. of l Flagstaff, and Florence M. Sharpe, Fl, of Phoenix; Jesus Lerna, %. and | Anastasia Medina. 20, both of Scotts- dale; Thomas c. Smith. 66. and vir- ginia BIedsoe, 62, both of Phoenix; Raymond Pacheco, 35. and Rita Lo- peg. 25, both of Phoenix; Fred G. 1 Clarke, 54. of Spencer, Iowa. and Lulu Collins 51, of Long Beach. l CAPTURE STILL AND BOOZE 1 In a raid made near Marinette yes- l terday afternoon officers arrested Jose Mayor after they had found a complete still. 100 gallons of mash and quart of "moonshipe'' liquor. l Mayor and the outfit were brought to the sherfffs office. where Mayor was placed in jail to await arraignment in l the superior court on charge of manufacturing liquor. The raid was made by Deputy Sheriffs Fred l Meeks and Gilbert Blanco and fed eraI prohibition agent
 WIFE ASKS DIVORCE - Mary Gluck filed suit yesterday for de- cree of divorce from Joseph Gluck. She asks for the custody of their child and the restoration of her maiden name, Mary Mitchell.
 TO ASSIST NEEDY-The board of supervisors yesterday passed a ICoOIa lAoh lO RidIC YlJV lO tnC (Icul1 of fund to relieve poverty suffer ing in Glendale. The money will be used by a committee in Glendale 1T caring for needy people as they ses tit.
 TWO DEGREES GRANTED . Among the default matter befor, Judge Jenckes yesterday was the di N vorce suit of Edna Crandall for a de cree of divorce from Harry O. Gran : dall. She was granted a decree. Ol : a cross complaint, Mrs. Gertrud j. Cummings was granted a decree o t divorce from A. L. Cummings. Sh
 was granted the custody of their si . children and the property settlement e she asked for. Judge Jenckes foun t that Claude J. Deever was guilty c
 failure to comply with the court orde : in the payment of alimony and or
 dered that he pay $50 within 10 day.
 $200 in six months and all of th
 amount in arrears to be paid within
 year. His former wife, Willie Bell
 Deevers, secured decree from hir more than a year ago. In a hearin to determine residence in the case
 B. M Lynn against Hattie B. Lyn
 for a decree of divorce. Judge Jencke
 ordered that he had no Jurisdiction the matter because Lynn has not bee a resident of the state for a year. J. SENTENCED TO JAIL U. Fl Dickey and G. F. Bolt who pleade
 guilty on Friday in the superior cou . to a charge of manufacturing intox = eating liquor. yesterday were SCI = fenced by Judge Stanford to serve te
 months each in the county jail in at
 dition to paying a fine of $200 eae
 or serving one day in jail for eai ,e s of the fine not paid. They we
 arrested near Marinette Thursds
 night after officers had found st
 in full operation. After a heariI
 yesterday morning for an order
 confiscate an automobile belonging
 B. s. Price as one in which intox . eating liquor had been carried, Jud
 Stanford took the case under advis
 ment and will hand down an ord
 later.
 ll IS IN CORRESPONDENT. s. Nc
 veil, state water commissioned, W
 in Tombstone yesterday, where he a
 peared in the superior court of c
 chise county in the matter having | 10 with the determination of rigt to the waters of the Cave Gre,
 Fourteen water users are a party
 the suit.
 T IN YUMA FOR HEARING-D. | Johnson and Loren Vaughn, mel
 bers of the corporation commissi
 and Ben Ferguson, engineer to { Fl commission, are In Yuma for a heS
 ing which involves the gas and ele . tric rates and service of the Yui Fl Light Gas and Water compal - Three separate cases have been co . bined and the order issued by [ . commission after a thorough inves II gation is made will cover all issue TO OPEN BIDS TODAY-Bids V
 be opened at the state highway
 partment today for a portion of 5 Superior Ray highway. The W, :. consists of 27,000 cubic yards of
 cavation and calls for 800 cubic va I of concrete for a bridge in the thr
 mile stretch. In accordance with . custom of the highway departm
 the bids were called for with
 classification, the contractors mak
 their bids on their own opinion
 material and cost of handling. I
 system has been in operation for
 past two years and has avoided controversy as to material being s' - rock. loose rock, hard pan or conn - excavation.
 - FIRE IN BATHROOM-F' of
 E known origin broke out in the ba room of house at 1909 East McR
 ley street about o'clock last nj
 No one was in the house at the | 3 and according to the estimate of f
 men the blaze had been smouldel
 for almost an hour before the al
 was sent to headquarters. There uzH liffln danaQa