Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
wIEE GErs pIvoRcE-o.

! WIFE GETS ORG E-On
| grounds of desertion, Mildred Mont
gonery yesterday was granted a de-
! cree of divorce from Elmer Frank
| Montgomery by judge Jenckes.
BEREAN SERVICES TODAY
Services will be conducted at the Be-
rean chapel, Eleventh street and Vir-
ginia avenue at 1880 O'Clock this eve
ming. The Rev. c. G. Cressy will
preach.
HAS NEW DlREcToRIEs-The
chamber of commerce is in receipt of
a 1920 directory of the city OF Akron,
| o.. and also a supplementary to the
1921 directory of Cleveland, o., In
which is a comprehensive catalogue
| of that city's industries.
| SISTERHOOD MEETS TOMOR-
ROW-Sisterhood Temple Beth Israe!
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
| 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
! Rosensweig. 1923 North Second street.
| CAPITAL PIT. A. MEETS TO-
! MORROW-The Parent-Teach as
sociation of the Capital school will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
| O'Clock in the kindergarten of the
school The program for the day will
be on child hygiene.
TO INSPECT ScHooL-But Win
gar, secretary to the board of di-
rectorS of state institutions, left yes
terday for Fort Grant where he will
| inspect the state industrial school.
He will return Friday
MAKES ANNUAL EXAMINATION
Colonel II. A Hanigan, senior in
| spector instructor of the Arizona Ma
tionai Guard, is making his annual
armory inspection. He inspected the
armory at Tucson yesterday follow
ing an inspection at Casa Grande on
| Sunday.
MURPHY FARM 5UREAu-The
Murphy Riverside farm bureau will!
hold its regular meeting this evening
at 1880 o'clock at the Murphy school
house. The tax question will be the
subject under discussion, John Norton
and Rudolph Kuchler being the
speakers of the evening. The public
is invited to attend.
REMOVES OFFlCES-M. z. Var
borough. well-known realty dealer.
has moved from his former location at
122 West Washington street into new
and larger quarters at 8 North Second
avenue where he will continue to
handle a general line Of real estate
and insurance.
PAGEANT AT ADAMS SCHOOL,
A pageant in which $50 pupils of the
Adams school, and which will con-
sist of three episodes will be given
at the school next Friday and Satur
day evenings there will be represent
ing by song, pantomime dance
| cfapnnhnC on6 "a
of the country from the beginning to
the present. The proceeds of the
pageant will be devoted to the pur-
chase of phonograph for the school.
TO FORM DOUGLAS LODGE
Phoenix voiture No. S5. 40 Hommes
ct s Cheveauxx will meet in Douglas
January %, where they will organize
a local chapter. The Tucson associa-
tion will be present not onyI to as
sist in putting over a local post but
to organize the state. Among the
prominent service men who will be
present will be z. J. Ewers, of Port
land and II. E. Mcdonald of Seattle
officials in the national association
which is the playground of the
American Legion" Duane Bird, state
commander will also be present.
| Ntf@Sk~ Will EWfNf1l I-11lCEItSCH
to marry were issued yesterday to
Pablo HeraldeZ %. and NJ Guadalupe
Gomez, 90, both of Chandler; Joseph
G. Forestuer, 81, of Phoenix, and
Edith c. Shepard, Is, of Arlangton;
Carlos Rivera, %, and Carmen Yo-
guego, %, both of Chanezo: Fran
cisco Salcido, 80. of Laveen, and Vic
toria Ruiz. %, of Phoenix; Jose Maria
Robago, %, and Angelita Higuera, IL
10th of Tolleson; Vincus ]. Hollen-
drake, 25, and Mabel Ona Cummings
10. both of Mesa: Jose Brambila, 22
and Rita Paralto, 49, both of Glendale
and Ralph Arbizu. %, and Guadalupe
Espinoza, both of Tempe.
ASKS DiSSOLUTlON-Peti foI
the dissolution of the Black BesS
Mining company, an Arizona corpora
ton, was begun yesterday in the SUI
. perior court by A. ]. Galbraith, at
torney general. on behalf of the state
The petition alleges the mining com
pany has failed to publish its articles
: | of Incorporation. has failed to secure
: | and pay for its certificate of incor-
! poration. has failed to file It's annua
report, and has sold some Of I'll
stock and securities without the con-
n sent of the corporation commission
all CT which, the petition states, is II
: violation of the state law.
PLAN GAMES WITH EASTERN
!, ERS-Alumni or alumnae of the Ohi'
S State University residing in thi
9 valley are requested to communicate
with George Cooper, athletic directo
- of the Tempe Normal. Mr.. Coope
has just received word from the man
ager of the basket ball team OF tn
Ohio State, which Is now preparing
for a tour of the country. He write
that the team will be in this yicinit.
from the middle of February TO tn
10th and would like to arrange twt
+, games in the valley. Mr.. Cooper be
lieves 1t will be possible TO arrang
a game with the Normal team ant
the Mesa High school. He is anxiou
to know, though, how many forme
students Of the Ohio State are resi-
dent in this vicinity.
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Q ARIZONA LODGE NO.
IN f. & A. NJ. will confer th'
x52CEto third degree tonight at ia
N2y sharp. Sojourning Brother
cordially invited.
OSCAR c. BARTLETT, w. NJ.
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Card of Thanks
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