Arizona republican., 1922-06-03
BOLSHEV|KS HAVE
CHARGE OF PROGRAM
At ROTARY MEETING

With the Bolshevik group in
charge of yesterdays meeting of the
Rotary club, the program was con-
Quoted in the most approved Bolshe-
vlk manner, which apparently meant
tnat everyone did as he pleased and
with no proper regard for constituted
authority.
With the nearing of the iNterna-
tlonal Rotary convention at Los An
geles next week, past conventions
were reviewed yesterday.
Amos Belts first president of the
Phoenix Rotary club, told of the Ro-
tary convention at Houston, Tex,
eight years ago.
Dr. John bennett. Jr.. described
brlefly the convention at Cincinnati,
o., which he attended.
Dominick Donofrio told at short
length of the international Rotary
convention at Edinburgh Scotland.
Declaring that no Rotarian realizes
what Rotary is until he attends an
international convention he urged
every member of the Phoenix club
to go to Los Angeles next week for
the big convention. The inspiration
received at such a convention can
not be acquired in any other way, he
insisted
Wallace Button told about the Salt
Lake convention where the boys
work movement was first launched
and where it was the outstanding
feature.
Gordon Gray. a past president of
the San Diego Rotary club. was
guest of the Phoenix club yesterday
and made short talk in which he
recounted the great development
which has taken place in Phoenix
and the valley since his last visit
here. Mr.. Gray. is in the city repre-
senting large interests that plan ex-
tensive investment here. he stated.
Roger Hunt was chairman of the
meeting yesterday
NEW COMPANY INcoRPoR.
ATES = Articles of incorporation
were granted yesterday by the cor
poration commission to the National
Forest Permittees association. The
capital stock of the company is
given as $4,000 divided into shares
of IS each. The company will enter
into contracts and agreements with
the forest service of the United
States and will deal in livestock.
The incorporators We're Fen S. Hill
dreth, C. B. Laird and Harry KAY.
NURSES WILL MEET-The Mar
icopa county graduate nurses asso-
citation will hold its regular monthly
meeting at 2 o'clock this afternoon
at the Nurses Home Of the St
Joseph's hospital. All members are
urged to be present as this will be
the last meeting of the association
until next fall Miss Frances v
Brink, field secretary of the Ma
n ii rf Dt,1. u,
Work, and Miss II. Grace Franklin,
president of the Arizona State
Nurses association will be the prin-
cipal speakers. The student nurses
of the Arizona Deaconess and st.
Joseph's hospitals have been invited
to attend The general public also
is invited TO attend the meeting and
hear the address of Miss Brink.
RECOVERING FROM OPER-
ALTON Miss Leota (Topsy)
Thomas, bookkeeper for the state
livestock sanitary board, who under
went an operation at the st. Jo-
sephs hospital on Tuesday for ap-
pendicitis, is reported to be recover
CALL CALENDAR MONDAY
it's calendar on Monday June 5,
promptly at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. Arguments in the cases will be
heard each day thereafter until all
cases on the docket have ben dis
posed of On account of lack of.
funds, the calendar will not be
printed but interested attorneys will
be notified of the date of their cases
by the clerk of the court.
90 COUPLES WE'D IN MAY
Cupid loafed on the job last month,
to the report made yes
terday by Claude S. Bergman, clerk
of the superior court. which showed
only 6S marriage licenses issued
during May as compared to 70 in
April Fees totaling $3280.35 during
the month were received from the
following sources: civil causes,
licenses, S136; jury fees
S64S criminal fines. S21: miscellane
Gus, $165.S0 and notary bonds, s25.
EQUALIZATION BOARD-Those
desiring to make adjustments on
their county assessments will be
given an opportunity to present the
matter before the county board OF
which will hold daily
sessions at the court house until
June 10.
TO SUPERIOR couRT-worth
Hathaway, through his attorneys.
yesterday filed an appeal in the
superior court to the supreme court
from an order issued several months
ago by Judge Joseph S. Jenckes by
which the care. control and custody
IF ar-old Jimmie Hathaway was
awarded to Caroline Hathaway,
who was also granted separate
from Worth Hathaway.
ler husband. Under the order,
Worth Hathaway may visit his son
on the first day of each week. but
S enjoined from removing him from
TWo DIVORCES GRANTED
that John Hanlon was
opposed to all forms of organized
and TO churches and
hat he was cruel to her were made
by Margaret Hanlon yesterday when
,alled upon by Judge Joseph $.
Jenckes to testify during her con-
ested suit for divorce. She was
lwarded a decree. A divorce was
liso granted to Henry T. Pelphrey
rom Alitha Pelphrey by Judge
Tenckes yesterday. The defendant /
lid not appear to contest the action.
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