Arizona republican., 1922-01-19

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TWO DIVORCES GRANTED -
Two DEGREES of divorce were granted
yesterday by Judge Jenckes as fol-
lows: Nora Kelley from John Hunter
Kelley, charges desertion, the decree
awarding the custody of their chill
dren 70 her, and Cora L. Wright from
j. c. Wright.
DINNER AT CHuRCH-CircIe No
of the Ladies' Aid OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church will give
a college opening and dinner at the
church this evening. The dinner will
be served from to 1880 o'clock fol-
lowed by chapel exercises. The pro-
gram viii contain many interesting
features by leading amateurs.
GOES TO COAST-Lamar Walker
80 years a resident of Phoenix and
now a merchant of Santa Ana. Calf
has returned to his coast home after
Today visit with friends here. Mr.
Walker conducted a grocedy at Sixth
avenue and Van Buren, streets for
many years. He expects to return TO
Phoenix in the fall. to spend the win
ter months here.
p. 7. A. is ORGANIZED-A par
ent- teacher association was organ
lied at the Jackson school on Tues
day, Jan. H. The following officers
were elected: Mrs. II. B. Claflin,
president; Mrs. T. d. Johnson, secre-
tary: Mrs. +. D. Hinkle. treasurer.
The association viii meet on the
third Wednesday of each month. The
meeting was an enthusiastic one and
then we association promises to be
an active and beneficial one.
FREE WATER LIMIT - Notice
was issued yesterday by the Salt
River Valley Water Users associa-
ton that the period during which
members of the association were al
lotted free water to the extent of
one-third of an acre foot will end on
Feb. Is. All water users, therefore,
asked to check their account either
with the zanjero or the office of the
association that ii may be determined
whether each one has used his por-
ton.
TWO SEEK DIVORCES - After
striking him with baseball bat,
Porfirio Peralta declares in a suit
filed yesterday for a decree of di-
vorce from Eugenia Peralta, she ran
him from their home and refused to
let him return. He asks for the GUS
tody of their child. Minnie McElroy
asks for a decree from Ulysses s.
McElroy on grounds OF failure to
provide. They were married in In
diana in February, 1896, she says.
WILL FOR PRo5ATE-Placing a
value Of $1s,430.34 on the estate, the
will of Fred j. Barbaccio, who died
in Phoenix December 10, 1921, was
filed yesterday for probate by the
Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust
company, named in the instrument as
the executors of the estate. The viii
which was dated September z. 1920,
leaves the entire estate to the widow,
Adeline Garbaccio. The petition viii
be heard on Monday afternoon, jan
uary 80, at 1880 o'clock.
FILES INCORPORATING ARTI-
Giles Tho International Finance
and Exchange corporation yesterday
filed its articles of Incorporation with
the corporation commission giving
as its capital stock 25,000.000 di-
vided into 100000 "ordinary" shares
at IS par and 5000 management
shares at 500. The principal place
of business of the company will be
in London where it proposes to car
~ on all branches of financial. COM
mercial, banking and insurance busi-
ness
PRELIMINARY HEARING BE-
GINS-Preliminary hearing of Paul
Martyr and Herbert Shannon,
charged with robbery. began yester-
day afternoon in the court of Justice
Nat 4. Mckee and was continued
until 1880 o'clock this afternoon. The
two men are charged with holding up
the Capitol line street car on the
night Of December 10 and taking
$42 from Perry Stephenson, con-
ductor OF the car. Both men were
arrested in Los Angeles and brought
back to Phoenix last Saturday. The
testimony Offered yesterday at the
hearing consisted mostly of the story
of the hold-up as related by the
street car crew, no attempt being
made by the state to identify Martyr
and Shannon as the men who held
up the car.