Arizona republican., 1918-04-20

cided to postpone the rummage sale which was to be held on April P. until further notice.
 FAILURE TO PRoViDE-R. E. Karr. a farmer of the Wilson district, was brought before Justice De Souza yesterday on the charge of failure to nrovide for his wife He was released on $500 bond and his preliminary hear ing set for Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 SEA ISLAND COTTON-W. H. Teasdale manager of the Savannah. Cotton Exchange. wires that unofficial cotton quotations there yesterday on Sea Island cotton were "A cents for fancy. 73 cents for extra choice, 72 cents for choice. The market is said to be dull and there were no sales.
 TOO MUCH SPEED-Too much speed on the Tempe bridge cost s. R. Phillips S1O and Lawrence Larkin $5. The fines were imposed by Justice Cummings of Tempe. Joe Pacheo. who drove his car faster than the law al- lows. was arrested by Officer Watson on the Buckeye road. His fine was $10. which he paid Justice De Souza. ASKS DAMAGES-Charging that he was severely injured when assaulted by B. A. Gillespie, John Wolfenbarger has brought a personal injury suit against Gillespie for $2,5O0. The plaint- 1 if claims that he received severe in | juries when Gillespie struck hlm in the eyes, face and right side. He asks $1,5O0 damages for his suffering and l 5000 for punitive damages.
 TO SPEAK SUNDAY-J. M. Clinton, who has spent seven years in China, l II, A fr Japan and in South America, and who has spent the last year in France with the American and French armies, will speak at the First Methodist church Sunday evening at o'clock on the sub ject, With the American Soldiers in France.
 GIRLS CLUB-The Business Girls club will hold a special business meet ing Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at their club rooms on North Central av- enue. l. Colodny, of the state voca- tional department, will speak at this meeting and musical program is in the course of preparation. Refresh ments will be served. Those in charge request that all members be present.
 B BONS READY-The ribbon badges for the women who have earned the money for a Liberty bond can be secured now at the Liberty loan head quarters on West Washington. The de- mand for these ribbons ought to be large for the opportunity to help in thls world war by actually working and
 earning the money to buy Liberty
 bonds should appeal to all American l women.
 ROSES BY THOUSAND-In re. , sponse to the appeal for roses for tn, , Sammles in the camp hospital at For ] Bliss, made through the Arizona Re publican yesterday morning, H. J
 Brazee was given a busy day gettin, t flowers ready for shipment. Even be
 fore the specified hour flowers bega, } to come in and enough to delight al
 the sufferers were shipped from her } by evening.
 DISSIPATION CHARGED-Two di ) vorce suits were filed in the office O
 the clerk of the court yesterday in bot l instances the husband alleging deser
 ton. One marriage dates back nearl
 a quarter of century Tillman Rus
 charging Mrs. Jennie Rush who be 1 came his bride in 1891, with leayin, him as long ago as 1914. Wilbur NJ
 MOTHS is seeking legal separation iron Minnie D. Norris who is alleged f.
 have deserted him in 1916, two year after their marriage.