Arizona republican., 1919-09-14


 the first week in October. Justice De Souza caring for his business during his absence.
 WIFE SECURES DIVORCE = Claiming that her husband, John w. Dunaway, failed to provide for her be- cause of his indifference and brutality Mrs. Mary A. Dunaway appeared in Judge Lyman's court yesterday, where she was granted a decree of divorce. The couple married in Nashville in June 1915, and separated the following January.
 CRITICALLY ILL-J. F. Flowers. of 1226 East Monroe street, district manager of the Knights and Ladies of Security. is critically i'll at his home with little hope held out for his recoy- cry.
 ASST. ATTY. GEN. TO GLOBE - L. J. Whitney, assistant attorney gen. eral, left last night for Globe on legal business for his office. He will later go to Stafford to attend to lebal business there in the superior court.
 w. p. MGRATH RETURNS-W. P. McGrath brother of Jack McGrath, ar rived in Phoenix yesterday, accompa- nied by his wife. Mir McGrath has been away from Phoenix for eleven years, during which time he has been with the Leshuen Wire Rope and Cable company of Denver. McGrath will either locate here or in California.
 TO GIVE RECITAL-Miss Cordelia Hulburd announces that she will give a recital some time in November, in this city. Although the date and place of the recital have not been definitely announced, the program will be of classical and modern compositions, with one two piano number Mrs. W E. Deity will be at the second piano
 HE RAISED HENRY A FEW = Henry Ford has made an awful lot of cars, but when Walter Williams, alias Hutchins, filed the engine number off one he admits having stolen in Col orado Springs, he christened it No S,S19.3S6, and the Ford people reluc- tantly wired back in answer to Chiel Brisbois' inquiry saying they hadn't put out that many this year. J. F. Per- due is being held as an accomplice : and the owner of the car is on his way here to identify it. The two are alleged to have tried to sell the cal here, and were arrested by Officers : Grove and McGrath
 TRIBOLET'S GAR RECOVERED - : Thanks to the police department
 Adolph Tribolet will recover the Olds. : mobile stolen last Tuesday from the 2 rear of his house, 15S9 West Washing ] ton street. Answering an inquiry ot : the chief here, George K Home, chic !, of the Los Angeles police, wired yes terday that the car has been founC T there, having been placed on sale by two men named J. c. Dalton and J. T Hamilton, who, he says, have con fessed.
 
 E MARIcoPA MEN IN ToWN-A. E
 Denver and s. A. Dial arrived Frida, evening from Maricopa. They are reg istered at the Hotel Adams \ HERE FROM DETRolT-R. McAl lister of Detroit Michigan, arrived il
 the city yesterday and is staying a the Jefferson hotel.
 E MRS. R. G. LEWIS IN cfTY-Mrs R. G. Lewis of Wilcox, arrived in tn E city Friday evening and is stoppin at the Hotel Adams.
 E ARRIVE FROM TUcSoN-Mr. an
 Mrs. Fred Welch of Tucson, arrived il
 the city Friday evening. They ar b registered at the Hotel Adams ARRIVES FROM GILBERT-Mr.
 E. R. Kelley arrived yesterday fror E Gilbert and is staying at the Jefferso
 hotel.
 Fl JEROME VISITORS HERE-Jerom
 people arriving Friday evening at tn ! Commercial hotel included c. L. Col ! lins and family, and Miss Mary Ham E ilton.
 Fl FL PAsoANs ARRIvE-Mr. an B Mrs. H. K. Jones and children of F H Paso, arrived in the city yesterday an ! are staying at the Hotel Adams. COMES FROM ST. LOUSY. R Oman of St Louis. arrived in the cit H ixraa fa4. low se 4Iz- \ ferson hotel.
 E PRESCOTT VISITOR HERE-Ma, E guerite Laing of Prescott, arrived i
 the city Friday evening and is stayin
 at the Commercial hotel. HIN CITY ON BUSlNESS-C. V E Wold of Prescott, arrived in the cit E yesterday on business and is staying 2
 the Hotel Adams.
 \ BEN FRANKENBERG ARRIVES Ben Frankenberg of Bisbee, arrived E the city yesterday and is stopping the Hotel Adams.
 \ FROM DENVER-Charles 4. Pheer arrived yesterday from Denver C business. He is registered at the Je
 ferson hotel
 ' INDIANAPOLIS VISITORS HER MT. and Mrs. R. A. Bennett of II < dianapolis, Indiana, arrived in the eli yesterday. They are staying at u \ Commercial hotel.
 \ DOUGLAS TRIO ARRIVES Levy, G. W. Pratt, and W. H. Wasl E ington of Douglas, arrived in the eli h yesterday and are staying at the Ht tel Adams.
 E THESE WILL MARRY-Marriat E licenses were issued yesterday s Manuel Tres, 21, Chandler and Choni E Villa, 22, Chandler; Henry Swerdfege 40, Florence and Millie Swerdfeger, 8 \ | Florence; Rufus K. Knowles, 36, Mes and Clara Beasley, 26, Mesa; Willia B. Edison, 27. Lovington, New Mexic and Marie Heath, 24, Lovington, Ne Mexico; Charles Cheerless, 2S, Lehi ar \ Susie Lewis, 20, Sweetwater; Edwal E R. Stoner, 29, Casa Grande and Esth E Anderson, 29, Casa Grande. .E MELCZERS RETURN ToDAY-M E and Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer and the three sons, Joseph, Jr., Lewis al III Charles Albert, will return this morl ing from a summers absence pass, in Los Angeles and the nearby beacht CHAlGED WITH STEALING Al TO.-John H. Close. charged with | larceny of an automobile, entered plea of ot guilty before Judge Sta E ford yesterday. His case was set f
 October 29.
 H MORE DELEGATES TO ATLAi
 TIC CtTY-Harry Welch, Edward Parker and Harry A. Diehl will 9 tend the International rade conferen
 at Atlantic City, New Jersey, Septer Der 30 to October 3. It has alrea been announced that F. W. Grifft
 president of the Chamber of Commer' zzs will attend.