Arizona republican., 1919-10-25

day morning at o'clock. Services will be conducted by the Knights and Ladies of Security. All members or this organization are requested to attend.
 HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE George H. Carpenter has been granteo a divorce from Alice Margaret carter by Judge Lyman, and the decree was filed yesterday with the clerk or the superior court.
 CHARLES p. MULLEN HERE Charles P. Mullen, president or the Arizona Cattle Growers associatioh, whose ranch is at Hillside in Yavapai county, is in the city on business con nected with the association.
 ALLEGES WIPES INSANITY Requesting that his wife again be ex-s amined as to her sanity as soon as her physical condition admits, the nus band of Mrs. Elizabeth La Frange filed a complaint with the superior court yesterday. Mrs. La Frange, who swallowed bi-chloride of mercury tablets at her home Thursday after noon, remains at St. Josephs hospital in a, critical condition.
 DONOFRIO IS BETTER - sam Donofrio, recently operated upon at St. Joseph's hospital by Dr. E. Payne Palmer, is improving. He will return to his business in two or three weeks.
 RELEASE WAR VET-On motion of government attorneys the case Of the United States versus A. E.. histner, spanish war veteran, charged with violation of the espionage act, was dis missed by Judge Neterer yesterday. The government based it's motion for dismissal on the absence of a material witness. Kistner is a Tempe farmer, whose father fought in the Civil war.
 DENVER MINISTER ARRIVES - Rev. John M. McGahan of Denver, has just arrived in the city to spend the winter.
 TAKE PARCELS POST PACKET - Mrs. R. H. Jackson, 30S North Thir- teenth avenue, has reported to the post office authorities the loss of parcels | post package from the porch of her home. The package was left there a l few days ago by the postman in the absence of all members of the family.
 MUSICIANS CLUB ExAM-Ap- plicants for student or active member ship in the Musicians club are re- quested by the examining board to present themselves for examination 1 Monday, October 27, at 2 o'clock at | the home of the president, Mrs. H. M | Fennemore 5O1 East Moreiand street
 GRISWOLDS RETURN - Mir. and | Mrs. Henry S. Griswold of 356 North | Third avenue, who have been spending | the summer at Long Beach, California, returned home yesterday.
 WIFE TO REMAIN HERE-Attor- ney Hempperly of Flagstaff who ar rived in the city Wednesday with Mrs. ! Hempperly on supreme court business, will return to Flagstaff today. Mrs | Hempperly will visit with friends here during the fair.
 SENATOR EARTH IN ClTY-Sen- ator Isaac Earth of Albuquerque, New Mexico, is visiting in the city. Sem ator Earth was at one time a citizen | of Arizona and a member of the terri torial legislature from Apache county where his parents, Mir. and Mrs. So Earth are still residents of St Johns
 TOMBSTONE MAN ARRlVES-J N. Gains of Tombstone, was in the city on business yesterday. stopping at tho Hotel Adams.
 AT THE ADAMS-C. B. Rickeats was a guest at the Hotel Adams yes. terdav. coming here from Chicago.
 HERE FROM DENVER -P. H Fairchild arrived fin the city iron Denver yesterday. He is stopping a the Hotel Adams.
 FROM THE NORTH-R. D. Wells O Detroit, arrived in the city yesteydaN and is a guest at the Hotel Adams. l SHERIFF RETURNS-Sheriff Johl Montgomery returned yesterday iron a short trip to his ranch at Skull Val ley. southwest of Prescott.
 TO WATCH FOR STOLEN CAR The sheriff of Pima county telephones to Sheriff Montgomery Thursday night requesting him to watch for a four passenger Chandler car stolen iron Tucson that day. The cars body wa dark blue. and the wheels were black The license tag number was 26,1S2.
 CHARGED WITH BURGLARY Henry Davis, charged by William Fay Tor with the burglary of lady's watcl from his home about October 1, wa held to answer to the superior cour yesterday by Judge Wheeler, unde bond of $500. He was unable to furn ish bond and was remanded to tn custody of the sheriff at the count, iail