Arizona republican., 1919-09-27

| WYOMING WOMEN HERE-Elvira La Riviere arrived yesterday from | Evanston Wyoming, and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 MINNEAPOLIS COUPLE ARRIVES MT. and Mrs. c. E. Lytle of Minne apolts, Minnesota, arrived yesterday 1 and are stopping at the Jefferson hotel. l
 VISITING HERE-Mrs Frank Britt of Denver, Colo. has arrived in the city land is visiting M. J. Pettid and other relatives. She will remain in Phoenix six months.
 cALlFoRNlANS ARRIVE-F. NJ. Vogt and W. A. Thompson of Holt vile, California, arrived in the city yesterday and are stopping at the Com mercial hotel.
 LOS ANGELES GUESTS AT
 ADAMS-Los Angeles guests at the
 Hotel Adams yesterday included P. A
 Gillespie, Paul Iverson, Charles Van
 Valkenburg and M. R. Budd
 WILL GO TO TEXAS-C. H. Wright of the Wright Land and Cattle Ex- change has sold his business to W. A.
 McNabb, c. E. Mckee and A. M. Moore. Mir. Wright will leave for
 Texas, October l.
 OPENS NEW SHOP-Mrs. R. E.
 Harrington, a resident of Phoenix for
 the last two years, has opened a shop
 for women at her home, 352 North
 First avenue. Mrs. Harrington's shop
 will be known as "Ye Shoppe of Pret-
 ties"
 POET INTO HOTEL BUSINESS 0 Charles R. Bernetzke, formerly of n Phoenix, author of Cactus and Blos- O soms," has embarked in the hotel busi- Q ness in Los Angeles, according te a a message received here yesterday. MT. a Bernetzke will manage the Dresden ho- q tel at 224h South Main street in that a city.
 0 SUES FOR DIVORCE = Charging 0 failure to provide, Mrs. Sue G. Elam 6 yesterday filed suit for divorce against 0 Marvin F. Elam whom she married in o Texas in 1905. The couple have three Q children whose mother has had their Q sole support for the past year, accord Q ing to the allegations of her complaint O The defendant is supposed" to be in U Texas at present, the plaintiff alleges ,SO WILL MAKE HOME HERE = MT ,o and Mrs. William A. Ridge, of Hig- ;o ginsville, Mo-, arrived in Phoenix yes 10 terday to make their permanent home ,0 here. MT. Ridge recently returned 10 from France, where he spent year in
 Y. M. c. A. work He is the brother
 of Ben F. Ridge, local representative ot n. the Kansas City Life Insurance com 's pany, and will be associated with hirr ;9 here.
 ,O GRAND JURY NOT THROUGH YET E That the grand jurys work is not | OVpr WaH fha n L. L. Plank, the foreman, who said that IT the Investigating body would continue sl its activities December B. He refused oo to state why the recess was of sucf ~ long duration other than to say that il y' was the wish of the members The
 nature of the investigation was no st made public.
 w. w. C. TO MEET-The Washing
 ton Women's club of +.e Washington ,o district will hold it's first meeting Fri
 day. October 8. The meeting will talk, Tn the form of a reception to the new
 officers and the new members of thu . club. The new officers are: Mrs. R
 B. Butler president; Mrs. D. H. Jones
 vice president; Mrs. D. E. Irwin, re n corder and corresponding secretary | Mrs. c. L. Miller, treasurer ! CAMILLE GARDNER BETTER U Camille Gardner, daughter of Macl
 Gardner local diamond broker, ha CT completely recovered from injuries re e. ceived in an automobile accident dur k, ing her fathers recent visit east, ac nd cording to word ce.ved here yester CT day. Although Camille has never bee mt in Phoenix, Gardner reported yesterda E. that every one in town seemed D. know her, having heard so much abou IT. the little girl.
 RESIGNS POSiTIoN-Leo Aldredg
 has resigned his position as a deput
 in the office of Clerk of the court an D. of Judge George H. Crosby of Mes; b bo MT. Aldredge's resignation will talk M effect on the first of the month whe cl, he will become a law clerk for th n- south side attorney. c. H. Young (
 the clerks office will take over tf
 duties of Aldredge as a deputy in div -n sion one of the superior court.
 RETURNS FROM TRIP EAST = l C. P. Hart of the Equitable Life As -O surance association, who recently al T tended the Equitable club conventio nd at New York City with Cleve c. Bur
 state manager for the association, ha T returned to this city During his sta nd in the east Mir. Hart visited Philade phia- Washington and other cities, ar at the capital saw the great Pershir or parade. Mir. Hart has been in the P lay cific coast region since 1889, and h tel. recent trip east was the first sin W. that year.
 es- RETURN FOUR INDICTMENTS ,tel Four true bills were returned by u
 county grand jury Thursday on u q. final day of its sitting. Three wa es. rants had been served by the sheriff inc office up until late hour last nigf
 and it was stated that the fourth, a |, ready issued, will be served toda u ,e.. Ed Baum, indicted on gamblil .ay charge and his bond fixed at $1 ,0( '"' which he furnished; George Irving al
 Mrs. May Kahrs were indicted on
 charge of cohabitation and were giv
 until yesterday by the court to furni
 bond of s1,000 each; George Lewis, i
 dicted on a charge of gaming, W notified of the fact that a warrant h; Y been sworn out.
 i On account of rain, Louver Ch, / Murchie sale postponed until Monds / September 29 at 10:3O. Az miles We
 Glendale.-Adv
 , Season tickets for the THY lectu IT course $2 50 general ntlhlic and S1