Arizona republican., 1919-07-10

TO SUMMER ON COAST-Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan left yesterday for Los Angeles. She will spend the remaining hot months on the coast.
 ZION LADIES AID-The Ladies' Aid society of the Zion Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs. Ida Seuerriege 1925 East Portland street, at ? o'clock this afternoon.
 ANOTHER JUMPER YARD-H. H. Shoup of Phoenix has purchased the old Ryder lumber yard property at Glendale and will on August 1 open | lumber yard in that town to be man. aged by his brother C. J. Shoup who recently returned from service over seas.
 WATERMELON SocIAL-The wa 1 termelon social at Eastlake park this i evening at o'clock is for all members 1 of the Federated churches and their l families. All are invited. There will i be plenty of ice cold Chillian melons for slaughter and a good program in addition. Go to the park and have a good time with the people from the other churches.
 HOME FROM FRANCE-Corporal H. F. Odell returned home from France yesterday morning to the pleasant sur prise of his parents. He left Phoenix a year ago last May and sailed from Camp Dix for France on September IS last. Since last December he has been with headquarters battalion and was as Paris throughout the peace confer ence.
 LEAVING FOR L. Airs. A. E. I Lightfoot, 1900 West Adams street, will leave today for Los Angeles, in con- pany with her mother, Mrs. J. Shook and two children, Hale and Lois. In Los Angeles they will join MT. Light foot, who left on Monday by motor with the other three children of the family, Seth, Anne and Ruby. The party will return by motor in about 8 month.
 BIG INSURANCE BUSINESS-Tht
 Arizona branch of the New York Life
 Insurance company wrote a total ot
 $3,50l 900 in policies and received pay
 ments for S3,00O,0 900 during the hal
 year period ending July '. instead o
 June as stated in The Republican
 yesterday morning. This large amour
 of insurance written, of a total allot
 ment of $3,s00,00O for the whole year
 leaves the local branch office far ahead
 of it's schedule.
 ESTATE IN COURT-Mrs. Ella E Levy yesterday filed a petition for let
 ters of administration of the estate O Thomas F. Levy who died on June as the result of paralytic stroke sus tained while swimming in the cana
 which touches on the Levy ranch prop erty. According to the petition, tn rancher's estate is worth S10,000, con 7 sisting of real estate and persona ? property. The rs-at-law are tn
 petitioner. who is the widow of the de
 cedent, and their four children. Tn petition will come up for hearing ol 7 July 21.
 -l BRINGS SUIT FOR DIVORCE-Ac
 ton for divorce from the man she mar . ried 22 years ago was instituted in tn l superior court yesterday when Mrs = Hatty Moore filed suit against Alber = Moore. According to the complaint
 the couple separated in June of thi s year the cause of separation is allege I as cruelty and on this ground the sui ). was brought. The Moores have fou |, children. Elsie, aged 20: Edward, IS '. Ethel, r, and Doris, 12, who are no7
 in their mothers custody. Mrs. Moor s asks to retain the custody of the chil y dren and that their father mlintai 5, them. She asks that Moore be require I. to furnish an inventory of his holding S and that she be given an appraisemer
 of their community property