Arizona republican., 1919-06-15


 Garrison, charged with simple battery. will be given his preliminary hearing in Justice Wheeler's court at o'clock Monday afternoon. Garrison was re- leased on his own recognizance
 ASKS Charging desertion Mrs. Mary E. Wright yesterday brought suit for divorce against Charles H. Wright whom she marred in Texas 21 years ago. The couple have three chil- dren. According to the complaint the assertion occurred three years ago.
 ON SUMMER SCHEDULES Begin ming Monday, June Is, the service sec uon of the Red Cross, located at Room g, War Work building, will adopt the summer schedule regarding office hours. The office will be open every day except Sunday from 10 o'clock until 4.
 GET HEARING THURsDAY-Ar- rested on the complaint of Morton La Rue, pretty girl employe of Riverside, sherman Gerrell and Hurley Pruitt were arraigned in Justice Wheelers court yesterday on the charge of petty larceny. The defendants will be given their preliminary hearing at 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
 THESE WED - Marriage licenses tO 1NdSene Bishop, 26, Tempe, and Irene Lillian Redden, q, Tempe; Anastacio Ruiz. 24, Litchfield, and Domitilia Valenzuela, IS, Litchfield; Frank Amabesca, IS. Phoe- nix, and Juanita Salazar, IS. Phoenix; John C. Cudd, 2, Hazelton, Idaho. and | Violet May Candy, 2, Tempe
 GRANTED DIVORCE-That she had | been compelled to support herself ever since her marriage was the statement in Judge Lyman's court yesterday of Mrs. Ida Johnson, who married Rass Johnson in this city in 1912. Mrs. John- son testified that when she was not l physically fit for work her sister pro- vided for her. On corroboration of the testimony the court granted the decree.
 CHILDREN'S "Children's night will be held next Wednesday night at Masonic hall by Phoenix Chapter No. 5, Order of the Eastern Star, beginning at 8 o'clock An in terestlng program has been arranged with plenty of entertainment and re- treatments, and general good time is assured for all members and their children. Visitors have been invited.
 GO TO GEORGlA-Mrs. G. A. Greer and son are leaving Monday evening for points in Georgia. From there they will go to Greeville, N C., and PhiIa- delphia, where they will be joined by Mrs. Greer's mother. The rest of the summer will be passed in the New Hampshire mountains. Mrs. Greer ex- poets to return to Phoenix in Septem- Der.
 FILES FOR Sylvan c Ganz yesterday filed a petition for let ters of administration of the estate of Julia A. Griffee, who died in May. 1917, leaving local property valued at S4,O00. The next of kin of the decedent IS Maxon w. Griffee of Boone, Iowa. The petition will come up for hearing , before Judge Lyman on June 30. LEON ToLLESON LANDS-Leon Iolleson has arrived in New York ac- cordlng to word received by his rela tives in this city. The young corporal who was with the 23rd engineers on the other side is at present at Camr Mills and will receive his discharge in San Francisco shortly. He will remain on the coast fortnight before return ing to Phoenix.
 HOME FROM GERMANY-James DaVls for thre years a down town car r1er of the postoffice, has returned with the 34th field artillery and has re- stunned his old place on his old beat though 1t may be a short time before he actually starts on his work. Mr DAVIS was three months on the battlf line and after the armistice served witf i the army of occupation.
 POSTPONE DAlRYMEN'S MEET r The meeting of the Dairymen's asso c1atlon, scheduled to meet in Mess ednesday, June Is, has been post poned. Such action was necessar, , owing to the fact that certain importan matters which were to have been dis 3 cussed are not quite ready for presen tation. The meeting will be held anC = further notice will be given.
 TO DISCUSS YUMA ROAD-Th, 3 Yuma road question will be discussed next Wednesday morning when th, 3 governor meets Thomas Maddock stat, engineer, and committee of five iron . the chamber of commerce. The meet ing will be held at the capitol at Il o'clock Warren McArthur Guy r
 Nevitt, c. W. Peterson, Dr. A. ] Chandler and Dwight B. Heard com prise the c. of c. committee.
 C. OF c. SECRETARY TO COAST Harry Welch, secretary of the chambe Of commerce, left last night for sta, I or two weeks on the coast. He expects 9 among other business, to attend a meet ing of the councillors of the Chambe l or commerce of the United States a s 0s'I dHClSCo, HeIu under the duSpice s or the San Francisco chamber. Open , ing session of this conference will h.
 on Monday, June 30.
 b LEAVES FOR EAST-Mrs. H. G } O'Rourke of 526 West Portland stree 2 left yesterday for an eastern tour l passing part of her time at Saginaw
 Mich, where she will visit her father = F. J. Jewett. Before her return Mrs = ORourke will pass a few weeks a r Lake George in the Adirondacks. Mi X ORourke will be away for fortnigh
 having left last evening for a huntin : trip on the coast.
 S CAPTAIN CHRISTY HOME TO | MORROW-Capt. Fred. C. Christy. S4 h North Third avenue, will arrive hom 4 Monday, having. recently been mus