Arizona republican., 1919-03-20
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GOES TO COAST - Roy $. Good rich left last evening for Los Angeles.
 MIR. AND MRS. BILLIARD RE. TURN-Mr and Mrs. George Purdy Bullard returned yesterday from Los Angeles where their marriage took place Saturday.
 NO MARCH BRIDGE TEAs-Sat- urday bridge teas at the Country club for the month of March have been abandoned. according to the announce ment of the entertainment committee yesterday.
 J. R. SNYDER WlNTERING HERE J. R. Snyder of Kingman, d pioneer in the, Arizona mining field, is spend ing the remainder of the winter in Phoenix. He reports things to be very quiet in his home town.
 ANNUAL REPORT-The sixth an- nual report of the Arizona corpora ton commission for the fiscal year July ], 1917, to July 1. 1918, is shortly 10 be delivered to the commission by the printers.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS TO SEW - Purity temple number nine, Pythian Sisters. will sew all day Friday at the War Work building. As there is d great deal of sewing work to pc ac- complished by the Red Cross, a large attendance is desired
 URGE REELECTION - Friends of Amos Betts are advancing his candid acy as a member of the board of edu- cation of the Phoenix union high school. MT Betts has served on the i board for four years and at the pres ent time has no opposition. IN SUPREME COURT-The case of George W. Parr. appellant, vs W $. 1 OBrien, appellee. yesterday was filed | in the supreme court on appeal from | the superior court of Navajo county. ! The suit involves the alleged failure ! to deliver on contract shares Of the capital stock of the General Metals 1 company to the value of S1O000 1 FIRESTONE PRESIDENT COM lNG-President EirestOne of the Fire stone Tire company will arrive in Phoenix this morning to spend d few days in the vallew. Mr E1restone comes from his Pasadena home where ! he has been for several weeks and i will be q guest at the San Marcos ho- tel at Chandler.
 BACK TO NlVERSlTY-Lieut. Harold Goldberg, who has been sup ! plying at the high school in mathe- matics in the absence by reason of | illness of the regular instructor will leave on Satuprday night on his return to Stanford University. which he left to enter the officers training camp. He will finish the course at the university l in September
 WIFE ASKS DIVORCE = Alleging that her husband William Young blood had failed to provide for her for more than a year. Mrs. Nerna Youngblood yesterday filed suit for divorce. In the complaint which went on record in the office of the clerk of the court yester- day. Mrs. Younsblood gives the date of her marriage as october F. 1916 The wedding took place in kinsman.
 SAYS WIFE QUIT HIM-That hi. wife, Mrs. Goldie Stackhouse- deserte, hir1 less than d fortnight after theil marriage. is the charge made by C. l. Stackhouse in a divorce complaint filet in the superior court yesterday I'm couple married in this city Februarl g Of a year ago and. according to tn complaint the wife left her husban.
 March and has never since lived witt
 hims
 CAPT. DOUGHERTV IS BACK = Captain NJ. J. Dougherty returned hom yesterday after IS months in service a
 various camps and cantonments oi
 this side. He recently received his dis
 charge at Camp Mills, New York. Cap
 tain Dousherty is deligh ed to be a
 home and will at once resume his prac
 tice of law. During his absence hi
 Mesa law office has been in charge o
 Frank Swenson and W. II. Harlen.