Arizona republican., 1919-09-20

lHESE WILL MARRH-Marr1age licenses were issued yesterday to Noel 4. Nails, 26, Gilbert and Lola A. Pam. IS, Gilbert; William A Munds. 29, Phoenix, and Inez NJ. Tweedy. 2S, Phoenix; George Frye, 26, Chandler and Etta Estelle Walker. 22, Chandler.
 HUSBAND ASKS DIVORCE - Charging desertion, Brady Grossfnan yesterday filed suit for divorce against Alice Grossman. According to the complaint, the couple married in Mus kegon in March, 1916, the alleged de- sertion occurring in Jacksonville in September, 1918.
 COMING HERE TO MAKE HOME Mrs. E. T. Kidwell. member of the International New Thought Alliance, will leave Los Angeles today for this city where she will make her future home. Mrs. Kidwell is deeply inter ested in the study which she will con tinue in Phoenix.
 TRAFFIC LAW VlOLATORS PAY A number of prominent people ap- peared before Justice De Souza yes terday, charged with violation of the motor vehicle law, among whom were Dr. J. c. Norton, who paid a s5 fine for having no tail light on his .,,l. M. P. Davies was fined $5 for the same offense, Ivan Wilson and Albert lTin- ship also contributing $5 each to the school fund. MT R. Colwell paid double the amount when he pleaded guilty to violating the speed limit on North Central avenue.
 CHARGE BROTHERS WITH SHEEP STEALlNG-Arrested within a few hours of each other, Jennings Sweat and Ray Sweat, brothers are in the county jail on the charge of sheep stealing. The Sweats were taken into custody in Glendale on a warrant sworn out from Justice Patterson's court and were bound over on 5000 bond each which was not furnished.
 SERGEANT DoRoN IS COMING HOME-Sergeant Jos. s. Doron, who has been in France since last October, will return to Phoenix Saturday eve ming. Young Doron enlisted in the marine corps while a student at Stan ford university, California. Since last April he has been with the American relief administration in Paris. He will stay in Phoenix with his mother, Mrs A L. Doron, at TOP North Fourth street, until October, at which time he again expects to resume his studies at Stanford.
 STATE GETS GIFT OF SIX TRUCkS-The state highway depart ment yesterday received from the fed eral government six G. M. c. one-Ion trucks with pneumatic tires-trucks | they had not expectation of receiving They will have use for them immedi- ately, however. They will be put to work hauling supplies and men to the various road camps, being light, fast and economical to operate.
 AUSTRALIAN VETERAN HERE c. L Syme. veteran of four years with the Anzacs in Egypt and in France. passed through Phoenix yes- terday en route to visit Flagstaff to look into the possibilities of the sheep business in that section. Syme, who is an American citizen, having been born IT. Australia of American parents, was, before the war, with the New Zealand Australia Land company, a big cor poration having large herds.
 ROAD CONTRACT DELAYED - The awarding of the contract for the construction of four miles of paved road from Tucson toward Phoenix, reaching to the Rillito wash, on the state highway. is being delayed by the absence of members of the county supervisors of Pima county. The West Coast Construction company was the low bidder To let the con tract requires the joint action of the supervisors and the state engineer
 GOES TO PRODUCTS EXPOSE TlON-Harry Welch left yesterday for Kansas City to assist in the prepara tion of the Maricona noup+v avbib;. at the International Soil Products sx- position there September 26. He will remain in Kansas City until the close of the exposition on October 4, return ing then to Phoenix. H. c. Heard county agent has left for Los Angeles and will leave there today or tomorrow going direct to Kansas City and the exposition.
 SUES FOR DIAMOND RING E B. Goodwin, local attorney, is beine sued for the possession of a diamond ring by Jennie Lee Lawrence, colored who claims the lawyer wrongful, gained possession of her property l The stone, she says, is a blue wesse. ton diamond. the value of which i. : s253. She asks the return of the dia. mond or $500 damages. A few hour. after filing of the complaint the an. l swer was on record in the office of thu l clerk of the superior court. Each am every allegation of the complaint wa. denied and the defendant, through hi attorney, J. B. Woodward, asked fol judgment for his cost and disburse ments.
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