Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

Orangewood Ramona club will meet with Mrs. C. C. Joy at her home on North Seventh avenue next Wednesday afternoon Mrs. R. ". Seamou will have charge of the program.
 GOVERNOR TO FL PASO TO- NIGHT - Because the 18th will not arrive in II Paso until Tuesday, Gov ernor and Mrs Campbell and Major Jones his aide for this trip, win not leave Phoenix until Sunday night
 WIFE GETS DIVORCE On the ground Of non-support. Mrs. Vera Youngblood secured a divorce from William Yogngblood in Judge Lyman's division of the superior court yester- day. The couple married in Kingman in 1916 and have no children.
 ADAMS p. T. A. TO MEET-The Adams school Parent Teacher associ- ation will meet tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock in the Adams school auditor ium. It is requested that all mothers who possibly can, be present. as mat ters Of importance are to be discussed.
 SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED - Charles T. Davis. charged with failure to provide was brought before Judge Stanford yesterday and released on $500 bond He was given a three year suspended sentence with orders to con tribute $40 d month to the support ot his wife.
 MORE STUDENTS WANTED-Four or five more students in the art of making and covering hat frames for women and girls. can be accommo- 0ated in the high school evening classes conducted by Miss Beulah
 Wingfield Monday, Wednesday and l Friday evenings
 PURSE IS LOST - A purse con- taining S32 was lost a few days ago in this city by the wife of a soldier who is now with the army Of occupa- tion in Germany. If the finder of this purse will leave it at The Republican office it will be returned to the owner, who is dependent on the allotment from her soldier husband for her liv- ing.
 FIND WATCH IN SEARCH = A search of the luggage of Oscar New man. in jail at Yuma on the charge l of burglary, revealed an old fashioned gold watch answering to the descrip- | tIon of a stolen timepiece of a Yuma | resident. Newman, according to Dep uty Sheriff Diehl who handled the case, was arrested in Gila and his baggage | sent on to Phoenix where it was searched by the officers.
 MORE SUE WATER USERS - s. K. Phillips, ct al, yesterday brought suit against. the Salt RJxer Valley i Water Users association, the action l being identical with the dry land" suit instituted a week ago, the same order l being entered by Judge Lyman. The 1 action yesterday was brought by Kib- | bey, Bennett and Jenckes who repre- ! sented l2 plaintiffs In the former suits instituted by Judge Sloan, 24O | plaintiffs secured water for the season | by a ruling of the court.
 1 INFORMANT MEETING The | executive committee of the Congress of l Mothers and the Parent Teachers as- l sociation will hold an all-day meeting Monday, April 2S, at the home of Mrs | ROseVeare, on the K r. Townsend ranch, one and one-half miles south
 of the Center street bridge. on the
 west side of Center street. Important 1 business is to come before the meet 1 ing and all association members are requested to be present.
 WORTHY MAN WANTS WORK - There is a man in this town who need, work badly for himself and family. H,
 is here on account of sickness in tho
 family. Where he has been employed l m WorhlnS on or caring for lawns he
 has given satisfaction, for he is a con. iscientlous man. His case is one whicF
 should attract the attention of thos,
 who wish to help people who want {,
 help themselves and who sorely neet
 such encouragement. Further infor nation may be secured by telephonin.
 S059
 | MAY PROSECUTE - Roy Pierce
 charged with issuing bogus checks
 waived his preliminary hearing befor,
 Justice De Souza yesterday and wa.
 held to answer to the superior court
 His bond was fixed at $500 which h,
 failed to furnish. l. is understoo, ; that, despite the fact that Pierce mad
 good the checks the county attorney
 office will prosecute. One of the at torneys connected with the state prose
 cutor's office is quoted as saying tha