Arizona republican., 1920-10-10
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY OCTOBER 1920

0dAe NneIe Nue WGthlS iAlcSAAAA71 are being held. Thes third of the se- ries of talks on the league of nations will be given by Dean Scarlett, who will make the address next Saturday noon.
 WIFE CHARGES cRUELTY-while she was picking cotton in October 1919. in order to earn her livelihood Francisco N. Rodriguez says in com plaint filed yesterday for a decree Of divorce from her husband Francisco Rodriguez the latter in the presence of others cursed her and struck her, she alleges. On another occasion, she says, he came to the house where she was staying and whipped her. Ere quently he struck her. she says.
 WIFE GETS DIVORCE-Not only her husband chased her around the ta- ble. Lottie F. Guaggenti stated yes terday in her suit for a decree of di- vorce from Guiseppi q. Guagganti an Italian. but he also threatened to kill her. They separated in June. 1908, she said. and he has not supported her since. she said. She was granted a de- cree by Judge Lyman and awarded the custody of their two children.
 RETURN FROM CATALINA-Mi Anna May Daly. Miss Mary Fitzgerald and Mrs. Leroy Ladd returned to Phoe- nix last week from Los Angeles where they spent their vacations on the coast. They Visited Catalina Islands and the beaches
 THESE WILL .1ARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Gil bert Green. 27. and Emily Cornwall, s2. both of Miami; Hilario Gonzales, 30. and Julia Hernandez. 20, both of Glendale; William L. Deuser, 21, of nd -lcso nf Louisville, Ky: and Val Ayers. 21. of Tolleson, and Maggie Verona Hall, Is, of Phoenix.
 CHILDREN AT REcEPTloN-A number of happy youngsters, accom-
 panied by their mothers. attended the opening reception at the Studio club | 237 North Fifth street, on Friday eve ming. The youthful ones had an en- | joyable time playing and dancing through the roomy halls, which were tastily decorated with greens and
 flowers. The opening was given by
 Mrs. Maude Pratt Cate. teacher of pi-
 ano, and Yua Sonstegard King, teach
 CT of dancing. hoth of whom have stu
 dios at the Studio club.
 TRAFFIC MANAGER ON TRIP
 c. K Reynolds, traffic manager for
 the Southwest Cotton company, left yesterday on a business trip for the
 company. Mir. Reynolds will visit Chi cago and Akron, Ohio. enroute to
 Washington, D. C.. returning by the
 way of Jackson, Miss. to see his moth CT, who is S2 years old. Mir Reynolds
 expects to be absent two weeks.
 TRIBUTE TO EUGENE REDE-
 WILL-An interesting feature of the
 meeting of the Rotary club last Fri
 day noon at the Y. NJ. c. A. was the | fov al int pd 1i
 Eugene Redewill, a new member oi
 that organization. Dr. F. Payne Pal mer, chairman of the day, paid fine tribute tq. Mir. Redewill as one who hac
 done probably more than any other one . person in Phoenix to make this city musical. In honor of his reception. tn, meeting was given over to a musiea l program. Mrs. F. Payne Palmer sans several songs and was followed by Ma
 rie Tiffany, who gave the Rotariani one of the greatest treats they ever en 5 joyed.
 COME HERE TO RESIDENTS. L S. Putnam and daughter Eulalie ar, staying with their aunt. Mrs. c. K l Reynolds on Seventh avenue. havinl returned with Mrs. Reynolds from Lo l Angeles in Septembes. Mrs Putnam { expects to reside in Phoenix perma . nently. Her husband Leland $. Put 2 nam. who for thirteen years was en ? gagged in the lumber business in Pan 9 anna, died on Aug 2S in a hospital il ; that city The funeral services an, 5 interment were held in Los Angeles
 Previous to engaging in business il ,. Panama, MT. Putnam was in the lum ! Der business in Los Angeles.
 IN INTERESTS OF SHRINE-H. F . St. Claire spent yesterday in F'lorenc : in the interests of the Shrine temple :. MASONS TO BANQUET-The Roy . al Arch Masons will confer the Roya n Arch degree Monday evening. The !. will serve a banquet that evening. o TO NAME EXHIBITION DATE . The Needlework guild will anounce i e a few days the exact date in Novem