Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

ON MONTHS LEAVE-Coloney John Boniface, senior inspector instruc- tor of the national guard of the dis tricts of Arizona and New Mexico, left yesterday for a months leave of ab- sence which he will spend in Little Rock and in Washington, D. C.
 TROOP B SMOkER-Troop E, First cavalry, Arizona national guard, will give a smoker this evening at the armory, 213-215 E. Addison street. The affair will not be given exclusively to the guardsmen, but to the general pub lie.
 MIsTooK BoNFIRE-Fire com panies one and two responded to an alarm at Eleventh street and Van Blu ren at 1:07 yesterday afternoon. A neighbor had mistaken a bonfire in the rear of 226 North Eleventh street for a real fire. There was no damage
 SUES FOR VoRCE-Declaring that he has failed to provide for her self and child since 1913. Sue Willie Davis yesterday brought suit for a de- cree of divorce from Hugh Davis, charging desertion. According to the complaint they were married at Con zales. Texas, December 13. 1912. She asks for the custody of their child.
 THESE WILL MARRY - Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Cecil E. Parkenson, 27, of Postville and Maude Austin, 25, of Chandler; Jose Rodgers, 80, and Prudence Ybarra, both of Phoenix: Ramon GuttierZ. Z4, and Lucille Robles. r, both of Mari nette; Profirio B. Garcia, 31. ana Amelia Giron. 29. both of Phoenix: Poston Durate, 22, and Julia Mendosa, 26. both of Peoria: Luisana Ramerez 21, and Josefa Tautimes. IS, both of Scottsdale; Ramon Ruiz, 36, and Dolores Carrolez, 20, both of Gilbert; and Ramon Gonzales. B, of Glendale and Rorario Congales, 22 of Marinette.
 MAXWELL GAR STOLEN-A Max well touring car, Arizona license No. i0912, was stolen last night from in front of 12S East Adams street. The fact that the car was locked and Carl H. Johnson. its owner carried the key in his pocket was no handicap to the thief.
 RETURNS TO PEoRIA-Miss Helen Willits returned yesterday to Peoria after spending the week end with her father, Don Willits, chief deputy in the office of United States Marshal Joseph Dillon. Miss Willits, who was grad uated from the state university last spring, is a member of the faculty oi the Peoria high school. literature and history being her subjects.
 BACK FROM PRESCOTT-Fred A
 Weage. deputy United States marsha has returned from Prescott, after plac. ing in jail there Gus Nordyke and a Mexican boy. Henry Acosta, who arc accused of having robbed some bo, cars at Flagstaff. Deputy Weage alsC placed in jail two women who are being held in Prescott as detained witnesse. in connection with the Nordylke case.
 TO INSTALL OFFICERS-Yeom lodge No. 5471 win have it's annual in stallation of officers Thursday nigh at o'clock at K. of P. hall. The in stallation is open to members and thei friends. Refreshments will be followed by dancing and cards. Officers to b' installed include: l.. B. Linstron. fore man; Bert Davis, master of ceremo nies; Mrs. W. K. Eppley. correspon. dent; Mrs. John Tomisko. chaplain Mir. Edlman. master of accounts.
 MUST PAY SESSMENTS-As. sessment payments are not coming intC the Salt River Valley Water Users as. sociation as rapidly as they should. ac- cording to an announcement made yes terday, and definite orders have beer
 issued that those who are delinquen are to be deprived of water. It is rec
 ognized, it is said, that the method O
 proceduer is drastic. but there is n,
 other alternative and those who nee,
 water are urgently requested to mak
 their payments without delay
 BACK FROM ToUR-H. S. McClus
 key, member of the executive board o
 the International Union of Mine, Mi
 and Shelter Workers. returned yes.er ] day from a speaking tour of Canad
 and the east. Mir McCluskey remaine
 in town for only a few hours, leavin Ia Fr,u Tor Ar xrsf
 make an address before the state Fed , eration of Labor convention today. GOING TO REPRESENTATIVES. General Walter s. Ingalls, will leave to morrow for a few days absence Flagstaff, where he will inspect tn
 national guard organization st ths . place. While there the adjutant ger eral will also inspect the armory no [ in the course of construction It IS eS pected that the building will be com ; pleted by December.
 ASKS S25, 1000 DAMAGES-Declar
 ing that he suffered injuries to th : extent of S25,00O through an assau . which he alleges they made upon hil Q about the middle of September, Mil = | Loscutoff yesterday brought suit for
 judgment against Peter Susoyeff, Joh A Susoyeff. Charles Susoyeff and Jam, r Susoyeff He charges the defendan - beat him with their hands and rieS e of metal and says his injuries will rer q der it impossible for him to pdrsI t his vocation or do any work in the fl e ture.
 O OUT ON cAMPAIGN-Joseph h Morrison left last night for Bisbe' l, where he will join Ralph H. Camero s Republican candidate for the senat . in campaigning Cochise county. The
 will speak tonight at Bisbee, Wedne y day night at Douglas, Thursday nigl n at Pearce, and Friday night at Vii n COX. Mir. Morrison later will join Il 1t Cameron party and speak at Glob 't Miami, Prescott and the northern pa e of the state. Mrs. Morrison accon e panied him.
 a SUES FOR DAMAGES-Suit f v damages was begun yesterday in Il " Superior court by the Arizona Traff
 association against John Barton Payn =. director general of railroads, and Il - Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railw;
 company. for a judgment of S2,0S9. A - cording to the complaint, the Olds Nj 8 tor company delivered three trucks N the Michigau Central Railway cOmDaI