Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
REALrY ElRM MovEs-!

REALTY FIRM MOVES-On account of increasing business, the Jordan Grace and Phelps Land companN has moved 10 larger quarters at 127 North
 JOHN JIScOLLE1TO WANTED John JisColletto is requested to cali at the local office ot the American He'd Cross il the Chambe,- of Commerce bhildint.
 SON KILLED IN KANsAS-Imme- diateiy following word received by John H. Theye lt26 south First avenue that his brother. Herman Theye died at Toronto Kansas. August 80 came a telegram last night stating that his son. John William Theye. NVas killed in an accident at Victoria Kansas. CIViCS DEPARTMENT TO MEET Mrs Ralph Cameron. chairman of the civfcs branch toF the education depart ment of the Woman's club of Phoenix, has announce she first regular de partrcent meeting of the year for Mon day at 2:30 o'clock at the club house A full atteuda1ca is urged as the work of the year win be planned at that meeting.
 GRANTED DiVoRCE-Marie Gal
 lego was granted a decree of divorce
 yesterday from Marion Gallego by
 Judge Stanford on charges of deser-
 tion She was awarded the custody of
 their child and $30 a month for its
 support.
 FINED FOR ASSAULT-Raymond d
 Graves was found guilty by Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler on charge of assault and was fined SlO. The complaint was made by G. w. Burk
 who alleged that Burk threw brick at his son, Raymond Burk. and said the missile struck his son on the nose. CLAIMS AMAGES-Declaring that his automobile was damaged to the ex- tent of S350 when the car of the de- fendant collided with it. w. A. COX yesterday brought suit against Phillip
 Diller for a judgment. He says the
 accident took place at the intersection i of Central and Glendale avenues on | Sept. 8 1920.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to Wal
 ter H. Orr, 27, and Helen Chestnut T, l both of Denver; Leopoldo Telleche. 2S- l and NJ. NJ Maldonado. l9. both of Old
 Mexico; and than Dias. Sl, and Do 1 lores Valenzuela 23. both of Phoenix.
 HUSBAND ASKS DEcREE-De- | claring that she left him and went to 1 live in another state, Frank Gardner Hutchinson yesterday brought t, suit re, Tor q decree of divorce from Elizabeth Caroline Hutchinson. charging deser- ton. He says they were married in Los Angeles. Dee. 26 1914.
 SUES FOR DIVORCE 4charsing de
 sertion, Blanche A, 4hbertson yester-
 
 vorce from Harry AIbertson. She charges him with intoxication and says that he struck and choked her She says they were married at Clifton, June ,, 1919. and states that he Is
 now in San Diego.
 GOES TO Clyde NJ. l Candy. assistant attorney general, has l gone to Prescott on official business 1 in connection with the court action re- ! gently instituted in the Superior court of Yavapai county by the Jerome Cn- 1 ion Auto Stage Line company against the corporation commission. He is not expected to return to Phoenix for seV- eral days.
 BACK ON JoR-M Nit simms. sue cessful Democratic candidate for the
 gubernatoriaf honors at the primary election. was back at the state house yesterday Although swamped with work which had accumulated during
 his short vacation. he was beseiged ] with callers throughout the day who extended their congratulations MANY ES-Applicatio for
 entry to the Better Babies exhibit foI the 1920 fair are coming in rapidly according to Mrs. Charles R. Howe superintendent of that department. who
 wishes to make clear the system or lawarding prizes, which will be as fol- lows: For the best baby in the show
 irrespective of age or sex. a gold med al: for the boy or girl receiving the most points. irrespective of age. a sil- yer medal. All babies will be divided into six classes. depending upon ages which must range from six to thirty six months. and the first, second and third best in each of the six classes will be awarded ribbons.