Arizona republican., 1920-10-19
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 POLICE WORK oUlcKLY-within1 two hours after c. M. Dulmage, l4V9 North Central avenue, hso repol 1Su the theft of his bicycle to police head quarters. it was returned to him. The bicvcle found its way to the police station and later into the hands Of us owner.
 FILES DIVORCE SUIT-Declaring that her husband threatened to dis pose of their property and leave TOT California without making any provi- sions for her support Lillie A. Bull lock yesterday brought suit for de- cree of limited divorce from Oliver C. Bullock, charging cruelty. She alleges that he often threatened to do her bodily injury and charges that he was jealous and demanded that she refrain from speaking to family friends she had known for years. He also accused her of .infidelity, she alleges, and or dered her off their place in Mesa. She states that their community prop erty is valued at ,340 and declares that she has separate property valued at s10.000. She asks for an injunc- ton restraining him from disposing of their property and for S125 a month as temporary alimony.
 BRINGS STACKER CHARGE - To escape the United states draft, Teresa F. Moreno alleges in a suit filed for a divorce from Jose Moreno yesterday that he fled to old Mexico on october IS. 1917. Since then she declares he has failed to support her. She asks for the custody of their child and S25 a month for it's support.
 LICENSED TO WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Wal ter l.. Nichols. 23. of Mesa and Nellie Colvin. 1s. of Hastings, Colo; Antonio Bracamonte, 27. and Guadalupe Rodri- guez. 2s, both of Mesa; and Ernest R. Hewitt. 27. and Kathlyn Wiggins, 20, both of Phoenix
 RECKLESS DRIVING IS CHARGE Lynn Buck yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Mckee when ar raigned on a charge of reckless driv- | ing preferred by ]. c. Dorbins. Buck was committed to the county jail after he failed to furnish a bond of s200 for his appearance for examination on | october 20. Dobbins charges that Buck drove an automobile into his car on Central avenue on October S. smashing the running board on his car.
 TWO CASES TO ERROR COURT-Two cases were filed in the supreme court yesterday. Both are | dppGdlH lIOHl ln6 ucClSlOH OL lnS superior court of this county, one be- ing an action in which c. D. Dilling- ham secured a Judgment of $1, ,30( against W. P. Conrad, against whom he sought damages in the amount oi | S7,000 for islander. Dillingham; charged Conrad with maliciously stating tha' he had stolen a Ford truck and thai he had burned his store for the pur. pose of securing the insurance. Th' other action is the appeal of C.. F T McFadden from the decree of thu lower court in the divorce suit brough against him by Ella McFadden. Mrs McFadden charged failure to provid, and cruelty and in cross complain McFadden charged desertion. In tn decree the court granted Mrs. Mo Fadden the custody of the 4-year-ol' daughter. and allowed her s2,500 il notes and town lot.
 TAKES NEW POSITION - Mis- Gladys Harris. former attache of tn state tax commission, has become con nected with the Redewill Music com pany. making the change of position . yesterday. The place made vacant b the resignation of Miss Harris iron the commission will not be filled unti the first of the year.
 ADMITTED TO HOME - Michae Kelley. aged 73, was admitted to tn Pioneers home at Prescott yesterda from Maricopa county following tn , approval of his petition by the boar of directors of state institutions. Kelle
 has lived in Arizona for 40 years, dur
 ing which time he was engaged in rail
 road construction work until five year
 ago when he lost his eyesight.
 HELD TO ANSWER-Peter NIitche was held to answer to the superic court on Saturday afternoon by Jus '. tice Mckee after a hearing OF a chare t of failure to provide for his wife. H was released under a bond of S5G : which he furnished The complain q was filed by his wife Mildred Mitche d TO DISCUSS NEW MEASURES
 Judge R. C. Stanford will speak at il
 Alhambra school house at 1880 o'cloC tomorrow night, according to an ar v nouncement made yesterday. His suI y Ject wS be the explanation of the V;
 rious initiative measures to be vote
 upon at the coming election.
 To BEGIN STAGE LINE HEARING " That as many as 19 passengers crow
 into the seven-p passenger cars tn s operate between Peoria and Marinett e was the testimony given before Il
 corporation commission yesterd,
 when the application of the Phoeni.
 Glendale stage to extend its service
 Peoria and Marinette came up f
 hearing. The stage company presen o cd testimony which tended to she I' that additional service was required ., handle the traffic. While no order w r made by the commission it is unde
 stood the company will be authoriz
 to operate to the points asked for in
 application.
 MAY ENTER SCHOOL Fc is cookS-Adjutant General Walter
 Ingalls, has received notice from { - militia bureau of the war departme ~ that national guard members are eli II ible to a school for cooks and bake
 The men are entitled to draw pay
 the amount of s54 month while lear
 ing the trade besides having tn,
 quarters, clothes and food furnish
 by the government. Colonel Inga