Arizona republican., 1920-08-15

years old, respectively
 RETURNING FROM VACATION- Miss Alice Mosier is expected home this week from a two months vaca- tion spent in San Francisco, Los An geles and northern Arizona points. FOUND NOT GUILTY After a hearing Of the cast yesterday afternoon, i Justice Mckee found Miguel Megia not 1 guilty on a charge of attempting to 1 commit a statutory oftenSe and dis missed him from custody. The com plaint was made by Mrs. c. F. Man riouez who charged that Megia attepted | to assault her I0-year- old half sister. LEAVING FOR MIAMI HOME-Earl Graham will leave for his home in Miami today after spending a week in Phoenix assisting his father, Jim Gra- i ham, with his campaign. MT. Graham senior. is a candidate for constable in the west Phoenix precinct subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 HOME FROM CALIFORNIA R Brown 424 West Jefferson street, one of the modistes of Phoenix, has returned from an extended auto tour of California and reports delightful
 HOME FROM TRIP-J. G. Harmon and wife of the Harmon Realty com pany have just returned to Phoenix after an extended auto trip of several weeks through northern Arizona and southern California. They report hav- ing spent very pleasant vacation and are now ready for big business. A CORRECTIONAL error in a Pinney and Robinson advertisement yesterday morning made 1t seem that prices advertised were 10 to 20 per cent below cost prices. The reference should have been that the prices quot ed were 10 to 20 per cent lower than coast prices.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES = Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to John R. Phillips, 23, and Ellen May l Ball, 16. both of Phoenix; Beningno Valenzuela, 2l, and Consepcion Mar ouez, 19, both of Tolleson; and Salome 1 Gonzales 30. of Yuma. and Lidia Mu noz. g. of Tempe.
 ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE-Charg ed with having violated the interstate commerce law Thomas Scott flaw thorne yesterday was arraigned before United States Commissioner Henke and returned to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of $500. He will have a preliminary examination l before MT. Henke next Tuesday. flaw thorne is charged with driving a stolen Ford automobile from Los Angeles to Phoenix recently. The government ai- leges that he knew the car was stolen. Hawthorne, the officers said, wants a hearing in Southern California instead of here, and they say that his wish may be granted.
 
 George O. Ford, who recently pur- chased the Taylor Auction House at Third avenue and Washington street will continue to conduct auction sales on Saturdays, but full retail stock | of second hand furniture and general merchandise will be carried for retail sale. Commission auction sales will be | conducted as in the past, but direct purchases also will be solicited 1 LEAVING FOR cOAST-Miss Be atrice Hicks leaves tonight for Los | Angeles. where she will visit aunt, Mrs. | Dazi, and her sister, Mrs. Charles Do- | nofrio. who are staying at the Lake i view hotel. She will return in time to join the teaching staff of, the Phoenix
 BACK FROM EASTERN TRIP Mir. and Mrs. D. G. Graham of the Graham apartments have just returned from an extended auto trip through | the east. They visited most of the prin- cipal cities. including Chicago, Grand Rapids. Detroit. Buffalo, Niagara I Falls. Albany. Boston, New York, Phil adelphia, St Louis and many others.
 BACK FROM THE NORTH-P. l.. Kincaid of the Capitol City Realty i company returned Thursday from a | six weeks tour of the northern part Of | the state. While there MT. Kincaid visited Stonemans, Mormon's and Ma ry's lakes Flagstaff and the Grand 1 Canyon. On the return trip. ten days were spent on Groom creek near Pres colt.
 l Governor Campbell, on the invitation | of the Kiwanis club. will address that organization next Tuesday. describing | his recent visit to the strip" that part of the state lying north of the | Colorado river. His recent account of his journey through it, printed in the l Republican, has awakened great inter l est in it.
 SUES FOR DIvoRcE-Declarins | that he frightened her from their home because of his abuse. Angelita de Es- trada yesterday brought suit for de- cree of divorce from Alberto Estrada, charging desertion and failure to pro- vide. She alleges that he beat her in 9 cruel manner and claims that she Is afraid to return again. She says they | were married August 31, 191S-
 EPWORTH LEAGUE CONFER ENCE-The Epworth leagues of tht churches of Cartwright, Bethel and Liberty will meet with the Central Ep- worth league of Central Methodist church Sunday evening to go over the arrangeemnts for the Arizona DistrfcI Epworth League conference to be held
 in Phoenix from Friday evening. Aug ust 20, to Sunday evening, August 22
 Arrangements for the state confer
 ence are well under way and the sue
 cess of it is assured. Recent letters received from the central office al
 Nashville, Tenn, give definite assur-
 ance of four speakers and instruc-
 tors from the central office.
 HELD ON CHARGE-Mrs. Elizabet!
 C. Thew and Walter Yeatts yesterday ; were arraigned before Justice McKeC
 on charge of having committed 2
 statutory offense and will be examined
 on the charge next Monday afternoon
 at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Thew was released 1 dpY. nf S7E0 vvh no
 nished, and Yeatts was placed in th'
 county jail when he failed to make { l bond of 5000. The complaint was mad
 by Charles Howard Thew, the husband
 Mrs. Thew and Yeatts were arrested
 yesterday morning by Deputy Sheriff Price as they were about to leave tn
 police station. Mrs. Thew alleges tn
 arreSt was a "frar1e m"