Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
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THREE ASK DEGREES - Three suits for decrees of divorce were filed In the superior court yesterday as fol- lows: June Beck from L. c. Beck on grounds of cruelty; Elvira Jefferson from Jake Jefferson on grounds of assertion, and Ida V. Bond for a de- cree from Tex B. Bond on grounds of cruelty. Mrs. Beck alleges that after her husband struck her she left him. Mrs. Jefferson charges that her hus- band has failed to provide with the necessities of life. Mrs. Bond alleges that while she was absent from home on visit her husband entertained other women in their home. He prom ised to reform, she says, but failed to do so, she charges. He was finally arrested and convicted, she alleges, of grand larceny and selling mortgaged cattle and sentenced to serve a term in the state penitentiary. on Septem- Der "A, 1919. She asks for the custody of their two children.
 ASKS $5000 DAMAGES-Declar that he suffered injuries to the extent of $500O because of a gasoline engine explosion, Frank L. Shahan brought suit yesterday for judgment against Edward W. Samuel and Leon Tolle- son. Shahan alleges that he was en- ployed by Samuel and Tolleson in the pumping plant on their ranch near Marinette. The accident, he claims, took place on August 5, 1920, in which he suffered severe burns and injuries.
 l. STEINHARDT HERE-L. Stein- hardt, representing Cohn, Goldwater and company of Los Angeles, arrived yesterday on a bushes trip. He is stopping at the Jefferson.
 II n H MEETING-Tbo T5obo~k F, Lee chapter of the United Daughters of the Confectionery will meet this af- ternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs Fl. B. Pryor, 325 North Eighteenth avenue. All members are urged to be present.
 DISMISS cHARGE-on motion of Robert Jarrott, assistant county attor- ney, a charge of uttering a bank check with the intent to defraud filed against John R. Dykes and his wife, May Harmon Dykes, was dismissed yesterday by Justice Mckee. They were charged with giving a check for $100 without sufficient funds in the bank to cover 1t. It was alleged that they failed to make the check good within the five-day limit allowed by the law.
 HELD FOR TRIAL-After hearing of the case yesterday afternoon before Justice Mckee, Robert Mayors was held to answer to the superior court on a charge of burglary and the same charge against c. V. French was dis missed. They were charged by the Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks with entering St. Luke's Home on the night of No vember and taking Il blankets and three quits. Mayer, on the stand, de- clared that French had nothing to do with the affair and the charge against the latter was dismissed. Mayer did not deny taking the articles. Follow ing the hearing, Mayer was commit ted to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of 5000.
 WED IN NEW MEXICO = Frank OlZer, proprietor of the Arizona Sad dlery, and Mrs. F. A. Pierce, who owns the Hoffman Grill and the Ref hotel at Prescott, stole away from their friends and were married at Lords burg, New Mexico. MT. and Mrs. Ol- ger are now in Phoenix visiting Mrs ington street, and will continue their honeymoon journey today to thel home in Prescott
 TERCENTENARY PROGRAM = The tercentenary of the landing of the Pilgrims will be celebrated at the Woman's club this evening when g patriotic program will be presented including a presentation of the Court ship of Miles Standish and other in- teresting features. The event has been carefully planned in every detail the musical numbers being exception ally worth while. Dean Scarlett will make an address on "The Pilgrims The program is open to the public. SUNFLOWER CLUB - The Sun flower club, the women's auxiliary ot the First Spiritual society, will meet at 2:S0 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at 1884 East Willetta street. There viii