Arizona republican., 1920-09-23
ALLEeEs EAILuRE ro PRovIpE !


 Evelyn Morrison yesterday brought suit for decree of divorce from L. H. Morrison, charging failure to provide. ! They were married at San Bernardino, Cal, in September, 1916, according to the complaint.
 RECEPTION FOR PAsToR-Rev. Fred C. Maurer, new pastor of the l Grace Lutheran church, Sixth and Fillmore streets, will be rendered a re 1 ception in the church by members and | friends tomorrow night Rev. Maurer ! was recently ordained by the Califor- mia synod at San Diego.
 START EASTWARD-E. o. Wood - ward and wife of Sharon City. Ohio, who have been visiting here with their relatives, pr. and Mrs. Frank V. Wood ward. have started on a circuitous homeward trip by way of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Salt Lake City and Col orado Springs
 c. OF c. MEETING POSTPONED In deference to the visit here of Governor Cox, the regular weekly meeting of the directors of the cham Der of commerce was postponed until Saturday. representative gathering of chamber of commerce members were at the train to greet the Democratic nominee for the presidency.
 OPENS UP ORE VEIN-John J. Cresap. well known mining man of Kelvin. who has been here on jury duty for the past week, has recently opened a rich vein of gold on the Big Four extension claims. This property adjoins the mines of the Pinal De- velopment company and the U. s. Va nadium company.
 GO TO UNIVERSITY = Misses Ruth and Delia~ Moody left for Tue son last Friday to attend the Uni
 mer they visited their sister, Mrs. Hazel Aaser. in the Hawaiian Islands. returning by way of San Francisco and Los Angeles to their home, on l West Willetta street.
 NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE NEEDS
 HELP - The Neighborhood House needs. help. All those living south of l the Central avenue bridge and two and one-half miles east and west of the bridge are urged to bring scrapers, teams and shovels to the premises at 9:30 o'clock this morning and assist in leveling dirt left by the builders. The
 women will serve a noon dinner. SUES FOR DIVORCE = Charging
 extreme cruelty and inhuman treat ment which she says caused her to re-
 turn to the home of her mother to live, 1 Sara Wolfe yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from Pete Wolfe.
 She says they were married in Phoe-
 nix. March Is, 1920, and a few days | later her husband accused her of in | fidelity and took her to the home of | her mother. Later. she says, he begged her to return to him. which she did. His cruelty, she alleges, did not cease
 and she left him in July.
 ARRESTED WRONG MAN-Robert Lee Young yesterday was released from custody when it developed that it was his adopted brother, Carl Young, who was wanted by the authorities at Trinidad. Colo on bogus check charge. Young was arrested recently by Deputy Sheriff Al De Witt and was held in the county jail on a fugitive warrant for the arrival of an officer from Colorado. MT. Young stated last night that he recently visited Trini- dad land this accounted for the mistake in the identity of the man wanted for he check charge
 RETURNED FROM VACATION Mrs. F. c. Frederickson, proprietor of the Frederickson sanatorium at 1235 East Fillmore street, has returned from an extended vacation in the east. Mrs. Fredericksen reports having a most enjoyable time. as well as a prof itable one, having visited some of the most up-to- date hospitals in the east during her travels. During her ab- sence the sanatorium has undergone thorough renovation and repainting. THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to
 Carl F. Kechne. 49. and Marie Con
 gales. 2S. both of Phoenix; Robert L. Moore. 45, and Della E. Kreamer, 40 both of Phoenix; William A. Lowell 1 30, of Clarksville, and Corinthea Lenos Smith, 26, of Los Angeles; Evaristo Lugo, 27, and Jesus Lugo 26. both of Phoenix; William Austin, 25, and Irene Patterson, 22. both of Phoenix l and c. Franklin Ellsworth. 35, and Annie D. Corbett, 35 both of Mesa. FACES SEVEN CHARGES-E J Suggs yesterday was arraigned before Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler on six charges of passing bogus checks and one charge of embezzlement and
 was committed to the county jail when 1 he failed to furnish a bond of s10, | 900. He will be examined on the | charges on October 2. Suggs is al- 1 legged to have passed a number of bad | checks and then. according to the com . | plaint of Sam Fields, driving away in
 a Dodge car belonging to Fields. He
 was arrested at Silver City, N. M. when a bank there wired to a Iocal
 bank asking for the bank rating of a l man travelling with Suggs.
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