Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

VISITING IN CtIH-Mrs- X. u
Clark and son. Burton, of Harrison.
Ark. are visiting the Rev. Arthur
Marston and family, GA West Madison
street. Mrs. Clark and Rev. Mr.. Mar
sion and wife were childhood friends.
FATHER OF NS-Gene Suther-
land. proprietor of the High School
pharmacy. yesterday received word that
he was the father of twins, born IN Los
Angeles. where Mrs. Sutherland is
spending the summer.
GIRLS RESERVE PICNIC = The
Girls Reserve viii hold picnic outing
at o'clock this afternoon at Wood
land Park. Each girl is asked to bring
some article for supper, and plate.
fork and spoon. Those who wish Will
swim The picnic is a special fare
well party for Miss Whitney.
HOME FROM VACATION - Miss
Audra Lawrence. stenographer in the
office of Prohibition Director w. T.
Webb returned to her duties yesterday
after a pleasant three weeks vacation
spent at the beach resorts of Southern
California and Los Angeles.
APPLY FOR SURVEY-Applicatio
has been made to the surveyor general
for the mineral survey of the mining
Iodes known as the Silver Bell No. 1
to inclusive, situated in the Globe
mining district of ella county, of which
the claimants are G.. W. Shute and
Wesley Goswick
GOING ON VACATION v. A.
Woods secretary of the state tax
commission, Will begin his annual va
cation on September 10. Having spent
the hot months in Phoenix he intends
to take his vacation right here, feeling
that he could find no better place in
which to rest and recuperate.
NEED A SUIT - The Associated
Charities yesterday issued an appeal
for some citizen to donate an outfit
for a man who cannot go to work until
he receives some clothing. The Chart
ties want a suit, size 81 or SO, and a
size 1515 shirt
| SUES FOR DIVORCE-Charging her
husband with desertion and extreme
cruelty, Anna r. SOFA yesterday
| brought suit for a decree of divorce
| from her husband, Jose SOFA. She
asks for the custody of their five chill
dren and $50 a month for their support
| STATE HISTORIAN HOME E. Col.
James H. McC1intock. state historian,
returned to Phoenix Monday night after
a two-months absence, spent in Berke-
ley and Los Angeles, where he did con-
siderable research work in the Ban
croft and Munk libraries of the respec-
tixe cities. Colonel McClintock drove
to and from the coast Mrs. McClin-
took is still in Oakland.
RETURNING TO CITY-Edna Paula
Revare is expected to return in a few
days from a vacation spent in Berkeley
and San Francisco. She will take UP
her work at the Arizona School OF
Music September 20 as teacher in
charge of the dancing department The
! coming year will be Miss Reyare's
fourth season in Phoenix and her large
following of friends are rejoicing that
she has decided to return for another
| year.
GOING TO CONFERENCE M
| lander and Charles r. Howe. of the
state tax commission will leave today
TO attend the conference of the National
Tax association at Salt Like Rudolph
Kuchler. the other member of the com
mission, is in California but will also
| attend the conference. George w
! Cummings, county tax assessor, had
intended to represent the county at the
conference but is prevented by the ser
ious illness of a child
| WANTS TO SEE SON-Declarine
that his wife, from whom he has been
separated for nine months because OF
domestic troubles, refuses to permit
him to visit with his minor SON. Alberto
.Escobedo yesterday brought suit
against his wife, Quinina Avida de Es-
fcobedo. asking that he be restored the
right to visit with his son at reason
able hours and that she be restrained
by an injunction from interfering with
| his peaceful visits. He says they were
married in April, 1907. at Jaiesico
Mexico, and alleges that since their
separation his son looks upon him as a
| stranger although he once showed a
great deal of affection for him.
/ HIGHWAY WEATHER BULLETIN
River Crossings
Sacaton. There is but little water
In the river. but on account of mud
on the north side it is necessary fol
cars to be pulled through.
Apache County
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