Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

a legacy recently left her by the death of q great aunt. Miss Slusser, who has been somewhat of a globe trotter. came to Phoenix last November to make her future home and will return in about week.
 LAWN SOCIAL WEDNESDAY = The young peoples society of the Zion Lutheran church will give an ice cream social on the church lawn, on North Ninth avenue. next Wednesday. Pro- ceeds from the social will be turned over to the church building fund.
 PARENT TEACHER MEETING The Parent Teachers association of the high school will meet at the school building at 3:15 o'clock Thursday after noon.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS TO GIVE OANCE-Purity temple No. 2, Pythian Sisters, will give leap year dance Thursday night, April 15 at Knights of Pythias hall for the benefit of the Near East relief fund. A small charge will be made.
 ARRESTS BOY HERE-Wanted in San Bernardino on charge of lar ceny, Harold Muller. 17 years old, was arrested in Phoenix yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Al Dewitt and is be- ing held in the county jail awaiting the arrival of officer from Cali fornia. He was apprehended through
  nardino.
 HELD TO ANsWER-Luke Whit al1er was held to answer to the supe rior court on a charge of failure to support his child. Bond of $500 was furnished. A charge of failure to sup port his wife was dismissed when it developed she refused to live with him.
 SEND CITY vIEWS-views of Phoenix were sent by the chamber of commerce yesterday to Chicago Com merce," official organ of the Chicago Association of Commerce. to be pub lished in 8 special number in connec- tion with the organizations great western excursion, which will reach Phoenix early in May on q tour of the coast by way of Fl Paso. which wllk be the first stop out from Chi cago. Members will attend the for eign trade convention in San Fran cisco May 2 to 15.
 BOYS WERE FINED-Rex Pritched and Don Trunett, the two boys appre- hended in Phoenix for transporting q motorcycle from California, which they bought knowing it had been stolen, have been fined $500 each, according to Josephs P. Dillon, United States marshal, who returned yesterday from the coast. Marshal Dillon stated that the young defendants will be permit ted to pay the fine in $15 a month pay ments.
 JOINS FEN s. HILDRETH-R. R. Duncan. acting chief of the. field di- vision of the general land office. with headquarters at Santa E'e has re- signed his position and will be asso- ciated with Fen s. Hildreth, land at torney of this city Duncan, who has been in government service for q num- Der of years, is at present in Phoenix, where he soon will be permanently lo- cated.
 ALLEGES cRUELTY-Decrari she left him from fear he would do her bodily harm, Agnes Margaret Andrews has brought suit against Melvin An drews for a separate maintenance. Shortly after they were married, she alleges, her husband began treating her in a cruel manner, skipping and cursing her almost daily. Although he made good wages, she says, he forced her to go to work in the telephone office in Globe, when she was not physically able to do so. They were married in Globe, April :. 1917.
 CHARGES DISMISSED Trinc e Whitaker was found not guilty on a charge of assault, and the same charge against Luke Whitaker was dismissed yesterday by Justice Mckee. The com who alleged that they beat him with their fists. Evidence tended to show the affair was mutual.
 TRAIL IS ALL RIGHT-'-The Apache trail is O. K" was word sent by wire yesterday to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle in reply 10 a letter expressing