Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
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TWO FELONY CHARGES-J. I. Me Kelvey yesterday was arraigned be- fore Justice Mckee on two felony charges and was released under n bond of $500 which he furnished to appear Tor examination on the charges next Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The complaining witness in both charges is Senon Valenzuela who alleges in the first charge of grand larceny that Me Kelvey took a white and black bull be longing to him. In the second charge, obtaining property by means of false pretenses. Valenzuela alleges that Nc kelyey represented to N. R. Abramoff that he was the owner of four. cows and one calf Abramoff he says delir- cred the cows to McKelvey on Decem- Der 26, and claims that they were his property in possession of Abramoff
 WIFE ASKS DIvORcE-Charging assertion and failure to provide her with the necessities of life, Grace Duval yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from Charles Duval She says they were married at Yuma, January 22, 1917, and asks that her maiden name, Grace Blister, be restored her.
 AM. LEGION CHARTERS HERE Permanent charters have been received at the office of the American Legion for the posts which have made appli- cation for them and which have been operating under temporary charters There are only a half dozen of them, though there are S6 posts in the state all of which have been invited to make application. The charters are hand somely engraved bearing a silver seal over ribbon in which are combined the colors of the army, navy and the marines.
 CONCERNING JOHN A. coWAN- Mrs. Alice Gregg, writing to The Re publican from Modesto, Cal, concern iFaff this paper about John A. Cowan says that she was an intimate friend of the wife of MT. Cowan, but since the death or his wife she has not.jbeen in touch with him. She says, though, that Cow an has brother-in-la law, William A. Azay. living at Thatcher, this state.
 INQUIRIES ABOUT BROTHER-A letter has been received by The Repub- lcan from Mrs. Hannah F. Bailey of 24S Laurel street, Hartford, Cam mak- ing ilfusry concerning her brother, John Daly, from whom she had not Heard Tor 10 years. In 1909 a letter was recelved from him. He was then at Wickenburg. She heard two or three years ago tha, he was in Phoe- nix or its vicinity. He was a native of Enfield, Mass. and came west several years ago: In 1873 he returned home for .a short time and then left for the southwest again. The writer thinks he
  died and inquiry is now made for John DalV 4r. connection with the settlement of the estate.
 TWO COUPLES WILL MARRY Licenses to marry were issued yester- day to Leonard Carr, 22 and Gladys Collier, l9, both of Tempe; and D. D. Draper, g, and Ora Gray 32, both of Phoenix
 SPEEDER PAYS FINE-M. ShipIev yesterday pleaded guilty before Jus tice Mckee to a charge of exceeding the speed limits on North Central ave nue and was fined S15
 CHARGES DESERTlON- Declaring that she has not seen her husband since he told her he was through and left their home in December 1916 Oscie Brosius yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from Ralph Brosius, charging desertion. She says they were married at BrookVille, Pa. January ], 1907 and alleges that she has supported their two children since their separation. She asks for an ab- Solute decree.
 LOW RATE TO G. A. R. EtIcAMP- MENT-A one -cent a mile railroad rate for Civil War veterans of the G. A R. and allied organizations to the nat . lonal encampment at Indianapolis Sep tember 20 to 26 has been obtained. tt has been announced. Every effort has been made by J. P. Rhodes, depart ment commander and General Samp- Ii, assistant adjptant general, to ob- tain a favorable rate. Additional in formation concerning the rate may be obtained at the local ticket office CHICKEN DINNER TONIGHT The ladies of the Immanuel Baptist church will serve a chicken dinner at East Lake Park at o'clock tonight using d new system of charging Couples who come will pay for their dinner at the rate of one cent a pound for the ladys weight, the latter to be determined by the scales at the park. Persons who come alone will pay 75 cents. The lnenue includes
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