Arizona republican., 1920-09-30
MISSIONARY MEETING

Ot the woman $ missionary SOclely OI l the Central Christian church will hold their regular meeting in the mission ary room of the church, Friday after noon, Oct l, at 2-30 o'clock
 CHARGES TION-Accord- {. ing to the complaint filed yesterday by Xavier Reynolds for a decree oI divorce from Grace C. Reynolds. they 1 were married in Phoenix in June 1 1913, and she left him on August 10 ot the same year He charges deSertloIl' 1
 RETURNS HOME ILL-William t. Ohlspn. who left Phoenix about two weeks ago for a business trip to Port land. ore. was taken suddenly ill in Los Angeles. He returned home yes terday after spending four days in the French hospital in Los Angeles He is now in the care of Dr. ". C. Ellis
 TO HONOR TEACHERS-The Mad ison Woman's club will give recep- ton in honor of the teachers of the district Friday night at the school house. A program will be given and refreshments served. All patrons of the district are urged to attend
 COMPLETE PLANS-The board of directors of the chamber of commerce yesterday completed it's part of the plans for the reception at the woman's club Friday night to teachers of all schools. The reception will be held under the joint auspices of the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs and the chamber of
 REALTY FIRMS MoVE-Jacobs X Perce and the H. E. Groom Realty company, real estate firms formerly located at 106 West Adams street have moved their offices to 18' North Second avenue. The move was made because larger quarters were neces- sary to take care of the business of the firms.
 TEAcHERs' RECEPTION All members of the Woman's club are re quested to be in attendance next Fri day night at the reception to be given to the teachers of the city and the county districts at the Woman's club. The reception will start at o'clock and will be informal. It is to lM given by the Womans club, assisted by the Kiwanis club, the Rotary club and the chamber of commerce.
 TREASURER RECOVERED-After a serious illness of several weeks, liar " $. Ross, state treasurer was at his desk for a few hours yesterday. Al though he has not yet fully recovered his strength, MT. Ross stated yesterday that he would accompany the Demo cratic candidates on their campaign tour of the state in the interest of his election in November as secretary of state
 WIFE. ASKS Declaring that her husband threatened to strike her with an iron bar and frequently
 
 ward her, Rosario Sausedo Lopez yes terday brought suit for decree of di- vorce from Enrique Lopez, charging cruelty. She says they were married at Glendale in December. 1919. She asks that her maiden name. Rosario Sausedo be restored her.
 MARINE CORPS CLUB-The next meeting of the Marine Corps club of Phoenix will be held at the Marine recruiting station, 23 East Washing | s~-1~k first banquet of the club will be planned at this meeting and the con- stitution and bylaws of the club will be read and discussed. All ex-ma- rines are urged to be present and get 1 a lineup on the eats.
 l BIBLE CLASS PICNIC-Winners 1 BibIeclass of the First M E. church will hold a class picnic at o'clock 1 Friday evening at the home of N. A. Gardner, Northern avenue and Center street. Sweet corn and sweet potatoes will be roasted. Every member is urged to be present and those not provided with conveyance are asked i to communicate with w. A. Work. president of the class.
 FORWARDING MAPS-Maps and reports on all roads in southern Ari- zona, beside the road traversed by the l late convoy. have been forwarded by l the chamber of commerce to Colonel
  ment, San Diego. The convoy is due in San Diego Saturday, when a mem Der of the road committee will, if pos 1 sihle, be in San Diego to go over the maps and reports personally with the representative of the war department.
 M A R R A c E l. c E N s E s l l-Lfcenses to marry were issued yes l terday to Samuel B. Mallincourt, 2S. and Gladys E. Echlin, 20. both of Phoe- nix; Jesus ValenZuela, 9, and Juana Carol, IS, both of Tolleson; Fernando Reyas, 32, and Christines c. Gonzales, 32 both of Tempe: John Postal, 29, of Chandler, and Adah M. Ware, 27, of Gilbert; Paul Stores. 26, and Jennetta Hes, 24 both of Los Angeles; and Leo poldo Galvan, 36, and Guadalupe San chez, 24, both of Phoenix.
 WILL BE BROUGHT BACK Wanted in Phoenix on charge of failure to provide for his minor child C. Harlan RIsdon yesterday was ar rested in Los Angeles and is being held for the local authorities. Deputy Gilbert Blanco will leave tonight for Los Angeles with eXtradition papers to take charge of Risdon. Risdon was arrested last November on the charge and was released after promising the court to provide for his child, the of- ficers said He failed to do so, it is alleged, and when it was learned a few days ago that he was in Los Angeles Judge Stanford issued bench war rant for his arrest.
 ACCEPTS COMMIS SSION = FranE LaRue has accepted a heutenants commission in the regular army, ac- cording to word received by Adjutant General Walter s. Ingalls from Doug las yesterday, where La Rue is inspect ing high school cadets. Upon receiv- ing word that his assistant would shortly join the army Colonel Ingalls announced that he would appoint Cap tain Linton of Troop A, First cavalry Arizona national guard, to the position ! with an added duty as organizer of the national guard. Captaln Linton, like his predecessor. has had war expert ence. He held the rank of first lieuten- ant with the 143d field artillery. La Rue, who saw service overseas, held q captains commission.
 S. A. GIRL FINDS $5,oo0 LONDON. Sept. 2S.-Jewel:y worth $5, GOO left by an absent minded pas