Arizona republican., 1920-01-25


 L. c. Poland, of Payne, Ohio. arrived in the city yesterday They are reg istered at the Commercial hotel.
 HERE FROM AJO-Mr. and Mrs. A. Westerwick, of Ajo, arrived yesterday and are stopping at the Commercial hotel
 ALTAR SOCIETY WILL MEET-A special meeting of the Ladies' Altar society of St. Mary's church has been called for 2:30 o'clock Monday after noon. when arrangements will be made for a card party which will be given al the Woman's club on Wednesday evening.
 MADISON CLUB DANCE-The Im- pavement club held one of it's most en- joyable dances Friday night at the clubhouse on the Indian School road Candles orchestra providing music Refreshments were served by Mrs. Walter Graham. Mrs. Fred Martin. Mrs. J. Leslie Setter. Mrs. Charles Keats and Mrs. Haze Burch.
 HERE FRO MOAkLAND-Mr. and Mrs w. B. Lount of Oakland, Callf are registered at the Jefferson hotel
 ENTERTAINS MRS. CAMPBELL Mrs Thomas F.. Campbell was the honored guest of the students of the Washington school Friday afternoon. Miss Virginia Lockett, principal of the school, assembled the pupils in the auditorium, where Mrs. Rudolph Kuch- Ter introduced Mrs. Campbell, who made an interesting talk to the pupils One of the little girls of the school responded, presenting Mrs. Campbell with a bouquet of flowers.
 SEEKS DIVORCE-Declaring that her husband is an atheist and that he cursed and mistreated her because of her desire to attend the Baptist church. Mrs Thora Maxwell yesterday brought suit for divorce from Earle Maxwell. They were married at McCracken Kansas, February l, 1909. Alrs. Max well states that because of her hus- bands cruelty and abuse she was forced to move from Prescott to Phoe- nix.
 TO NEW YORK MARKET = Mrs. Paul L. Afford of 1735 West Madison street, manager of the ready wear department of the Boston store, lett last evening for New York City to buy spring goods for her department Of the local store. Mrs. Afford will be absent about six weeks.
 UNk N O WIN VIE G G S-Unl>nown cracksmen blew the safe at health resort in the mountains so miles east of Florence, according to word reach ing the sheriff's office yesterday from Sheriff Hall of Pinal county. Noth- ing of value was reported taken, and details of the pursuit taken up are lacking.
 GOES TO ST. JOHNS-Judge Ly- man of the superior court, will leave for St. Johns tomorrow night to re- main there the remainder of the week He will hear several cases in. which Superior Judge A. $. Gibbons of Apache county, has been disqualified.
 DIVo ICE GRANTED = Beatrice Blenis was granted divorce from Glen Mckinley Blenis yesterday by Judge Lyman of the superior court. DeSer- a
 GETS JUDGMENT-Fred A. Dibble. real estate man, was awarded Judg- ment for $500 yesterday by jury in the second division of the superior court. following a hearing begun the day before in which N. Friedman. jew eler, was defendant. The suit was based on a collision between motor cars driven by the two men on North Central avenue. Friedman in cross complaint, had asked $2,000 for alleged personal injuries suffered.
 FROM JEROME-Ray w. Hart ar Jerome and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 w. E. GLENN HEBREW E. Glenn of Ash Fork. arrived yesterday and is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 FROM CLEvELAND-Mr and Mrs. Frank B. Whaley, of Cleveland ar rived in the city yesterday They are
 
 CHICAGO vSITOR-John D. Nc Grew. of Chicago. arrived yesterday and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 CURLEY HERE-Frank E. CurIey, Tucson attorney, arrived Friday eve ming on legal business and is regis tered at the Hotel Adams
 SHERIFF'S WIDOW VISITS HERE Mrs. James Lowry, matron of the Yavapai county jail, and widow of Sheriff James Lowry, killed by Mexi- cans at the United Verde Extension mine more than a year ago. has ar rived in the city for two weeks va cation with her niece, Mrs. R. John ston, 1902 North Second street. Mrs. Lowry made an inspection of the county jail yesterday afternoon. Ut seems an awfully dark old place, and not nearly so good as the one we have at Prescott she said, after complet- ing her tour.
 DIVORCE IS DENIED = Judge Stanford of the superior court yes terday denied an application for di- vorce brought by Mrs. Lorette Hughes from Rolanc c. Hughes. on the ground that she has not been in Maricopa during the six months re- quired by the law. Mrs. Hughes is represented by Edward B. Goodwin as counsel.
 HUSBAND GETS oIvoRcE-H Gardien was granted divorce from Minerva Odrulen yesterday Dy JuuSe Stanford of the superior court, deser- tion having been alleged.
 SERIOUS CHARGE STANDS-Ap- plication for the dismissal of the case against Frank Williams made by his attorneys in the superior court Fri day was denied yesterday by Judge Stanford. Williams. charged with a statutory offense, asked dismissal on the ground that more than 60 days had elapsed since the filing of the infor nation against him and the date on wf0ch he was brought to trial.
 JUDGE PATTEE HERE-Judge Samuel l.. Pattee of the Pima superior court was in Phoenix yesterday to hear arguments in the libel suit brought against the Prescott Journal Miner by l.. B. Whitney, in which Judge Stanford has been disqualified.l Briefs were ordered filed after a hear ing on the Journal Miners amended answer.
 SUSPENDS MOLOkAN SEN- Pivovoroff sage of the Molokani colony at Glendale who was given a heavy fine recently on charge of performing marriages with out licenses. was given a six months suspended sentence yesterday by Judge Stanford of the superior court