Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
WIFE ASKS DlvoRcE-Allesing

WIFE ASKS DIvoRcE-Allesing cruelty and failure to provide, Lillie
 RahI. through her attorney. W. V. An derson. filed suit for decree of di-
 vorce from w w Rahl in the superior court yesterday. She asks for custody of q minor child.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses ,o marry were issued yesterday to Karl
 Lesueur 25, and Merle Skousen. 20. both of Mesa: Paul 0. Woody. 30. and Leona Olson. 21, both Of Phoenix: John J. Schultz, B. and Nora Narmore, 39
 both of Palo Verde: and Ernest Ra-
 merez. p, and Mercedes Granillo, IS,
 both of Chandler
 HELD TO ANSWER-W F. Reed,
 charged with grand larceny, appeared
 in the court of Justice Charles DeSales
 Wheeler yesterday morning for ar
 raignment and entered a plea of not
 guilty. He was held to answer and his
 bond was fixed at $500. The case will
 be heard this morning. Reed was ar rested "Wednesday evening at the Bass
 Ter hotel on a warrant sworn out by
 Mrs N Schwartz, proprietor of the
 Sunny Rest Sanitarium at Sixteenth and Pierce streets, who alleges that
 Reed, after finding the keys to the cash register in the place, took $50.
 IAe1tt WdS IOIII1eIIN 6IipioNeo GU thS
 institution.
 CASE IS DISMISSED Through lack of evidence. Justice Nat T. Mckee yes
 terday dismissed the case against James Steed. charged with obtaining money by means of bogus checks.
 Steed. it was alleged. gave the Quinn Cafeteria q check drawn by another which he forgot to endorse. It was returned by the bank it was said, be- of .pI nff StoG6 testified that he had no remembrance of giving the check. but that he had paid Quinn for it when the latter notified him 1t had been returned.
 SEEK SONG AND DANCE SISTERS Now conducting a bureau for lost girls. in connection with the work of all his other arduouS departments. State School Superintendent c. O. Case is looking for a couple of song and dance sisters known Grace and Norma Wallace. The sisters are sought by their mother. Mrs. C. Brehany Of 1112 Market street. San Francisco. the mother stating that the girls are on professional tour and that she does not know when they will write to her. Meanwhile. the mother says. some sad family affairs have tranSpired that make it imperative for her to reach them at once
 GOVERNOR COULDN'T MAKE TIT For lack of suitable airplane. or other convenience for rapid tfansporta tion. Gov. Thomas F. Campbell yester day lost q rare chance for q chat with the National Woman'S chamber of commerce members in New York. where d discussion is scheduled on the subjects of the nations merchant mar inc and the nations foreign trade re- iations. The governor wired his re- grets, it being absolutely impracticabie l,,., c.l, notice as long as Arizona's ttansporta tion facilities continue so backward. The women who are going to discuss the merchant marine and the foreign trade relations did not take into full tion all the details of the gov ernor's desired trip.
 JUDGE THOMAS TO LECTURE Judge W. H. Thomas of the California court of appeals, will arrive in the city this morning and will deliver lee ture at the Fathers and Sons ban quet at the First Presbyterian church 1 at go o'clock tonight. He will speak ! before the Presbyterian aggregation l Sunday morning The judge is recog- 1 niZed in his home state as masterful i speaker and one of the strong Iaymen ! of the Presbyterian church. All are i urged to hear him.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEET i tNG-The regular monthly meeting of 1 the Nomens Missionary society of the l church will be held at | Cooks Bible school today. This will i be an alI-day session and one Of the ] most important of the year. Each < one Rxi.o attends is requested to bring ] q cup. fork and spoon. Take an In . dian school car at Washington and l First streets at s:20 o'clock this l 
 CALLED BY HUSBANDS DEATH i Jessie Benton Evans has been called ! to Chicago by the death of her hus- band Denver Evans, who died sud- 1 denly from influenza. Mrs. Evans had I only recently opened her studio al the ! foot of Camelback. The artists i friends believe that she will return to the scene -of many of her i finest paintings l