Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

g, of Peoria, and Lucia Avilez, 22, of 1 Phoenix; Jesus BaIderrama, q, and Rita Lavio. IS, both of Chandler; Charles D. Green, 2, and Nan Black burn, 22, both of Phoenix; Fraik l.. Owen, 26, and Eayleen Schaiff, 19,
 both of Phoenix; and Cicente Me Clure, 32, and Lucy Robles, 29, both of Mesa.
 GOING TO WAs4INoToN-Hugh E. Campbell, president Of the Arizona Wool Growers association. is en route | for Washington in the interests of tariff legislation on livestock, wool FRAT. HOLDS MEETINe-The
 Lamba Delta fraternity held a meet
 ing at the home of Louis Chalmers
 on Wednesday evening, October 26.
 The following names were entered
 through initiation: Leslie Williams,
 Hess Seaman, Horace Mckee, Alex
 Elarr. Donald Hultz.
 SOCIETY TO MEET-The Theo
 sophical Society will meet on Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock at room IS,
 Arizona Fire Insurance building. The subject of discussion will be "The Law of Cause and Effect" Visitors are welcome.
 READINGS AT STUDIO CLUE The first of Mrs. McClusley's even l ing readings will be given on Tuesday evening at the Studio club at $ 1 o'clock. Two delightful comedies will be read: "The Twelve Pound Look, by Barrie, and Suppressed Desires" " i by Susan Glaspell. These plays are satires to be equally appreciated by both sexes and it is hoped that hus- bands and wives will listen and laugh with and at each other. These read | I1 a T1AeFT l. tutes for the movies for those who have taste for literature, and movie price will be the admission fee.
 ON CHECK CHARGE - Harry Bergstrom Reid Friday appeared before Judge Stanford for arraign- ment to q charge of passing a bogus check but was granted until this morning at 9:30 o'clock to plea to the charge. Reid is charged with passing a check for SIS 90 on the Diehl Shoe company to which a fic- l titious name had been signed. Reid is wanted in several other cities on the same charges and when arrested here by the police he carried a com plete line of checks and materials for the passing of checks
 NEW MINE COMPANY = Alfred 1T. Gale of Prescott member of the fifth state legislature: George w Nilsson, associated with Mir. Gale in the practice of law, and Theodore NJ Martin, alsoAof Prescott. are the in corporators of the Gold and Silver l Belt Mining company which filed its 1 articles with the corpora ton commis- sion yesterday. The authorized can ital stock of the company is $75000C divided into 3,O00,000 shares at 25 cents a share. The principal place of business of the company will be in Prescott.
 HELD IN MEXICO - Wanted ir Nogales to answer to the charge oi | murder. a Mexican named Valencia is being held sa the Altar district, So- nora, according to word received here from Arthur H. DeRiemer. county attorney Of Santa Cruz county. He was arrested on the other side oi the border on the charge of horse stealing and every effort is being ex- erted to have him deported to this country to stand trial for the more
 serious charge against him. The Mexican, whose alias is Samaniego
 is an American citizen, born ir Phoenix.
 GRANTED DiVoRcE-Annie Hor- ton yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from l.. J. Horton by Judge
 
 answer to Horton's suit for a decree from her. She charged cruelty. Sew eral months ago, a jury in Judge i Lymau's court granted Horton an an- 1 nulnent of the marriage on the i grounds that Mrs. Horton had not i been divorced a sufficient length of i time prior to their marriage in Sep 1 tember, 1918, in New Mexico. Mrs. l Horton appealed to the supreme court i which reversed the decision and de- i clared the marriage valid. Horton 1 then filed suit for divorce.
 PLEAD NOT GUlLTY-Robert ] Lindsay, negro. yesterday entered a l plea of not guilty when arraigned in
 the superior court on a charge of 1 manslaughter and Judge Stanford set l the case for trial on December 6. The l charge against Lindsay arises from l the death of John Josephs, negro l recently from a bullet wound alleged l to have been inflicted by Lindsay 1 Greer Smith pleaded not guilty to . ] statutory charge and the case was set | for December '. Harry Bergstrom l Reid, charged with passing a bogus | check, pleaded not guilty to the 1 charge and the trial was set for De- ] cember F. Reid, according to the ] officers, is wanted in several other ] dities on similar charges He is i charged with passing a fictitious
 check for S1S.3o on the Diehl Shoe ] company.