Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
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U. s. GRAND JURY MEETS TO-

reconvene at 9:s0 o'clock this nor ming to complete its work.
 DIVORCE TO HUSBAND - On grounds of desertion, Andrew G. Gar | rett yesterday was granted a decree | of divorce from Anna Garrett by | Judge Jenckes- COOKED FOOD SALE-The wom- en of the Christian church will hold [ cooked food sale today at the Union 1 market. The sale will start at Il o'clock this morning.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS -I The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the West ern Union: Mrs. Robert Harris, I Bryce E. Seamon, Mrs. Verder. Miss Mary Kamberting.
 ADDRESS TO GIRLs-Mrs. c. J. Burnett. well known evangelist and rescue worker. will speak to women and girls at 6:30 o'clock Sunday evening at the Free Methodist church, Fifth and Adams streets. WIFE GETS DIVORCE = On grounds of failure to provide Claire B. Fooshee yesterday was granted a. decree of divorce from Grover w. Fooshee by Judge Stanford The case was transferred to his court from lthat of Judge Jenckes by the plaintiff. - | AA University of Arizona club will hold a jolly up" next Tuesday evening on the lawn at 507 North Seventh street. l Returned students of the university will be guests of honor. and a large attendance is expected. A special program has been prepared. The l affair will begin at o'clock.
 THESE TO MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to George ". Clark. 29. of Phoenix. and Maude F. James, 25, of Glendale; Elmon F. Coe, 26, and Alice $. Kog- mo, both of Mesa; Kenneth w. Hous- ton, 25, and Mabelle s. Peterson, 30. both of Mesa; William J. Chernin, 27, , of Fl Paso, and Bessie Rabenowitz, 9, of Mesa
 !, REALTORS IN JOINT MEETING )l-Mesa and Phoenix realtors will hold ) forth together on Monday, June 6. } The plan is to meet at 11:15 a. m. ) | at Sixth avenue and West Adams ) street and leave sharp at 11:30 after forming in line. John Cummard of Mesa and J. L. Entrekin of Chandler |. will be in charge of the program. ! SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC = 1 The Sunday school of the First Con- Q sregational church of Tempe will hold ' their annual picnic at Morley's park 4 today. The picnic tables in the big 0 woods have been rearranged to take 7 care of large crowd. in large horse g shoe circle. MT. Walters, who is ir 2 charge of the festivities, says the 0 fun will start at noon.
 :. KEEP MARRIAGE QUIET = The many friends and relatives of Myrtle Y Kisseu and Edwin Langston will bs greatly surprised to hear of theil parsonage of the Rev MT. Elmore or Q Wednesday evening. The young couple left for Los Angeles Thursday O where they will spend their honey. moon.
 s BIRTHDAY PARTY-A pleasan
 birthday party was given for Mis- Pearl LinTille in honor of her fiftl birthday at the home of her grand
 parents, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Jeffer T son, on West Willetta street. Thos, J invited were Jane Billyeald, Gars Kissell. Norma Lou Linyille, Blanch' 7 Funk, Jane Reese, Blanche Johnson Elizabeth Standring, David Billyeald Orin Linville, Robert Setter and T 1 Wirt Standring. Jr-
 ix MINING co. INCORPORATES B The Rainbow Mining company, i i'd which a group of Parker men are in Id terested, yesterday filed it's article le of incorporation with the corpora r. tion commission. The capitalizatio lel is given at s1 ,000. .0oo, divided in m 100000 shares, at the par value of { ve a share. Robert J. Wendland is pres
 ident of the company R. J. Marti
 vice president, and John Snowde treasurer.
 n- HELD ON MANN ACT cHARG n- Floyd F. Jones yesterday was he on to answer to the federal grand jul lg, by United States Commission y's Henke after a hearing on a charge ITS violation of the Mann act. He VI rs, committed to the county jail under nd bond of 5000. Jones is charged wi rec transporting Mrs. Mary Doty fro lay Sacramento, Cal, to Phoenix for il at moral purposes. She is being held do, the Florence Crittenden home as
 material witness in the case.
 SUSPENDS SENTENCE Ram
 Morales yesterday pleaded guilty
 fore Judge Stanford on a charge N grand larceny and was given a St \ pended sentence of two years on co
 dition that he be sent to Mexico ] once. He was alleged to have stol / a horse from a rancher. A heari on the ccnfiscation of a Liberty
 automobile belonging to B. S. Pr = as a car in which intoxicating liqt sl had been carried was deferred
 order of Judge Stanford until June
 PICNIC FOR cHAMPioNS-I
 Loyal GlrlS class or the Cent
 Christian church entertained . baseball team with a picnic supper = Echo Canyon Thursday night. Tn
 were 40 present. The team lost O
 one game this season, and on May t;nc defeated picked team by score IS to 2. Messrs. Crabb, Willxy z
 Fillmore are the home run hitters
 the team. and the other members
 Miller and Johnson, pitchers; I'm
 Foster. Taylor. Crandle, Barnes,
 ton and Richards.
 TWO ARE INJURED Micf . Sessmore. the 10-year- son of ! . Mary Sessmore, 716 East Van Bu
 street. received a severe cut in
 right arm, and Deputy Sheriff ES Dewitt suffered a lacerated ri
 hand last night about 9 o'clock "
 the wheel on which young Sessn
 was riding colided with a sher
 automobile at Fifth and Van Bu BIS | street. Dr. G. $. Monical, cot . physician dressed the wounds, . ing 1s stitches in the arm of yo
 Sessmore and two in DeWitt's h
 in closing the cuts.