Arizona republican., 1921-03-18
HusR AND ASKS DIVORCE

7 U A " D ASKS DIVORCE Charging desertion. John H. Allen yes terday brought suit for decree of di- vorce from Helen Allen. He says they 1917, and she left him in August, 1918.
 alG ALFALFA PLANT-An alfalfa plant more than six feet long was brought into the chamber of commerce yesterday by the grower. T. H. Bacon of Longview avenue. The plant has been labeled "A St. Patrick's Day AL falfa Plant and placed on exhibition at the chamber of commerce rooms,
 MOTORISTS FINED-Three auto ists pleaded guilty yesterday before Justice Nat T. Mckee on charges of exceeding the speed limit on North Central avenue in front of the Osborn school and were fined S10 each They were W. c. Miller, c. F. Durham and c. Hess. The complaints were made
 ON CHECK CHARGE-W. H. Cole
 man yesterday was arraigned before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on a charge of passing a bogus check. The pre- Iiminary hearing was set for Tuesday morning and he was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish bond of $100.
 WAVES PRELIMiNARY-A he had waived preliminary hearing in that court when arraigned yesterday, Justice Henry J.. Sullivan held Jack Lightner, alias Bob Mason, to answer to the superior court on a charge of grand larceny. The complaint was made by Homer Grill, who alleges Lightner took a shotgun and several
 UNDELNERED TELEGRAMS = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Mrs. J. R. Van Dyke, J. D. Fort, T. E. Powell. W. |. Parmenter, s. L. Blanton and Russell Bros
 ARRAIGNED ON c H A R G E. Charged with grand larceny, A. Ches- ter yesterday was arraigned before Justice Henry J. Sullivan and the date of the preliminary hearing set for Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Chester was released under bond of $500. FOUND NOT GUllTY-James Ma honey yesterday was found not guilty by a jury in the superior court on a charge of grand larceny and was or dered discharged from custody by Judge Gibbons
 ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON-Tht regular weekly luncheon of the Phoe- nix Rotary club will be held at noor | today at the Y. NJ. c. A. Con P. Cronin state law and reference librarian. vii be the principal speaker, giving ; resume of the laws passed by the Fiftf |
 | JEWISH sERvIcEs-Regular Jew, ish services will be held this evenins l at s o'clock at the school administra. | ton building on North First avenue l pr. Liknaitz will speak Miss Bessie | Fox Davis will be the soloist, tn, 1 Tempe chorus rendering Its part of thu 1 service. Saturday morning and Sun 1 day morning classes in religion, fol. | lowed by services All are welcome. l REVIVAL SERVtCES-The reviva | services in progress at the Centra 1 Christian church are interesting a. we'll as instructive. The Rev. MT. Fl
 more is a forceful and convincint 1 speaker. Mir. Cassity, the song leader is recent arrival in the city. He ha | had wide experience in evangelisti singing and is a charming soloist al well. The song service begins prompt l ly at 7;45 each evening
 HELD ON TWO cHARGES-Jame
 Reeves yesterday pleaded not guilt, when arraigned before Justice Nat T | Mckee on a charge Of carrying con cealed weapons and a charge of trans porting intoxicating liquor. The com plaint was made by Deputy Sheriff J R. Troutman. who alleges that afte he arrested Reeves on a charge O
 transporting whisky he found a re volver in his pocket. The preliminar, hearing of the case was set for Marcl 22 and Reeves was committed to tn county jail when he failed to furnisl 1 a bond of sT5o.