Arizona republican., 1921-05-20

property, has been arrested in Flag staff and is being held for the local authorities Deputy Sheriff H. F. Watson left for Flagstaff last night to bring Smith back to Phoenix.
 ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE A license to marry was issued yester- day to Ralph H. Coke, 30, of Red Rock, and Mary Lucille Dempsey, Z4, of Silverbell-
 AMPHiON CLUB TO MEET-The final meeting of the Amphion club, junior auxiliary of the Musicians club will be held at o'clock Mon day afternoon in the west wing of the high school auditorium building. The program will be given by the eighth grade girls of the Osborne school
 SUES FOR Notwithstanding that she had been damaged to the extent of S15,000 through the alienation of her husbands affections, Bessie Amelia Dillman yesterday brought suit against Ruby Wayne. In July, 1919, she alleges. the defendant in- duced her husband, Howard F. Dill man, to desert her.
 WIFE ASKS DEcREE-Declaring that her husband beat her so severely that she had to get the services of a physician, Ida NJ. Shamblin yester- day brought suit for divorce from Charles D. Shamblin. They were married in March, 1919. She asks for the decree and the restoration of her former name, Ida M. Totten, and asks alimony.
 NEW BOY ARRlVES-It doesn't happen every day. and it never hap pened before yesterday in the family of Ben C. Estes of The Republican composing room. It is a boy of the often reported but not always made weight of ten pounds. But the weight in this case was vouched for. The boy baby was welcomed by two little sisters. He has been named Benjamin Coffield Estes.
 ON LARCENY CHARGE-Ranion Morales, 20; Ed Escalante, IT, and Alphonse, Levia, Is. were arraigned yesterday before Justice Nat T. Me Kee on a charge of grand larceny. Morales was committed to the county jail under a bond of $500 and his hearing set for May 2S. The other two were turned over to the Juvenile court under bonds of $500 each. They are alleged to have stolen a horse from w. G. Powers
 WOMAN'S CIRCLE TO MEET = An all-day meet of the Woman s Circle of the Calvary Baptist church will be held at the home of Mrs. 1 W. G. Tolleson, 1105 East Willetta street today. All women of the church and congregation are invited 1 to attend. Dinner will be served as
 usual. The afternoon will be devoted
 to a study of the eighth chapter of acts, led by Mrs. L. w. Coggins, and | followed by reports from the state ! convention.
 GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY-Johr | Hartsincks, an employe of the Cham | bers Transfer company, who has been | ill foi the past two months, was the
 recipient of a birthday surprise party
 at his home, 1906 W. Taylor street ! Wednesday evening. Those who par | ticipated in the affair were Mir. anc 1 Mrs. George K. Wood, Mir and Mrs Ernest Wood and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Glen Wood, Mir. and Mrs. c N. Wilson, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Watson. Mrs. Florence Hair, Mrs. Lil- lie Hartsinck, Mary and George Wood
 ASKS $fo,ooo DAMAGES-Deciar ing that he sustained injuries to the ! extent of S10.000 when struck by the defendants automobile, Gilberto Valenzuela, through his guardian, Isabel Moreno, yesterday brought suit against G. w. Wingate for a JddSiHeHt- I1e dHtSeS tildI ne Was crossing Second street at Washing ton street on April 30. when an auto ' mobile driven by Wingate turned off Washington street into Second street striking him and knocking him down According to the complaint, Valen-
 zuela is years old
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY = Joe V Clark. charged with grand larceny yesterday pleaded not guilty wher 1 arraigned in~ the superior court Judge Stanford set the date of the
 trial for June If. Clark is alleged tt l have taken a Ford car from the Ari zona Egyptian Cotton company anC l after changing the motor numbers or the car, to have sold it to a Prescott firm. When arrested Clark had tw,
 sets of Arizona license plates, a com
 plete set of dies for changing moto
 numbers, and several fake bills o
 sale in his room, officers allege.
 SEEKING B R OTH E R-Mrs.
 Ludlow of Waycross, Ga, has writ
 ten to Claude $. Berryman clerk ( the Superior court, asking for in formation concerning her brother l Wilkins Monroe Robins, whom sf } says, left his home in Greensboro, Ga in 1898. She says she heard th5
 he was in this section of the cour 1 try and information as to his where ! abouts would be appreciated by h aged parents, brothers and sister
 He is about 40 years of age, she say and blind in ore eye. Anyone know ing his whereabouts is asked to wri k Mrs T. I,udl0w Box 345 WavcroS