Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
WANTS MARRIAGE ANNuLLEu

WAN mAHHiA6E RNNOLLED Asking that his marriage be an nulied. c. w. Copeland yesterday brought suit against Edna Copeland
 He alleges when he married her. Aug. s. 1916. she had a husband living from whom she had never been di- vorced.
 FEDERAL COURT DELAYED
 Illness again prevented Judge VII
 liam H. Sawtelle. United States dis
 trict judge for the district of Arizona.
 from operating federal court here
 yesterday. but it is probable that the
 court will be convened at 10 o'clock
 this morning The grand jury was fin
 session all day yesterday. and will
 continue to meet until Judge Saw
 telle arrives and receives it's report. THREE DivORcES GRANTED
 Three decrees of divorce were granted
 yesterday by Judge Jenckes- Etta l.. Durrett was granted decree from Edward J. Durrett on grounds of de- sertion- Pauline Rowland was grant ed a decree from Lester Rowland on grounds of cruelty. Sc was awarded the custody of their child. Frances Davis was given a decree from J. D. Davis on grounds of cruelty and de- sertion- Her maiden name. Frances
 Potter was restored her by the de- cree.
 SUMMER TERM AT LAmsoNs- The summer term has opened at the Lamson buaRness college with a
 much larger attefidance than was ex- l pected, 45 being enrolled The de- ] mand for instruction in shorthand 1 was larger than expected. and a new | class will be organized a little later. l Certificates for skill fin operating the
 Remington typewriter have been Is l sued to Carroll E. Adkins and the
 Misses Dorothy Wade and Hattie
 ASKS DAMAGES FOR INJuRIEs Il Declaring he sustained injuries ts the extent of &5,125 when throvr from a street car on Jan 24. 1921. c H. Haywood yesterday brought sui
 against the Phoenix Railway com pany of Arizona Haywood allegel he was riding as a passenger on aI eastbound car on East Washington street and was sitting on a seat oi
 the rear vestibule of the car. The ca stopped at Third street. he says. an,
 the motorman started the car with
 sudden jerk which threw him iron the car to the pavement
 THE9E WILL MARRY-Iiccnsc to marry were issued yesterday | ,, William C. Benson. 33. and Ros Burton F. Perry. 2S. and Olive \ East, 20. both of Phoenix: Manus Laguna- g. and I.omfcia Valdez. q both of Tempe. Paris C Harp. 2. ! and Gladys Rober1s. 20. both c Phoenix.
 HELD ON LARCENY CHARGE
 Vicente Alva yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Henry J. Sul l, | livan on a charge of grand larccn, He was committed to the county la . under a bond of $500 and the heayin ' was set for Saturday morning He charged with taking Ford car val 2 ued at $500 from Y. c. Ramirez. II ' was arrested by Officer Nick P1up Q of the police department.
 ADVERTISING vAllEY-1n cor Q sonance with it's policy of "bcing evcI c lastingly at it. in the matter of put e ting forth the advantages of this ses s ton of the great Southwest. the chan Der Of commerce has prepared a larf number of distinctive postal cars which are to be distributed to the de . egates and visitors who attend n convention of the National Educs tlon association at Dcs Noines in tf near future. The postal cards. whi< ' are addressed to the chamber of con nercc. carry on one side a fine pi' | ture of the Monroe school bui1din \ while on the other Is a list of tho things in which prospective cm \ grant or tourist may be intercste The plan is to have the Eastern n check off the list and return the cal to Phoenix whereupon the chamb 7 of commerce will send him litcratu
 concerning the matters on which desires to be informed