Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1927, Page 6

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CAM YU TIE '\'HATC_ CHARLIE SURE DOES TAK ~ s GoLF %fiou sy -4 RAY ROHMN THINIK S HE'S PLAYIMG GREAT GOLFIF RE GETS Ass 85. 16T THAT FUMMNY Y BIG DOWNPOUR FLOODS ARIZONA-UTAH POINTS Man Electrocuted as Result of Storm and Communication Lines Are Crippled. By the Associated Press. PHOENIX, Ariz., September 13.—A trail of crippled lines of communica- tion from southern Arizona north to central Utah today marked the prog- ~ | ress of a storm which brought record refused to buy her a $1.000 speed boat, a $12,000 automobile, and a $60,000 home on Long Island. which she wanted. In granting the divorce today, the eourt ordered Mrs. Grasselli to return jewels that belonged to Grasselli’s mother. Testimony during the hear- ing revealed that Mrs. Grasselli had pawned the three pieces of jewelry to secure $5 est rains in years were re- ported in northern Arizoru. More than five inches of rain sent streams to flood marks north of Prescott: A. E. 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