Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
TOWN TOPICS
JAMES BLACKBURN WANTED

JAMES BLACKBURN WANTED-I The Red Cross is very anxious to get into communication with James Black burn. Telephone Sunday 1016 and week days 175S.
 HUSBAND GETS DlVORCE-His wife's too friendly relations with ne- gro secured for Andrew Juan a divorce from Fannie Juan, Judge Lyman grant ing the decree. The Juans are Indians.
 L. w. JAYCoX sERVED-In The Republican Welcome edition published yesterday the name of L. W. Jaycox, one of Maricopa county's stars, was through an error given as c. W. Jaycox.
 CITY BAND PRACTICE-The City band will hold a practice meeting this afternoon at the City Hall at o'clock A public concert will be held tonight at o'clock on the Victory loan grand stand on First avenue
 MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Emery M. Lyon, 32 Bartlett, Oregon and Edrie Mallory, 24, Glendale; Jose D. L. Fernandez, 22. Chandler, and Vir- ginia Cardenas, Is. Chandler
 BUYS COLLECTION OF BASKETS -Jepp Fitch, of 1909 Montezuma ave- nue, has purchased the entire rare col lection of Indian basketry of c. R. Bernetzlle Among the collection of curios are relics from China and Mexico.
 TO SPEAK ON PRISON REFORM Mrs. Carrie A. Lehman, a well known prison reform worker, is in Phoenix. visiting her daughter. She will speak this evening at the Presbyterian church on the subject, "A Voice from Behind the Prison Bars"
 TAKEN ON THEFT CHARGE-On complaint of R. P. Davie, NJ. M. Smith was arrested yesterday by deputies Troutman and Blanco of the sherifrs l office. Smith is alleged to have stolen tools belonging to the Marinette Land | and Water company and said to have been found in his possession by the officers.
 MARK DUNBAR HERE-Mark Dun- bar of Dunbar X Co.,, Fl Paso, aarrived in the city yesterday on a hurried busi- ness trip and a visit to his parents. Fl Paso, he says, is the busiest town in the country outside of the towns situated in the oil fields above Fort ! Worth. MT. Dunbar returned to Fl Paso last night
 WOMAN ACCUSES WoMAN-An- ! tonlo Gonzales, a Mexican woman, was arraigned before Justice Wheeler yes terday on the charge of threatening to commit an offense against another woman M. Diaz, who swore to the com plaint and will appear as the chief witness at the preliminary hearing set for 10 o'clock Friday morning. ! S12,50o INJURY VERDlCT-Delmar Riley a diamond driller. who was work ing in the Jerome Verde mine when an ore car struck him, injuring one leg, is entitled to receive $12,500, according to the decision of the superior court re- gently. Riley was represented by Al bert D. Layhe, of Phoenix and J. F Russell of Prescott. The case was tried in Prescott.
 LECTURE soF INTEREST TO Johnson Grass, It's Brad ication,' will be the subject of a lec- ture H. c. Heard, county agriculture agent, will give next Tuesday night al the South Side Neighborhood house beginning at S:30 o'clock. This subject is of such importance that a full house is expected. All interested are cordially invited to attend.
 CATHERINE HAS BIRTHDAY Catherine Otero, of 602 North ThirC avenue, was given q party on her tentl birthday, yesterday. The guest list in cluded Miss Mary C. Hayden, Mis-, May Schultz, Miss Frankie Wirer, Mis-, Ruthr Otero, Miss Helen Hammond