Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
ouARTET is cANcELLED-The

QUARTET is cANcELLED-Th The
Crpheus Quartet, booked to appear
here as the special number of the Hi-f
lectupo course, has been compelled to
cancel it's Phoenix engagement. fne
extra number failed to arrive on
schedule time and announcement was
made at the yesterday that later
booking could not be arranged.
ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR SCHOOL,
Decision was reached "Wednesday eve
ring at a meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association of the Aihambra
school district 10 install electric lights
and running water in the school. 9th
er improvements We're discussed, as
was bond issue for funds, but no ac-
ton was taken in these matters. Light
refreshments consisting of grape juice
and cakes were served during the So
cial hour which followed the business
meeting. County Superintendent a. L.
Jones was present.
TRICkED IN MARRIAGE, HE
SAYS-Declaring that he was tricked
into a marriage, Felipe Sanchez filed
suit for divorce from Sista Sanchez
yesterday in the superior court. San
chez. who gives his age as 10, alleges
that the father of his Wife, Rumaldo
Chavira came to him stating that he
was responsible for the condition II
his daughter and under threats of vio-
uary s, 1920 Following the ceremony
Sanchez alleges that his wife told him
that another was the responsible party
and not himself
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses TO
marry were issued Yesterday to Walter
b. Clark. A, and Louisa Briggs. 80,
both of Mesa: Jesse NJ Aguierre 26
and Laura Donninquez, IS, both OF
FhoeniX; Ullen l.. Hanscow, % and
Ruby e. Secrist. %. both of Phoenix
Augustine S. Vallalobos. 43, and Cert
rude Miranda. %, both of Phoenix;
Johnny Carlisle, u. and Margaret
Naraher. 10. both of Maricopa. and
Elmer j. Shepard. 81. of HilisdaIe,
Mich. and Emelyn @. Thomas, "A. both
CT Phoenix
SURVEY APPLICATIONS Appn-
cation for the survey of four lode
claims and four millsites were filed in
the surveyor generals office yesterday
by the Queen Creek Copper company.
me property is located in the Pioneer
mining district in Pina1 county. An
application was also filed by the Penn
Mining company as claimant of II
lode claims in the Globe mining dis
tr1ct, ella county, ~
REVENUE AGENT RETURNS
FRED Reld, revenue agent with head
quarters at Denver. who was here to
assist In making income tax returns
left last evening for Albuquerque.
FRENCH MEMORIALS - French
memorial death certificates are being
held at the Phoenix post6ffice in The
uncalled for mail. Postmaster Selim
]. Nicholson asks that anyone know
ing the forwarding address of the fol-
lowing to notify his office. Mrs George
Hahn, James w. Lamb, Wilfred Wa
dell. Jr, Lily Jackson
DEPUTY COLLECTOR RETURNS
Thomas Pritchard deputy collector
"a Y1f 1oI
who has been absent in the southern
part OF the state since January on of
Iiclal business, returned to Phoenix
yesterday He will make this place his
headquarters for the present
BICYCLE is FOUND-An Echo BIZ
ters for Identification by the owner
Ine bicycle was picked up recently
III is important immediate claim be
made by the owner
H.. e. BLACKBURN DIES@H. f.
blackburn, resident of Phoenix for
the past three years and one of the
best known young men in the city. died
yesterday after a short illness with
pneumonia. "Blaclie'' as he was
known, had been employed by E. j.
Doyle and at the Commercial cigar
stand at various times. His former
home was in Chicago, where the body
was shipped last night for burial
ARRAlGNED ON LIQUOR CHARGE
John Kulyer was granted until
March % to enter a plea when ar
raigned yesterday before Judge Stan
ford in the superior court on charge
of manufacturing intoxicating liquor.
He was arrested last Wednesday at his
ranch southeast of the city.
In a. cellar near the house were found
four barrels, bucket of mash, mum
Der of raisin boxes, a. gasoline stove
and some corks. The odor from the
still, which was concealed with brush,
was easily detected from the ranch
house. -Kulyes denied all knowledge Of
the still and said that he had recently
bought the place. The appearance of
bottle of moonshine whiskey in the
city led to the raid and arrest
CHARGE is REDUCED-On mo-
ton of Assistant County Attorney Her
man Lewkowitz, the charge of embez-
Element against William II. Hern was
reduced to a misdemeanor. to which
he pleaded guilty before Justice Nat T.
Mckee yesterday. He was given q
suspended sentence of 100 days in the
county Jail, or a fine of 500. Hern
chose the suspended sentence, which
was given with the understanding that
he shall not leave the county and also
that he pay back the money "Sailor'
Brown alleged he took
TO DRAW FOREST LANDS-A
drawing for forest lands in Coconino
county will be made at the United
O'Clock Monday afternoon according to
the announcements made by Charles e.
Marshall, register. yesterday. Mr..
Marshall stated that the lands had been
classified as agricultural. He said a