Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
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HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ID DANCE-Among the events of the hol iday season will be the dance to be held at the Country club on December 27 by the seniors and alumni of the Phoe- nix high school. Invitations are being sent to all the alumni of the school, and while the dance is particularly for either present seniors or actual alumni, regardless of the year of their gradua- tion, it is announced that such alumni as have married will be allowed to bring their husbands or wives, as the case may be. There will be refreshments and plans are under way to have the best of music.
 CHARGED WITH BURGLARY-I Claude Devers yesterday was arraigned before Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler on a charge of burglary preferred by J. A. Rudd of Glendale. The prelimi- nary hearing was set for Monday morn ing, December 27, at 10 o'clock, and DeVers was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish bond of $500.
 CUPID Is BUSY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Jesus Gaa- bara, 23, and Josefina Gonzales, 27, both of Glendale; Francisco Gonzales, 21, and Damacia Rios, IS, both of Tempe; Islow Jacobs, 32, of Okemot, Okla, and Polly Miller, 31, of OEmulgee, Okla; Thomas Dunca, 40, and Geneva Brook, 3S, both of Phoenix; James w. Pearce, 49, of Taylor and Gladys Viola Ander- son, r, of Mesa; Proverto Bollostros, 20, and Rosa Contrares. IT, both of Phoenix; Van B. Lester, 27, and Maude D. Cox, 27. both of Portland, Ore; Francisco Espinoza, 25, and Anita Ga varro, 21, both of Phoenix; James E. Powell, 30, of Avis, N. M, and, Vera P. Bradley, of Glendale; Domingo Bri- ones, 30, and Carlota Olsedo, 25, both of Phoenix, and James Mathews, 37, and Lucy Jackson, 25, both of Salt River.
 BONDS ARE DELIVERED-Th school bonds of district 66 the Roose- welt school, were received yesterday by the board of supervisors from the print CTS and will be delivered at once to the purchaser of the bonds. The issue calls for $28,500, and was sold several weeks ago.
 URGES HIGHER TARlFF-Follow- ing the receipt of press reports that the house committee of ways and means had framed an emergency tariff in which an import duty of cents a pound is to be assessed against impor- tations of long staple cotton, various members of the chamber of commerce yesterday wired Congressman Carl Hayden to draw his attention to what is considered an error, and asking that | the tariff be made high enough to af- ford markets for the product of nearly | 100000 Southwestern acres which are now standing still.
 GOVERNOR CAMPBELL RETURNS I-Governor Campbell will return to- morrow from Globe, where he made the principal address at the dedication cer- | apannincs in a0F hn ing of new high school.
 | GOES TO INSPECT CADETS-Cap- tain E. s. Linton left yesterday for Nogales and Tucson in the interests of the national guard and inspection of high school cadets.
 PREPARE FOR ASSESSING-The state tax commission is at present pre- pairing forms for the coming year for use of assessors of the different coun- ties and a type of form also used by milling and public utility companies assessed by the tax commission.
 RETURNS WITH PRISONER = Deputy Sheriff Al De Witt returned from Turlock, Calf, last night with James Nelson who is wanted in Phoe- nix on a statutory charge. Nelson will be arraigned before a local justice this morning. He was arrested in Turlock several days ago and held for the local l authorities.
 ARRESTED AT YUMA-J. P. Dil- lon, United States marshal has been informed that Brigidia Perez and Manuel Cardenas, charged with hay ing violated the Volstead act in Cali fornia, have been arrested by depu- ties at Yuma. The pair will be sent | to Los Angeles for prosecution.
 THREE IN FEDERAL NET-Fred
 A. Weage, United States deputy mar
 shal, arrested George Walling, Will
 liam Cummings and Lorenzo Mathon-
 igan, colored, yesterday on charges ot
 having violated the narcotics act. The three were brought before John B
 Henke, United States commissioner
 who bound them over to the fedora , court.
 AMERICAN LEGION MEETS -
 special meeting of Frank Luke Jr Post No 1 of the American Legiol 2 will be held this evening and all legiol