Arizona republican., 1920-05-22


 RECITAL ENJoYED-The recital given at the Christian church Thurs day evening was greatly enjoyed by those in attendance. The pupils talk ing part in the program showed great ability and sang with cIearness and ease of manner. The next recital in this series will be held Tuesday even ing, May 24. at the same place. The public is cordially invited to lttend.
 WILL BE HEARD IN RECITAL Frank Lynn Wilson, pupil of Wal ter Hastings Olney. will be heard with Myrtle Lines, piano pupil of Franz Darvas, and Loyoia Brandon violin pupil of IT. Klingenfeld in a recital tonight at the Arizona School of Mu- sic. The program will start at s; 30 o'clock. The public is invited to at tend.
 GOES OPEN sHoP-Another res taurant has declared for the open shop, and hereafter the Saratoga cafe, II West Washington street will be operated on the open shop plan This leaves only a few of the smaller res taurants operating on the closed shop plan, the larger cafes having joined the open shop movement some time ago.
 ARRESTED IN NEBRASKA-After being traced from Mesa to Los An geles and from there to Nebraska, Bert
 
 Lake, wanted in Mesa on a charge of obtaining money by means of bogus check. was arrested Thursday at Scotts Bluff, Neb., and is being held for the Mesa authorities. IL is alleged that Lake gave the Foxworth- Bush Lunn Der company of Mesa a check for $40 on April 22. then drew out his bank ac- count and left town. The charge was made when the check was returned unpaid by the bank
 INDIAN TRADER A VISITOR Hugh Patton. an Indian trader, with four stores on the reservation south of the river, was in the city yesterday. Mfr. Patton was the moving spirit in the erection of the Presbyterian church on the reservation, for he is a consistent Pres byterian and one of the forernos members of his tribe. the Pima IIc was educated at the Phoenix Indian school and has taken an active part in every movement for the benefit of his kinsmen and Indians generally.
 ANNUL MARRiAGE-On grounds that she was under age and had mar ried without the consent of her parents or guardian. Judge Lyman yesterday annulled the marriage of Ewart Phil lips and Geraldine Massey Phillips, both colored The couple were married on May 6, after Phillips had secured a license, giving the girls age as 19 years. Relatives of the girl. with whom she had been living, at once brought suit for annulment, stating that she was only 13 years old.
 HAS SOME COCUMENTS-S -Secre- tary A. F. Stelzer. in reorganizing the papers and documents of the state cor poration commission, has set aside a lot of books, insurance and other re- ports which are of no further service to the commission. He thinks. though that they may be of use to other per- sons, attorneys and others interested in those subjects and he will place them at their disposal. They will bs held by him for q short time, and de- stroyed if not called for
 GIRLS TO SELL DOUGHNUTs FOR SALVATION ARMY-The sug- gestion by the committee in charge oi the Salvation Army home service cam paign that the young ladies of the city volunteer to sell doughnuts in the city hall park tonight has met with en- thusiastic response. and it is expected that a large number of society girls | will be on hand to dispense the delect- able pastries for the benefit of the l Salvation Army. and that a large sun 1 of money will be derived toward the 1 swelling of the fund