Arizona republican., 1920-01-06
SENTENCE suspENpEpI

n. who Saturday changed his plea of not guilty to one of guilty. was yesterday given a two-year suspended sentence by Judge Stanford of the superior court. A condition of the sentence IS that Bunch pay F.. A. Starr S75.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday to Santa Ana Mera, 20, and Maria Ca nedo IS, both of Phoenix: BasiliO Castro. 27. and Guarda Lopez, both of Mesa: David Eldridge 56, and Mary F. Byrne, 50, both of Chandler; William A. Goraczniak. 2S, and Irene Redde- man, 23 both of Phoenix, and Mike Garcia. 21, and Florence Flores. 20, both of Phoenix
 TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL Kav- anaught Smith, charged with grand larceny was committed to the state industrial school yesterday by Judge Stanford. Smith was arrested a week ago, on his way to Texas in stolen motor car. Charles Leal, charged with burglary, was also committed to the industrial school yesterday.
 NEW BANK ExAMiNER-P. J. Munch, Nogales, is appointed to sue ceed T. M. Sullivan as assistant state bank examiner, according to an nouncement just made by State Au of banks. Sullivan resigned at the close of 1919 to take up new duties as cashier and manager of the Niles State Bank at Niles, Kansas.
 HIGH COURT CALENDARS nouncements for the appearance of the state supreme court calendar were made at the capitol yesterday, the calendar being expected from the printers by Thursday night. The hearings are to open on January 12. The usual amount of work is Saioh to be on the calendar with a prospect hot inn, yxri1l las fnl- about 10 days or a fortnight
 ALLEGED CHICKEN THIEF-Ra- phael FueSntaS was arraigned before Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler yes terday on a charge of petty larceny, consisting of the alleged theft of 30 chickens He pleaded not guilty and his hearing was set for next Monday.
 HERE TO BOOST NEW DAM Judge O. J. Baughn of Florence, a leader in the San Carlos dam project, and a delegation of citizens from Florence, Casa Grande and Tucson will meet with the San Carlos com mittee of the chamber of commerce at 10 o'clock this morning. The mem bers of the local committee are Dwight B. Heard, chairman; J. c. Dobbins, J. H. Fennemore, F. NJ Wilkinson, w. c. Button and Dave Goldberg.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET The Pythian Sisters will meet in reg ular session in the K. of F. hall at z o'clock tonight. Following initiation, visitors are welcome. Every woman is expected to bring two boxes filled for the occasion. Joint installation will take place Friday night.
 INTEREST IN REvIvAL-The re- vival meetings begun at the Balsz school Sunday night are increasing in attendance and interest. The services a fR hai fa6 bHr yaIi ic-f { J. Spiers of South Bend Kansas, who does the preaching, and colporter- missionary T. NJ. Smith of Phoenix who leads the singing. Tonight is young peoples night, and the evange- list has special message for the oc- casion. The meetings begin at 7:45 each evening in the school audito- rum.
 SEEKS BANKRUPTCIES Lo- peg, farmer and salesman, yesterday filed petition of voluntary bankruptcy in the office of the clerk of the U $. district court. Lopez debts according to the petition, amount to s6,000, while his assets which consist largely of his cotton crop and a few personal belonging, are said to be approximately s2,O0O. Lopez was employed as clerk in one of the department stores of the city for a number of years. He gave up his position to farm, planting his acreage in cotton.
 TO DELIVER ADDRESSES. E. Piper, who is in charge of the field work of the United States biological survey, arrived from California yes- terday and will address the Arizona orange growers at their extension school today atSDr. Bowman's orchard on Chicago avenue. While in the city Mir. Piper will confer with D. A. Gill christ and M. F. Musgrove, the local representative of the bureau
 U. S. PRISONERS TO LEAVEN- WORTH-Joseph P. Dillon, United States marshal, is in Tucson making to take some IS to 20 prisoners to Leavenworth. The mar for the federal prison, haSing in GUS this point, in addition to those con- victed during the recent Tucson and Globe terms of the federal court.
 WOULDBE CiTIZEN-Louis Sanko Evanoff, who came to this country from Bulgaria in 1903, yesterday filed his declaration of intention of becom- ing citizen of the United States. E,v- anoff has lived in various parts of the northwest, and recently came to Phoe- nix. where he is engaged in the transfer business.
 LEAVE FOR HOME-Mr. and Mrs Frank Kalbough, who were here for two weeks, have returned to their home in Sacramento. Mrs. Kalbough is a sis ter of Mrs. E. J. Trippel, and the Cali fornians divided their time here as the home of MT. and Mrs. Ben Rud- derow, to whom they are also related