Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
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RECITAL THIS AFTERNOON

RECITAL THIS AFTERNooN-A recital will be held at the School of Music at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon which will be composed of selections rendered by the piano pupils of Miss Doyle, Miss Edwards, and Mrs. Stew ard; violin pupils of H. klingenfeld and vocal pupils of Walter Hastings Olney. Other recitals are scheduled for Friday and Saturday afternoons and Friday evening. The public is al- ways welcome to attend these affairs.
 TWO COUPLES TO WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Augustin Gastelo, 23, of Phoenix, and Artemiza Cecedo, 25, of Tempe; and Lonnie Lumbley, 22 and Alice Lee, 21, both of Phoenix.
 CASE OF RECORDS SToLEN-A case containing membership records of the Knights of Columbus was stolen from an automobile left standing for few minutes in front of the Rose Tree last night while the owner was in side Anyone finding the papers is re- quested to notify the police. The case also contained some money, and it is thought that the thief may have taken this and thrown the papers away.
 HELD ON MANN ACT-Melville c. Butler yesterday was held to answer to the federal court by Nat T. Mckee. acting United States commissioner, on a charge of having violated the Mann white slave act. Bond was fixed at $2,O0O and Butler was returned to the county jail. His wife, Pearl Butler whom it is alleged he transported to Phoenix from Cincinnati for immoral purposes, is being held in the city jail under a bond of S1.000 as a, witness In the case. The pair were arrested last Saturday night in a local hotel where it is alleged Butler has been living on the immoral wages of his wife since ! t4n- nn Neither of the defendants testified yes terday
 ARRIVE FROM LOS ANGELES Mrs. Herbert WolkskilI Of Los Angeles arrived here yesterday accompanied by her two charming daughters. She will remain here for one week visiting the | family of w. T. Webb, United States prohibition director for Arizona. Mrs. | WolkskiII enjoys a wide acquaintance | in Phoenix. having formerly lived here for number of years.
 | PERMIT TO SELL STOCK-The | corporation commission yesterday is 1 sued a permit to the Black Canyon Oil treasury stock at 10 cents a share. The company's property is located in Nav 1 ajo county,
 WOULD BUILD CRossINGs-The Arizona Eastern railroad has applied to the corporation commission for per
  crossings over spur tracks between Avondale and Litchfield. The applica- tion was filed yesterday.
 OPENS REALTY OFFICE-J. c. I Harmon, recently with the Greene 61 | Griffin realty office, who has been l here for several months, has opened q general realty office at 11O North Cen ] tral avenue Besides city and country l property, cattle ranches will be han 6Ied.. Air. Harmon was formerly in the ] livestock commission business in Kan sas City.
 NEIGHBoRHOOD CLUB MEETS The Neighborhood club will hold a | special business meeting at Neighbor- l hood house this afternoon at 2:3C o'clock for the purpose of discussing ! work for the coming year and to clear up all unfinished business.
 PAN HELLENIC MEETING = The ! Pan Hellenic Luncheon club will meel Saturday afternoon at i o'clock at the I T. M. C. A. Reservations may be secured by telephoning 3102 between 6 and o'clock afternoons. It is re- ! queSted that all reservations be made ] by Friday afternoon.
 MAKES BRIEF VlSIT-Doane AIer- Till. state examiner was in town foI the day leaving last evening for Cliff ton where he and 1T. O. Morrison . deputy examiner. are established at present on official business. Mrs ATer- Till and Miss Ruth Merrill left last evening for Prescott where they will pass the summer season.
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