Arizona republican., 1920-09-10

Wash. to live lie asks for the GUS tody of their minor daughter.
 RECEIVES CEC8EE-On grounds of desertion, AnSelita de Estrada was granted q decree of divorce on Wed nesday from Alberto Estrada by Judge
 GRANTED DIVORCE - Frank A. Barnard was granted a decree of di vorce ol Wednesday from Mae M. Bar hard by Judge Lyman. Barnard charged desertiOn.
 4 CORRECTION a recent report of the Labor day parade il was stated that the city band participated. This. il is said, was an error. as the band which took part ia the parade was made up of the members of the local musicians union.
 ASKS DECREE -Chargingf deser- tion. F.. \. Sanford yesterday brought suit against Theresa Sanford for de cree of divorce. He says she lives in Denver, Colo, and refuses to live with him.
 SUES FOR DVoRcE-Declaring that his wife left him one month after they were married with the intention of never returning. C. ". Stone yester- day brought suit for divorce from Le
 onora Stone charging assertion. He says they were married June 1. 1911 and separated July l. 1911.
 VI lON FOE L. ERS te- titions for letters Of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of Emma
 T. Johnson. who died in Maricopa county, October '. 1919. by John A. Johnson. The estate consists of real l and personal property to which the petitioner gives the value of s75O0. The petition will be heard on Monday aft ernoon. Sept. 2, at Is o'clock. PIANO RECITAL-A recital by piano pupils of Miss Nellie Trott and violin pupils of Francisco Rozzini will he given Saturday afternoon at 30 1 o'clock at the studio at SIS North Sixth street. On account of limited room. only pupils will be present Later in the l season a recital will be held in the auditorium to which the parents and 1 friends of the pupils will be most wei 1 SENTENCED TO JAIL-Andres Ma rogho, who pleaded guilty in the su- 1 perior court several days ago to a charge of manufacturing intoxicating l liquor. yesterday was sentenced hy 1 Judge Lyman to serve six months n i the county jail and to pay in addition fine Of $30 or 90 days in jail if not 1 paid. Marogho was arrested recently when officers Of the sheriffs office made a raid in Chandler
 l SENTENCED AND FlNED-Alfred 1 Perez, who pleaded guilty recently to | charge of transporting liquor. was sentenced yesterday by Judge Lyman i to serve 30 days in the county jail and 1 to pay in addition fine of $50 or 3C | days in jail if not paid. Perez was ar 1 rested several weeks ago following a l raid by members of the sheriff's office
 on the construction camp at the Giles pie dam after they had found two stills and quantity of mash and ''moon l shine whiskev
 WANTED IN GEoRGIA-wanted ir l Macon aHa of zIc ment, R. N. Hall, auditor of a loca
 concern. was arrested yesterday by or ficers McGrath and Grove of the city police and is being held in the city iai l for the Georgia authorities. He waived
 extradition and will be taken hack tc 1 Phoenix. Halls arrest followed tele-
 graphic advices from Sheriff I. F Hicks of Macon. The nature of the l alleged offense is not known
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses tc marry were issued yesterday to Car
 lesto Martinez. 10, and Dolores Her | nandez. IS, both of Cashion: Hugo Jor- gensen. 34, of San Francisco. and E,Iiz-
 abeth Bogusch. 2S of Fl Paso: Frank | J. Beaver. 36, and Ruth A. Winnett 23
 both of Los Angeles: Manuel Roverro
 S1. of Jose Gurara, 20. both of Tempe
 Francisco Carriyosa, fl, and Ramo- | ma RobleS, 29 both of Chandler: Pau
 Arvrez. 2i. and Norine Johnson. IS
 both of Phoenix; Frank Charles Brue- 1 ger, 20. and Gladys Leah Dunagan. IS both of Phoenix
 SET HEARING DATE-In accord
 ance with a petition filed yesterday | asking for the dissolution Of the West
 ern Soil Bacteria company of Arizona Judge Lyman set the date for the hear
 ing of the petition for Sept. 30 and is sued an order citing all persons inter-
 ested to appear on that date and shov cause why the petition should not h
 granted The petition states that 2
 special meeting of the stockhelder , held on Sept. a resolution wa ' passed to surrender the corpora t
 franchise and their charter and win,
 up the business. According to the pc tition all the assets have been ordere, disposed of by sale
 l WALTER HASTINGS OLNEY RE : TURNlNG-Tbe many friends of Wal ter Hastings Olney are eagerly look ing forward to his return to the cit,
 about the middle of the month. whel he will again take up his teacRing a ? the Arizona. School of Music. Durin, his residence here last year MT. Olne I firmly established himself as a mas [ ter teacher of the art of singing man { Of his pupils were heard during tn / year on the various programs given i
 this city and vicinity. and five artisti = recitais were given by the advance,
 pupils a the School of Music las ? spring. Many interesting things ar l planned for the vocal department tn coming year. among them the pres
 entation of an opera. MT OIney is I member of the Rotary club and is a f established resident of the city