Arizona republican., 1920-12-15
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 RETURNS FROM TRIP-C. A. Dagley of the Dagley Realty company returned Sunday from three weeks business trip through southern Arizona and Texas. A large part of the tune was spent in Fl Paso, where MT. Daglev reports considerable activity in real estate.
 LATE cHAFEN SoUGHT-Expect- ing to meet her son, Lafe Chafen, at the Commercial hotel Monday night, Mrs. Chafen after her arrival in town went there but was unable to secul a room, and was sent to the Seventh Avenue hotel. Yesterday noon she was in the post office and fainted near the door. She was taken to the Sis ters' hospital. Anyone knowing of the whereabouts of Lafe Chafen is asked to notify the hospital at once.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Juan Quinones, 46, and Hilaria Ra- merez, AS, both of Phoenix; and Ebert Lee, 23, and Callie Irvada Stockton, 19, both of Tolleson.
 CHARGED WITH LARCENY - Erwin Haney yesterday was ar ragined before Justice Mckee on a charge of grand larceny and was com mitted to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of $750. The case will be heard Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Haney is charged with taking two automobile tire castings from John P. Coates, valued at $130. Haney was arrested in Los Angeles recently and held for the local authori- ties. He was brought back to PhOe nix by Sheriff John Montgomery yes terday morning.
 A FORGERY CHARGE - Albert Louis yesterday was arraigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of forgery. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of $1000.' The case will be heard on Fri day morning at 10 o'clock. The com plaint was made by Sam Ballsun, who charges that Louis gave him check for $4S. 50 which proved to be false, | forged and counterfeit. The check was dated october II and was made | payable to Mrs. Rosie Louis and signed with the name, Mrs. R. l.. Balke.i | It was endorsed on the back, Mrs Rosie Louis, 1909 East Washington street" and counter endorsed Albert Louis, her husband"
 ORDERS SURVEY The surveyor general issued an order yesterday for the mineral survey of the Cresta Blanca, Red Oxide No. ?, Red Oxide | No. 8 and Red Oxide No. 1 lode min | ing claims, situated in the Pima min- ing district, Pima county, and claimed by the San Xavier Extension Copper company. He also approved the sur vey of the Don Emmet, Don Warren and Don Thomas lode mining claims situated in the Gila Crossing mining district, Gila Indian reservation, Mar icopa county, and claimed by R 1 Emmet Kane
 WANT TO BE REPRESENTED :, An effort is being made by the inter mountain states to secure represen- tatIon on the interstate commerce commission, according to copies o1 letters sent to Governor Campbell yes terday advising him of the effort be ing made. The movement is being led by A. L. F'reehafer, president ol the Public Utilities commission ol Idaho who is desirous of having the territory represented on the l. C. c 1 Members of the Arizona corporation commission also favor the move a does also Roland Johnson. Johnson traffic expert with the chamber O commerce.
 RELIEF CORPS TO MEET = Tn, l Woman's Relief Corps will meet thi: afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at 1901 Wes 1 Monroe street. A large attendanc, is desired.
 PLAN SOCIAL AFFAIR-The Busi ness and Professional Women's c1ut
 of Phoenix will hold a social evening l Thursday, Dec. 16, at the Woman: club. There will be dancing. a splen- did orchestra having been secured fol the occasion. and cards are provided for those who do not dance. Mis-
 Grace Cousins is in charge of the en
 tertainment for the evening. Thes'
 monthly social gatherings are provini very enjoyable affairs.
 LEGISLATOR RESIGNS-W. A
 Parr, who represented Navajo count!
 in the senate in the last session of tn legislature, has rendered his resigna tion to Governor Thomas E. Camp bell. In his letter of resignation t the governor MT. Parr did not SC
 forth any reason for the step othe
 than that of personal business. It i
 believed, however, that after his resig i nation has been accepted he will b 3 offered the position of justice of tn I peace at Winslow to take the plac , to the state law member of tn
 legislature cannot hold any other of
 flee.
 LEAVES FOR sAFFoRD Mi , Simms, secretary of state left yester D day for Stafford.
 , POET-PREACHER A VISITOR =
 Rev. James Allen Crutchfield of Chi
 cago, poet preacher author and com
 poser, is in the city visiting his broth
 CT, Rev. Seaborn Crutchfield. He |. returning from 8 visit to, his son, liv
 ing in Tacoma, and has been makin
 his way down the coast preaching g
 various places. He will remain i = Phoenix for a short time
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROGRAM
 Tomorrow evening a very interestin