Arizona republican., 1920-03-25
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RETURNS FROM TUCSON - Charles Pope returned yesterday from brief absence in Tucson
 FOUND NOT GUILTY-Mrs. Alice Wahnno was found not guilty on a charge of assault by Justice Nat T.
 MEETING ANNOUNCED -. St Mary's Alter society will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Room at St. Narys school corner Fourth street and Monroe.
 RETURNS TO cAPIToL-chairrnan A A. Betts, state corporation commits sion. returned yesterday from a series of minor hearings upstate. Commis- sioner F. A. Jones. absent in Washing ton on commission business, is ex- pected home in a few days.
 HERE FOR CONFERENcE-W. D. Boiling. special agent of the depart ment of justice at Globe was in Phoe- nix yesterday in conference with Frank S. Smith, special agent of the depart ment at this point. Boiling will be in the city several days on official busi- ness.
 HERE ON VISlT-Rev. J. A. Wailes. for two years pastor of the Central Methodist church. now stationed at Prescott, is in the city attending the meeting of the Intr- Church movement. This is his first visit to Phoenix since his departure He will return to Pres colt this morning.
 Pr. ASSN TO MEET-The regular meeting of the Roosevelt Parent Teacher association will be held at the Neighborhood house this afternoon at 3:3o o'clock. All members are urged to attend. If the weather is bad, the meeting will be postponed until the following Thursday.
 TALK OF SPAIN-At the meeting of Fl Circulo de la Reina Victoria yes terday afternoon Mabel Peterson, Eliz- abeth Lopez and Douglas Whitmore spoke on tho geography of Spain and men. A picnic was discussed and the members decided to have one on the first Saturday in April.
 PLAN MUSICAL PROGRAM-The Saturday afternoon program at the School of Music this week will be given by piano pupils from the classes of Edith l.. Edwards and Charles Weir, violin Of H. klingenfeld and dancing Of Vivian Florine Young. The pro- gram will begin at 3:30 o'clock and the public is cordially invited.
 SERVICES FOR CHILDREN = Services for children will be held this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock in the Trinity Pro-Cathedral. All children are invited to be present
 LICENSES TO MARRY-License to marry were issued yesterday to L. L. McArthur, 40. of Glendale, and Ethel Miner, B of Vancouver, B. C.; and Elmer Vavaness. 24, and Clara Whitehead. IS, both of Phoenix
 APPROVES SURvEY-The surveyor general yesterday approved the survey of the Albert Steinfield. West. Alto Alto East and Record lode claims in the Tyndall mining district in Santa Cruz county, the claimant being John L. Stone. The survey was approved of the Mohave Midnight Mining com pany's claim. the Midnight lode in the Wallapai mining district, in Mo- have county and NJ. A. Sawyer's claims, the Manhattan and New York lodes in the Wallapai district in Mo- have county.
 FINED $25-Fror a violation of the traffic rules while riding a motor cycle Judge Wheeler fined w. P. Hart s25 in the police court, warning him to be more careful while driving through street traffic. The complaint against Hart was brought by c. C. Hansen supreme court attache. Hart is alleged to have cut between a street car and rig driven by Hansen by going to the right instead of the left. l almost causing an accident The court recalled many narrow escapes in sim liar cases, and imposed the fine as~ to drivers of all vehicles to