Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
localities

REOPENS STUDIO-Mrs. William Burton McCandless has returned from the coast and reopened her piano studio at 525 East Moreland street for the season.
 VISITING HERE - Harold Chafee, son of a business man of Ventura, Cal, is visiting here with Leo ElweH TOT a few days.
 RETURNS FOR WINTER - Miss Laura Jane Willson has returned to Phoenix for the winter from her home in Winston Salem, N. c.
 KENNEL CLUB TO MEET - The Copper State Kennel club will hold a special meeting at s o'clock tomorrow night in Judge Wheeler's office, IT East Monroe street. All members are urged to attend. as business of much import ance is to be taken up.
 FAREWELL PARTY-Friends ofaMr. and Mrs. I. Goldberg of 705 North First street will give a farewell ana Well wishing party in their honor tonight at the Goldberg home. MT. Goldberg is leaving shortly for Tempe to establish himself in business there.
 CONFEDERATE VET BRAINS - United Confederate veterans who are going to attend the reunion at Houston, Texas. November , to s are asked to be at the court house Tuesday, Sept. 21, where c. c. Chambers will meet them ana aITdHSS- -LO OSlS1A1A iSNUNC0 s@AAA C0AN rates.
 GOING TO scHoOL-Greathia Lair, son of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Lair, 324 N. Sixth avenue, left last evening for the Medical School of Ophthalmology and Optometry of California. Mir. Lair is we'll known here. He is a graduate of the Phoenix Union high school and a former student of the University of Arizona.
 ENGINEERS TO MEETMembers of the Phoenix chapter of the American Association of Engineers will hold their first meeting of the fall at the city hall Monday evening. A lare attendance is desired to start a vigorous fall member ship campaign and other activities.
 WILL LIVE HERE AGAIN-Mr. and Mrs. James W. Walden, former resi- dents of Phoenix, have returned to this city to live here permanently. MT. Walden was for years connected with local railroad offices, and is well known. Since leaving here he has been connected with railroad offices in San Francisco.
 WILL GO BACK-Robert Lee Young, who is wanted in Trinidad, Colo, on a felony charge, was arrested in Phoenix Friday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Al De Witt and is now in the county jail awaiting the arrival of an officer from Colorado. Coung states that he is not lH6 Hldn WdHI0O Dul I0dI IL IS HIS Iidll brother that is wanted by the Colorado authorities. He has waived extradi- ton
 ARRAIGNED ON cHARGE-Ollie Thompson, color ed. yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler on a charge of burglary and was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish bond of $500. He will be examined on the charge next Monday morning at II o'clock. Thomp- son is charged with removing sack of sugar from the Vance bakery.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Edward Bennett, 27, and Hattie W. Kaufman, 21, both of Phoenix; Jack Earl Huff, 31, and Ruth Vernice Shareman, 29, both of Phoenix; Charles L. Overshimer, 31, of Tucson, and Ruth s. Bratten, g, of San Diego. Calf; Walter F. Kakon, 2S, of Plattsmouth. Neb., and Belen Blanco. IS. of Douglas; Nicholas Legara, g, and Concepsion Macias, 21, both of Mesa; and Epifanis Aremoar, 26, and Rose Garcia, 24. both of Goodyear
 SUES INSURANCE COMPANY Charging it with failure to pay an in demnity of $60 a month as agreed in it's insurance policy following his dis ability from mine accident, Tedor Budisarjwich yesterday brought suit