Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
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 RdME HOME FROM coAsT-Mrs. Albert I-os Angeles. where she spent the summer months.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY - Manuel saiehzueia yesterday pleaded not sultty in the superior court before Judge Stanford to a charge of commit uns a statutory offense and will be Niea on the charge on Oct. 15.
 RETURN FROM BEACH Mrs. Jo- seph T. Melczer and her small sons joseph, dr., Lewis and Charles Al ncft- returned Saturday from Santa Monica, where they spent the summer
 CHURCH OF cHRisT-song serv- lce at the Church of Christ will begin at l0:30 o'clock this morning. followed by Bible class recitations and the com munion service. The regular Sunday o'clock
 RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA; and Mrs. H. w. Dayl1in have returned from three months trip in California during which they visited many points of interest. They report meeting many Phoenix people at coast points
 TRINITY COMMUNION SERVICES -Communion services will be held at Trinity Pro- Cathedral at o'clock this morning. All services at the cathedral will be resumed today, following the return from the east of Dean William Scarlett.
 RETURNS FROM EASTERN TRIP James Creighton, well known Phoe- nlX architect, has returned from a tour or the east which Included visit to Chatham, New Brunswick, where he attended d reunion of his family Later he went to New York to visit broth CT. with whom he made a motor trin through New England.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH - kegular services at the First Meth odist church will be as follows: Sun day school, 9:45 a. m.; morning wor- ship. II a. m; Epworth league, 63o P. n-, and evening worship, 7:30 D. m. The regular monthly meeting of the official board will be held tomorrow and the fourth quarterly conference Wednesday,
 CALLED TO PRESCOTT = Miss Ruth Merwin, clerk in the justice court of Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler, was called to Prescott yes terday on account of the death of her father Mr. Merwin, who was mining man, was past 80 years Of age and has been confined to his bed for several weeks.
 WILL TEACH MUSIC n William Orth will again be connected this year with the Arizona school of music as one of the assistant piano teachers, according to an announcement made yesterday. MT. Orth is pupil of Ed win Hughes of New York. For three
 
 teaching piano in South Dakota and in concert work in the middle wastern states
 HELD FOR HEARING-Leopoldo Gonzales yesterday was arraigned be- fore Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler charge of grand larceny and was u- committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish bond of 5000. He - will be examined the charge at 10 o'clock the morning of Sept IS. fS charged with hnlfinc with s a bolt of silk from the Korrick store recently. He was caught after a mchase of seevral blocks by Jim Simp- 1 = son and R. B. Baker.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES = Licenses 1 sss to marry were issued yesterday to Eu- gene Purois. 25. and Lititia c. Kelley, | s416, both of Phoenix, Christian A. An | eA derson, 28, of Chandler, and Margaret | .s berg, 25, and Ray Pipoui, g, both of Phoenix: John T. Coleman. 51, and - Ann> Jones' 50, both of Mesa: Davis .za Cloud, 23. of Phoenix. and Gladys Ma - rie Terrell. 1S of Glendale; and En- a riaue Gonzales. 35 and Amelia Vezzera, 9. both of Tempe.
 .e PIANIST RETURNlNG-Franz Dar- vas. pianist and teacher. will return 2 to Phoenix September Is after @- spending the summer on the Pacific - coast. He will open his classes at the se Arizona School of Music on Monday, September 20. MT. Darvas has been with the school of music since the fall of 1915, and spent one year in France and Germany in the service of his M country
 ARRESTED IN FL cENTRo-l xss wanted in Phoenix on a charge of z grand larceny, Ed McMulen yesterday g was arrested in Fl Centro. Cal, and is being held in the county jail there. He will he brought back to Phoenix by Deputy Sheriff Gilbert Blanco, who = left for Fl Centro last night. McMul = len is charged by F. c. Glenn with talk s ing and driving away Stearns-K Knight automobile from Second avenue and Wan Buren street on September 3. The -- car is valued at $1,50o, according to the complaint. z IN STAGE LINE CASE-The mem - bers of the state corporation commits sion were cited yesterday for contempt aeebv the superior court of Yavapai coun- ty as the latest step in the tangIe of which the Jerome Union stage line is ~. the center Some time ago the cor . poration commission. despite a ss straining ortier from the superior court . in Yavapai county, fined the stage s@ company $1.000 for contempt and it is because of this fine that the citation n yesterday was issued
 THREE GET DiVORCES-To most - of the habitues of the court house Saturday of each week has become " known as divorce day and although sFsves<<erday was the first Saturday of the new court leTIns IL proved no eA- 4 ception to the rule. Judge Stanford -eoDened the season by granting three dccrees of divorce as follows: Annie @- -Fsuston from William T. Ruston. grant Fed the custody of their four children and $40 a month for their support. - Afable Bolt from Richard C. Bolt, given @the custody of their child and s20O wear for it's support Margaret V. & T-lricfi from John J. Ulrich, granted an zaa IirnonS or S75 a month.
 DR. AND MRS PALMER RE and Mrs. E. Payne Palmer will return to Phoenix tonnor- row morning. after spending their sum mcr vacation in the east. Tn Dayton, Ohso. Mrs Palmer former Dayton s5srrsf5ent and widely known as q singer, gave d concert which was highly com lsernented upon by Dayton papers. Mrs. Primer studied music in Berlin and .A-.- sr. l.,-. .r.FN NH.-