Arizona republican., 1920-05-12
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FOURTH RECITAL OF SERIES

FOURTH RECITAL OF SERIES citals given at the Arizona School of Music will take place this week on Thursday evening when Walter Hast | ings Olney, head of the voice depart
 ment, presents his pupil, Inez Evan geline Pierce, in recital. Her program is composed of a variety of attractive songs, and assisting her will be Vivian Floring Young the popular reader. The program is open to the public, no ad- mission fee being charged and the
 public is cordially invited to be present at S:15 o'clock.
 VISIT IN THIS cITY-J. A. Poole,
 a wealthy cattleman and brother in
 law of Mrs. l.. NJ. Panknin of Scotts-
 dale, with his wife and daughter are
 gagged in the cattle business in Texas
 for many years and is rated as
 millionaire. This is his first visit to
 the west He has spent three days
 here and will remain for a short time
 when he will go on to California. He
 expects to return to Phoenix in the fall
 and he is so pleased with what he has
 seen of the valley that he will prob
 ably make investments.
 FINE VOLUNTEER COTTON-Jess
 B. Hedgepeth created some surprise
 yesterday morning by bringing to town
 a large. bouquet of cotton flowers from
 field of 15 acres near the noun
 tains on the south side of the river.
 He placed a sample of them in the windows of the Dwight E. Heard In- vestment company. The flowers are from a field of volunteer cotton and the stand is better than that of many fields where the seed was planted. This field is in a cove in the mountains and was thus protected from the chill which hac made r11a mt many fields three times There is still some planting to be done.
 ASKS LETTERS OF ADMINiSTRA- TION-Petition for letters of admin istration were yesterday filed in the estate of Caroline Eiedler Swanson who. died in San Diego, California, No Vember 27, 1913 by John 4. Thompson. The estate consists of real property in Maricopa county to which the peti- tioner gives the value of s4,500. The petition will be heard on Monday May 24.
 ASKS ANNuLLMENT Wilbur Conger yesterday brought suit for the annullment of his marriage with Wilda Conger, alleging that al the time of their marriage she had q husband liv- ing, from whom she had never received a decree of divorce. He says they were married in Phoenix, November 26 1919.
 BATSZ p. T. A. MEET.NG-The regular monthly meeting of the Balsz Parent Teacher association will be held at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the school All members and persons interested in the work ,are invited to attend.
 ADJ. WiNDES TO WASHINGTON Dudley Windes of Tempe. state adjutant of the American Legion will leave the end of the week for Wash ington, D. C., where he will attend the meeting Of the national executive 1 board of the American Legion. The ! meeting is called for the purpose of | discussing of the Fordney bill.
 WILL INSPECT 6ATTERY-Maj. | Julian Gaujot of the First Cavalry, ! stationed at Douglas. will inspect the f battery at Flagstaff shortly, according 10 word received yesterday by Adj. 1 Gen. Walter $. Ingalls,. Major Gaujot | will be in Phoenix the latter part of | he week.
 WILL LIVE HEBREW H. Ruhl- nan, who spent the winter months fere. leaves today for North Lima. O., o close up his business affairs there preparatory to taking up his residence n Phoenix permanently. He has pur- hased a home here and will return 70 his city very shortly.
 WANTS TO FIND SON-Mrs. s. 1itchell Of 1512 Lake street, Chicago, as asked Chief of Police Brisbois to ocate her son, Edward Mitchell, whom he believes to be in Phoenix. He was 2st heard from at Fl Centro Cal.
 ONE LICENSE ISSUED-A license 0 marry was issued yesterday to Will jam Wilson, 30. of Florence, and Mary ,arroll, IS, of Chandler.
 SUES FOR S6000-Declaring that allure of the owner to live up to the greemnts of their contract for the ease of fl acres has damage him to he extent of $6000, W E. Gilmore yes- erday brought suit against J. F. Price or judgment. Gilmore alleges that rice was to level off repair the irri ation ditcheS and furnishe the cotton eed for the land in return for one uarter of the crop. This Price has not one, Gilmore alleges.
 COMMERCIAL RE GIS STER AR ilVES-HendrieEs Commercial Reg ster of the United States for buyers and eilers for 1920 has been received by he Phoenix chamber Of commerce and laced in it's directory library. It is be 2Sth annual edition, the preface aying, sIt lists thousands of addi- I onal products and new names. The xpanSion of business in America since ] ne close of the war has necessitated (
 more careful and thorough revision of ne list.
 p. o. INSPECTOR ARRivEs.- l.. Cooner, postoffice inspector for ! -rizona, arrived here yesterday from tucson to begin an investigation for le improvement Of city and rural de- veries.
 COME FROM MExICO-J. B. Okie,
 cattleman of Lost Cabin, Wyo.. ar wed in Phoenix yesterday with his fife, coming from the state of Goa uila, Mexico, where they have sheep arch. The couple registered at the efferson hotel and are on their way , Pasadena to pass the summer The rip from Mexico was made via Fl aso and was uneventful, .the greatest ourtesy being extended the Americans y the Mexicans, said Mrs. Olxie. heir ranch in Coahuiia is stocked -ith 23,000 sheep. Mir. Okie will buy mother 11,000 sheep in the United tates to ship to Coahuila-
 LADIES' AID MEETING.--The La ies' Aid society of the Grace Lutheran lurch will give social "Trip to Chi ago. at the homo of C. l.. Newcomer, los East Pierce street, tomorrow