Arizona republican., 1921-08-31
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UNDEIiVERED TELEGRAMS- The following undeliyered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Elmer Brooks, Ivan Dial, care o. Lundstrum, H. Beroulhac.
 WASHINGTON SCHOOLS OPENS SEPT 12-The Washington school district No. will open on Septem- Der F for the fall term. All pupils are urged to be there promptly on the opening day.
 RETURN FROM PRESCOTT Walter Hastings Olney. accompanied by Mrs. Olney, has returned to Phoe- nix after a months stay in Prescott, where he conducted summer classes and was active in musical circles.
 ANNuLS MARRiAGE-On the grounds that she had another hus- band living from whom she had never been divorced when she married him in August, 1916, Judge Stanford yes- terday granted the petition of G. w. Copeland to have his marriage to Edna Copeland annuled.
 EASTERN STARS TO PICNIC The Eastern Star Auxiliary will hold a picnic supper at Riverside Park Thursday evening. All members and their families are invited to attend. Those planning to go are asked to call Mrs. A. L. Miller. phone 5402. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER Mrs. Caroline Arnerinas entertained at dinner at the Alamo Monday eve ming in honor of Mrs. l.. J. Lemstra and Miss Mary Lemstra of Fl Paso. 1 Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. Louis Lemstra, MT. and Mrs. w. E. Terrell and Miss Julia Meehan. Last night MT. and Mrs. Terrell gave a dinner in honor of Mrs. Lemstra. APPEALS TO SUPERIOR COURT An appeal from the decision of the city court was filed yesterday in the superior court by Jose Martinez. I Martinez was found guilty in the city court on August 25 on charge Of driving an automobile while intoxi- cated and was fined S100 and sen tenced to serve 10 days in the city jail The bond for the appeal was set at $200.
 PLEAD GUILTY TO BURGLARY -Euselro Rosales and Jiminez Aus tin, Mexicans. pleaded guilty to char
 ges of burglary before Justice Henry J. Sullivan yesterday and were hele
 They were sent to the county jai
 when they failed to furnish bond ot
 $1.000 each Rosales and Austin art
 alleged to have entered a shoe shol
 
 Washington street last Thursda. l night and to have taken shoes ant l clothing. First clue to the burglar i was given to the police Monday whel
 Mexican wearing a pair of tn I stolen shoes appeared at a shin,
 stand, the proprietor notifying head
 quarters. The Mexicans were ar
 rested.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses (
 Fiiberto Contreraz, 21, and Marina
 Ramirez, IT, both of Litchfield;
 Charles c. Holmes, 2S. of Phoenix
 and Virginia Woods, 25,. of Denver Colo; and Clarence Waymiles, 40 and Ruth Fall, 49. both of Phoenix SON IS BoRN-Born: To MT
 and Mrs. William Allen Nickersor of Clarkdale. Ariz., Sunday. Angus
 2S, son, who has been named Will . liam Allen, Jr. Mrs. Nickerson wa
 formerly Miss Vivian Florine Youns who taught expression and dancing in the Arizona School of Music, anS
 is well known in Phoenix. The new of the arrival of the son was con
 Fay Young.
 PLEADS GUILTY-John Gold smith yesterday appeared befor g Judge Stanford in the superior cour 8 and changed his plea from not guilt g to guilty on a charge of manufac r turing intoxicating liquor and wa l sentenced to serve 90 days in tn
 county jail in addition to paying . fine of S200. Goldsmith, accordin g to the officers, escaped when the, 9 raided a house at 909 West Madisol street but gave himself up Monday
 George Conley who was arrested a
 the time of the raid. pleaded guilt t Monday to a charge of making Ii
 quor and was sentenced to 90 day 7 with a fine of $200. A still, five pint | of whisky. and two barrels of mas were found by the officers in tn raid.
 ASKS DIVORCE SET ASIDE A petition to set aside the decree Q divorce secured by her husband O August 23, 1921, on the grounds tha he secured it by false and fradulen statements. was filed by Sade Smel
 ansky yesterday. She alleges whe
 her husband, Max Smelansky, Glen : dale merchant, filed his suit for a di . vorce he told her she need not mak
 an answer until the suit came up fo
 trial at which time he would motif 1 her. She alleges she had a defens
 and intended to make an appearanc
 but failed to do so because of he | husbands misrepresentation court procedure. She says she is ( l foreign birth and was not conversar = with the court rules of this countr,