Arizona republican., 1917-12-29
TOWN TOPICS
LICENSED TO WEp-A marriag

license was issued yesterday to Her man F, Stafford, 21, Peoria and Myr- tie Holly, 20, Peoria
 HUTCHINSON VlSlTORS-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Lee of Hutchinson, Kas., ar rived in Phoenix yesterday morning to be the guests of their daughter Mrs Charles R. Sterling. and family.
 RETURNS TO CAMP-After a few days visit with his wife and mother, Morris O'Neill returned to Camp Fun ston last evening. MT. O'Neill had re- ceived short furlough for the Christmas season.
 BUSINESS MAN LEAVEs-J. B. Detweiler, well known business man of Phoenix, left last evening on short business trip to Los Angeles.
 CHICKEN DINNER-The women of the Central Methodist Episcopal | church will serve a chicken dinner at the church from II o'clock until , o'lock today.
 ON BUSlNESS-H. M. Farrar. an insurance adjuster of Fl Paso. is here on few days business trip. He is stopping at the Commercial hotel. FROM SAFFORD-Joseph A. Phil l lips, railroad and express agent at Saf- lord, arrived at the Hotel Adams yes- terday. MT. Phillips will spend sev- eral days attending to business inter- ests in the valley. NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office sof the corporation commis sion by the following new concerns Reed-lnge Conveyor company, United 1 States Rubber company, Allied Petrole- um company.
 TO LOS ANGELES-A. B. Ming of Yuma, who had been here to attend the | meeting of the county tax assessors left last night for Los Angeles. He will be gone on a few days business l trip. VACATION TRIP-Robert Burns of the Adams Pharmacy, was a. passenger on last nights Southern Pacific train TOT Los Angeles. He expects to spend few weeks vacation at California | points.
 HELP RED cRoss-There are thousands of receipts to be sent out | to those who joined the Red Cross during the recent annual drive and any who will volunteer to help get them out will be welcomed at the headouar- ters In the chamber of commerce building.
 COUNTY ATToRNEY-C B. Wilson county attorney of Coconino county. i, stoi9ing at the Hotel Adams while hers on short business trip. Mr Wilson's home is at Flagstaff and he finds the warm cloudless days of Phoenix quit, contrast to the cold weather of the northern town.
 COMMERCIAL REGlsTER-Hend. TICKS Commercial Register of al nianu1acturitg industries in the
 Onlted States, volume of more thar
 2,o0O pages, the commercial registe,
 for 1917-1S, has just been received at the Phoenix chamber of commerc, and has been placed in the director,
 hDrary for. the benefit of the citizen:
 of Phoenix.
 SENTENCES IMPo sEp-Judg
 stanford yesterday passed sentence n,
 hamon Para, who pleaded guilty f
 grand larceny. He was given a term i
 the state penitentiary of not less tbar one nor more than two years. Jesu
 !hoJos was given from one to two year
 TOT grand larceny and Pedro Sainz. an
 other larceny prisoner, brought befor !, the court, was given a two years SIS pended sentence with orders to renor } to the sheriff every Sunday morninp
 JAPANESE RAILWAY MAN-Jir
 Nakamufa, assistant traffic manage Of the Imperial government railways z Japan, will arrive in Phoenix Sunda
 morning. according to a message re
 celved by A. R. Cater, general ager r or the Arizona Eastern yesterday. MI : Cater stated that MT. Nakamur
 would be in this city but a short tim.
 his visit here being for the purpose (
 making the Apache trail trip. The raj
 road man is in this country with view of carrying on investigations i railway affairs.
 PHoENiClAN ON TEAM-Perr Doyle who is registered at the stat
 university at Tucson as coming fror Phoenix, has been playing on tn freshman basketball team at the uni versity. The freshman have cleane up everything in the basketball lir. In and around Tucson, and the va r1ety will undoubtedly be made u
 partially of freshmen. Mir. Doyle ha
 good chance of getting on the var
 slty. The season will start imme diately after the holidays.