Arizona republican., 1919-12-21

olution. Judge Sloan replaces the late Dr. Charles Van der veer on the com mittee.
 HERE AS COUSINS GUEST-Miss Kathryn Bernard arrived yesterday from Salt Lake City for several weeks stay with her cousin. Mrs. H M. Feenemore.
 HOME FROM scHooL-Miss Mill dred Reed, who has been attending the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff, arrived in Phoenix yester- day to spend the holiday season with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Reed. Miss Reed will graduate from the Normal school in the spring.
 HERE TO VISIT DAUGHTER - Mrs. T. L. Henderson of Venice. ar rived in Phoenix yesterday and will pass the holiday fortnight in town, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Myers. of the Library apartments.
 BROTHER IS DEAD-Joe Balsz yesterday received a telegram stating that his brother, John l.. Balsz. died ar Los Angeles yesterday. Mir. Balsz left last night for the coast. John BalSZ, formerly a resident of Phoenix. was 50 years Of age, son of the late DavId Balsz. one of the pioneers of Phoenix.
 PAY DOG CENSES-Humane of- ficer Canning announces that dog H. censes must be paid. Some of the people have treated this matter as it it were O. no importance, but they Will find that il is one that must be at tended to if they expect to remain Tn the role of dog owners. If they do not pay, the dogs will not be killed, but they will be put into the hands of peo- pie who will think enough of them to pay the licenses on them.
 FROM LONE STAR STA1E-J. ID. Cooper was a guest at the Commercial hotel yesterday. coming here from Del
 MILLER FROM WlNsLoW-A. H. Miller of Winslow was in the city on business visit yesterday. He was a guest at the Commercial hotel.
 HERE FROM NEW YORk-Mrs. J. w. c. Campbell was a visitor in the city yesterday. coming here from New York. Mrs. Campbell is stopping al the Hotel Adams
 VISITORS FROM ILLINOls-Mr. and Mrs. w. $. Harper were guests at the Jefferson hotel yesterday, coming here from Rockford, III.
 SNOW IN PHOENlx-William c. Snow of Los Angeles arrived in the, city yesterday and is stopping at the Hotel Adams
 TRIO FROM FL PAso-Roland Howell. T. w. Tarry and F. P. First, all of Fl Paso. were guests at the Hotel yesterday.
 THESE WILL WED-Marriage Ii- censes were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Eugene H. Renner. 23, and Eunice Sidell, 27 both of Phoe- nix; Ira H. Lewis IS, of Phoenix. and Ollie F. Barnes, IT, of Glendale; AL bertus Lewis, 23, of Tolleson. and Mamie M. Hawkins. 19, both of Tolle- son; Lee King. 26, and Mamie k- New by, IT, both of Glendale; Ramon Man doGa, Jr., 30. and Maria Julia Pastran, 25. both of Glendale; John NJ. Jensen, S4. and Emma Hewitt, 29, both of Tempe.
 DIVORCE DAY-Six divorce cases were considered by Judge Stanford yesterday in the superior court. of which number three were granted, one was denied. one was taken under ad- visement and one was continued. Soto was granted a separation from Gregoria Soto; Mabel W. Gilman from Forrest Gilman, and Ygnacia from Santos T. Sommer- celH. Mrs. Dorothy Wonson's appli- cation for divorce from Albert Wonson was denied by Judge Stanford. as the defendant proved by witnesses that his wife had only lived with him a week md could not fairly allege non-sup- port after so short a time.