Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

IAN, DUN LA l A1Oh I4NN. . is stationed, after spending a 15day in this city at the home of his mother, Mrs M German, 1204 East Washington street.
 SUPERINTENDENT MOORE RE- COVERiNG.-J. A. Moore. county su- perintendent, who took office on Jan- uary 1 and who has been confined to his home for a few days with malady i akin to the influenza, is improving, It is stated, and expects to be at his of- flee some time this week.
 INSTALLS NEW SIGN-Proclaim- i ing to the public at large that Hood i Tire Agencr has been installed in the city, a neat electric gn was erected 1 last evening above the Rudolph Garage. Around the inscription in the center of the sign, full sized electric tire re- wolves endlessly contributing material ly to the novelty of the innovation.
 ENSIGN VISITS PARENTS HERE Ensign Willard $. Detweiler, |. $. N., arrived in Phoenix from New York yesterday morning to spend tenday leave of absence with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Detweiler 3g0 North Fourth avenue. Ensign Detweier viii stay in this city about week before [ leaving to resume his station in New York.
 BUFFALO, N. Y. PEOPLE HERE MT. and Mrs. Ralph E. Patten of But- ! talo N. Y, are Phoenix guests and will 1 probably take up permanent resi- dence here Mr. Patten was for many years identified with the automobile ! business in Buffalo. He is delighted with the climate, though the old-tim- CTS tell him that they never saw quite | so rigorous a winter as the nresent one.
 ROAD COMMITTEE MEETS-The 1 committee In charge of the arrange ments for the placarding of all roads | leading to Phoenix with guide signs. will meet at the chamber of commerce | building Monday morning at II o'clock ! for the purpose of perfecting the final details in this connection. The members
 of the committee are: Joe V Prochas- ka, Edward Rabbit, Carl Anderson, 1 John Montgomery and E. D. Roper
 GIFT TO RETIRING OFFICIAL-
 As memento and testimonial of the
 esteem in which they held him, the field and office forces of the state en-
 gineer's office yesterday presented to
 State Engineer E. NJ Atwood hand :
 some and valuable 21-jeWel watch. The
 presentation address was made by F.
 Y. Lesson who on behalf of himself and
 his colleagues spoke of the pleasant
 association with MT Atwood and of the
 consideration which he had at all times
 extended to them
 FROM ARMY TO COLLEGE-Lieu-
 tenant George Luhrs who lately re-
 turned from Camp Lee, having been
 discharged from the military servicr
 left last night for Stanford to resume
 his studies after a visit of q few days
 with his parents here. Having beer
 graduated in the regular course at the
 time of his entering the service. Lieu
 tenant Luhrs had completed one veal l of the law course and will spend ont ? more year in that department
 NEW YEARS EVE PARTY-A jolly ] party was entertained New Years eve : by Mr. and Mrs. F. A Beane at theiI
 home S09 North Fourth avenue. Cards . and dancing were enjoyed until the [ early hours of 1919, after which a dain 1 ty lunch was served. Those present were Mr and Mrs R. B. Butler and :. Miss Geraldine Butler, Mir. and Mrs
 Thomas Watson Miss Nina Hinton - MT. and Mrs. ". F. Boggs, Mr. and Mrs Y Carl Weyand. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Q Henderson of Iuma. and Ara Beane O. s Book $200 in his action against Me : Arthur Brothers for S605. The plain
 tiff alleged that he paid the origina price to the concern for second han, ) car. He claimed that the machine hat = been sold and used a month and thel l put in condition and resold to him a ? new. The defendant claimed that tn car had not been misrepresented an, that cars used for demonstrating pur - poses were sold for the price of a nev
 automobile.
 MANY WOULD WED-Marriag Ii r censes were issued yesterday to JohI s R McKain, S9, Washington and Edn; . Boreen, 8, Phoenix; PompeyO Jamie . 29, Los Angeles and Libranda Perez : 2, Phoenix: Jim Terry. 20, Chandle ,. and Isla Buckelew, r, Chandler; Mi a cheal l.. Sutton, g, and Celia N Far = rell, 20, Phoenix: Herbert Estes Lively l 21, Los Angeles and Elsie Maude Brun n dage, g, Pinal; Isaac J. Bennett 2S n Chandler and Nellie Pearl Henderson q IS, Phoenix
 TO SPEND WINTER HERE-Ml le and Mrs. T. L. Townley, of Tulsa, Ok y lahoma, are visiting in the city and s st favorable have been their joint i'm ee pressions of Phoenix that it is ike I. they will remain here for the winte " MT. IoNnleX has the distinction Of be
 ing the first president of the Miam F. Florida chamber of commerce, an It through this work cultivated the hab le of inspecting conditions in various lo = calities. The information which | 1 gleaned regarding the Salt River Valle ] awakened his interest and the preser
 visit was the result.
 AT CASTLE HOT SPRiNGS-Tf l following were the arrivals at the Gas
 tie Hot Springs hotel during the pa.
 week: Mrs. George M. Dow, Lauden.
 burgh, \. Y: Miss Englestoff Phila - delphia r. F. White. Florence Ariz
 R H. Hood. New York; W. R. Bertrar
 F. Harppner. Phoenix: T. F. Morga
 Charles M. Myers, San Francisco
 ! Patty, Los Angeles: MT. and Mrs. Jof
 I. Glover. Kansas City: pr. F. B. Pc rin, Williams; Mrs. C. E. MacLare l Warren, Pa; George K. Owsley. Oh
 cago; E. Ganaway. Phoenix; Fath
 Manuel Cymenii, Prescott; Misses Wi - linsham, Phoenix: J. 0. Carter Temp