Arizona republican., 1919-12-27
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SABBATH SCHOOL MEETING
 The Emmanuel Sabbth school will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
 in the school administration building. 331 North First avenue.
 APPRAISERS NAMED-George b. Christy, J. l.. B. Alexander and C. F. Gerard were named appraisers of the estate of Thomas Edwin Parish yes
 terday by Judge Lyman.
 DOUGLAS ViSlTORS-Harry E. Pickett and J. M. Sparks were among Douglas visitors who arrived yester- day at the Hotel Adams.
 SPIRITUALlsTS MEET The Spiritualists will hold services at the Monroe auditorium at Seventh and
 Monroe streets Sunday evening. Every one is cordially invited to be present. FLORENCE MAN IN ClTY-C. E. Waterbury arrived yesterday from Florence and is stopping at the Com mercial hotel.
 LOS ANGELES WOMAN HERE Mrs. c. Marsh of Los Angeles arrived in the city yesterday and is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 FLORENCE COUPLE VISITS-Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Finally arrived yester- day from Florence. They are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 PITTS5URG COUPLE HERE-Mr and Mrs. Harold Saves arrived in the GUY yeStcTudy IIOIn FlttSDuIS, 14ln- sylvania. They are registered at the Jefferson hotel
 CASA GRANDE MAN vISITS-F. l.. Davis of Casa Grande arrived in the city yesterday and is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 DOWN FROM FLAGSTAFF-w. R. Johnston of Flagstaff was a visitor in the city yesterday. He is stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 FELIPE SoLIcE APPEALS-Fe- lipe Solice, convicted by a jury in the superior court on December F of the murder of Margarito Avila near Mari nette last July, and sentenced to serve a life term in the state penitentiary, appealed his case to the state supreme court yesterday. Weldon J. Bailey is his attorney.
 PENN. FAMILY ARRIvES-M and Mrs. r. M. Mercer, P. M. Mercer, Jr., and Nancy Mercer arrived yester- day from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and are stopping at the Jefferson aotel.
 J. E. CARBON ARRivES-J. E. Carrow, well-known stockman of Kinngman, arrived in Phoenix yester- day for an indefinite stay. He is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Carrow of North First avenue.
 FLYNN IS BETTER-Thomas A. Flynn, United States attorney, is suf- fering from severe cold having been taken to St. Joseph's hospital cn MI iSlIIlcS 0dy. HIS COilult1Oii Wt1S lC- ported improved yesterday.
 WIRkES- -McELRATH WEDDING Roy Wirkes and Eva McElrath, both of Mesa, were married at the Free Methodist parsonage here by Clyde J. Burnett, pastor, Christmas Eve. After a short honeymoon the newly married couple will return to Phoenix, where they will make their home on Glendale avenue.
 AUTO LICENSES READY-Auto li- -censes for 1920 in this state are on dis tribution at the capitol today, special deputies being at work to assist in the big task of supplying every auto owner in Arizona with pair. of enameleo plates. Licenses are mailed or deliv- cred personally, as desired, every ef fort being made to expedite the deliv cry The work is expected to last until the first of February at least.
 WIFE GETS DlvORCE-Sick for eight months, part of the time in bed, Margarita Ronquillo told Judge Ly- man yesterday that her husband failed medical attention. She said she mar ried Jose RonQuillo at Superior Sep tember IT, 1917, but now she wants to divorce him. Her request was granted.
 ILL, REOPENs SHOP - William Engel, Jr.. came out of St Joseph's hospital yesterday after stubborn illness and will reopen the Phoenix Leather and Shoe Repairing shop, | which has been closed for some weeks. | His father was at first taken sick and after several operationsIt was feared 1 that he would not recover, but he is now improving.
 WIFE GRANTED DIvoRcE-De- claring that her husbands attentions paid to Dolores Rejalode were too marked and too prolonged, Francisco Carbajal told Judge Lyman in the su- cd nothing more to do with him. They | have four children, for whom she al leges her husband Juan failed to pro- vide. Judge Lyman granted her a de cree of divorce.
 everyone who has rooms to rent will ! list them with the Y. w. c. A. there l will be few vacant rooms in town, ac- l cordfng to Y officials who up to date i have rented every room listed Tran | sients are constantly making inquiries at the Y for rooms and houses and 1 the practice of listing quarters with l the association is growing because Of
 BLYTHE INVITES C. OF C. A general invitation to the Phoenix 1 chamber of commerce has been 'ex- tended by the Blythe. California cham Der e commerce for a banquet it viii l hold in conjunctfon with the Farmers Alliance of the Palo Verde valley January S. It is pointed out in the in- vitation that matters of mutual inter- est could be taken up at the affair.
 COMMISSIONED MAJOR, O. R. C. John Mex. Redmond has received a commission as major. quartermaster corps, in the officers reserve corps. | Major Redmond. upon his arrival from | France September Is, 1919, was dis | charged with the rank of captain. He fs at present employed as yard captain ! at the Arizona state prison in Flor | ence.
 cREATEsT GIFT FOR CHIEF The greatest gift in the world was brought to the home of Fire Chief w D. Simmons on Christmas day. Bright r and early Christmas morning a daugh- ter arrived to cheer the home. She weighed 6H pounds and has been named Joscelyn Blythe. According to