Arizona republican., 1919-01-17

company and may deliver three bales of cotton each, January 23; J. II. Minter. M T. TheIts and J. A. Ad kinson.
 THESE WILL WE'D Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Frank II. shannon. 59, Phoenix, and Maggie Pryor, A, Phoenix; Leon Morales. 26, CashiCn and Cista AlonZa, ?, Cashion; and David Albert Field, 20, rescott and Ruth McCallen. T, Prescott.
 TO TALK OF lNSURANCE-Earl F. Drake will speak on 'Workmen's Insurance" at the open forum in the Congressional parish house Sunday evening. Mir. Drake has made special study of workmen's insurance legisla- ton in the various states of the United States and in Europe.
 TO HEAR COMPLAINTS Because of numerous complaints which have been lodged with the state corporation commission regarding the service Of the Egypt Stage line, a hearing has been set by the commission to he held on Friday, January 4, at the city hall in Tempe.
 NOW CAPTAIN MlLlER-Lieuten ant Ford Miller, nephew of Judge Jo- StD0 Ii hlDDtN anu q illGliibtl VI tiAt Lafayette Escadrille," who has been some time in Phoenix recuperating from wounds received, was informed yesterday that the French war office had raised him to the rank of captain.
 MILITARY MA N UAL FO* SCHOOLS-Greatb boxes of the Junior military Manual for the use of the norma. and high schools of the state are be .ng received by Captain Temple, in charge of the military training in these institutions, and the manuals arc being distributed as rapidly IS possible.
 MORE HONORS FOR 15STH-Ac- cording to the Army and Navy Journal it is no wonder that the 15Sth regimen, the First Arizona. was chosen for thv presidents guard of honor at Paris This regiment has been specially com mended for the part it took in the cal-- ture of Hill SIS, and on the day ot the assault the regiment happened to be commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Heidicle of the Arizona National Guard staff.
 ACCEPTS NEW YORK POSITION Sergeant Robert Friedel recently discharged from service. will not return to Phoenix. according to word received by his parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert Friede', who have been notified that he has accepted a splendid business offer in New Pork. Young Friedel was of fered rhe position of manager of the Manhattan Storage Battery company immediately after his discharge, whicn he accepted.
 SHANNON NPRYOR-In the pres . ence o1, their relatives and d few close friends, Mrs Maggie Pryor and Frank 1 II. Shannon were married last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Y l Hughes of 165 West Taylor street. Tho { service was read by Rev Harcourt W | Peck of the First Methodist church [ Mir and Mrs. shannon will make theil ] home in this city. shannon being con nected with the City Ice company.
 CAPT. KIBBEY CoMING-Captar 1 John Rinker Kibbey will arrive 1T f Phoenix today, having received hi! ! discharge in Washington several day! ago. Captain Kibbey has been on thi: side since the first of the year. H. received his military training at thu first officers training camp at th' Presidio and after rendering service ol this side for several months was or dered to France where he served as al instructor in training camp nea Paris
 SAM PROCTOR IS VISITOR-San W. Proctor former secretary of tn state corporation commission am member of the legislature from Naval county. f in town for a few days. Hi weather report Of conditions in tn north is not calculated to enhance tn reputation of Arizona as a sub-troplca state He said that for three week the thermometer went below zero ar' water was frozen solid in pipes two am a half feet below the surface Other wise, Winslow is the finest place in tn state for those who enjoy comfort.
 NO NEED FOR ARMY-In the viev of Secretary of War Baker. the countT. shortly will be without a military fore, In a statement to the house committe on military affairs. he said, T thini we ought to face the fact that all O the military forces under this bill woul , be discharged by an official declara ]; tion that the emergency was over-tha is, the regular army. the national guar
 and the national forces It would the
 be up to congress to reinstate the res.
 ular army and to the states to rein state the national guard.
 ESTATE APPRAISED-The inven
 tory and appraisement of the estate (
 Mrs. Ellen Hollingsworth was filed
 the office of the clerk of the superio
 court yesterday as s7,55140 by J. I
 Langston, administrator. The appras
 CTS were J. J. Harris. Dr. H. E. Gerde
 and H. H. Harrington. The estat
 which consists of real estate an household goods, will be shared by Bel
 and Charles Hollingswo sons of til decedert, and Dorothy and Joe Hol
 lingSWOrth children of JOSenh HO1