Arizona republican., 1919-08-01

Scott and NJ. c. Philyan of Winslow arrived in the city yesterday and are staying at the Jefferson hotel.
 HERE ON BuslNESs-wilson s. Bennett of San Francisco, arrived in 1 the city yesterday on business. He | is staying at the Jefferson hotel
 LOS ANGELEAN HERE = c. H. | Coyle and Fred J. Perry of Los An geles arrived in the city yesterday and are staying at the Jefferson hotel.
 START FOR 'FRISCO-Miss Bessie Harrelsan and Miss Ursula Wallen left last evening for San Francisco. They expect to return late in the fall. | WEDDING BELLS-Mrs. Carrie M. Davis of 1895 West Fillmore street and A. D. Snow of 227 South Central avenue were unted in marriage yesterday by Judge Stanford.
 FROM LOS ANGELES-H J. Mc- | Coart, B. T. Dettweiller and T. B. Hales of Los Angeles arrived in the city yesterday and are registered at ] the Commercial hotel.
 TO SUMMER AT CoRONADO-I Mrs. A. Gertrude Bird left Saturday evening for San Diego, where she will spend a month as the guest of her
 
 cupy a cottage at Coronado.
 HAYDEN COUPLE IN - Bronson Creager, foreman with the Ray Con- solidated Copper company at Hayden. accompanied by his wife, arrived in the tcity yesterday morning. MT. Creager returned to Hayden last night and Mrs. Creager continued to the coast
 RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP = o,,I r1o n MT. and Mrs J. B. Pfeiffer have re- turned from an extended trip by motor to Los Angeles, San Diego, Rockwell Island, Long Beach and other points in the southern part of California
 ARMY STATION MOVING - The United States army recruiting office is moving today from it's rooms at 23 East Washington street to 111a West Washington street, the Tourist room
 ing house. Dr. Dunlap, who has re-
 turned from army service, will take up
 his old quarters in the rooms vacated
 by the recruiting sergeants. 4 TUCSON MEETING-H. c. Heard o county agriculture agent, and L. S 0 Parks, state club leader, left yesterday 0 for Tucson where they will attend a 0 meeting of all state workers at the 0 University of Arizona. Later they will 0 accompany the state tour of stockmen 0 held under the auspices of the uni 4 versity.
 6 NEW DESK sERGEANT-W S 0 Reardon was appointed desk sergeant
 Of police yesterday to succeed Harry
 Nadder, who resigned on the 18th l. Vadder had served the city for a num- 4 Der of years at the police station desk , but decided that he preferred outside 5 work. Reardon will enter upon his new V duties this morning.
 Q DENY ARMY PAY REDUcTION- That the pay of privates in tn, y united States army is to be reduced 'S to the pre-war amount S15 month, i! g denied by Col. A. NJ. Wetheril, recruit ing officer of the Los Angeles district y, in letter received yesterday by tn,
 local recruiting sergeant. The pay vii Ie remain at $50 month, Colonel Weth
 erill states
 l. A NEW DIVORCE ARGUMENT
 Bessie Williams in her suit agains 10 Harry Williams for divorce yesterda
 completed her case by filing a ne, 10 kind of document in superior cour an affidavit of non military servic, H. At recent trial of the case it wa
 hung up on the fact that it was know
 that her husband had been in tn "a military service, but the plaintiff wa " without information as to whether h ~ had been mustered out. It is set ot n Tn the affidavit that Williams is n r longer an armed defender of the coun try and warrior to make and kee ! the world safe for democracy. ,f GIVE CONTINUANCE = Glen Por " ter, charged with burglarizing th
 place of business of the Phoenix Met; . and Sheet company and the theft ( .n an electric fan, we1t to trial yesterda aii in Justice Wheeler's court Only tw
 witnesses were offered by the stat n- Oscar Palmer, manager of the con " pany, who identified the fan. and O1 el ficer E. G. Crow. The state then reste
 and the defense asked for a continr G. ance on the statement of Porter tn; ty if he had time he could bring wi tel nesses to swear that he had the ia
 before the date of the burglary. A eos Ter tinuance was allowed until August tyl MAKE RECORD TRIP FRO tel PREScOTT-Claiming they had low
 cred the record for the trip to Phoen -t from Prescott, Elzie McCulley of TT on Republican mailing room and Ezl ,r- King of King Brothers bicycle shc
 arrived here shortly before o,cloC
 yesterday afternoon, having left Il
 
 les mile high city in a car shortly befo ils o'clock in the morning. The tr 'i was made in practically seven hour
 running time, the other hour beiI sd. taken up with stops. McCulley r ity ported the road fair for the first To- or 50 miles out of Prescott, but pret
 poor between Phoenix and Bumblebs H. hill hamlet
 the WILL MEET SAILOR SoN-J the Hoagland, of the American Expre
 company, yesterday received an inN " tation from his son, J. Richard Hoa inc land, to meet him at Los Angeles abo the September l. That will be the fiji
 meeting of the father and son sin .. the latter, a Phoenix boy, three yea ol ago joined the navy. The letter stat ne that he, had been transferred to -ne Pacific fleet. He entered the na TT, before the war so that when it bro ", " out he entered upon active service t tue once. He made six trips across { '"o Atlantic and was in several brust with Uboats. He became leader '. gun crew of an armed guard. He .ne .ii now senior boatswain's mate and is 'iS line for commission.
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