Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-21

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state. The license plates for 1920 were
received yesterday at the secretary's
office and put on ice" until they shall
be needed.
ILLINOIS PEOPLE ARE VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Rolens of Muir
physboro, ILL.,, were among Phoenix WIS.,
itors registered at the jefferson yes
terday.
SUPERIOR MAN IN TOWN--M. R.
Brown of Superior was a visitor in the
city yesterday, stopping at the Com
1nercial
FROM JEROME-W. H. Russell of
Jerome spent yesterday here. He was
a guest at the jefferson.
Los ANGELES PEOPLE HERE
Among Los Angeles people registered
at the Adams yesterday We're C. c.
Garrison, w. Lichty, o. D. Lowe and
A. Grunett.
CHICAGO MAN HERE-Mr. and
Mrs. George F. Coltner of Chicago ar
rived in the city yesterday. They
were guests at the Adams.
FROM WicHITA--J. A. Stokely of
Wichita, Kan, is a visitor in Phoenix,
registering yesterday at the Adams.
INVESTIGATES INCOMES - T. P.
Prichard, deputy collector of internal
revenue, was in Peoria yesterday. en-
gagged on delinquent income tax inves-
legations. He will continue the inves-
tigation work today and Saturday in
the Buckeye district.
TABLES IN PLAY AT 2:3o - The
Country club will give a bridge to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Charles
X Pishon and Mrs. Lester Byron as
hostesses. The tables will be in play
at 2:30 o'clock and tea will be served
at 1870 o'clock.
TULARE WTiTORS-C. F. Albany,
P. L. Albany, o. W. Galbreath and w.
W. Galbreath, all of Tulare, Calf, are
guests in Phoenix, registering yester-
day at the Commercial hotel. w. L.
Deming of Huntington Park, Calf, is
also at the Commercial.
KANSAS CITYANS HERE-Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Kenke of Kansas City
arrived in Phoenix yesterday. They
are stopping at the Commercial. Two
other Kansas Cityans, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Neal, are guests at the Jefferson.
COME FROM NEBRASkA-Mr. and
Mrs. John Dolegal of Wahoo, Neb.,
were among the arrivals in the city
yesterday. They are guests at the
jefferson.
GYPSUM MEN MEET-Directors
of the Arizona Gypsum company met
at their offices last night, to hear a
| lecture given by DR.. Aylmer Harding
on 1.-THE Commercial Use of Gypsum"
Beside the directors number of in
vited guests were present. At the
| conclusion of the meeting the direc-
! tors determined upon policy of great
| er publicity and cooperation. Those
of the stockholders present were in ac-
cord with the policy.
NEWS OF MISSING MAN - The
Commercial hotel has notified The
Republican that Joe Cox, who is
sought by his sister in Kansas City
Mo-, registered at that hostelry on No
vember 6, remaining there until No
vember s, when he left for a Glendale
ranch. Any further information con-
corning Mr. Cox should be communi'
Gated to The Republican or direct tC
his sister, Mrs. Nellie Garfield, 1874;
Benton street, Kansas City, Mo.
HUSBAND WINS DIVORCE SUIT
L. A. Brown was granted a divorce
from Maud Brown yesterday, in spite
of the wife's suit on cross complaint
infidelity was the ground of the hus-
bands complaint. The matter Of tbs
custody of their daughter, Leslie, has
been held in allegiance, as has thu
question Of community property. Coun
sci for the husband declares that be
cause of the nature of the evidenc'
proved against the wife, she is entitled
to no settlement.
MISSIONARY ME- ETlNG - Thu
Woman's Home Missionary society o
the First NJ. f. church will meet a
the home of Mrs. A. H. Lawrence, 40.
East Adams street this afternoon a
2:30 o'clock All women of tie con
gregation are invited to attend.
| LEGION TO MOVE-Frank Luke
post of the American legion expect!
to move into its new home the olt
Crete Ryan homestead just north o
Five Points on Seventh avenue, within
the next 30 days. The old house will
be rearranged somewhat inside ant
later on will be very much changed
/ to meet the special requirements o.
the post. No plan has yet been def
initely decided upon for the use Of thu
two-acre park which surrounds tn
house, but its beauty will be preserved
it was announced at headquarterl
yesterday.
ROTARY CLUB MEETS TODAY
AmericaniZation is to be the theme o
the luncheon meeting today of tn
Rotary club. Frederick Vining Fisher
assistant national director of tn
, united Americans, will be the princi
pal speaker. The united Americans i
national organization of American
; united to preserve constitutional gov
eminent, inculcate and develo'
Americanism and unite America. !
large attendance is expected.
COFFEE MAN HERE Ed +
Murphy who is the Arizona repre-
sentative for M. ]. B. coffee, has jus
arrived in the city from a recent visi
to San Francisco, the home, NJ. !
Brandenstein house.
: GOODIES FOR SALE-The Orange
wood Ramona club win hold a cooke
food sale Wednesday, November q
in the front window Of the Rope
!. Motor company. Cooked turkeys
chickens and all kinds of pies an
cakes will be sold, also canned fruit
: and pickles.
TREBLE COTTON OUTPUT :
: There were 1921 bales of cotton
counting round as half bales, gimme
in Maricopa county from the crop c
t 1919 prior to November l, 1919, a
/, compared with 4.472 bales gimme
prior to November /, 1918, accordin
to the department of commerce, bu
reau of the census.
l ATTENTION MELON GROWERS
. If you are holding any checks of tn
i Union melon growers for the distri
S button of the reserve fund, please pre-
!. sent them for payment at once. Watc
Q for articles in The Republican abou
o the second week in December regard
ing the melon situation.
I GIVE SURPRISE PARTY - TIL
r home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. OFT was tn
scene of a merry gathering Monda
: night when a few of the most init
: mate friends of Mrs. D. A OFT met |