Arizona republican., 1919-05-03
RrTuRNa TO coAsr HOME

RETuRNS TO COAST HOME - Mrs. E. y. Tiffany returned yesterday 10 her home in Santa BsrDara, Cali fornia, after a few weegs' visit with her brother, R. M Monaghan. manager of the Jefferson hotel.
 CALL TO PIONEER BAND-Mem- bers of the Pioneer band are requested to be ready 10 start from the city hall this evening at D. m. for the service for the Victory loan Committee. Uni forms will be furnished to those not having them.
 MINER IS KILLED - The mine inspectors office yestereay received telegram stating that a man had been killed in the Inspiration Consolidated mine by falling earth. NO name was given.
 NEW YORK FLORIST IN CITY, Herman Warendorff, a leading florist Of New York and the proprietor of a chain Of florist shops there, arrived in the city yesterday to visit his sister. Mrs. F. Eiehenbronner. and family. I'll , East Adams street. He will remain in the city perhaps a week.
 AN OKLAHOMA coMPANY-In the issue of The Republican of Monday April 2S, there appeared an advertise ment of the East Cache Oil company ] was given as "El Paso. Texas" This was a typographical error. the home ] office being Walter. Oklahoma, and not 1 at Fl Paso. where a branch office only | is maintained.
 WANTS 1918 DIRECTORY - Have 1 you a 1918 Phoenix city directory? If so, the chamber of commerce could use 1 it to good advantage. They have re- ! ceiyed a request lately from several cities asking to exchange directories, and if the chamber is successful in ob l. | taining a number of last years edition will be able to add a number of new volumes to their now large library of city guide books from all over the country.
 NEW DISTRICT CHAIRMAN - Deputy Governor John U. Calkins oi the Federal Reserve bank of San Fran cisco has been appointed chairman oi the War loan organization for the twelfth district to succeed James K Lynch, deceased. H. J. 31cClung. state chairman for Arizona, gent the neV chairman message yesterday assur-
 ing him of the loyal support of Ari-
 zona
 CHOOSES FAIR GROUNDS - Tn,
 state fair grounds were officially 1, chosen as the landing place for tn, flying circus which is to visit Phoeni1
 May g, by Major Marr of the United ' States air service yesterday. Tn, l maJor stated yesterday that he wa!
 not sure that the entire IS planes tha
 compose the circus could make a land
 ing on the fair grounds, but that DOS
 sibly they would not all be here at tn,
 same time, as they are scheduled [,
 visit other towns on that day.
 WIFE GETS DIVORCE-When Dr
 P J. Ritchie ceased to love his wife h,
 told her so, according to the, testimony
 offered by Mrs. Edna Ritchie in the di
 vorce court yesterday. Mrs. Ritchi
 stated that after her husband confessed
 he no longer cared for her he left thei
 home. She said she married the dentis 5 in St. Louis in 1908, and for three year 1 they lived happily together. They dit l not quarrel, according to the witness 1 but merely ceased to love. Judge Stan 1 ford granted Mrs. Ritchie the divorc 0 on ground of desertion and made al 0 order for $100 a month alimony Sh l was also granted the home place. 0 STUDEBAKER MAN VISIT; 0 PHOENIX-John Huff, travelling rep 0 resentative of the Stakeholder corpora 0 ton, arrived in this city Thursday for 0 brief visit with the local distributor OA LAS SluueDdhtI 1IlOlOT CstI NIT. n LII 0 is constantly on the road, and comin Q in close contact with the business an 0 trading conditions in various communi 0 ties, says that Phoenix is one of tn c livest fields in the southwest. Speak 0 ing of the Studebaker, MT. Huff state 0 that never in the history of the corpo 0 ration has it produced a car that sur 0 passes in popularity the present mode 0 Mir. Huff left last night for Prescott.