Arizona republican., 1919-11-11

coupe mdrfleQ m 1uCSOn III Au5u usl' 1916
 ANNUAL RED cRoss-The annual meeting of the Central Arizona chap ter of the American Red Cross. which ! was postponed from October P, will l be held at o'clock Friday afternoon ! at the chamber of commerce.
 ARRIVALS FROM LOS ANGELES Among the arrivals from Los An geles who registered at the Commer- i cial Hotel yesterday were c. r. Finch, | V. T. Grinell, o. o. Lawson, C. A. | Johnson and A. l.. Francis.
 ROYAL NElGHBORS ENT TER MENT-Neighbor Hughes and Gra- ham will entertain the Royal Neigh bors thimble club Wednesday after noon at K. of P hall All neighbors! and their friends are invited.
 MORE VISITORS FROM EAST Among many arrivals from the east who registered at the Jefferson Hotel yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. J. C.. Leapean, Holyoke, Mass; E. N. Davis, Erie, Pa; and A. B. Clark, Boston.
 SHUNDY- BROWN NUPTlALS =. Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Janet Louise Shundy to Eugene Arthur Brown which took place in St. Helena, California on Monday, November g. Mir. and Mrs. Brown will make their home in Santa Rosa.
 ARRIVES FOR WlNTER-F. L.. Tower, a California pioneer, arrived in Phoenix yesterday to pass the win ter with his son -in-law and daughter Justice and Mrs. Frank De Souza of 1 1616 West Monroe street.
 NEEDLEWORK GUILD MEETS The Phoenix branch of the Needle work Guild will hold its regular meet | ing this afternoon after the club meet | ing at the Womans club. Everyone is cordially invited.
 AFTER DELINQUENT TAXPAY- l ERS-Deputy collectors of internal | revenue T. P. Pitchsrd and F. J. Ash | ley will be in Glendale all of this week making investigations relative to de- | linquent income taxes. The delinquent roll is now being compiled for this district from the local headquarters office in this city.
 NARCOTIC AGENT HERE-J. H. l Fleming, narcotic agent with the in ternal revenue department, arrived in =. Phoenix yesterday from Albuquerque and has been detailed for special work on the enforcement of the war time prohibition act. Mr. Fleming held a brief conference yesterday with Col lector Alfred Franklin, the plan of ac- ton will be more extensively worked out later in the week, it was stated at the headquarters office.
 FORMER PHOENIX PIE OP L E HERE-Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Hammond
 of Los Angeles were in Phoenix for
 state fair week Mr. Hammond for merly was a business man Of this city,
 but at present is in the furniture and auction business in Los Angeles.
 FROM ARGONNE TO PEACE TRADE-Ex-C Corporal Joe c. Cham
 bliss of this city, who was severely
 wounded in the battle of the Argonne
 a few days preceding the armistice. re-
 turned from the marine hospital at San
 Francisco yesterday where he under
 went a serious operation in conse-
 quence of his wounds. He returns
 greatly benefited and will soon resume
 his occupation of automobile me
 chanic.
 Il WHERE EAST MEETS WEST
 Visitors from the western coast whC
 registered at the Hotel Adams yester-
 day were W. C. Coperman of Stock
 ton Cal, and W. O. Ross of Pomona Cal. Coming from the Atlantic cOas
 was James Brennan of Brooklyn \. Y.
 SAYS LIFE WAS THREATENED 70. D. Taylor, charged with threat
 ening to commit an offense agains William Davis, was arraigned befor,
 Justice De Souza yesterday and his
 preliminary hearing set for Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock. Davis allege' that Taylor threatened to kill him ' Both men live in the Cashion dis
 trict
 TALKS ON AMERlCANlsM-Th' civic educational department of thu Woman's club listened to an addres! yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Otic Younl
 on 'Americanism and the Opportunit! 1, School" Mrs Young has made studl
 of her subject and was prepared 10 i'm part a large amount of new inftrma tion to her audience About p womel
 were present at the meeting which wa : held at the Woman's club building THESE WILL MARRY-Marriag . licenses were issued yesterday to San Blumethal, 63, Glendale and Eldor;
 Britt, 54, Alhambra, Calif.; David Miles 21, Phoenix and Eva Grant 19 Gil;
 Crossing; F. R. Matheny 43, Superio
 and Linnie Kyle. 39, Superior Chalie I II. Dains, 24, Phoenix and Verlu , Lemons. 19, Tempe; Eleno Montoya B. Marinette and Teresa Beja, z T Marinette; Sam Besant 30 Tollesol U and Maria Cesta, 30, Tolleson. HEARS OF FATHERS DEATH U s. E. Billingsley who lives east Of tn ? asylum on the Tempe road was yes terday informed by telegraph of tn e death of his father, s. NJ. Billingsles
 at Fairmont, w. Va. His father wa
 90 years of age. He had ten childreI I all ten of whom are yet living. II I had lived that long life iE the neigh l borhood where he was born He Na l a prominent farmer and a man ( I- influence in that locality. There ar 10 many people in Phoenix former resi- l., dents of Fairmont, who knew hin d His son has resided here for the las
 ten years.
 SPEEDING COSTS s5o-Fined i ! the amount of the number of miles I minute he was travelling when arreste ] on the charge of reckless driving, ] J. Marthinis made out check of g l. to Justice Wheeler yesterday whe y he pleaded guilty to the charg U against him. Marthinis, who drive o' q delivery car for local candy sho .e was speeding on the McDowell roa d at 50 miles an hour when he kille ~ a dog.
 @ GARMENT MAKING CLASS-Tf l. garment making class at the hig
 school will meet in the sewing roo at the high school from 4 until l, o'clock D. m Women who have n
 yet started the course should be pre- ,- ent at this meeting.
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