Arizona republican., 1919-08-27

support. The Phoenix chamber of commerce in thorough sympathy with the idea, has written letters to Sem ators Mark Smith and Henry F. Ash urst asking the scheme be submitted to the postmaster general for approval
 ARRIVES FROM RAY-A. M. Moore of Ray arrived yesterday and is stay ing at the Jefferson hotel.
 HERE FROM BisBEE-B. J. Rogers arrived yesterday from Bisbee. He IS registered at the Hotel Adams.
 ARRIVES FROM CHlcAGo-B. L. Marder, of Chicago, arrived yesterday and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 BUSINESS VISITOR IN CITY-c. w. Easton arrived yesterday from Ray and is staying at the Jefferson hotel
 RETURNS FROM FRISCO VISIT ]. D. Quinn returned Monday night l from a two weeks visit with his brother, Dr. J. E. Quinn in San Fran cisco.
 VISITOR FROM 5coAsT-Ed. P. Murphy arrived yesterday from San Francisco and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 MICHIGAN MAN IN ToWN-John F. Mauro arrived yesterday from Alma, Michigan, and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 TEXAN IS IN CIVIL. J. Harris arrived yesterday from Vic toria, Texas, and is staying at the Jeff | ferson hotel.
 ARRIVES FROM MORALES = F. w. Powers of sNogales arrived yes | 4ardax, and ;s rcofofapad at ina Iaf ferson hotel
 FLAGSTAFF VISITOR IN PHoE- | Nix-H. H. Kohl arrived yesterday from Flagstaff and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 SUPERIOR MAN IS VISITOR Harry Lefkovits, of Superior, arrived yesterday and is staying at the Jef- ferson hotel.
 HERE FROM SUPERIOR B. E. Helin of Superior arrived in the city | yesterday and is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 DELAWARE MAN IN clTY-Johh T. Weary arrived yesterday from Will mington, Delawsre, and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 FLAGSTAFF MAN IS VISITOR - Thomas P. Manning of Flagstaff ar rived in the city yesterday He Is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 CASA GRANDE PEOPLE HERE Casa Grande people registered at the Jefferson hotel yesterday included Ella Gould, Mrs. Gould and c. J. Eastman.
 GEN. TUTHlLL IN clTY-General Alexander M. Tuthill arrived in the city yesterday. He is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 FL PAso VISITOR HERE-Rollo E. Green of Fl Paso arrived in the city yesterday and is registered at the Jef- ferson hotel.
 w. A. MoEUR fMPRovING-state Land Commissioner Moeur. who was reported ill in Texas last week. has been heard from in Flagstaff, where he is so far recovered as to be able to return home within a few days.
 RETURNS FROM LONG TRIP Mrs. Fred Winship of 1914 East Van Buren street, returned to Phoenix Monday after on extended visit to Chicago. Kansas City, St. Louis and Indianapolis.
 I NEW SON ARRIVES Word has been received in the city of the birth i to MT. and Mrs. Samuel A. Lewis
  1 Cal, of a son, Samuel A. Lewis. Jr.
 HALTS STAGE LINE OPERA 1 TION-The certificate of convenience and necessity, under which Jose Bara- jos has been operating stage line between Chandler and Goodyear, has been revoked by the corporation com mission. Complaints were entered that 1 the stage man was disregarding his l published schedule and overlooking his car. A hearing was held at Chandler, and evidence brought in proof of the charges, and the action of the com mission followed. This automatically puts Barajos out of business.
 WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE = Amanda Esselstyn filed suit for di- vorce yesterday with the clerk of ths superior court against William Essel- styn, whom she married at Prescott July 25, 1916. She asks the custody Of their -year-old daughter and has filed petition for $30 a month ali mony during the period that the suit is in litigation The defendant who, according to the complaint is capable of earning from s125 to $50 a month, has been ordered to appear before Judge Stanford August 29 and show cause why this alimony should not be Pc4d- MI D. 1-Sociot4H dAiS6S So tACeSS1Fc i and cruel treatment in her suit HERE TO CHECK U. S. PROP ERTY-Captain Charles F. Bremen man. zone property auditor stationed at Fl Paso, was in Phoenix yesterday to check up the government property lin the possession of Col. Charles ". Harris. Harris was not at his office, and Captain Bremefman had not been able to locate him late last afternoon Captain Maurice Kelley of the sanitary corps passed through the city yester- ] day erlroute to his new station at Fort Whipple, from Camp Dodge, Iowa, and with Captain Bremerman visited the capitol.