Arizona republican., 1919-07-11

FROM LOS ANGEIES-LoS An geles guests at the Jefferson hotel yes terday included Miss NJ. Tolle and J. l.. Whaites.
 HERE FROM ARkANsAs-M Ethel Harrison of Fort Smith. Arkan- sas arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Commercial hotel.
 COPPER MAN IN TOWN-M. A. Fessender, manager of the Kay Cop per mine, was in the city yesterday on business.
 LAVEEN VISITOR-Bob Mitchell of Laveen arrived in the city yester- day and is staying at the Commercial hotel.
 FROM CARoLlNA-R. E. McFad den of Columbia, South Carolina, ar rived in the city yesterday. He is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 FROM PAYSON-Mrs. Mark Blake arrived in the city yesterday from Payson and is staying at the Conner cial hctel
 PRIMAL BROTHERHOOD MEETING-An open meeting for the installation of officers will be held by the FraternaI Brotherhood Saturday night
 HOME FROM IRON SPRINGS Betty Fickes, daughter of Mel Fickes, who has been staying at the Pickles cottage in Iron Springs, has returned to Phoenix.
 TAKING VACATION = Nick An nos of the firm of Nick Amos and company, left last night for Long Beach, California, for a few weeks vacation.
 CASE IS SET-The case of J. H. Monjar charged with obtaining money under false pretenses was set for Sep tember IT by Judge Stanford yester- day
 No WATER REPoRT-No water report was received yesterday al the Water Users association building be- cause telephonic connection with Mesa, Granite Reef and Roosevelt was inter rupted by high winds.
 p. o. EMPLOYES EAT MELONS, The Glendale postmaster sent in a lot ! of cold watermelons to the Phoenix post office yesterday and the local | postal employees took enough time out 1 from sorting mail to enjoy themselves 1 hugely.
 TO TAKE OVER GROCERY-Karl l Steinlein, financial manager of Haas, l Baruch and company, wholesale gro l : day from Los Angeles to take over the E. S. Wakelin Grocer company, re- gently purchased by his firm.
 WILL HOLD PlCNlC-The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of Catalonia will take the form of a picnic at Eastlake park Friday even ing. July Il, at 6 o'clock. All members are urged to be present and to bring their lunch
 THESE MARRY - Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Glenn M. Haws 19, Mesa and Edith Fuller 20. Mesa; Carl M Smith, 26, Florence and Leona Mildred Sumner, %, Milo Missouri; Aurelio Terminal 27. Phoe- nix and Clotilde Perez, IT., Phoenix.
 ARRIVES AND LEAVES - Ben F Peters arrived in Phoenix yester lay from the Ford min:-g and miline properties at Juanita. He left las night for a visit at St. Louis where there is to be held a family reunion.
 INSPECTS RECRUITING WORK - Lieut.. Col. R. L. Weeks, infantry, as sistant recruiting officer of the Los An stles district, spent yesterday in tn; city on an inspection trip, leaving las night for Los Angeles. Everything 1; o. K. The Phoenix district has done
 we'll was his comment.
 ROTARY CLUB MEETING - Tn, Rotary club will hold the regula1
 luncheon meeting at 1915 o'clock Fri
 day noon at the War Work building
 Wallace C. Button, president of h, club; Judge E. w. Lewis and Ma Meadors, secretary, will give a repor Of the international convention of Ro
 tary clubs held at Salt Lake City. DENIED DIVORCE-Mrs. Beatric A. Powers was denied divorce fror ; Bernard Powers by Judge Stanfor yesterday. the court stating that h ; intended discouraging divorces whe the husband and wife had not live , together long enough to setermin 5 whether or not they could be happ with one another. The Powers wei
 married in Deming, New Mexico,
 January of this year and separated o I June TO- according to Mrs. Power
 Counsel for the plaintiff made a mo ton to have the matter reconsidere J which was not acted upon.
 K. OF p. INSTALLATlON-Tf 1 Knights of Pythias lodge will insta I officers tonight at o'clock. A spt :. cial program has been prepared by tf ] entertainment committee, and a U knights and visiting brothers al 5 asked to be present The followir
 officers will be installed: W. J. Ol | yer chancellor commander; Jack w
 Hams. V. C.; J. H. Fairbanks. prelat
 W. E. Drake, M. of w; A. H. McCle
 Ian, M. of E.; C. E. Ice. M. of F.; c. J Norman, K. of R. and S.; Mel 1 F'ickes, M. at A.; J. D. Sloan, inn guard; G. A. Todd, outer guard, al ; W. D. Smith, trustee.
 > STATE REJECTS A CLAlM-Tl :, board of directors for state institution U yesterday turned Gown a claim for | s sum of s1.664.50 presented by A. J. GI 9 ford for alleged services as supervisil
 state architect. The records of t '' old commission of state institutio show that Clifford was employed [ this capacity by the commission und ,g Hunt in December, 1918, just befo 70 the Campbell administration went in L, office January 14, a week after t ,o new administration went in, the CT ,o ployment of Clifford was revoked a
 he was paid to date The claim th :, has just been refused was for servic P; from that date to July 1 this year.
 Wanted-To borrow, s40000 ,on i come city property. Will pay commi +v sion. Box GIT. Phoenix-Adv.
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