Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-26

WIN StHt IOStS yesterday NCl0- WI p |
George Day, Mrs. w. E. Thomas. Mrs.
NJ. Fennemore and Mrs. Katherine
Martin. 1t is planned to send more
flowers at Christmas time.
HOME MISSION MEETS = The
Woman's Home mission will hold
joint mission devotional service this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at which a
splendid program will be presented.
Following is the program: Song, My
Soul be on Their Guard prayer, Mrs.
r. Gilmore; Scripture reading, Mrs.
Matte King, president; song, choir;
selected reading, Mrs. P. S. Lott; solo,
Miss Howard paper, 1.-The Benefit of
the mission to the community" solo,
Mrs. James Davis paper, by the field
secretary, Mrs. Clarie McClemons;
song, choir; paper Mrs. Della King;
closing remarks, Mrs. e. Turner, field
president; instrumental solo, Miss Es-
sic Robertson; paper, Benefit of Mis-
sion to Church. Mrs. B. Smith; re-
marks, Mrs. P. S. Lott.
STORES CLOSED TOMORROW
All stores will be closed in Phoenix on
Thanksgiving day, following the usual
custom. This announcement was made
last night by Charles Christy, secretary
of the Merchants and Manufacturers
association, of which organization
practically all of the merchants in the
down town district are members.
COLONEL HARRIS APPEALS =
The Harris Ingalls, controversy took
new lease on life yesterday after
noon when appeals to the supreme
court of Arizona were made from the
decisions of both Judge Stanford and
Judge Lyman, made November II in
the superior court of this county. The
first of these was in quo warranto pro-
ceedings brought at the instance Of
Wiley Jones, attorney general, to de-
| termine who is the rightful adjutant
general of the state. The second was
an injunction suit brought against
| Governor Campbell by Colonel Harris.
| Both were decided against Harris and
| in favor of Captain ingalls,.
| THANKSGIVING BALL Dancing
is announced for tomorrow night at
Arcadia hall, the occasion being a
| Thanksgiving ball. Music will be fur
nished by the Perry orchestra. The
invitations carry a turkeys picture,
suggesting the possibility of a turkey
trot on the program.
C. OF C. DIRECTORS MEET-The
board of directors of the chamber of
commence will hold its regular weekly
meeting at the Arizona club at noon
today when a number of important
matters will be presented for action.
i DAIRY COMMITTEE MEETS -
The dairy committee of the chamber
of commerce will meet at the chamber
of commerce rooms at o'clock this
afternoon.
WELSH SOCtETY-Owing to the
unsettled state of the weather, the
Esteddfod arranged to be held by the
Welsh society at East Lake park or
Thanksgiving afternoon will be post
poned until later date. The evening
meeting VIII be held just the same al
the First Baptist church at 7:30 D. m
When an excellent program of music
VIII be rendered under the direction o.
Professor Wendell Jones and an ora.
ton by Hon. Wiley Jones upon D
Lloyd George. The chair will be oc.
cupied by John B. Lodwick
!, EXPERT TEACHER-The IAamsor
, business college of this city has Sc
cured the services of another .teache
of Gregg shorthand in the person o
Miss De Forest. She entered upor
her duties yesterday. She acquired
her business education in the Gen
!, City business college of Quincy. nj
l and has taught in Browns business
1 college in Illinois, in the Commercial
high school at Galesburg and in tn
:. commercial department of the Bisbe
4 high school.
e RAMONA CLUB-The Orangeyoo
:. Ramona club will hold a cooked foo
l sale Wednesday morning at 10 o'cloc
e IN the window of the Roper Motto
s company.
E SUNUP AND SHUTDOWN - S
Miller was guest at the Jefferso
hotel yesterday, coming here from Ne,
York City. Harry Dahlman registere
at the same hotel from Los Angeles.
+, FROM LONG BEACH--E. c. Red
l man arrived in the city yesterday fror
Long Beach, Cal, and is stopping a
L the Jefferson hotel.
ARRIVE FROM CoAST-Mr. an
Mrs. j. w. Park arrived in the cit
+ Yesterday from Los Angeles, and ar
6 stopping at the Commercial hotel
+ WOULD PAY DEBT WITH STOCl
9 Application by the Ray e ella Vale
= railroad was filed with the state cor
poratlon commission yesterday for pei
mission to issue 1870 shares of can't;
stock at 500 par value to the IA
d Consolidated Copper company for III
|
s Indebtedness to the copper company
s the amount of $4,000.
t SOMERTON WANTS w. U.-ChaiI
l, man Amos A. Belts, state corporate
r commission, left for Somerton la.
night, where he expects to enjoy b
# Thanksgiving dinner. While there l
Y viii hear an application by the peop
: OF Somerton for Western Union tel,
graph service.
e JUDGE BAUGHN IN ctTY-Jud:
n o. J. Baughn of the superior court
+ Florence, visited in Phoenix yesterda
e He and Governor Thomas E. Campbt
s held long conversation concernir
re the recent reclamation congress at Sa
y Lake City, to which Judge Baughn W;
d delegate.
AMERICAN LEGION TONIGHT
- The American legion will meet tonig
y, at o'clock at the club rooms Impo
= tant business will be transacted al
a a large attendance is desired.
&c MRS. CASS WINS SUIT-The Ca
divorce case. which has been occup
J. ing the attention of Judge Stanfo
= and jury in the first division of I
e superior court for several days car
d to an end yesterday morning when Nj
" Lydia Cass. was granted the decree
" her cross complaint to the original 81
Sc instituted by her husband. Hugh Ca:
- WIFE GETS DIVORCE - Tarr
n Deas has been granted a decree of 4
4 vorce from William Carlos Deas
"A Judge Stanford
a BOWERS AUNT DlES-Charles
= Bowers, undersheriff, left last mig
4 for San Bernardino, Calf, to ate
81 the funeral of hiS aunt Mrc Tbaro