Arizona republican., 1920-01-20
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 COME FROM GREELEY-Mr. and Mrs F. O. Morrison registered a the Jefferson hotel from Greeley. Colo.
 WILLIAMS IN cITY-N. L. Will Hams arrived in the city from Fort Sumner, N. M.. yesterday and is stop ping al the Jefferson hotel.
 HERE FROM RUBBER CITY, Raymond C. Shaffer arrived in the city yesterday from Akron, Ohio, and is stopping al the Hotel Adams.
 SEVERAL FROM COAST-Among the arrivals from the western coast yesterday were Al Hoffman and T. E.. Scott of Los Angeles and T. l.. Waller of san Francisco. All are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 ARRIVES FROM HOOSIER STATE ID. C. Thomas arrived in the city from Ell1hart. Ind. yesterday and is guest at the Hotel Adams
 PARTY FROM TExAS--A party which arrived from Lufkin, Texas. yesterday included Marie Singleton. Allen Swank. B. Honeycutt and Ar thur Jones. They are all stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 CAMPBELL VISITING HERE-J. A. Campbell of Sonora, Ariz.. was a visitor in the city yesterday stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 AT THE ERSON-Thomas H.. Sims of Los Angeles was in the city on a business trip yesterday and is stopping at the Jefferson hotel
 HERE FOR WINTER-Mr and Mrs. A. J. Young of Milwaukee. WisconsiD are visiting at the home of Mir. ani Mrs. James Aldrich of 33 West Lyn- wood street. They will remain the major portion of the witner season
 MARRIAGE LICENSE-A marriage license was issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to Jesus Gonzales. 21, and Francisco Sismeros, It. beth of Phoenix.
 NOTICE WILLIAM SIMPSON-The Red Cross offices in the chamber of commerce have information they wish to convey at once to Will Simpson, in the navy service. now in Phoenix wis iting parents. They use this method to reach him.
 M E. REVlVAL-RevivaI services are now being conducted at the Meth odist Episcopal church. The opening services have been very encouraginS, showing a spirit of hearty cooperation with the pastor, devotion to the work and consecration in the service. These meetings will be held every evening until further notice.
 ROeT E. LEE REMEM BERED- The local chapter of the U. D. C. cele- brated the 18th anniversary of Robert F.. Lees birthday yesterday at the home of Mrs. F. Gang, their president. on North Central avenue. About 60 guests were present. including six Con- federate veterans and the Dixie chap ter Of Tempe. An appropriate and in teresting program was rendered and typical southern dinner was served.
 NEiGHBORHOOD GU B = The Neighborhood club holds it's regular open meeting Wednesday, January T, D m will make an address regarding the good work done by the Y. w. (. A. Miss Walton will tell of progress made with school children and how to safe guar dtheir health. Mothers are in vited to attend and hear these talks. All are welcome.
 ROOSEVELT P.-T.-Roosevelt school Pr. association will meet at Neighl borhood house Wednesday, January 22. at 3:30 D. m. There will be an election of officers and hearty welcome for the many new members. The children have conducted the membership drive. All are urged to attend an encourage them.
 TO APPRAISE EsTATE-J c. Niles. w. Y. Rumney and James Kean have been named appraisers of the estate of August de Moor by Judge Lyman of the superor court
 ASKS DISSOLUTION OF COM SNiN n- I<eN4E, wee DIeSlQ6iil Dl the Aguila Land and Cattle company. has filed a petition for it's dissolution in the superior court, stating that all outstanding stock was sold September 22 to William D. Powell for $40. 900. Attorneys for the petitioning corpora ton are Richard l.. sloan, C. R. Ho- ton ana E. G Scott
 DIVORCE CROSS COMPLAINT- On many occasions. Mr. Porter con tinues in his complaint Mrs. Porter has left their two children Lois. years old, and Artheur. years old, alone at their home without any one to watch over them. and on other occasions. he states, she has kept the older child at home from school to watch the baby while she herself was "on the streets. unoccu- pied" The defendant concludes his cross complaint by stating that Mrs. Porter has ben guilty of threats against his life on many occasions. and has frequently cursed and used vile language against him. He asks the custody of their children.
 IN PRIVATE PRACTICE NOW Dr. George $. Martin, in charge of the activities of the public health service in Arizona, has opened an of flee for private practice in the build irg occupied by several doctors at 430 North Central avenue. Dr. Mar tins office hours there are from to .. At the present time Dr. Mar tin is looking after the interests of all disabled or sick service men in Arizona. He is well known to many Phoenix men. having served in the medical detachment of the I5Sth in- fantry. After leaving that organiza- tion he was promoted to the rank or major, at which grade he was dis charged from the service last summer
 KANSAS EDITOR HERE-Mrs. John s. Gilmore and her son. John $. Gilmore, Jr., of F'redonia, Kansas. air rived in the city yesterday fro sev- eral weeks stay and plan to go on to the coast later. They are stopping at the Hotel Adams. MT Gilmore is the editor of the Wilson County Citizen founded 90 years ago by John S Gill more, Sr. pioneer Kansas newspaper man. Since his fathers death a mum Ter Of years ago Mir. Gilmore, in addi- tio nto editing the paper has managed