Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
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RoTARIANs TO MEET. The Phoenix Rotary club will hold thelr regular weekly luncheon meeting at noon today at the r. NJ. C. A.
 LICENSE TO ONE COUPLE-A license to marry was issued yesterday to John Henry Bennett, 3S, and An tonia Miranda, 29, both of Phoenix.
 BIBLE CLASS PIcNIC-The Win ners Bible class of the First Methodist church win give a picnic at Q o'clock tonight at Eastlake park
 TO PIONEER HOME-James Ray of Gila county was admitted to the Pioneers home yesterday, when hls ap- plication was approved by the board of directors of state institutions.
 CALEDONIAN DAUGHTE ERS.-The Caledonian Daughters will hold their regular monthly meeting this after noon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Mcdonald, 1922 West Wash ington street
 U. s. ATTY. TO TUcsoN-Joseph M. Holub, assistant U. $. attorney, left yesterday for Tucson where he expects to spend some time in the prosecution of cases to come up before the criminal division of the federal court, which term opens on Monday.
 INVITED TO CHANOLER-Phoen has been invited to visit Chandler, the Infant Giantess of the Salt River Val ley" when the giantess celebrates It's eighth birthday next Monday the Phoenix chamber of commerce was m, ,, formed yesterday. Governor Campbell will be the principal speaker. There will be sports in the afternoon and q dance in the evening.
 VISIT ROOSEVELT DAM-Mrs. c. G. Werner of SIT West Mckinley street, accompanied by party con sisting of her visitors. Dr. A. T. Cross
 r Ny.zs., an w Reimers, all of Milwaukee, and M. D. Pitt of Phoenix, spent Monday and Tuesday at Roosevelt dam. Tie Mil waukeeans are leaving on Monday Tor Des Moines and Clinton after a visit to the Grand Canyon.
 TO ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS The Madison Improvement club will give a special entertainment for the husbands of club members this even ing at the club house. All members are urged to attend accompanied by their husbands. The entertainment will begin at o'clock
 NEW SON ARRIVES-AIr. and Mrs V. A. Wood of 406 North Willow ave nue are receiving congratulations upon the arrival yesterday of V. A. Wood, Jr The young man, who weighs seven and three quarter pounds and his mother are registered at St. Josephs hospital. Mir. Wood is the secretary to the state tax COABIIlSS1oA.
 PIONEER DIES-Charles A. Rodig died at the Pioneers home yesterday at the age of S4 Rodig was admitted to the home from this county in l9lZ on the recommendation of a number of well-known business men and pio- neers who had known him for mum ber of years. Tn the early days he was one of the prospectors who searched in vain for the Lost Dutch man mine. and in later years was shoemaker in this city.
 LEAVES FOR SAN FRANCESCA Chief Boatswains Mate Harry Day or the local recruiting office leaves this evening for the receiving ship at San Francisco, having received notification of his transfer late yesterday. Chief Day has been on recruiting in this dis trict for some time, having been sta toned in Phoenix for the past few months. Chief Day has made many friends during his stay here who learn of his transfer with regret. but all join in wishing him the best of luck in his
 new duties at san Francisco.
 "YOUR DUTY TO PHOENIX Your Duty to Phoenix" is the title of a circular sent to members by the
 Phoenix chamber of commerce yes
 terday. Every member is asked to
 get one new member during this
 month" the circular reads. Tt costs
 money to do all the work required of your organization Make it your busi-
 ness to do a service to the community
 and to yourself. It will help us do more and better service for you. Get i a new member. The future of Phoe-
 nix is assured. Be a builder for the
 future" The circular is signed by c.
 E. Beach. chairman of the membership j committee
 l SUSTAINS DEMURRER Tn the l case ot the Verde Water and Power company vs. the Paradise Verde Irri- l gation district, in which the former ! sued the latter and asked the court for 1 a restraining injunction, Judge Lyman l recently sustained the demurrer filed lby the Paradise Verde Irrigation dis
 trict in answer to the suit. The de-
 n1urrer was based on the grounds that i the rights Of the Verde Water and | Power company, if such rights had l ever been legally established, were | abrogated by order of the department 1 of the interior at Washington, and that
 the case was not under the jurisdiction l of the local courts.
 EXTENSION IS GRANTED-Cleve i W. Van Dyke and [. A Van Dyke, rep resenting the various Van Dyke inter- ests, have been granted an extension | of time by the corporation commission i in which to file annual reports and i rate filings. The Van Dykes were cited to appear before the commission l yesterday to show cause why the re- i ports had not been filed in accordance with ruling of the commission. The i Miami TOwnsite company, the I, A Van l Dyke Electric Service company and | the water distributing company in which the Van Dykes also are inter i ested, secured an extension of time un- 1 til the latter part of the month in which to make the necessary reports and filings.
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