Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

rived III the city Friday nlSnI anu IS stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 VISITORS FROM RAY Mrs. Charles Smith and Crystal Smith ar rived in the city yesterday from Ray They are stopping at the Commercial hotel
 ENGINEER OF DAM ARRIVES w. M. Ledbetter of Los Angeles, head of the engineering firm building the lower Arlington dam. arrived in the city yesterday with w. H. Spear en- gineer in charge at the dam site. They are stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 HERE FROM FRISCO O-E. B. Wastie of San Francisco arrived yes terday and is registered at the Jeffer- son hotel
 MISSOURI COUPLE IN cITv- AIr. and Mrs. w. A. White arrived yes terday from Cape Girardeau. Mo, and are stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 SEATTLE MAN IS VSITOR-C. D. Brown of Seattle. arrived yesterday. and is registreed at the Jefferson hotel.
 p. G. AND E. APPEALS CASE The Pacific Gas and Electric company found guilty on two counts of having falied to maintain proper insulation on wires on poles in the north part of the city, was fined $50 on each count yesterday by Judge Stanford of the superior court. Motion for a new trial was denied. and notice of appeal to the supreme court was given.
 HU BAND GETS DIVORCE Harold Fosberg was granted a divorce from Eulalie Fosberg yesterday by Judge Stanford of the superior court. Several letters alleged to have been received by Mrs. Fosberg from a Tue son man were introduced as evidence by the husband
 APPEALS BIG DAMAGE SUIT-In an appeal from the Yuma county su- perior court d record was filed with the supreme h the attorneys for Walker D. Hines director general of railroads as ap- pellant Don Marsh of Yuma county oelnS named as appellee. The case involves g. claim for S2O.0O0 damages against the Southern Pacific railroad Tn Which the claim subsequently, was transferred to the director general of railroads
 CHURCH OF cHRIsT-The Church of Christ located at the corner of Grand and Eleventh avenues will hold morning services today commencing at 10 o'clock. There will be regular song practice in the evening, begin ming al o'clock. Those members who must work on the first day of the week nave the privilege of partaking of the Lords Supper in the evening immedi- ately following the song practice. All members are urged to attend both morning and evening"
 COMPANY MAY COME HERE
 
 as a logical center for a manufacture ing plant of the Ramon rotary motor company, writes that company in a letter received by the Phoenix cham Der Of commerce yesterday. The com pany seeks information through the letter. Continuing, the letter says Our investigation conducted thus far already assures us that your city of- fers many advantages for the sue cessful manufacture and distribution o1 the Ramon rotary steam engine. The letter in another place says, the company does not seek bonus rights or financial aid of any nature from your chamber Of commerce. The company has it's headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas.
 LEAP YEAR DANCE-A Leap Year dance with strict observance of leap ing, the affair being given by the young women employed by the Phoenix Title and Trust company. The girls reserved a section of the dance floor at the Peacock, and following the dance. a midnight supper was served at the Chocolate Shop. Covers were laid for 45.
 WANTS TO BE CITIZEN Now-A native of Sweden, naturalized in Can ada a few years ago. Gustaf Wilhelm J Johanneson now wishes to become a citizen of the United States which he considers the best country in the world. Johahneson, who is a miner living in Jerome. yesterday filed his declaration of intention in the office of the clerk or the United States district court at Phoenix. He said he came to thls country in 1902, and later returned to Canada, But the love of America was so strong that he made a return tr.p, and now wishes to be citizen.
 HERE TO VISIT MOTHER Mir am g.r Denver, Colorado, are in Phoenix visit ing Mir. Ninson's mother. Mrs. l.. L. Ninson of 21 West Lynwood
 "GET TOGETHER" A SUCCESS -l The Get Altogether" of the Junior Aux Hilary that was held on Friday evening, proved to be very successful The hos tess, Miss Ross Singer. planned many games. finishing with dancing. Miss Carrie Epstein assisted in serving.
 THEME, INDUSTRIAL UNREST H. $. McClusky, organizer for the I. L.. M- NJ. $. w. will speak at the high school auditorium this afternoon at 3 o'clock. His subject will be. The Gen. eral Industrial Unrest.' as typified by tine coal and steel strikes. The public generally is invited to attend the meeting.
 DANCE RECITAL = An attractive dance recital program has been ar ranged for Thursday evening, February -'- At tue s1tuOOl UT MUSIC lO De gwen by pupils of Vivian Florine Young, as- sisted by expression students. The program will consist of both solo and group dances of much variety and the public is cordially invited to attend.l No admission is charged but a free- will offering may be left at the doorf for the benefit of the Near East Re lief fund
 RHODE ISLAND MAN HERE-M. IT. Brdnpy recent arrival from Providence, Rhode Island, who will be the guest for several weeks of J. F. i Dooley of 1917 West Washington street
 GIVE DINNER PARTY-Mr and 1 Mrs Charles Donofrio gave delight ful dinner Thursday evening in honor | of Miss Beatrice Hicks. using sweet l peas in decoration. Covers were laid | for Miss Hicks. Miss Oglesby. Miss Loy | Marian. Miss Erle Dameron and | Thomas Heaghly.
 SURPRISE PARTY-In celebration i of the 18th birthday of their daughter !