Arizona republican., 1920-05-18
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 18 1920

HE Ah1LGNA hEH BLlO thorized to install meters in it's sys- tenn in accordance with the petition filed before the commission
 VISITORS MARRY HERE-Jerry O
 Fransisco of Walsenburg, Colo, and
 Miss Ida Mae Slimm of Wilson, Kas.
 were united in marriage by Rev. Geo.
 M. Lehigh at the home of the bride s
 aunt, Mrs. Ida J. Johnson. at , o'clock yesterday afternoon. Although only the near relatives of the bride and groom were present the happy affair was made quite distinctive by the beautiful floral offerings with which the house was decorated. MT. and Mrs. Fransisco will leave thiS morn ing for a brief honeymoon before go- ing to Walsenburg, Colo, where they expect 10 make their future home
 HOME FROM VACATlON-R. -B. Summers, manager of the Bon Ton basketerias, accompanied by Mrs. Summers has returned to their home at 29 West McDowell road after a months sojourn in the South. The greater part of the vacation was spent in Georgia and Texas While in their old home at Atlanta. Ga. they had the pleasure of attending every perfor- nance of the Metropolitan Grand Opera company. MT. Summers is now l company
 IMPROVEMENT CLUB MEETING The Fowler Neighborhood Improve ment club will meet at the home of Mrs. James Willis Thursday afternoon
 ASK FOR REHEARING-A motion for rehearing has been served on the corporation commission in the case of the City of Phoenix versus the com mission. The supreme court recently dismissed the appeal taken from an order sustaining a demurrer instead of final judgment. The city ordered the consumer outside the city limits to install meters at their own expense The corporation commission ordered the city to- continue to supply water until it had permission to make such a ruling
 APACHE COUNTY VOTES BONDS The Apache county road bond cleo tion carried by a big majority accord ing to the word received by Thomas Maddock, state engineer, yesterday. IL Y. Peterson, clerk of the board of supervisors. wired Engineer Maddock that the county expected to be ready to match the s150.000 federal aid in the near future.
 P E. Q. TO MEET-Chapter A of P k. O., will meet at 7;30 o'clock this evening with Mrs. Arthur Smith of 1915 East Pierce street Housing Problems" will be discussed.
 HOME FROM PRESCOTT Miss Pearl Raab returned yesterday from a week-ends absef1ce in Prescott where she was the guest of Mir. and Mrs William Raab and their few weeks old son. William Raab. Jr
 HOME FROM PRESCOTT VISIT Miss Minnie Seaman. a deputy in the office of the United States marshal. returned last evening from Prescott where she spent the past week.
 ALFRED BECKER FUNERAL - Funeral servies of Albert Becker will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Trinity Pro- Cathedral. Friends are notified that the casket will be opened at the Whitney chapel until 1 o'clock today.
 ALUMNI TO ORGANIZE All alumni of Kansas State Agricultural college and Kansas university living in this city and environs are requested to meet at the Phoenix High school office tomorrow afternoon at o'clock for the purpose of organizing.
 TO GIVE CARD PARTY-A card party will be held tomorrow evening at the Woman's club under the aus pices of St. Mary's Altar society. Everybody is invited to come
 LUNCHEON TO AID HOME-Busi- ness fnen's lunch will be served at F o'clock Thursday at the Y NJ. c. A Accommodations for 115 will be pro- vided. The proceeds of the lunch will be turned over to the committee for the Arizona Children's home drive Tickets can be secured at the Central pharmacy and the Owl Drug company. Prices will be s1 a plate.
 ARMY HARNESS RECEIVED Two hundred and eighty sets of har- ness have been received from the gov by the state highway depart nent. the equipment having arrived yesterday. Thomas Maddock, state engineer, has issued instructions to road camps to make no more pur- chases. and is forwarding queries to the different county engineers of the state as to their requirements.
 LOAN BOARD TO MEET The state loan board will meet at o'clock this afternoon to consider bids for the completion of the Lyman dam which have already been presented to the Lyman Water company.
 WOULD IN c R EAS SEE BONDED DEBT-For the purpose of preparing a petition for an initiative measure in- creasing the bonded debt of the state to be submitted to the voters at the election next fall a special committee of the Arizona Good Roads association will be held at the chamber Of commerce at 10 o'clock this morn ing. The association has gone on rec ord as considering the present bonded debt as ridiculodsly low" The meas ure seeks to amend the constitution in the interests of good roads. Fourteen men from the II Arizona counties com prise the special committee
 WATER USERS TO MEET JUNE 7 The first regular meeting of the Water Users association since the election will be held June T. It has