Arizona republican., 1920-02-13
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MRS. PETER MoHR HERE-Mrs. Peter Holm has arrived from Los An geles on business and is stopping at the Annex hotel
 FL YEMAMAH MEETS-E Ye- mamah Temple 65 will hold a business meeting and installation of officers in the K. P. hall at o'clock tonight. Visiting Dokers are invited.
 PAID YOUR WATER BiLl?-| Those who have not yet paid their monthly water rates are likely almost any morning now to find the faucets dry. The rates have been due and delinquent ever since February 10.
 M. E. LADIES AlD-The Ladies Aid society will meet at; the First M. E. church at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
 HOWARD N. FULLER WANTED A telegram received at police head quarters last night asks that Howard N. Fuller, miser, be located and ad- vised that his wife is very i'll at Boul- der, Colorado.
 MADISON IMPROVEMENT CLUB All are invited to the Madison Inn provement club F'rieay night at o'clock at their club house on the In- dian school road four miles east of Central avenue. Community singing and games will be the feature of the evening. No admission will be charged at the door, but a small amount will be charged for refreshments. All club members are urged to be present and bring husbands and friends.
 HARRY MINOR ARRIVES TODAY Harry Minor, former secretary. of the Los Angeles Rotary club, will ar rive in Phoenix this morning and will be one of the speakers at the Fathers | and Sons luncheon at the Rotary club this noon- Word to this effect was received by wire yesterday by J. O. Sexson, secretary of the Y. Minor is head of the Minorf Community Ser vice which has booked many lecture courses in this city.
 EASTERN MANUFACTURERS ILL HERE-Murray Shipley, a wealthy manufacturer of Cincinnati, O., is crit lcally i'll here at the Sisters hospital, suffering from influenza and pneu- monia. He was taken to the hospital ten days ago, and had come from the east not long before. MT. Shipley's mother and sister have arrived in the city from the east.
 HARRY SHEDD HOME-Harry L. Shedd has returned from a visit to Minneapolis.
 DEATH OF GEO. w. WHEATER- George w. Wheater died Thursday morning at the home of his son at 1901 Woodland avenue. The body of the de- ceased will be removed to Riverside, California, for interment
 FUNERAL OF MRS. NEWNHAM- The funeral of Mrs. Addie Newnham who died Wednesday afternoon at her home, 336 West Lynwood, will be held privately from the home this afternoon at 5 o'clock, with Dean Scarlett off, ciating. Interment will be in Green wood cemetery
 FUNERAL OF FRANK JOHNSON The funeral of Frank c. Johnson. who died Tuesday at his home. 1216 East Pierce street, will be held Satur- day at 7 o'clock at the H. M Maus chapel, 311 North First avenue. The Reverend w. $. Buchanan will offi- clate and interment will be in in Greenwood cemetery
 THESE WILL WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Clarence H. John son, 23, and Omega A. Robson, 20, both or Phoenix; Francisco Rico, 9, and Petra Moreno, r, both of Phoenix.
 WIFE SEEKS DIvORCE-AlIeging hr' husband has failed to provide her with the necessaries of life for more than year, Carabel Wharton filed suit foi divorce from Harry B. Wharton yesterday in the superior court They were married at San Francisco Septem- Der 12, 1918. Mrs. Wharton asks res toratlon of her maiden name, Carabel Watkins.
 HUSBAND DIVORCED = Maranda Gillespie was granted a divorce from John M. Gillespie yesterday by Judge Stanford of the superior court. Cruelty had been alleged in the complaint
 K. C. DANCE TONIGHT-The sec ond of a series of dances by the Knights Of Columbus will be given tonight at the Woman's club. This is a Valen- tine dance and many novelties will be featured. This dance is for the mem bers and their friends and admittance is by card.
 SPEAKERS MAY CoME-The J. B. Pond Lyceum bureau has informed the Phoenix chamber of commerce that two of it's best speakers will pass through the southwest during the next few months and calls attention to the avail able dates of the two speakers. They are Coningsby Dawson. March F to | 20; Ellis Parker Butler, March 1 to r. Definite arrangements can be made by wiring the bureau at 50 East l Forty street New York SEEK NFORMATION-The federal reserve bank of San Francisco is pre- pairing a new form for it's monthly re- port on general business and agricul- tural conditions. covering the twelfth l federal reserve district in which Phoe- nix is situated. The bank has written | the, chamber of commerce for informa | ton concerning industries so that its 1 lists may be enlarged to meet the re- | Quirements of the new form of monthly reports.
 COMMUNITY SOCIAL-A com 1 munity social will be given Friday