Arizona republican., 1920-01-18

hotel Hobbies are filled with people wno are HenPge HnPele s S. W c eeeSorh0nz @mThat Mari copa Chapter, Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution does not give it's en- tire time to it's own activities was ev1- denced by the splendid work It ac- complished during the Y. w. .. Al campaign. The smallest team in the field. there being but one member, Mrs. Garland Couch in addition to the chairman. Mrs. Ed. Shaw, the two women, received $1,000 in cash and pledges for the Y.
 WENDEN MEN ARE VISITORS William T. Gnash and R. E. Barker, both of Wenden, are visitors in Phoe- nix and registered at the Adams.
 DOWN FROM DENvER-Mrs. C.. R. Welch of Denver, accompanied by her son. arrived in Phoenix yesterday and is stopping at the Adams.
 RAY MAN IN cITY-sydney Car penter of Ray is a visitor in the city. He is registered at the Adams.
 CENSUS COMMITTEE MEETING An important meeting of the full census committee. including represen- tatives of the chamber of commerce, the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, the Merchants and Manufacturers asso- ciation and the Real Estate board. will meet at 4 o'clock tomorrow after noon at the chamber of commerce. Im- portant business is to be taken up, and full attendance is desired.
 HERE FROM LOS ANGELES Among guests from Los Angeles reg istered at the Jefferson hotel yester day were F. A. Boyce, MT. and Mrs. c. J. Lowe, A. Lanck, P. R. Ashley and w R. Sullivan.
 AT THE EJEFFERSON-w. T. Harn of Springfield, Mass, arrived in Phoe- nix yesterday. He is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 COME FROM PASADENA-Charles B. Murphy of Pasadena, Cal, was a visitor in Phoenix yesterday, stopping at the Commercial hotel. J. MacKay, also of Pasadena, was among other guests at the same hotel.
 GALLUP MEN IN CITY-William Brown and Frank Thomas. both of Gallup, N. M., arrived in Phoenix yes terday and are stopping at the Com mercial.
 KANSAS CITIANS ARE VISITORS MT. and Mrs. l.. O. Booram of Kans- as City are among new arrivals in the city, registering yesterday at the Commercial. l.. w. Hineman of Kansas City also arrived in Phoenix yesterday. He is also a guest at the Commercial
 AT THE COMMERCIALLY. A. Mayer of Milwaukee is a visitor to Phoenix, stopping at the Commercial
 REPUBLICAN LEADERS HERE-l
 
 committeeman for Arizona and pub fisher of the Tucson Citizen, arrived in Phoenix yesterday for the state republican meeting here today. He was accompanied by T. s. Breen of Flagstaff, who, with MT. Jaynes, has just returned from a meeting with Will H. Hays, republican national committee chairman. at San Francisco MT. Jaynes and MT. Breen are stop ping at the Hotel Adams.
 NOTIFY LAWYERS = All court matters that were continued until the April term of the federal court will be taken up during the term of court which will convene on February 23, according to c. c. Downing, deputy clerk of the district court. MT. Down. ing stated that all lawyers were being notified to this effect
 PRIZE TERRIER kILLED-A valu- able wire haired fox terrier. one of the prize winners at the state fair, belonging to R. A. Kirk was killed yesterday in circumstances that have not been explained. An investigation is in progress with .he Copper State Kennell club and Humane Officer Can ming behind it. and it is likely that some one will be made to account for the act.
 DIVORCE eRANTEo-E Elmer E. Thompeon has been granted a divorce from Zola Thompson by Judge Stan
 
 band alleged desertion in his com plaint.
 HOLD THREE-Information charg- ing grand larceny was filed by the county attorney in the superior court yesterday against Frank Balmas, John F.. Young and Kenneth H. Kinder, al- legged to have stolen certain automo- bile accessories valued at s10O from Frank R. Sanders on January 10. The three young men have been held to answer to the superior court by Judge Wheeler of the East Phoenix justice court under $2,500 bond each.
 SEEKS DIVORCE-Marie Sanchez has filed suit for divorce from Val entina Sanchez in the superior court alleging failure to provide since De- cember Is. 1917. They were married at San Antonio. Texas. August Is, | 1902
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