Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
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AT LETTERS SON-Mr. and Mrs. w i P Kapper arrived yesterday from In-
 dianapolis and are stopping at the Jet- ! ferson hotel.
 HERE FROM L. A.-Newton Evans, i of Los Angeles, arrived yesterday and i is registered at the Commercial hotel
 FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. - i Claude DeS- Thomas of Washington, D. i C., arrived yesterday and is stopping at the Commercial hotel
 l FROM LOS ANGELES-Mr. and ! Mrs. C. M. Ray. of Los Angeles, arrived yesterday and are stopping at the Com mercial hotel.
 I LEARNS OF FATHERS DEATH Mrs. J. NJ. Creighton of Thomas road, ] is in receipt Of 9. telegram announcing thg death in New Work yesterday Of 1 her father, l.. G. smith MT. smith ! Lad reached the advanced age ot S9 years. Mrs. Creighton spent last sum l nler at the old home with her father. 1 DAUGHTER BORN = Born to Mir and Mrs. Leigh Ford, a daughter at ] H. D Thursday evening. The little girl | has been named Virginia Leigh Ford.
 JOINS VALLEY BANK STAFF - Matthew Holub, recently arrived from 1 Texas. has accepted position with the l Valley bank MT. Holub, who had ] banking connections in the south before coming to Phoenix. is brother of J. M- HOluD, assistant United States attorney. MEN TAI SCIENCE Mental Science sunday lecture, February l, at 9 r. m. at College hall 329 North Tenth avenue. by Eugene \. Seevers, D. D., applied psychologist. subject, The Garden Of the Mind MT. .Seeyers is cousin of Hon. w. J. Bryan. and an author, lecturer and writer Of note A health and healing circle will follow the afternoon discourse .Healing treat ments administered free of charge. The public is invited Seats free.
 GETSiNGER FUNERAL TODAY - Funeral services for B. W. GetsingeE. who died Thursday morning, will De held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home, 315 East Palm Lane. They will be conducted by the Rev. J. liar Ney Deere, pastor of the First Baptist church Of Pomona, California. assisted by the Rev C. H: Rock, pastor of Cal vary Baptist church of this city In- terment win be at Greenwood cemetery
 HERE FOR EORTNiGHT-Lew Mackel. mineral examiner of the U- :. land office with headquarters in santa Fe. arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will be here for q fortnight. His busi- ness in Phoenix is Of an official nature
 TONIGHT'S Til NIGHT-The Imp of the Perverse has thwarted all at tempts of the Soweco club to give no tice of it's ball, which is to be held tonight at the Woman's club building. I. has been enormously stated that 1t would be last night. and Monday night and every night but the right night which is tonight, Saturday The Soweco club is an organization of the attaches of the Southwest Cotton com pany, Which has sent out several hum dred invitations for the event of to- night.
 SEEK FRANK WELLS-Frank Wells is being sought by county off, cers. who have received a telegram notifying him of the death of hos mother in California. The telegram Blythe. California, describes Wells as driving an Oldsmobile car. California license No 149000. in the direction of Phoenix. The message read; Mother died. Father leaves for California. Come back here
 THESE WILL Mk7RY-Marriag licenses have been issued by the clerk of the superior court to the following persons Arthur L. Bennett, 23, and Bernice Nunn, 19, both of Tempe; Cosrne C. Lara, 29. and Juana Gonzales. i9, both of Peoria: Frank Firestone. go. and Matte Barnett, 39, both of
 SEEKS DIvORCE-Joseph A. Pot teet who married Lutitia T. Potteet 45 years ago. filed suit for divorce yester- day in the superior court, alleging that his wife left him in September of 1917. They were married at Cameron. Texas.
 VISIT UNIVERSITY-Mr and Mrs. Donald A. Gilchrist have returned from a two weeks stay in Tucson. where Mir. Gilchrist. in his connection with the l.. :. biological survey, had an ex- tended conference with the professors in university extension service. While at the university MT. and Mrs. Gill christ were entertained and took part in a number of university functions.
 HOME COMING SOLDIERS - The Rocky Mountain club of New York announces the return of several Ari- zona soldiers from overseas on the army transport Northern Pacific which