Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
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CALLED BY MOTHERS ILLNESS

CALLED BY MOTHERS ILLNESS Ralph Cameron, IT,, has left TOT Rochester where he was called by the serious 1lness of his mother
 SIMMS ON CAMPAIGN TOUR Secretary of State Nit Simms left yes terday for the southern part of the state where he will inaugurate his campaign for the Democratic nomina- ton for governor. He was accom- panied by Mrs. Sirnms.
 BACK FROM HONEYMOON-Ben Ferguson. rate engineer with the cor poration commission, and Mrs. Fergu- son, who before her marriage a few weeks ago was Miss Margaret Aepl, have returned from their honeymoon spent in the White Mountains.
 COTTON MAN ARRIVES-J. Q. Olsan of Atlanta, who is touring the west with view of investigating cotton, arrived in Phoenix yesterday He will be in the valley for seeral YEoMEN TO GIVE DANcE-The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will hold dance at the K. F. hall begin ming at g o'clock this evening. The general public is cordially invited to attend.
 JOINS HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT- Miss Carmen O'Nenl, of Nogales formerly file clerk of the First Nation al Bank of Nogales arrived in Phoenix yesterday to accept a similar position with the state highway department. HOL NC SERVICES W A. Shultz of El Paso is holding a series of meetings at the Church of Christ, | Grand and Eleventh avenues. Services are conducted every evening at S:30 o'clock. Everybody is cordially invit-
 RECOVERING FROM OPERATION Mrs. Millie Vance, who was operated on at St. Joseph's hospital Saturday morning. is recovering rapidly, the i operation proving a complete success. She is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs J. B. Attaway, with whom she makes her home at 21o North Eighth street.
 ICE CREAM SOCIAL-An ice cream 1 social will be given by the Christian Endeavor society of Tolleson Chris tian church tomorrow evening, at the home of l. l.. McCreight one mile north l and two and three fourths miles yves of Tolleson. The public is invited to 1 fSe present.
 FOUND NOT GUILTY-D. Me- Gaugh yesterday was found not guilty by Justice Mckee on a charge of petty larceny. The complaining witness, E. P. Satterfield. alleged McGaugh stole four blanks which he rad been using as a head gate to divert water in an irrigation ditch to his land
 MORE c. OF c. FILMS-More films
 
 Der of commerce motion picture de- l partment for use by lecturers and travellers wishing to illustrate and ad vertise the Salt River Valley. C. H. Harter former army man, yesterday loaned to the chamber of commerce [ reels of film on the Salt River Valley. The loan was made for a period of six months.
 PETITION FOR LETTERS-Petf- tion for letters of administration were filed yesterday in the estate of Joseph J. Williamson, who died in Maricopa county February 13. 1918. by his mother, Julia A. Jordan. The estate consists of real property ill Maricopa county to which the petitioner gives the value of s5.Oo0. The petition will be heard on Tuesday afternoon, July 6, at 1:30 o'clock.
 TO TAKE CHARGE OF CONVOY
 A committee of 25 to take charge oi
 the army transport convoy prepara l tions and entertainment was author . iZed by the board of directors of the
 Phoenix chamber of commerce yester'
 day. The convoy is due September 3 ], Members of the committee will not b. h named until later because of thu |. crowded condition of the secretary /: calendar.
 i. NOW ASSISTANT ADJuTAN7 ', GENERAL-J. W. Abbott, former ser ' vice man and member of the Nationa Guard of Arizona. has been appointed by Walter s. Ingalls as his assistan |. Mir. Abbott was with the 18th cavalr,
 of the famous first division and served r overseas 2S months. After receiving
 his disharge from service he came t'
 Phoenix, where he held position witt s the Water Users association until yes q terday, when he took over his neS
 duties as assistant to Colonel Ingalls
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses t d. marry were issued yesterday to Jesu e Faebla, 45, and Hona Morena, g, bot v. of Scottsdale: Benpamin Oeyens,2 2 g. and lone Isabel Smith. 21, both c
 Phoenix; Balentin Lauria, 24, and Car
 mer Palma. 35, both of Phoenix; Jo d seph w. Morgenssn, 22.and Lois Han IT sen. 1S both oz Chandler, Philip N
 McBrayer 36. and Helen McDaniel 2
 both of Mesa; Roy Harer, 19, and Mar d Jane Applegate 16, both of Phoenix h and Egbeht T. Robbins. 42, and Peal
 C. Minns. 30. both of Phoenix.
 STATE FLAG ON DISPLAY 'd handsome state flag was on displa
 at the office of Governor Thomas
 Campbell yesterday which the Norm n, High School Cadet commission Is o r. fering to the best drilled cadet con e. pany in the state at the end of u e. year. The commission offering the fls
 is composed of Adjutant General Wa
 ter S Ingalls,, C. O. Case, state sl n. perintendent of public instructio
 and George w. Barrow. the citize
 mem Der or the COlnInlSSlOn- ,n APPLY FOR SURVEYS-An appl CT cation has been filed with the SUI d. veyor general for the mineral surve,
 of the mining claims known as Il
 Oceanic Victoria. White Hill, Grow mt Point, White Hnl Extension, Victor
 No. 2. Oceanic Wedge Christmas. Fo O. get It. Cecil. Check, Crown Wedg ca l Columbia and Democrat. situated re the San Luis mining district, Pin ,e county. The Oceanic Gold Mining con
 Dany are the claimants.
 MUST SERVE ONE DAY-J,
 Poteet yesterday was found guilty l
 Justice Mckee on a charge of assau n and was sentenced 10 serve one day I the county jail. The sentence arc - from the skipping by Poteet of h J sister. Mrs. Maude Smith, when Il
 latt@s came to his house to see why a. had whipped her son. According Ps Mrs Smith, her brother struck her SC ta i eral times, knocking her unconsciol a,o Poteet admitted slapplng her after $ np began abusing his wife who is a Mex ss can. The complaint was sworn out a Buster Smith. the husband of M