Arizona republican., 1920-09-21

turned to Phoenix after three months absence. Mr. Urban will nave charge of the developing department of the Busy Drug, and in this connec- tfon will introduce several innovations which he picked up during his Naca- ton. Among these will be the use of French Velvet finishing paper.
 BACK FROM LONG BEACH-Mrs. A. L.. Boran and Mrs. Butler who have been spending a month in Long Beach. have returned to Phoenix and are at home to their friends at Mrs. Doran' IS residence, TOE. North Fourth street.
 CLUB MEETS FRlDAY-The Madi son Womans club will hold the first meeting of the club year in the audi torium- of the Madison school at o'clock Friday afternoon, when matters of Interest will be disposed of and the new year-books will be distributed.
 BUYS APARTMENT HOUSE = Gene Celia. manager for Mack Gard ner, has purchased the apartment house at 311 East Fillmore street. The announcement of the purchase was made yesterday, the consideration be- ing s55OG The name of the apart ment house will be changed to the Della
 A CORRECTION - A large Troco Nut Butter advertisement which ap- peared on the Woman's Page of the
 
 contained the wrong address of the Melczer company. The Melczer com pany is located at the corner of Fourth avenue and Jackson, phone 43S1. and is the distributor for Troco Nut Butter
 JORDAN -MADDocKs WEDDING Thomas T. Jordan, a prominent busf- ness man of Yuma, and Miss Florence May Maddocks were united in mar riage by Rev. Cecil M. Aker, Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Arizona apartments. The bride and groom left immediately for Yuma. where they will make their home.
 MARRIAGE LINCENsES-Licen to marry were issued yesterday to Garland Metler, 23 and Roas Monreal, i 20, both of Wickenburg: Forest Arsn Weir, 20, and Opal Brown, IS, both of | Phoenix; and Odedon D. Cardenas, 28, and Francisco Carrfllo, q, both of Phoenix.
 PETITIONS FOR LETTERS-Pe- tion for letters of administration was l filed yesterday in the estate of Fred erick Harding Thomas, who died in Boston, Mass, September 26, 1917, by the widow. Emma A. Thomas. The estate consists of real property to which the petitioner gives the value of 1 S100o The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, October 4, at 1: 3e
 
 WORK IS ESSING-wort on the Lyman dam, one of the largest storage reservoirs in Arizona, with a capacity of 3S.000 acre feet, is prog ressing satisfactorily, according t6 word received yesterday at the offices of the Miller Realty company, 321 Wes. Washington street. Waters from the dam will irrigate 15,000 acres of fertile lands near the town of St. Johns 1 Apache county.
 CHARGE REDucED-On motion O Assistant County Attorney Davis yes- 1 terday a charge of burglary against Ollie Thompson, eolored. was reduced to one of petty larceny to which he 1 pleaded guilty before Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler. who fined him $50 l Thompson was charged with taking 5 sack of sugar from the Vance bakery wehere he was formerly employed.
 NO TIME LiMlT-The Arizona cor. l poration commission, an a supple. l mental order issued yesterday witt l reference to a petition of the Pullman company that the schedule of rates pu into effect by the commission on May Fl 14. 1920, be made permanent declared that the rates will simply continue 1T effect with no time limit. so that re. vision can be made when necessary.