Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
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 Enos of Milwaukee, Wis, was visitor | in the city yesterday, stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 LIME FROM HOOSIER CAPITOL
 H. Lime arrived in the city from In l dianapolis. Ind, yesterday and is stop 1 ping at the Hotel Adams.
 EASTERNERS AT ADAMS-Mrs.
 w. Trier and daughter arrived from Newark, N. J.. yesterday and regis tered at the Hotel Adams.
 FROM LONE STAR cAPIToL-Mr and Mrs. c. H. Vance were visitors in the city yesterday coming here from Austin, Texas. They are stopping at ! the Commercial hotel.
 ARRIVALS FROM COAST Among 1 the arrivals from the coast who reg istered at the Jefferson hotel yester- l and Homer Hamlin of Los Angeles and J. H. Sims and George Blair of San Francisco.
 GUESTS FROM BATTLE CREEK | Charles F. Roat and $. B. Holman ar rived in the city from Battle Creek, Mich. yesterday and are stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 LADIES' CIRCLE TO MEET Ladies circle of Calvary Baptist church will meet this afternoon at 2.3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. w G. | Tolleson, IA East Roosevelt street for study and prayer. At the meeting the chapter on China in the study book. A Crusade of Compassion will be taken up. All ladies of the church and con- gregation are cordially invited to De 1 present
 ROTARY CLUB TODAY-The Phoe- nix Rotary club will hold it's regular luncheon meeting at noon today | 6ria member of the Lincoln, Nebraska, Ro- tary club, will be the principal speaker Harland J. Gray will be chairman of the day.
 ARIZONA PIONEER DIEs-Andrew Stark, pioneer of Arizona died at the Arizona Pioneers Home on January 20, 1920. He was born in Scotland on July 12, 1882, and came to Arizona in 1878, and soon thereafter became a citizen of the United States. He was admitted to the home from Maricopa county on December IS, 1914. and had many friends and acquaintances III Maricopa county, where he resided for many years.
 GINNED 3o,85o BALES-There were 30,S50 bales of cotton, counting round as hah bales, ginned in Maricopa coun- ty from the crop of 1913, prior to Jan uary l. this year, as compared to 16.- 633 bales ginned prior to January l. NNA~- hS NCPdl liiitlil ol tOUlHltIES bureau of census, made known these figures today in communication to the Phoenix chamber of commerce. The figures show practically double the quantity of cotton ginned over the same period of the 11S season.
 PARTY FROM BUCKEYE STATE A party of tourists who registered at the Hotel Adams from Canton. Ohio yesterday included William RommeL Miss Katherine Rommel, Miss Jose phine Mures, C. Schmidt and John East.
 RETURNING HoME-diss Helen Langston, daughter of J. H. Langston, assistant U. S. attorney, will arrive this morning from Tucson where she has been attending the state university Tor the past two years. Miss Langs- ton, who has just completed the autumn semester, will return home for a much needed rest. It is not known when she will return to her studies.
 ALkiRE COMiNG-Captain J. F. Alkire left New York yesterday for Phoenix, according to a telegram re- ceived by Mrs. Alkire yesterday. The captain, who won international fame l by his work with the Red Cross in Russia arrived on this side Wednes- day when he made plans for his inn mediate return home.
 MAKES FINAL PROOF-Ben G. | Robbins yesterday made final proof
 
 welt. Robbins was given credit for [ two years in the service in making l final proof on the property on which he | lived for a year before joining the [ colors.
 TO HOLD DANcE-The Madison Improvement club will hold a dance at ! their club house, four miles east of | Central avenue on the Indian school ! road, on Friday evening. The club [ events are always delightful and the !. cording to the arrangements already made. The hostesses will be Mrs. Fred Martin, Mrs. Walter Graham and Mrs. J. Leslie Setter.
 SEWING ClRCIE-The Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will sew all day Friday in the parlos of the church.
 LECTURE iRELAND-Professo Arthur Upham Pope will arrive in this evening. He will be en- tertained by the local Friends of Ire land. and on Saturday evening at 8 D. m. at the high school auditorium he will deliver an interesting lecture on 'Irelands Right to Independence"
 TO CONFER DEGREE Phoenix Knights Templar will meet today ito confer the Templar de- gree on ten companions. The conclaye will begin work at o'clock D. m.~and continue through the evening. din- ner will be served at 6:15 o'clock. A Spec1at lnVltatlOn IS exleuued 10 all sojourning sir knights.
 DRY AGENT HERE-C. c. Cole, federal prohibition agent, with head quarters at Tucson, is in the city for ! conference with w. T. Webb, federal supervisor for the state.
 HERE FROM SUPERIOR-W. A. Benson is in town from Superior on mining business.
 TRINITY GUILD MEETING The Trinity Guild will meet at 2:30 o'clock his afternoon. full attendance being eouested by the committee in charge Hrs. William Glassford. in announc ng the meeting. said that at this time important business would come up for Iiscussion. One of the matters to be- considered is the coming concert at he Womans club on Monday, when a program will be presented by Mrs. Franklin Lane. The ticket sale and ther items will be given the atten- ion of the guild.
 MRS. YOUNG HERE-Mrs. Mary J. young arrived in Phoenix Wednesday vening to spend her third winter in Arizona. Mrs. Young is mother of E. \. Young, news editor of The Arizona