Arizona republican., 1920-02-19


 1 coal and fuel oil yard is to be opened l in Phoenix by George A. Olney and All 1 len IT. Bird. Jr., well-known local busi- ness men, at a site on the Santa Fe | track. which has just been purchased by them. The property is large and plans which are now being prepared
 call for main building of pretentious size, building opera tions on which are
 to commence before long.
 TO TALK ON THRIFT-The Parent Teacher association of the Phoenix high school will meet at $: 30 o'clock
 this afternoon a the school auditorium, when Miss FlosSie E. Willis, the home demonstration. gent, will give d talk on thrift.
 REBEkAHS TO MEET-Arizona
 Rebekah ldige, No. l., will hold its
 regular meeting tonight at 7:30 sharp.
 As important business is to come be-
 fore the meeting all members are urged
 to be present Mrs. Nettie Tonllin,
 treasurer of the Rebekah assembly,
 will make her official visit at this meeting. Visitors are cordially lnVletd to attend.
 POSTPONE MEETING-The meet ing of the w. c. T. U-, which was an- nounced to be held this afternoon, mas been indefinitely postponed
 GO TO NEW HOME-Mr. and Mrs F. J. McMullen left Phoenix Sunday for Tucson, where they will make thelr home MT. McMultetl Has ilrtu NhaA 7N of the used car department of Bap- bitt Bros in Phoenix for the past few years, and will now be the manager oI their Tucson branch. located Tn ihelr new building at the corner or stone and Almeda streets
 WANTS AN ACCOUNTING = An action to enforce partnership ac counting was instituted in the superior court yesterday by Jennie M- Le"Is' of the estate or w h. Lewis, who died in Phoenix in Fepru aEy 1919. The suit is directed against Lon l.. Harmon, with whom tiie .oi , plainant claims that her late huspanu formed a partnership in 1895. Dlstrl- button of the assets of the partnership form the basis for the action, whlch was started for the purpose or deter mining how much, if any, money IS uus the estate.
 W. IT. Webb, wife of the state director for the enforcement of prohioition' who has been seriously ill in Los AnS- eIes is greatly improved, accorolns to word received by MT. Wepp' wno had planned to return to PhoenlX this week. has been compelled 10 postpone her return for another week.
 APPROVE SURvEYS--The survey pr generals office yesterday approved he survey of the Mine Gold lode Tn | he Quijotoa mining district in Pima l county. the claimant being E. w. 1 Spears of Tucson. The. survey was he Verde district in Yavapai county he claimant in this instance being the | United Verde Copper company.
 U. s. COURT CLERK ARRIVES = Clifford McFall, clerk of the United States district court, will arrive in Phoenix this morning from Tucson. He will be here during the spring erm of court which will convene next | 
 RUSSIAN WOULD BE CITIZEN sadore Manuel Mesman, native of sussia yesterday filed his declaration f intention of becoming citizen of II he United States. Mesman. who came o this country in 1913, lives in this H ity. He is a merchant.
 HOMESTEAD PATENTS = The United States land office at Phoenix received patents for home teads for the following: George A. .eed, Alister M. McNab, Virginia Pearl Toris. widow of John w. Voris. Fannia Iosalia Barney, widow of William H. ,arney; J. Edward Priest, David O. 'igelow. Edward B. Lester. Clarence V. Sullivan. Charles s. Thompson and larry B. Bennett.
 LAND EXAMINER cOMES-Leon- I'd Whitney. mineral examiner of the 7. s. land office. with headquarters in 'anta Fe arrived in Phoenix yesterday n official business. He will be here
 week.
 ENDS BUSINESS HERE-special lgent Atkinson of the United states md office, whose headquarters are inSl anta F'e concluded his business in 'hoenix yesterday and left for Doug .s Atkinson passed several days here. DAUGHTER LEAvES-Mrs. c. A, who has been visiting her arents. Mir. and Mrs. J. w Coverdale. IS North Sixth street departed Mon ay for. Los Angeles. where she will srnain for some time before returning , her home at San Diego. REHEARSE FOR FROLiC-The cast [ the EIks' frolic will rehearse this vening at the Woman's club, instead the E,lks' lodge room. All members re requested to be present at the sua1 time.
 MUSICALE THIS P. M.-The Mad on Improvement club will give a mu- cal at their clubhouse at o'clock lis afternoon. Members of the Wash gton Women's club and the Osporn -omen's club are invited. Every mem ,r of the Madison club is expected to zioN LADIES' AiD-The Ladies Aid ,ciety of the Zion Evangelical Luth- an church will hold a meeting at the ,mc of Mrs. George Siergovei, on the uckeye road, this afternoon. All mem i. ynaeting are requested to meet at "a church promptly at o'clock p. m. CONFER ON JOINT BUILDING
 c. McReynolds yesterday was osen to complete the committee or rec men authorized by the city to III stisate and make recommehuaeiohS matters pertaining to the erection or conbined city hall and court house.