Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
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 PHILLIPS ESTATE $eooo-Petition | for letters of administration was 1hed yesterday in the estate of Lotte I. l Phillips, who died in Maricopa county, | December 22, 1916, by the husband Wilbur H. Phillips. The estate consists of real and personal property to which the petitioner gives the value of 5000.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Ong Chew Long, 27, and May An Len, 2l, both of Phoenix; Walter A. Large, 40, of Caldwell. Idaho, and Alice A. Allen, 4S of Harley, Idaho; Lasaro GalarZa, 30 and Eicclia Mendoza, 26, both ot Tempe: and Mel Murray, 51, and Car rie Erickson, A. both of Phoenix.
 TO OPEN ARMoRY - Adjt. Gen. Walter s. Ingalls, has received word from Flagstaff that the roof has been laid over the armory which will be formally opened on the return of Gov ernor Thomas k. Campbell from Wash ington, D. c. Colonel Ingalls stated that he had not been advised as to the plans of the opening. but that Gov ernor Campbell would be in attend ance The adjutant general will also go north for the event as he has been 1 particularly pleased by the splendid spirit shown by the National Guard in Flagstaff.
 OUT OF HoSPlTAL-Miss Maytea Smallhouse is now out of the hospital at Cincinnati, Ohio, and is convalscing rapidly She expects to return home as soon as she can travel alone.
 SALES MANAGER HERE IN. D.. Allen of the Barton Manufacturing company. sales manager for Arizona and New Mexico, has been Tn the clty for the last week making an 1nVesuSa- ton of market conditions in the state He is very optimistic aDout the sdles outlook for 1921.
 sUILDERS' EXCHANGE SMOKER l-The Builders exchange of Phoenix
 will hold a special holiday smoker at II the chamber of commerce on frlday
 evening at 7:30 o'clock. Important is
 sues will be discussed and all members are urgently requested to attend. PRESCOTT MEN HERE-George w Nilsson and Robert McMurchle, Pres- colt attorneys, were in the clty yes
 terdav in the matter of Shackelford Ns.
 Nelson. which will come up for trlal Tn
 the superior court this week. The
 Prescott lawyers represent the defend ant in the malpractice suit
 TREASURER-E ELECT COMING - Raymond Earhart of Nogales. elected , state treasurer at the general electlon , in November. win arrive in Phoenix r today It is understoo dthat MT. Ear , lhart will announce his deputy treasurer 1 on his arrival.
 ) WINTERlNG HERE-Mr. and Mrs A. M. Amberg and G. A. Wolf, brother
 of Mrs. Amberg and an attorney anc 9 library commissioner of Grand Raplds
 Mich. are spending the winter II
 Phoenix. stopping at the Savoy hotel
 MT Amberg spent the winter heft } nine years ago and was so impressed
 with the climate he decided to re } turn. He was much surprised at th'
 growth and progress of the city since his first visit.
 CHICKEN DINNER-The women o
 inc Antioch Baptist church will giv' l a chicken dinner on the city nall plaz' today. from II to i. The public is in ] MELON GROWERS TO MEET-l
 meeting of the Melon Growers assocla , | ton will be held in the water users
 building at o'clock Saturoay allel
 l noon. The association will be organ ' ized for the coming season and condl
 tions discussed. All prospective melo
 growers both American and Japanese 9 are invited.
 CREIGHTON P. T. A. MEETING
 The Creighton Parent-Teacher asso T ciation will hold an all-day meetln y tomorrow At noon lunch Will D e served to the teachers and specla 't program has been arranged for tn
 afternoon Important business IS |
 be taken up, and all mothers Of tn
 district are urged to attend.
 IS MADISON WOMAN'S CLUB-Th n Madison Woman's club will meet a l. 2:SO o'clock tomorrow afternoon. tn l. meeting being in charge'of the chll n welfare committed B. c. Humn
 principal of the Madison school, Wi Ia speak on child welfare. The questio .h of hot lunches will be taken up. A .b | members and women interested al ,g asked to attend.
 in INAUGURAL COMMITTEE = 4 Y, important meeting of the executlN .a committee of the Arizona maugur' Io committee will be held at the Arizor se club at 12:30 o'clock today Repor as as to the personnel of various sut oe committees will be made at this tin 5e and several important details decide es upon The committee has definite be announced that the inaugural ball wi at be held some time after the annu
 charity ball for the benefit of
 Luke's hospital.
 r's MOVES OFFIcES-Dr. J. A. Mill III has removed his office from the ONt ny building where he has been estal to hshed for a long time. to 609 Hea re building.
 'ld DROP INVEsTlGATING;-The co 'th poration commission yesterdav di th missed the investigation proceedin a against the Arizona Eastern Railro; to company relative to charges made al nd collected by the road for storage lst baggage of Mrs. H. D. Kline of Buc ITS, eye. The action was dismissed wh IT, the railroad refunded the amount c
 roneous1v charged to Mrs. Kline.
 CALLS FOR REPORTS-Attorn
 General Willy F. Jones has issued . call for the annual reports of { different counties of the state T 'ns attorney general will use the repor lrd which he has requested at as early