Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

ZION LADIES' AIO-The Ladies Aid society Of the Zion Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Malchow, 334 North Fourth avenue, ct 7 o'clock this afternoon All members are urged to be present to elect new officers
 HIGH SCHOOL P.-T. MEETs-The High School Parent Teacher associa- ton promises an interesting program at the high school this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. Every parent of a high school student or child who will enter high school next year and anyone in terested in the high school should be present to take part in the discussion of problems which are of vital interest to all concerned
 THESE WILL WEO-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Francisco Yiarte. 39. and Lucia Figueroa. 27. both of Phoe- nix: Nicholas Chabes. 40, and Mariana Arnondee. 20, both of Phoenix; George Morrell. 20. and Martina Flores, IS, both Of Phoenix: John w Krebs, 3S, and Ethel Etheridge, 16, both of Chand- Ter.
 SOLD MoRTGAoED CATTLE, CH~RCE-E. J. Miller appeared in the West Phoenix precinct justice court yesterday in connection with the all legged sale by him of 15 or 20 head of Ou WHICH a SecODu InOTISdSe IS held by J. J. Addington. The alleged offense is a felony and Judge Mckee set the case for examination next Mon day at 10 o'clock.
 ESTATE WORTH $33e0-The estate Of c. H. Wilkerson is valued at $33S0 in an inventory and appraisement filed yesterday with the clerk of the supe rior court by the appraisers. Lafayette Myers. T. l. Paul and A. A. Carrick.
 ESTATE IS APPRAISED-Valui the estate of John R. T. Ryan at S10. 900, an inventory and appraisement was filed yesterday in the superior court by Orin l.. Standage. O. l.. Stand age and x. Evans Cole. the appraisers.
 DR. VON KLEINSMID TALkS-Dr.
 R. E. von kleinSmid vii be the speak
 CT at the noon luncheon today. after
 several delays Occas-oned by conflict
 ing enga gements. The price of the
 lunch will be B cents a plate, with everyone welcome.
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROGRAM An attractive childrens program will
 be given next Saturday afternoon at
 the School of Music by members of the piano. violin. expression and danc-
 ing departments. The program will
 begin at 3:30 o'clock and is open to the public.
 MISSIONARY DlES-The Reverend Arthur Marston has received notice of the death at Torreon. Mexico of the Reverend R. F.. Elliott. who was the first missionary to the MeXicans in Phoenix. ? years ago. Mir. Elliott is affectionately remembered by old friends who knew him here and who will mourn his death.
 GIVE SERVICE MEDALS Ten year service medals are being handed out by Adjutant General w. $. In gals, the first being presented yester day to Lieut.. Col. F. C. Yount, NJ. R. C., and for ten years an officer in the Arizona national guard. The medals are provided for in the Arizona statutes of 1913. Acting Governor Sims ap- proved the adjutant generals order, and more medals are to be announced soon.
 w. c. T. U. MEETiNG-The w. c. T. U. will hold its annual meeting to- day from II o'clock until 4 o'clock at the home. 227 West Monroe street. An interesting program has been prepared to follow the important business meeting.
 YOUNG PEOPLE MEET - The ! young people of the city and nearby towns will meet tonight for a general rally in preparation for the Arizona State Christian Endeavor convention which will commence January 30- A large crowd is expected, although few plans have been made. There will be a program. and every person will have a good time- All interested in young people are urged to meet at the Cen tra1 Christian church at 8 o'clock D. m
 MAY CROSS AGUA FRIA-State highway teams will assist travellers at the upper crossing of the Agua Fria County Engineer Bargman stated yes terday evening, after returning from an inspection of the road. In case the river rises men will be posted at Cashion to divert traffic to the lower crossing. tNir E- .1NI
 SNOW FOR GOVERNOR-Governo F.. Campbell found cold sled- ding in Washington Tuesday night, &C., 1 cording to word from him received at the Capitol yesterday by his secretary. F. R. Mines. The governor wired tha i he had just arrived in Washington and that the weather was cold. with copious supplies of snow and rain. The big conference, he said. was scheduled for 1 The conference had to do i with the reclamation claims of the western states. as presented by the | governors or representatives thereof to the federal authorities.
 TOURISTS PASS THROUGH-l Members of Raymond & Whitcomb Tour No. 3, 12 customers, arrived yes terday from Los Angeles and will leave | the city by the Apache trail today. Two other parties have already passed | Members are: MT. and Mrs | C w. van 0er ttOOSt or WaSh1ngtOn | Mrs. Edward P. Sake, Miss Katherine | Saxe, Miss J. Kern and Mrs. B. Moller ! Of Brookline, Mass: F. E. Stratton oi San Francisco, Miss Roberta Graham l of New York. Miss Grace A. Fish and | Miss Ellen P. Fish Of Utica. x. Y, and | MT. and Mrs. $. H. Van Vackenburg | of South Bend. Ind. The party is stopping at the Hotel Adams
 AJO MAN IN CiTY-Charles F. | Blaine of .Ajo. arrived in the city yes k terday and is stopping the Hotel 
 MRS. E. A. TovREA HERE-urs f r.. A. Tovrea arrived yesterday from | Bishee and is registered at the Hote Adams.
 WIFE SEEKS DIvoRcE-Allegins her husband swore at her and cursed ! her Mabel Bolt filed suit for divorce f. yesterday from Richard c. Bolt. They were married at Albany, Texas, De- cember Is, 1912 and have a daughter | years old, whose custody D~IA N