Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
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ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE

ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE A license to marry was issued yester- day to James Fant Howard, 34, and Florence M. Royce, 23. both of Phoe- nix.
 AT JEFFERsoN-Mrs. R. A. Scott of Tucson and her little daughter, Shirley, and Mrs. c. M. Rodney of Houston, Texas, are visiting in Phoenix. They are guests at the Hotel Jefferson
 RETURNS HOME Miss. Mary Lynch of The Republican circulation staff has returned to her home after visiting with Mrs. l.. B. Ragan of Twenty first avenue and Buckeye road
 VISITING FATHEi = Miss Wy 1ene McGinty of the circulation de- partment of The Republican is spending her vacation with her father on his large ranch near Mesa.
 UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS - The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Harry Clark, Seals and Tur- ner, Allen H. Brewster, A. l.. Doug las. G. w. Baldwin.
 ASKED TO cALL-Mrs George Chester is urge dto call at the Asso- ciated Charities, 300 East Adams street, telephone 1885, where she will receive information of interest and importance to her.
 NEED BABY CARRIAGE = The gift of a baby carriage for a mother who cannot afford to buy one is wanted at the Associated Charities, 300 East Adams street, telephone 1885.
 ROTARY LUNCHEON TODAY = The Phoenix Rotary club will hold it's regular weekly luncheon today noon at the Y. NJ. c. A. An all-Rotary program has been prepared with Frank Hess as chairman. Formal l introduction of all new members will be made.
 HOME FROM coAsT-H. c. Tho mas. of the Thomas Realty company, returned yesterday with his family from a seven-weeks stay at the beaches of California. Business con- ditions in Phoenix, Mr. Thomas states, are fully as good as they are LEAVE FOR SCOTLAND U Mrs. M. Gibson and son Tom left yester- day for Scotland after six months spent with her daughter and in tour ing the west coast of the United tates. Mrs. Gibson declares she is taking with her a pleasing impress sion of the American people.
 WAS TOO CuRlOuS-The curi- osity of five-year-old boy resulted 1 in a fire alarm being sounded from the state house signal box at S:4( o'clock last night. Apparatus from all three companies responded. The youngster told Fire Chief William Simmons that he was just trying to see what the thing would do" l AN GTATI1TnRN HhADHE Jose Soza and Josefa Lopez yester- day were arraigned before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on a statutory charge preferred by Mrs. Anna Soza. The preliminary hearing of the case was set for Saturday morning at II o'clock and they were committed to the county jail in default of bonds of $500 each.
 RETURNS FROM EAST pr Charles B. Palmer returned yester- day after a months absence in New York. While there he attended the | urological clinics at the New York Post Graduate and other hospitals During the war, it will be remem- bered, Dr. Palmer was a major l M. C., on the staff of the New York Post Graduate hospital unit which l reached France with the first troops fin August, 1917. This unit wa. | known as Base Hospital No. 8, A. F l F. While in New York the doctor | had the pleasure of meeting agaiI l the doctors who were his companion. l during a year and a half of servic, l lover there." Dr. Palmer report,
 that business conditions are gener' | ally quiet throughout the east bu
 that there appears to be considerabl | optimism for the future. Phoeni, | seems to be the busiest place h. l visited. There is more buildin,
 going on and proportionately nor
 activity. The doctor says he is yer,
 glad to get back to Phoenix.