Arizona republican., 1917-10-22
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FORD GAR sToLEN.-A 1917 IT


 Mas stolen last night from in front cf the First Baptist church. The car bears state license No. 12,399.
 JUDGE RETURNS Judge A. s. Hawkins returned today from a week s trip to the northern part of the state spent in the interest of the Liberty Loan The judge made speeches at Flagstaff Holbrook, WInslow and other nOfthern points.
 HAVE JOINED NAVY-Frank l.. Davis, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Mesa, and Louie Diehl son of MT. and Mrs. c. L. Diehl, also of Mesa have joined the navy, leaving for Fl Paso from where they will go to the naval training station at San Fran cisco.
 FURNITURE NEEDED-The Asso- ciated Char ities reports that furniture is needed to make the homes of some needy people as comfortable and cheer fal as possible Tables and rocking chairs are especially desired. Boys clothing is also needed Many gener- ous people responded to the last appeal but still there was shortage and seV- o~a' little boys are badly in need of clothing.
 TO coNVENTiQN.-To be present at the annual meeting of the Southwestern AntiTuberculosis soci- ety at the Grand Canyon today and tomorrow, Dr. Allan Williams, pHesi- dent; Miss Carol Walton, secretary, nd Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks, super in tendent of St Luke's Home, left last evening over the Santa Fe railroad. Or. I homas of Tucson, and Dr. Gwyn of Fl Paso, accompanied the Phoeni- clans to the canyon.
 TOOLS ARE RECOvERED.-When A. H. Ritter was arrested on July 3o charged with the theft of tools be longing to John Bouer and John Will son. the police were unable to rr- cover more than few of the att icles taken. These Ritter had at tempted to sell at second hard store. Later he was found guilty and sentenced to a term of from thre> to five years in the state prison. br Saturday Policeman John J. McGrath and Bob Anderson searched an un- used room in the State ArmOry and there found a tool chest and suitcase containing the missing tools. Poliee are now anxious to locate Bouer and Willison in order that the tools n.t be returned
 BACK FROM GRAND LODGE-Mrs. Ida Moore, grand officer of the Iyth- ian Sisters, returned yesterday morning from visit with friends in Humboldt and Mayer. She had gone north to at tend the sessions of the Grand Lodge at
 Prescott The sessions closed Wednes- day evening and she took advantage of the oppol tunity to visit friends in that section. Others who attended the ses- sions from Phoenix were Mrs. Bertha O,Neill and Mrs. Pauline Thompson. who went as delegates from Purity Temple, No. 9, and Mrs. Eva Cisney and Mrs. Mary Sackman, who like Mrs. Moore went as Grand Lodge officers. They report very interesting gather ing of the Pythian Sisters of the state.
 FAILED TO SHOW UP- Victor Holmes, young Mohave Indian, was picked up by Policeman John J. Me Grath on Saturday. He had been act ing suspiciously in the eastern part of the city. Investigation revealed that he had been sent from the school at the Parker Reservation to become pupil at the Phoenix Indian School. He had arrived in Phoenix but instead of going to the school had secured temporary employment at Tolleson, afterwards re- turning to this city since which time he had been camping on a vacant tract south of Eastlake Park. He was given into the charge of an officer from the local Indian school.
 HELD AS SLACkER-Felix Garvez. who claims to be a Spanish subject, was taken in custody by Policemen McGiath and Blea on Saturday sus- pected of being stacker. GarNez claimed to have registered but that he had not yet been called. He said he <, trio i first he offered to enlist at the local recruiting station and afterwards asked that his enlistment be postponed for q day or two. The United States authori- ties were notified and are Investigating his status.
 MANY IN BUSINESS SCHOOL The I.amson Business College has just employed two new teachers on account of the large attendance early in the term Usually the school is not filled to capacity until the opening If the winter term. It has 1een necessary to place orders for desks for thirty addi tional students, there is still room for amout ten new students. All classes are making very rapid progress and all students enrolled are taking a great deal of interest in their studies, no lag gards or "slackers."
 HELD FOR ASYLUM.-Harry Fay oi was arrested early Saturday morn- ing while he was prowling about the second story of the Knights of Pythias building. It was suspected hat he planned to effect an entrance the office of physicians in the
 uiiding in the hope of finding mar
 otcS to the use of which he is ad dicted. Later in the day Nan Meals was arrested in a room in a lOcaS hotel. where she and Taylor are said to have been leaving. She gave her name as Mrs. Anna Taylor and said she and Taylor had recently been married. Both are former patients of the Arizona State hospital for the insane, each having been committed as users of drugs. When they were discharged some time ago as cured they were given employment at the hospital as attendants. Since leaving the hospital they have been under the eyes of the police who suspected they had returned to the habit of which tEey were supposed to have been cured. They vii probably be recOmmitted today, application for such recommittment having been made before Judge Stanford of the