Arizona republican., 1918-06-14
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VISIT AT LONG BEAcH-Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Saffery, of Phoenix are guests at Hotel Del Mar, Long Beach.
 GOES TO KANSAS CITY-Herman Lewkowitz, assistant United States attorney, has gone to Kansas City on business, to be absent a week.
 TO TUCSON-C. R. McFall, assis- tant United States district attorney re- turned to Tucson overland yesterday after spending a few days in Phoenix while attending to business interests.
 TO NEW YORk-Mrs. A. c. Smith left last night for New York to be near her son, Marvin Smith, during the rest of his time spent there before leaving for France.
 TEMPORARY VISIToR-Mrs. T. K Elvey arrived this morning from Los Angeles on her way to Iowa and other eastern points where she will visit this summer.
 NEW coRPoRATIoN-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation commission by the Exploration and Development Syndicate.
 SAM IS ARESTED-Sam Fuller a negro, was arrested yesterday afternoon at the corner of Fourth and Polk streets by officer Feuerriegel who al- leges that the negro was drunk and disorderly.
 GO TOO FAST, PAY FINES George w. Murray was fined $20 by Justice De Souza yesterday for speed ing on North Central avenue. E. L. Smiley paid a s10 fine for violating the same law.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Jo- seph B. Dixon. 2S. Phoenix and Rachel F. Hyde, 23, Phoenix; Herbert H, Me Donald, 34. Ray and Katherine l. Stearns. 21, Phoenix.
 GOES TO SEATTLE-Miss Bertha Bethel, west coast newspaper woman who has made her headquarters ir | last evening for Seattle where she will pass the remainder of the summer. She will return in the autumn. ASKS DECREE-Mrs. Amanda Jan' | Smith has brought suit for divorce agaist Marion J. Smith whom she mar ried in Paris, Texas, 20 years ago. Mrs Smith charges that her husband de serted her two years ago in the com plaint she filed yesterday in the offic of the clerk of the court.
 LEAVING FOR COAST - Mrs George A Mintz, and her daughter Georgia Mintz. of 311 North Fourtl avenue are contemplating a vacation at Venice, California, and they eXpec to be absent from Phoenix for severa months.
 MESA MAN ARRESTED-T. Dag gett, a negro from Mesa, was arrested by police officers Feuerriegel and Nc Grath yesterday afternoon on Jeffer son street between Third and Eightl streets for driving a machine in exces of 10 miles an hour on the down-tow streets and also for driving with hi cars muffler open.
 FINDS CAR-Early yesterday morn ing, F. E. Rich found a large Stude baker car standing in front of his plac of business on South Second avenue At first he thought it belonged to
 customer but seeing it there later i the day. he phoned to the police. Tn police department found it to be on stolen from Mesa the night before.
 AUTOS FOR BAND-Automobile will be needed by the auto club on Sat urday morning to transport the mem bers of the 15Sth Infantry band , Mesa. Yda Waldrop. assistant secre , tarv of the club stated that the cal will only be used for about two houl and requests that anyone desiring donate a car to communicate with hil at no North First avenue or call u phone 30s3.
 STOPPING HERE-Mr and Mrs.
 D. Collins, of Palo Verde were anon the guests registered at the Commei cial hotel last evening. They will leay | in a few days on an overland trip ' the Grand Canyon and other points