Arizona republican., 1920-02-14


 GLOBE EDITOR IN CITY-Joseph H. Hamill of the Arizona Record, at Globe, arrived in the city yesterday evening.
 SENT TO STATE HOSPlTAL-Leo Leonard was committed to the state hospital for the insane yesterday by Judge Stanford of the superior court.
 FORD CAR STOLEN-J. J. McNen of 756 East Pierce street. has reported the theft on February F Ford car.
 JUDGE LYMAN OUT AGAIN = Judge Lyman of the superior court, who has been ill for the greater part of the week. returned to the court house for a short time yesterday, much improved.
 Sullivan, local attorney, left yesterday for a two weeks absenEe to be passed in Topeka and Kansas City.
 M. H. MCCALL ILL-M. H. Mccall. prominent cotton man in the valley, is seriously i'll with influenza, according to report.
 QUARTERLY MEETING-Quarter-
 
 Methodist church last night and will continue over Sunday. District Elder E. $. Zahniser will be in charge and will preach Saturday night at 1880 o'clock and at two services on Sunday. Everyone is invited.
 VALENTINE PARTY-The College club will give a Valentine party at the Woman's club thir evening. The affair will be given in celebration of annual Husbands Evening and an interest ing program has been arranged
 TO TEACH IN MEXICO CITY, That she wishes to go to the City of Mexico to obtain a position as teacher, is the statement made by Mrs. Flor ence Evelyn Daggs in her application for passport filed in the office of the clerk of the United States district court yesterday. Mrs. Daggs proposes teaching in the Mexican capital and taking her small daughter with her. Both her own and the child's photo graphs were attached to the applica tion.
 DEATH OF FLORENCE PURCELL Miss Florence J. Purcell of Cleveland Ohio, died February at Prescott, of influenza. Miss Purcellsspent a part of the winter of 1919 with her brother George Purcell, in this city, and mad< many friends in the city while here
 FORMER RESIDENT WEDS-Miss Fern Smith, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Smith of Humboldt. was married in Prescott on Wednesday, February f. to William Thomas, also of Humboldt. Mrs. smith and her daughter, who left Phoenix in July, have been residents of the state for 23 years and are we'll known in Phoenix, Prescott and Wick enburg. MT. and Mrs. Thomas have the congratulations of q host of friends who will wish them every happiness.
 MENTAL SCiENCE-Mental Sci ence Sunday lecture will be given Feb ruary . at D. m. at College hall, 327 North Tenth avenue, by C. O. Collman. graduate or the Academy of Science. University of New York, under Prof. E. Burdette, subject: Control of Mind and Body through Mental Atti- tude.' Demonstrations will be made through mental operations. The pub lie is invited. Seats free. All ques- tions answered. Good music
 JERRY" OPENS STORE-Jerry Grampaolo better known as Jerry" who has been travelling and selling imported maccaroni cheese for New York house. has opened store at P North Second street and is carrying a full line of Italian and Mexican groceries
 THESE ARE WANTED-The fol- lowing persons are asked to call at the office of the Central Arizona chap ter of the American Red Cross in the chamber of commerce building: Walter Pearl Craig, Elmer A. Fern, Hattie DeRossett, Lawrence P. Sullivan. John II. Dexter, Sadie Jackson, Henry Brockman, Lilah Baker, Joseph Fred erick Homesley. Lulu Brown. H. Motto.
 ACTS AS SPECIAL COUNSEL B. H. Gibbs returned yesterday from Tucson where he acted as special counsel for the government in two equity cases in which the United States tn cultural lands in Pima county One of the cases was argued and submitted by Gibbs, and the other will be submitted on briefs.
 U. S. ATTORNEY RETURNs-J NJ. Ho1ub, assistant United States attorney returned last evening from Tucson where he represented the government ia a number of civil suits in the fed eral court
 RETURN FROM HoNEYMooN- United States Attorney and Mrs. Thomas A. Flynn will return to Phoe nix in few days from Tucson haV- ing arrived there recently from San Mrs. Flynn before her marriage in January was Mrs. Eva Luke Wurst.
 MANY HOLIDAYS THIS MONTH Holidays in February are almost as common as sand is supposed to be on the desert, and all state. county and city offices will be closed today in of Admission Day. not be- cause it is St. Valentine day. although both occasions will be celebrated. Five one of them on Washington's the celebration of Washing tons birthday on February g, Ash Wednesday on February IS, Lincoln's birthday on February 12 and Admis- sion day today all combine to make the month an easy one, and public employees are rejoicing in consequence.