Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
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>A ANAN~ l HERE FROM cHIcAGo-Captain l. | A. Weiss of Chicago arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will be in the city for l several weeks.
 P. E. o. TO MEET-The local P. E. O. Chapter will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. J. H. Ryan. 1909 Wood- lawn avenue, at ': 80 o'clock.
 1 FUNERAL OF MARY A. SYKES Funeral services for Mary A Sykes,
 who died at Tucson March 14, will he held at o'clock this morning d. St.
 Mary's Catholic church. Interment will be at the Catholic cemetery. 1 U. s. SURVEYOR ARRiVES-John L. Collins, United States surveyor, ar rived in Phoenix yesterday He will be here until the first of May preparing 1 field notes.
 WILLIAM STEWART FUNERAL | Funeral services for William Stewart, 1 who died at his 1home, 71s East Tay- 1 Tor street, last Sunday, were held from the Moore & Mcclellan chapel at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The Ma some lodge was in charge. DiAZ' LIEUTENANT SURRENDERS FL PASO, March 15.-A. Ruiz san doval. acting consul general of Mexlco, was advised today Of the surrender Of General Roberto Sejudo, chief lieuten- ant of Felix Diaz in the state of Vera Cruz. General Sejudo, it was an nounced, had arrived in Mexico City | to surrender his 5000 men. GOES TO COAST-Miss Helen Pep l per, a deputy in the office of the United | States land department, left last even l ing for a weeks absence in santa Bar bara. Her sister. Miss Mary Pepper, 1 who accompanied her to the coast, will remain indefinitely.
 LAND OFFICIAL IN CiTY-T r. (,aVaV Gn0Cial agent Of the InllRc States land office, with headquarters at Santa Fe. arrived in Phoenix yes terday Agent Gavey will be in the city three weeks doing work in con nection with the public lands of the state.
 TAKE PRISONERS TO PRESCOTT Ten federal prisoners convicted dur ing the recent term of federal court were taken to Prescott yesterday to serve the sentences imposed by Judge David P. Dyer. They were taken north by Fred Weage, deputy United States marshal
 NEW CASHIER COMES Mrs. F.
 B. Sargent arrived Sunday morning
 from Iowa to take position as cashier
 with V. Anderson & Son, 40 Nationai Bank of Arizona building Mrs. Sar- gent is the widow of Percy E. Sargent. formerly of this city, and has a wlde acquaintance here.
 MINING MAN IN CITY = Attorney John R. Hampton. representing the Eagle Gold and Copper company of Greenlee county. was in conference here yesterday with the stae tax com mission to discuss the propertys in-
 tcrests which the commission now have in view for assessment.
 CALL FOR LETTERS - Mrs. J. H. E. of Phoenix may secure a stack of
 about 20 letters at The Republican of flee, if she takes the trouble to call for them. The letters are presum- ably in answer to a classified ad of recent date for a job as housekeeper. Every letter is addressed to Mrs. J. H. B. Phoenix"
 REPUBLICAN, CHIEFS HERE There was something doing in repup- lican political circles yesterday that brought the dignitaries of the party to town. National Committeeman Allan B. Jaynes and State Chairman Albert Sames arrived in the city on Sunday evening.
 FIND BOSTON BULL Humane Officer Canning has dog that per- haps the owner would like to recover. She is Boston bull of mahogany color, with white stripe about the neck and in the face. and minus a tail. She is also lame in one leg The owner can have her by buying a license and paying a charge
 DEPUTY COLLECTOR RETURNS
 -sAASo sue SoLtpuGHSO1. deputy col lector of the internal revenue office, has returned from 8 several months absence in Albuquerque, where she as- sisted in organizing the deputies staff Of the New Mexico division after the Arizona and New Mexico offices were divided.
 FOUND GUiLTY-w. J. Walsh was found guilty in police court yesterday of tearing down a building trades open l shop card from a bulletin board on thet Arizona Republican building. He was released upon payment of a fine of s5 1
 NEW NOTARIES-Notary bonds for ! Walther Wolf, John B. Henke H. M ! Watson, J. c. c. H. Boone, and l.. F.. i White were approved yesterday by the | chairman of the board of supervisors at their meeting.
 TO SIGN TEMPE BONDS NoW- Blank bonds for the Tempe union high ! school and School District No. 3 were | received by the board of supervisors | yesterday for signature. These bonds 1 are for the street paving to be done in i Tempe and will be signed at once. | They were approved some time ago by the board.
 THESE MAY MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Miguel Acebedo. 21, and Angela Franco, 19, both of Mesa; Jesus Robles, 9, and Josepa Leon, IS, both of Cashion; Jos eph Wilton, 22, and Susinana Lews 20, both of komatke; Pete Wolfe, p of | Florence, and Sarah Jingona, r, of Phoenix; and Antonio Gila, 36, and F1orencia Melgosa, 2S, both of Phoe- nix.
 DIVORCE TO WIFE-On grounds of non support and desertion Judge Frank H. Lyman granted Berta Jordan a decree of divorce from Howard r. Jordan yesterday afternoon in the su- perior court. She was awarded the | custody of their three minor children.
 WIFE GIVEN DIVORCE = Anges Kinzie was granted a, decree of di- vorce from Charles KinZie on grounG~ of non-support by Judge Frank H. Ly- man in the superior court yesterday.
 JUNIOR GUILD MEETING = The next meeting of the Junior Guild will De held Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock at the home of Mrs. Roy Way and, 316 West Roosevelt street. The | aSt meeting was with Mrs. Henry George, 1922 North Second street. In- crest was shown by the many mem- oers present. Work was started on