Arizona republican., 1920-01-24
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AOO" N AA" | ,BUDD IN CiTY-M R. Budd arrived
 in the city from Los Angeles yesterday and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 BOSTON MAN ARRlvES-L. G. | Holden of Boston, Mass, was an arrival | in the city yesterday, stopping al the
 Hotel Adams
 ON BUSINESS TRIP-R. P. Morgan Of Fl Paso was in the city on a busi-
 ness trip yesterday. stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 FROM BUCKEYE sTATE-w. C. Glover arrived in the city from Gin cinnati Ohio. yesterday and is stop- ping at the Jefferson hotel. RETURN TO PHOENix-Mr. and
 Mrs F. W. Shedd have returned to
 Phoenix from the coast and are stop ping at the Jefferson hotel. HERE FROM KANSAS CITY-Mr. and Mrs. F.. J. King arrived in the city from Kansas City, Mo. yesterday and are stopping at the Hotel Adams SEATTLE PEOPLE HERE-Among arrivals from Seattle, Wash, who are stopping at the Jefferson hotel are MT. ana Mrs. w. F.. Zelley and C. D. Brown. Guy N. Denier, chief field deputy of the office of the collector of internal revenue, will leave today for Los An geles official business. EASTERNERS AND WESTERN ERS-Registering at the Hotel Adams from New York city yesterday were MT. and Mrs. C. F.. Baton. J. M. Kel- logg was a guest from San Francisco.
 NEW DEPUTY COLLECTOR-Miss Af1een Gang has been appointed a deputy collector in the field office of the internal revenue department Miss Gang will report for duty this morning.
 SENATOR CAMPBELL HERE Senator Hugh F.. Campbell, Coconino county, visited the Capitol yesterday, making the rounds there while in Phoe- nix to look after business engage ments.
 WIFE ASKS DIVORCE - Alleging desertion, Mrs. Lulu Woods brought suit for divorce from Harry Woods yesterday in the superior cour, They were married at Nelson, Nevada, De- cember n, 1916.
 RECOVER STOLEN CARA Ford car owned by Donald Dunbar. stolen from in front of the Coliseum theatcr Wednesday night, was recovered yes terday near Heard's ranch, six miles south of the city. The car was unin- jured.
 DESERT STOLEN cAR-Staned on the desert beyond the cross cut canal, Willys six, stolen from Mrs. E. Schrader B West Oak street, was re- covered yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Evan Wilson. No accessories had been taken.
 MENTAL SCIENCE-Sunday lec- ture January 25, at D. m., at College hall. 329 North Tenth avenue by Dr. ID. r. DeSaffery, Fasting When and How to Use It." The public is invited. Seats free. Mrs. Martha McEwen' will have charge of the music
 DISMISS CHARGE-Charley Mir ando, charged with attempted burg lary by A. Lambard, had his case dis missed yesterday in the East Phoenix justice court, on motion of Harry 1 Johnson. assistant county attorney. l Lack of evidence was the reason.
 MARRIAGE LiCENSES--Marriag l licenses were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: John Prohoroff. 2i 1 and Mary Humatoff. 1s. both of La veen; William NJ. Slvicor. 23. and l Alice l.. Conovaloff, 21, both of | Phoenix.
 LECTURES ON IRELAND-'Ire- land and the Religious Issue" is the | title of lecture to be delivered to- night at the high school auditorium 1 by Prof. Arthur Upham Pope. repre- sentnG the organization known the | Protestant Friends of Ireland An nouncement of the lecture was received | yesterday by Rev. Harcourt w. Peck, | pastor of the First M. l.. church
 TO BE SENTENCED TODAY -l Clifford Smith. found guilty by a jury | in the superior court on Thursday Of grand larceny in connection with the | taking of s2.100 worth of Liborty | bonds from A. T. Peters. wealthy hay l dealer. will be sentenced by Judge Stanford at s:30 o'clock this morning. | A recommendation of leniency was re- turned with the verdict hy the Jury.
 CITIZENSHIP RESTORED-James Mitchell. expatriated by req son of his enlistment in the Canadian army before the United States entered the war. yesterday took the oath of allegiance before Judge Frank IT, Ly- man, regaining his American citiZen- ship The court procedure is based on the act of May 2. 1918 (Public IA. section 12). Mitchell, who was born in this country. is connected with a local newspaper.
 AGAIN A CITIZEN OF u. s. - James Alexander Mitchell. an Ameri- | can citizen who took the oath of eile- glance to Great Britain in September, 1 1914, to join the Canadian army, re- stored his United States citizenship when he took the oath of allegiance to the United States before A. l.. Eldredge, naturalization eX- aminer. The oath has been filed with the clerk of the superior court.
 INTO LARGER QUARTERS - Started three months ago in small building at 723 West Madison street, he Arizona Mineral Compound com Dany has increased it's business to such an extent that larger Quarters