Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

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 GOING TO TExAs-E. A. Rowe, To- cal insurance man, left last evening for | Texas.
 GOODFELLOW IN CITY-Geo. c. Goo6fellow of Montreal. Can, arrived ir the city yesterday and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 FROM LONE STAR sTATE-F'rank Donnelly of Amarillo. Texas. was wis itor in the city yesterday. stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 SUPERIOR MAN HERE-James O'Connell arrived in the city from Su- perior yesterday and is stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 BOSTON PEOPLE HERE-Among the arrivals at the Hotel Adams yester- day frcm Boston, Mass, were Mir. and Mrs. John Wheeler and A. R. Pratt. BACK FROM SOUTH-Fred Hud- son, deputy United States marshall has returned from a several weeks absence in the south of an official na- ture.
 DENVER MAN ON BUSINESS TRIP-James R. Thorp arrived in the city on a business trip from Denver yesterday and is stopping at the Jef- ferscn hotel
 COAST VISITORS AT JEFFERSON Among the arrivals from San Diego who registered at the Jefferson hotel yesterday were Geo. F. Swan and Mill lard Greenbaum
 p. o. INSPECTOR eAck-J. L.. Cooper, postoffice inspector for this district, returned yesterday from San Diego and Los Angeles. where he has been for the past two weeks. w. C. T. U. MEETING-The w c. T. U. will meet this afternoon at 2:36 o'clock at tho home. 227 West Monroe street, for the consideration of import ant business. A full attendance is urged.
 Hulse, Howard Christian and Clyde Christian were named appraisers of the estates of Roy Clifford Wood and NelVa Etta Wood, minors, yesterday by judge Lyman of the superior court. ARRIVE FROM EAST-Mr and Mrs. F. F. Poss arrived in the city yester- day from New York city. MT. Poss has extensive mining interests near Phoerix. Mir. and Mrs. Poss are stop ping at the Hotel Adams. They eN- rect tc make an extended stay here. WANTS TO BE CITIZEN - Hans Hansen Borum, a Phoenix blacksmith yesterday filed his declaration of in- tention to become naturalized with Deputy Clerk Downing of the United States district court Borum is tive of Denmark, who came to this country in 1908.
 SIX PEDDLERS APPEAR-Six ped dlers who appeared before Judge Stan ford of the superior court yesterday to answer charges of not having paid their quarterly license fees of s200 each. were given until February ' by the court to interpose demurrers to the complaints.
 VISITING HERE-Marion White and daughter Mildred of Charleston, Ill.,, are visiting with the CartwrightS. Leaving here they will go to San Fran cisco. Seattle and Salt Lake City. re- turning home in about three months. Mir. White is very much pleased with what he has seen of the valley.
 HAVE YOU BEEN COUNTED YET An urgent request has been issued that all persons who have not been enumerated in the census make sure they are counted before the enumera- tion ends. If you are sure you have not been conted yet. please tell the chamber of commerce or phone 49S6 or 1294
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY HI. S. Schaulis. held to answer to the su- perior court on a statutory charge in connection with complaint preferred by Miss Dora Ramirez. a Mexican girl of Tempe, appeared for arraignment yesterday before Judge Stanford. He
 
 case was set for March 3.
 MADISON CLUB DANCE - The Madison Improvement club will hold a dance at the district club house on Friday evening. The club events are always delightful and the coming af- fair will be no exception, according to the arrangements already made. The hostesses will be Mrs. Fred Martin. Mrs. Waher Graham and Mrs. J. Les- lie Setter.
 SAYS HE DIDN'T DO IT-orencio Corona. IS years old. appeared before Judge Mckee in the west Phoenix pre- cinct justice court yesterday, charged by A. l.. Galloway, a motorman on the Glendale car line, with the theft of coat Corona declared his innocence, and furnished the authorities with the name of another Mexican boy who. he said. took the coat. He was returned to the county jail under s200 bond, and his trial was set for January 24.
 TO FOCUS LtGhTS-Although the majority of automobiles in the city are now equipped with lens which meet the requirements of the new city ordin- ance, the lights are not properly focused in many cases, according to Bush Anderson, traffic officer. In or der to give all motorists an opportun- ity to have their lights tested for focus, the garage adjoining the central fire station will be open from o'clock until 9 o'clock each night when an of ficer will be in charge to direct proper adjustments for lights.
 INVITED TO CATTLE GROWERS MEET-Invitations were received yes terday by interested persons to attend the Arizona Cattle Growers aSSocia- ton convention at Tucson February 17-1s. inclusive. The invitation. signed by E. F. Schneider. secretary. says: We think this will be the largest and most important convention in the history of our association. We feel sure you will find it very interesting. and it will give us a gveat deal of pleasure to have you share with us in the business and entertainment of our convention"
 THESE MAY WE'D = Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Harrison A. Love. 25, of New York, and Mildred A. Prior, s3, of Havana, Cuba; Lionel H. Castle. 24 and Amo Lambert, B. both of Globe; Albert W. Beller. a6, and Amy A. Jones. 19, both of Phoenix; Eric Buvali. 35. and Agnes Thompson, 40. -