Arizona republican., 1920-03-23
Hotel Arrivals
Adams

l1OICl AIllV DID
Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. Waters
| Schenectady, N Y; a. t. Brook. San
Francisco; A. ID. SCHNEIDER, San Fran
cisco; II. e. Linden, San Francisco; Il,
| T. Gregory, San Francisco; John
| Christy, Clifton; I. T. FolkedaI, New
York City; Erling Strom, Christiana;
! w. a. Nolan, San Francisco; NJ. Allen
Los Angeles; ]. O'Conner, Los An
geles; d. l.. Sampson, Chicago; A. ID.
| Benesah, New York City; Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. d. Thorn. Chicago; c. "A. Webb,
San Franchises; Sol Carrigan, Deming,
| y. Mex; Walter Birge, New York
City; T. Stanly Birge, ST. Louis, Mo,
| T. J. Wilkinson, Los Angeles; H. r.
Rogers. Buffalo, N. Y; w. NJ. Hood,
| Denver, Colo: H. r. Luke, Tucson.
| Commercial
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Durham. Los An
geles; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rauber, FIT.
Worth. Tex; j. b. Downey, Jr.,
Clarkdale; w. H. Hoover, San Fran
| cisco; Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Cooksay,
Prescott; Albert Bray, Cleveland, o.;
| Mr.. and Mrs E. l.. Shepard, 1illsdale,
Mich; Frank Wallace, Beardsley;
Eust. -Mattson. Beardsley; Thos. p.
Quinn, Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Waterbury. High
>,
A. Martin. Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs,
| A w. Fisher, Phoenix; c. f. Meyer,
| FL Paso. Tex; H. r. Burke, San Fran
cisco; Fred ]. Perry, Los Angeles; f.
Tapp. Los Angeles; H. c. Shotwell,
Tucson; o. r.. Harrison, Florence
Mrs. G. w. Suffers, Santa Monica,
Calf: J. r. Hibbs. Tucson; Albert
Pergain, Tucson; Herbert Eads and
family. Trenton, Mo.
nue. agent, was in Phoenix from his
headquarters in Ell Paso yesterday. He
will be here for several DAYS.
DILLON AT REScOTT-Joseph
p Dillon, United States marshal. is in
Prescott for the special term of fed
eral court which opened yesterday.
Judge William III. Sawtelle presiding.
P. o. INSPECTORS TO PRESCOTT
- L. cooper and E. d. Chance, post
office inspectors, left yesterday for
Prescott on official business.
MASON RESUMES DUTIES-yic-
tor p Mason, finance clerk of the post
office. has entirely recovered from a
recent severe illness and is again at
RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIP
e. N. Dernier chief field deputy of
the internal revenue department, re-
turned from Tucson yesterday. Der
nier was in the Old Pueblo for the pur-
pose of establishing an office there, ne
cessitated by the increase of business.
HENkE REPORTED ILL-John b.
Henke, United States commissioner,
is seriously ill according to report,
and all preliminary hearings set be-
fore him have been postponed indefi-
nitely
Lopez RETURNS FROM EAST
John ID. Lopez, city superintendent of
schools, returned yesterday from a
weeks absence in the east on school
business.
FAILED TO GET LIcENsE-John'
Hausmer pleaded guilty to a charge
of failure to get an automobile license
for 1920 before Justice Nat r. Mckee
yesterday and was fined So.
WEBB IN LOS ANGElES-W. T.
Webb, state director for the enforce
ment OF prohibition, is passing a few
Gays in Los Angeles. Webb passed
the end of the week in Yuma on Of
KNIGHTS OF coLUMRUs-M
de Mia council. No. 1852 knights of
Columbus. will meet in regular session
this evening at s O'Clock in Pythian
hall. Local and visiting members are
requested to be present.
TO OBSERVE BIRD DAY-Game
Warden Joe V. Prochaska announced
yesterday that April has been set for
Bird Day and that literature on bird
life would be sent to the schools as
the economic value of birds from an
insect life is not much understood out
side OF the agricultural districts
LAND OFFICE AGENT HERE
W. l.. Burt, special agent of the
United States land office, with head
quarters in Santa Fe arrived in
Phoenix yesterday from Tucson where
he has been for the past weak on bust
noss connected with the land office.
He will remain in Phoenix for the
balance Of the week.
a - ~
to marry We're issued yesterday to
Frank T.. Clingo, 20, and Esther Lynn
Davis. q, both of Mesa: Raymond
Smithson, 26. of Woodruff, and Sylvia
Il. Tyrrell, IS, of Phoenix: John Owen,
81, of Lindsay. Calf, and Una Wad-
dell. II. of Tempe: and Alfred A.
Culp, "a. of Kirkland, and Ellamay
Clinton. "a, of Gilbert
HOME HYGIENE cLASSES-The
following is the schedule of the
classes in home hygiene and the care
of the sick: Monday and Thursday
afternoons at 3 y. m in the Domestic
Science building of the high school
Monday and Wednesday evenings at
1880 O'Clock at the same place. Col
ored classes. Tuesday and Friday
evenings. 1880 o'clock in the cottage
on the high school grounds.
GIRLS BICYCLE FOUND-A girls
bicycle was brought into the sheriff's
office yesterday from North Central
avenue and Culver street. People liv-
ing near reported that it had been
standing against the curb there for
two days. 1t has a black frame, new
red rubber tires and the name plate
IS missing. The owner is requested
HEARING AT FLAcsTAFF-Public
service vehicle drivers of Flagstaff will
be given hearing at that town today
before Chairman Amos A. Belts OF the
state corporation commission, n their
application for permission to increase
their traffic rates. The increase asked
by tho men is 35 cents a mile and $3.50
an LoEr in place of the prevailing rates
OF IS cents a mile and SO per hour
Chairman Belts left yesterday for
Flagstaff