Arizona republican., 1920-01-03
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Craig returned to Phoenix yesterday after an absence Of two weeks on the coast.
 ASSISTANT u. S. ATTORNEY IN
 JEROME-J M. Holub, assistant
 United States attorney, is in Jerome on official business.
 NAME ADMINIsTRATRlx- Howe Williams was yesterday ap- pointed administratrix to the-estate
 of the late Edward Everett Howe. LAND OFFICER HERE-R. R. Dun-
 can, hearings officer of the U- $. land
 office, with headquarters at Santa Fe,
 was in Phoenix yesterday on official business.
 NOTICE TO Ex-SERVICE MEN
 The recruiting officer will visit Phoenix each Wednesday instead of Thursday to
 settle claims for mileage, bonus and is
 sue victory buttons.
 P. o. INSPECTORS TO coAsT-J-
 L. Cooper and F.. D. Chance, postoffice inspectors, will leave for Los Angeles this evening on official business. They will be absent ten days.
 WIFE GIVEN DivORCE-Chrys-
 tai B. Hughes yesterday was granted a
 divorce from Charles R. Hughes in the superior court, the defendant not ap-
 bearing. The three children of the couple were given to Mrs. Hughes in the decree.
 HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE -I Tony NJ. Moulden was granted a de- cree of divorce from Etta A. Moulden yesterday. the couples two children being placed in the care of the father. The defendant did not appear.
 NEW YEARS GUESTS LEAVE-l MT. and Mrs. A. A. Trippel of Nogales, and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Curley of Tue son, who were the guests of Mir. and Mrs E. J. Trippel over the New Years season, have returned to their homes having left last evening.
 OFFICES ARE MOvED-Stephen Rayburn, land attorney, who formerly occupied offices in the Noll building, has moved into the office building re- gently erected on West Monroe street by Dr. w. c. Ellis.
 ASKS TO BE CITIZEN-Frederick Georgef Camp. expert accountant with the Southwest Cotton company, yester- | day filed his petition for citizenship in the office of the clerk of the U. $. dis trict court. Camp is native of Eng i land, having emigrated to this country | in 1906.
 THESE TO MARRY = Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to i Ralph w. Willard, 21, Phoenix, and Miss Gertrude Stoops, Long Beach; | Theodore Romeso, 3S, Phoenix and | Lines, 21, Gilbert and Lulu Rust, IS, | Gilbert
 LIQUOR LAW oLATIoN HARGE-Information charging Car los Cavarenbias with disposing of in- toxicating liquor was filed in the clerk | of the superior courts office yester- day by County Attorney Laney.
 WIFE ASKS DIVORCE-A com ! plaint for divorce was filed in the su- perior court yesterday by Nellie Pas sey against Sam A. Passey, alleging failure to provide The couple was married in 1901, and separated ac- cording to the complaint. in October, 1918. There are seven children
 ARRAlGNED ON ROB B FRY CHARGE-Willfam F'iedler, charged with attempted robbery on Ncomplaint preferred by G. A. Coke, was arraigned yesterday before Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler, and his preliminary hearing set for 2 o'clock this afternoon.
 CLIMB CAMELBACk-T Thirty young people of the Epworth league of Creighton Methodist Episcopal church on New Years day motored to Camel back mountain and climbed to it's top. All enjoyed the trip and announced themselves ready for another similar )uting
 Y. p. s. TO MEETThe Young Peoples Society of Zion Evangelical Lutheran church will hold it's regular monthly meeting Friday evening at the parsonage. 136 North Ninth avenue. All he young people of the church and l: heir friends are cordially invited to attend.
 TO DENTAL BOARDzDr E. A. Millen member of the state board of iental examiners. is appointed to sue < 'eed himself on the board, according to { ,apitol announcepent yesterday. pr. ( Miller's term expired Jan. l, and he is appointed now for a new five year erm. z
 COOK IS DROWNED-Lea F. Bur i ians, cook with the state highway de>1 / 'artment working with the survey { ,arty from Kingmansto the Utah line ( trough "the strip" was drowned while ( 'rossing the Colorado river near Grand z Wash, according to word received last night by Thomas Maddock, state en- $ ,ineer. z
 FILE AMENDED COMPLAINT - $ \ second amended complaint in the I suit of Vollie c. Mpsgrove against the 1 Western Union Life Insurance com I 1any was filed in the clerk of the su- 1erior courts office yesterday. Mus { grove brought action against the in T Iurance company for $26, 500 damages I which he alleges were occasioned by \ he company's failure to make him ( oan of $16.000, according to an alleged agreement
 BIGGEST TIRE SHiPMENT-what $ s said to be one of the largest singlet 2 of automobile tires into ( 'hoenix is that just received by the ] Iotor Supply company They are Dia- r nond tires and were shipped by ex- z press. there having been more than ! me carload. They were sent from Los 7 Angeles by express instead of freight f ecause MT. Stevenson decided that the , jig demand must be met and met z lIickly. $ V. Marks of the Diamond : actory is now in the city, the guest of ., he Hotel Adams.