Arizona republican., 1920-01-30
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GRANT COMING-President Heber J. Grant. Church of Mormon, is re- ported due in Phoenix soon while in Arizona to attend the quarterly con- ference at Mesa.
 UNDERSHERIFFS HERE-George Henshaw. undersheriff of Cochise county, and Ed F. Bowers, undersheriff or Yavapai county, were in the city yesterday on business.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: William A. Barty, A, and Mary A. Wright, A, both of Ajo; Walter V. Lester, 24, and Willie O. Sisemore, 19, both of Mesa; Miguel Reza, 24. and Elisa Valensuela, 16.
 WATCH YOUR WAsHINGs-A warning that many articles have re- gently been reported missing from ciotheslineS is sent out by the police. Since even cotton undershirt has become thing of considerable intrin- sic value, petty thieves are devoting much of their time to the heavily laden clotheSline
 HELD ON THEFT cHARGE-Wm. +. Todd, alias Harry Moore, was ar rested by Policemen McGrath and Ellis on a charge of stealing clothing out of hotel room. The officers had their man in custody thirty minutes after being notified of the theft and receiv- ing description of the man seen es- caplng with the clothing. Todd will be turned over to the county
 UTAH MEN ARRIvE-L. S. Gates from Salt Lake City yesterday and are stopping at the Hotel Adams
 HERE FROM kALAMAZOO-Mr and Mrs. A. C. Kirk of Kalamazoo Mich, were among the arrivals in the city yesterday who registered at the Hotel Adams.
 GOLD IN CITY-E. E. Gold of De- troit was a visitor here yesterday stop ping at the Hotel Adams.
 ARRIVALS FROM FRISCO Among the arrivals from San Fran Adams yesterday were Ed. F. Murphy Jamss F. Peck and Louis w. Bennett.
 GOES TO FRISCO-Harry A. DiehI left Wednesday night for San Fran cisco to attend a conference of busi- ness men. He will return next Mon day
 WAVES EXAMINATION = Harry Moore, charged by Ernest Carlson with having entered his room at the Union motel to commit burglary, waived ex- animation yesterday in Judge Me kee's court and was held to answer to the superior court in $500 bond
 PATENTS RECEIvED-Patents for government lands were received at the U. $. land office yesterday for desert and homestead lands on which entries were made by the following: Horatio O. Whyman, Morton D. Thieband, Harrison Jones, Algernon S. Jones, Omer R. Hill, Daniel J. Brislin, James V. Keane, George A. Cundiff, George Philip Bedford, George l.. Stevens. Floss Hummel, Patrick F. Geary, legal representative of August A. Jange Edwin R. Claunch, Mary E. Lindsey, James T. Blair. James T. Meginniss, Gordon G. Huntington and Ebert H. Winter
 JUDGE STANFORD OFFIcIATES- Miss Dorothy Heathman of 307 North First avenue, and Gestur Paulson were married Wednesday, January 2S, Judge R. C. Stanford of the superior court of ficiating. The bride is popular young woman of this city, having made her home here for the past year. The groom is carpenter and spent some time in the service being a member of the 117th Spruce squadron. Mir. and 104 South Twelfth street.
 RECITAL BY PUPILS-PupiIs from the classes of Franz Darvas. Walter Hastings Olney, IT. Klingenfeld and Vivial Florine Young will present the Saturday afternoon recital program at the school of music tomorrow after noon- Piano, vocal. violin and read ings will be given and the public is cor dially invited to attend at o'clock.
 LECTURE ON SCIENcE-The First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Phoenix announces a free lecture on Christian Science by John M. Tut, c. s. B., of Kansas City, to be given this evening at the Elks theater at 8 o'clock. All are cordial yinvited to be present.
 AUXILIARY TO MEET-The Junior auxiliary of the Council of Jewish Women invites all their friends to tGet-Together' on Friday, January 30, at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. Miller, 121S East Mckinley street. There will be a business meeting at 7:30 o'clock sharp. All members are urgently requested to be prompt.
 DODGE CAR STOLEN-Motor car thieves were busy again last night and the Dodge five-passenger touring car belonging to Frank J. Feely, purchas- ing agent of the Southwest Cotton company, was stolen from N. Central avenue. The license number of the car was S0O1.
 FALL RIFLE SHOOT Mesa's chamber of commerce reports ar engagements in progress for having the