Arizona republican., 1918-09-04

Harris yesterday from the office of the provost marshal general yesterday | authorizing the induction of clerks for service on the local boards in handling | the registrants under the new man.
 power law. The clerks are to be taken | from the men already registered and placed in limited service. There will be one additional clerk for each board |
 READY FOR LOAN DRIVE-Chair- man H. J. McClung of the liberty Loan campaign. who is also president of the Phoenix National Bank, is back in the city after visit to the coast. While there he laid in a store of information to be used in the coming Liberty Loan drive of which he will be head. He did considerable travelling during his absence but comes back refreshed for the hard work e] ]pected in the October campaign.
 SEEKING oFFIcE-R. C. Moseley, better known as Bob candidate for constable. West Precinct of Phoenix
 has made Phoenix his home for the
 past eight years. During that time ne
 worked in the city street department
 and for the Constable Ice company. He
 has also done special police work, IS a
 property owner and has a large fam 1 lily. Originally MT. Moseley came from
 Kentucky stock. and before coming | here. lived for some time in Texas
 ON URLOUGH-Second LIeuten,
 ant Earl Brooks is visiting his par
 ents, MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Brooks. of
 Tempe. for a few days, having just l finished his course in the officers
 training school at Camp Fremont Cal.
 Lieut.. Brooks left with the third con-
 tingent last october for Camp Fun ston. later being transferred to Camp I.1 .f,.1
 officers training school He finished
 the course together with Robbie Baker
 and other local boys who are home
 on short furlough. Lieut. Brooks is
 assigned back to Camp kearny and will leave for camp in few days
 INSTRUCTOR ON VISIT-C. G.
 Hershey, instructor of the soldiers re-
 ceiving vocational training at the Uni
 versity of Arizona, is spending a few
 days in town visiting his father and
 friends here before returning to the university to begin his work with the
 new contingent which will start on
 September G. Mr. Hershey. senior
 student of the university in electrical engineering, because of his extensive l practical experience in the electrical
 field, was chosen as practical electrical instructor for the soldiers, and says
 he likes the work fine. He has been engaged in this work all summer and intends to continue until the regular work of his university course begins HUNTING HER SON-Mrs. Anna
 hoeye, after vainly writing her son s Lonnie F.. Hoeye, who is supposedly ir t Phoenix, has finally appealed to the
 local police to help her find her sor , and get in communication with him
 Mrs. Hoeye has not heard from her sor l for two months, and at that time h, , was staying at 1434 or 3414 North Sec r ond street. Mrs Hoeye writes tha
 she is sick with blood poisoning anc ? desires her son to come home. Any.
 one having any information concern ing the missing young man will con
 fer favor by informing the police de partment or >~ communicating direc with Mrs. Hoeye at 1603 Carolin street, Houston, Texas.
 CIV. M. S. TO MEET-The Christia 1 Woman's Missionary society. auxiliar l. to C. W. B. M, will meet at the church l. corner of Central avenue and McKine il street, Thursday, September ,, at 2:3, 't The following program will be give " under the direction of Mrs. J. H. Reit leader: Music. devotion. piano solo b l. Miss Tice; topic. Missionary En II deavors in the United States" by Mr. Il E. M. Clarke; field reports, 'Sout 'e America" by Mrs. B. o. Brown Jamaica by Mrs. C. E. Ice: vocal SC le lection, by Miss HauXhurst; book re
 view. by Mrs. J. P. Ivy. Mrs. J. l IS Halstead will be the hostess of the SC y cial hour A good attendance of a l. members and their friends is desire II PROCTOR ON VACATION-Sa 's w. Proctor. secretary of the state COT A poration commission, left last night c :. his vacation. He will spend it at h H. former home, Winslow, and oth, c. towns in the northern part of the stat 'e Some weeks ago Mir. Proctor resigne 'e the secretaryship of the board to 2 U into other business which he likes be Y ter and in which he thinks he can l <. of greater service to the country tha .i' on the board. Last spring Mr. Proc
 tor was announced as a candidate f. ,a nomination for membership of u rs m board and his campaign was makir ..o most satisfactory headway when . decided to withdraw to go into oth .t, work. He did so against the protes ca c of large number of supporters. WI l. told him that his nomination was a nn | ready assured.