Arizona republican., 1918-09-05

in tiwn for a short time. He just re- turned from an extensive inspection trip of the mines in the vicinity of Phoenix
 ANDERSON BETTER-Carl H. An derson. the well known insurance man who has been and is still at the hos pital, is reported as being much bet ter. It is said that he is improving in health much more rapidly than was expected.
 NEW BUCKEYE PRINCIPAL = Professor R. E. Brannen, for a long time connected with the schools of Duncan, is in the city with his family preparatory to going to Buckeye where he will have charge of the schools for the nexe year.
 ROO sEVELT oPENINe-rhc schools of the Roosevelt district will be open for business next Monday morn ing. similar misfortune will fall dp- on the youth of some of the rest Of the say. this country is spending billions of dollars to make the world free. 1 MARRIED AT FLAGSTAFF-R. C. Perkins. division state engineer, ana Miss Cordelia McLain were married at 1 Flagstaff on August 29. Mir. Perkins was formerly connected with the city schools, is Shriner and a member Of the Jefferson and Arizona clubs. He and his bride are well known in Ari- zona.
 ADMINISTRATOR SUES-John A. Thompson, administrator of the estate of Philip Foley, yesterday brought suit against the Arizona Eastern Railroad company to recover s500o for damages received by Foley while in the employ of the company. He was injured by all explosion of blasting powder.
 BANK GALA call to the state banks of Arizona for a statement of condition as at the close of business or September 1 was issued yesterday by Jesse l.. Boyce. state bank comptroller These statements must be in the hands of the comptroller within ten days This &ill make the fifth bank call tc be issued this year.
 MALE HELP -Nineteer men of the local postoffice having gone
 10 war there is a dearth of help in tho
 office, and for the reason that the Worl : to be done is such as cannot be per formed by women, men are needed
 Men desiring further information oi
 this subject may secure same by appli
 cation to the superintendent of mails.
 WILL ENTER SERVICE Mis-
 Pauline Davenport left on Tuesda,
 night for Washington, D. C., where sh'
 will enter the service of the ordnance department. That is. she has been as signed to that department though sh will probably find her way into tn
 railroad administration as she is nor E familiar with that work. She has fo
 some time been employed in the freigh department of the Santa Fe here. CONGREGATIONAL CH U R ] OPENS-After a vacation of 10 week
 the new church on Willetta and Secon
 streets will hold a rally next Sunda . beginning all it's regular services. Tn pastor has been in California for tn summer, but will be in the pulpit O Sunday morning and in the evenin will start the Open Forum which ha been such an interesting institutio since it was inaugurated last April Tn leading public speakers of Phoeni have used this platform and the hig
 standard established already will b ! maintained throughout the comin ! winter
 SEARCHING FOR BoY-word ha
 been received from MT. and Mrs. Mix I Kulisk of 373 Clairpoint avenue, De
 troit. Mich., that their youngest so |, has run away from home with Ar'izon n as his destination. The letter says tf ', boy took from s65 to ssO with hin ' and that at the time he left he wa V wearing gray suit with short trous , CTS. The letter continues that u z, missing boy is Serbian by birth, ar 5 his aged mother is grieving her hea y out for him, as he is her younge child. He is 15 years old, but VIC !. c built for his age with dark eyes, ar . light hair which he wears cut shor e Anyone having any knowledge cor
 cerning the missing boy will confer