Arizona republican., 1918-09-12


 Cross ladies of the Balsz district will | sew all day Friday Everyone is in- | vited to come prepared to sew all day, | so it will be found convenient to bring | lunch
 POSTOFFlCE CLOSES-The Phoe- nix postoffice will close at noon today i in accordance with the proclamation | of the day as a legal holiday. There | will be one delivery of the mails in the morning.
 GOVERNMENT MAN-Alston Max well of Nitro, West Virginia, is an Adams hotel guest while here on gov ernment business in connection with | the laborers being sent there to worK in the explosives plant.
 OPENS NEW OFFICE-W. c. Pal | mer formerly connected with GetSin | ger, is opening a new real estate of flee at IS South Central avenue. His l many friends in town wish him sue cess in his undertaking.
 MORRISON IN TOWN-D. D. Mor~ rison of Tucson, former auditor of the Arizona Eastern. and now identified with the Consolidated ticket offices, is a guest of the Jefferson while here on business.
 MAJOR SHINE BACK - Major Francis E. Shine, head of the state draft board and connected with the medical corps, accompanied by Louis Lowenthal, secretary to the governor, came in yesterday from Bsbee.
 SAFE IN FRANCE-Mrs. I. L. Gar rison recently received a cablegram from her husband, Captain Garrison, | telling her that he has arrived safely i in France. Captain Garrison is iden- | tified with the Evacuation Hospital No. 16
 ALBERT MURR IN FRANCE | Word has been received from Albert Murr, brother of Mrs. Haze Burch, marine, saying that he has safely landed in France. Another brother, George Murr, was already there with the medical corps.
 1 NO ATERlAL-Because there is no material on hand with which to | sew. the women of the First Methodist | Episcopal church will not sew for the Red Cross today. It was announced last Sunday that this would be their sewing day.
 REVIVAL MEETINGS Imman- uel mission corner of 14th street and Adams is holding it's regular annual revival meetings every evening at s o'clock except Saturday. Special mu- sic and singing. Meetings are in l C1arSe or fteN. Gldfk.
 TO CAMP FREMONT - Lieut. | George H. Luhrs Jr.. has been as- signed to the Thirteenth Infantry, Company l. at Camp Fremont, Cali fornia Lieutenant Luhrs is the son of MT and Mrs. George Luhrs. pro- prietors of the Commercial hotel here
 TAKE THE TIP-The local board announced last night that all regis trants to be registered there shall en- ter the board on the First street en- l trance and leave on the Washington exit This will facilitate the work of the board. and police reserves will be on duty to see that the wishes of the | board are carried out in this particular.
 SOUTH SIDE ERs-Regis- tration for the Heard and Broadway districts will be held today at the Neighborhood house. At Laveen the registration will be held in the Laveen store. A new order for these districts is that all Mexican contract laborers must be registered. and bring their passports with them for Identification purpose.
 GERALD HASTINGS HERE Gerald Hastings. sergeant of the first class in the quartermaster's corps, who is now serving his third enlistment as a volunteer soldier. is home on 10- day furlough. visiting his relatives. He is the son of Mrs. Frances R. Hast ings 341 North Fourth avenue and a brother in law of Night Captain Lee Sutherland of the Phoenix police
 WALNUT GROWER-H. A. Penn berton of Los Angeles, well known walnut grower on the coast is a guest at the Commercial hotel while in town making arrangements for the opening of an experimental walnut grove of some 30 acres which he intends to open near Glendale. Mir. Pemberton will set the land 10 English Walnuts and expects the nuts will grow as well here as they do on the coast.
 BUSH ANDERSON TO GO-The Traffic Chiefs National convention at Oakland. Cal. the week of September 23, will be attended by Bush Anderson. in charge of traffic for the Phoenix police department. Anderson said last night that~the principal object of the convention is to get a uniform system of traffic rules to be applied in every city of the country. Anderson left this morning and as far as Salt Lake City will act as a guard for a number Of federal prisoners. in company with United States Marshal Joe Dillon.
 CERTIFICATE TO TEACH-Many teachers do not know, or have forgot ten that the law requires that their certificates to teach must be filed in the office of the school superintendent of the county in which they are en- gagged in teaching. The certificate must be of record in the office of the superintendent from the beginning of the school. Notification has been issued to them by Superintendent Fulton And to complete the records of his office the superintendent desires also the names of the teachers of the schools together with their postoffice addresses. giving the rural route or the : street and number. and the name of the scohol.
 WANTED-Position in office or store, by a bright, capable girl. IS years of age: high school graduate. Inex- r perienced in office work. but willing and can learn rapidly. Am not stenog- . rapher or typist, but can be useful at . telephone and general office work. or { similar employment. If you think I might fit into a useful place in your ' firm phone me and 1 will call 10 sec t you. Phone s6O4. bg