Arizona republican., 1918-08-01

han left yesterday evening for his home in St. Louis.
 ON BUSINESS TRIP-R. H. Why man left last night on a short business trip to San Francisco
 ON INSPECTION TRIP - Major Francis E. Shine left last evening on an inspection trip for Bisbee.
 VISITING EAST-Lucy O'Neil will leave this morning for Chicago, where she will remain for a short visit TO THE EAST-Mrs. Guy Smith left last evening on an extended visit to Chlcago and other eastern points.
 VACATION ON COAST-Miss Marie Lowe left yesterday afternoon to spend her vacation in Los Angeles and the adjacent beaches.
 LEAVE FOR CHlCAGo-Mrs. J. F. Wheat, accompanied by her son, left yesterday evening for Chicago and other eastern points.
 TAYLOR IN TOWN-E. P. Taylor. state leader of the Agricultural Exper- lment station. is in town for a few days on business visit.
 WHlTTlER TO MiLWAUkEE-Mr Whittier, teller in the Valley bank, accompanied by his daughter, left last evening for visit to Milwaukee.
 SUMMER ON COAST-Miss Helen ,. Burns will leave this morning for Los Angeles. where she intends to spend the remainder of the summer.
 OFF TO COAST-Miss Ethel Me Dermott will leave this morning to spend the summer months in Long Deaen ana other points on the coast.
 OH. VON klEINSMlD HERE-Dr | h K L 1ni, T
 University of Arizona, is a visitor in Phoenix for few days on business
 GLOBE MAN HERE-J. J. Mackay a prominent mining man of Globe who also has extensive real estate hold
 ings here, is Phoenix visitor for q few days on business.
 MCLEAN GETS PATENT-Hazart
 and Miller. of Los Angeles, received
 wire from Washington recently say.
 ing that J. k. McClain of Tempe, hac
 been granted patent on his Scraper
 NEW CORPORArIONS-Articleso O
 incorporation yesterday were filed il
 the office of the state corporation com.
 mission by the following concerns: In.
 dependent Silver Mining company, Wa
 Minerals Corporation.
 HELD FOR INVESTIGATION =
 Herman Lowenstein was placed in tn
 county jail yesterday by Fred Weage
 deputy United States marshal, and i
 being held for investigation by the de
 partment of justice.
 TEACHERS ExAMINATION-Th third quarterly examination for teach
 CTS will be held next Monday an Q Tuesday, August 5 and 0, commenc ing promptly at 30 a. m. in the Ad l. ministration building, 331 North Firs D Avenue.
 TO VISIT HussAND-Mrs. wesle,
 Hill will leave this morning for Balti
 more. After a short stay there, she vii e continue her journey and visit he t husband in camp, who is in trainin = with the tank section of the Unite, = States army.
 ON OVERLAND TRlP-Mr. an
 Mrs. w. c. Palmer and MT. and MT. ' W. Croft will leave this morning o
 an overland trip to California wher , they will spend the summer month touring the country, returning hom in October
 |, ON WAY TO FRANcE-A card Ina e been received from Walter J. Thai heimer. sent while en route from !, western military post to the eas e whence he will soon be on his way wit
 more Americans for the discourage ment of the Huns.
 ] CAUGHT AT PRESCOTT-Wesle Perry, wanted in Phoenix in connec i tlon With the theft of a motorcycl was arrested in Prescott yesterda
 upon request of the Phoenix police de = partment to the sheriff of Yavap; n county. Policeman Cutler will lea, e this morning for Prescott to get Perr, l. CANDIDATE IN FINAL - Al nouncement has been made of u c. candidacy of E. P. Patterson of Floi $ ence for the nomination for county al n torney of Pinal county. MT. Patterso Il came to Arizona ih January of 19l e ana soon after settled at Floren( J. where he has since been successful q engaged in the practice of law. a EDDIE POWELL HEARD FROM n. A card has been received at this ol e flee from that fierce Teufelhound. Et y. die Powell. for long time circulate
 manager for The Republican. later
 the circulation department of il r. Christian Science Monitor. He T, ? turned from Boston to Phoenix to al h swer the draft call and getting tired st waiting on the movement of Gener
 Crowder. he enlisted in the marines.
 FOR CHURCH AND NATION-Re 7 colt on business for the Luthera ] Church Board for the Army and Nav , This board through it's various chal /. lains, camp pastors and nearby pa " tors, Keeps in touch with the Luthers ,. men in the service. It is interestii !" to note that from this one Luthers '' synod alone, tthe Synodical COnfe e. ence) nearly 50,000 men have enter l; the service of their country In t = army.
 d, LIEUTENANT WIkOFF-Findil > it difficult to get news from Arizor S. Lieutenant C. E. G. Wikoff. 27th E L. gineers, Camp Leach, Washington. C., has written The Republican: '- would like very much to have T S, Republican sent to me for the ne r'. two months. Have been in the arr |; for some time and find it hard to 2 k, all the news from in and around Pho r. nix except through the medium of p. daily publication and l know of no
 better than yours
 r, NEW ALHAMBRA TEACHER V. Professor E. C. Bunch who has h s, charge of the office of the cour ]; school superintendent in the absen h. of Professor Fulton during his illne 1' has been secured for the Alhaml
 VI itS"e Sdi iOlCSSOi Dull w has had the schools at Duncan for { F. last two years and expected to retu h. next year. But as his home is here a J. his family Is residing here on accor n, of the health of his son, Profes. X; Bunch has decided to remain in. 1 y, valley.
 Ir. IS SAFE IN FRANcE-Word l E. been received from Marvin Smith, s
 of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Smith, that n had safely landed on the other si