Arizona republican., 1919-06-08

organization. Before returning home they expect to visit several of tho many other places of interest in the southwest
 TO TAKE MEDICAL COURSE - Harold Lount, son of Wm. B. Lount, is in Phoenix for a visit of week with relatives. He will leave in a few days for New Orleans where he will take a medical course in Tulane uni versity. MT. Lount has for the past year attended college in Oakland where the Lount family now resides.
 TO SUMMER ON COAST Mrs. Clarence Woodbury will leave soon for the coast where she will spend three months. She goes first to Oakland.
 ON SUMMER scHEDULE-Thc First Avenue branch of the Carnegie library will hereafter be operated on a summer schedule. That is to say, the branch will be open between the hours of g and II o'clock each morning dn- ing the summer months, instead of in the afternoon, as heretofore. ThAs change has been deemed advisable in order that patrons might take advan- tage of the cool hours of the morning to visit the library. A complete change of the books at this branch has just been made, where 5000 books are maintained. The main library has added 5000 books to it's shelves by pur- chase and gift during the past year.
 BREAKS LEG IN FALl-Henry s. Griswold, 356 North Third avenue, suffered a fracture. of the left le., below the knee, when he fell from a ladder while picking cherries in the back yard of his home few days ago. MT. Griswold is widely known in this community having been a resi- dent of Phoenix for the past 20 years. He was formerly engaged in the bi- cycle bushes at 25 East Adams street, from which he retired three or four years ago.
 TO HOLD FINAL MEET The final meeting of the state committed on Americanization will be held Mon day evening. June g. at the school administration building, 331 North First avenue, at o'clock. All mem bers of the committee are urged to be present as there is important busi ness to be transacted.
 HAS NEWS OF VAIUE-The Red Cross is endeavoring to locate H. E. Middlebrook, Joe Mills and Nick c Lampesis. Information of value to these men is held at room 23, War Work building.
 CHilDRENS ENTERTAINMENT Queen Esther chapter No. 22, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a chil- dren's entertainment at Riverside park Tuesday afternoon, starting at E o'clock. All members and visiting members with their children are vel come. Each member is requested te bring box lunch, and ice cream vii be furnished free
 MEMORIAL TO HIGH SCHOOL HEROES-In accounts of the high school commencement one important 1act has been overlooked, for which the high school boys and girls should De given credit. They had raised 3 sum little in excess of $500 to be ex pended in the erection of a granite shaft in front of the auditorium ir comemoration of the high school boys who distinguished themselves or fel in the great war
 MAJ. KELLEY IN clTY-Majo, George H. Kelley of Douglas, owner of the Douglas International, and al old and influential citizen of Ari. zona, passed through Phoenix yester. day en route to the coast, driving over. land.
 PROMINENT MINING MAN HERE I'll. F. W. Lomker of Silver City, ons of the pioneer mining men of the state was visitor in this city yesterday CT route to the coast. MT. Lomker report. that a new shaft in the Silver Kins mine has been sunk to the depth of 6 feet and much interest is now beins shown in this famous old mine.
 CALL FOR UNlFORMS-An me, who drew band uniforms for the bi, Victory loan band are requested t, bring them to the Great War Veterans