Arizona republican., 1920-12-14
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 ssIoNARY The Young Women's Missionary society will meet at the Central Christian church at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 RETURN FROM SUMMERS VISIT Mrs. James NJ. Shott and grand daughter of FPS East Adams street have returned from Solomonville where they have been spending the summer with Mrs. Schott's daughter, Mrs. James N Gillespie. Mrs. Gillespie accompanied Mrs. Shott to Phoenix for a visit here.
 INAUGURAL COMMITTEE MEETS A meeting of the Arizona inaugural committee, which is handling the ar engagements for the inaugural ball to be given Gov. and Mrs. Thomas E. Camp bell, has been called for this evening at 8 o'clock. It will be held at the of fees of the organization, 302 North Central avenue. Members of the gen. eral committee as well as the executive committee and the chairmen of the various sub committees have been urged to attend. The general policy of the committee will be discussed and many details will come up for consid- eration.
 AMERICAN LEGION TO MEET As an exceptionally large attendance is expected tomorrow night at the SeY- enth avenue home of the American le- zion, members are requested to come early. This meeting is the last meet ing before Christmas and much Will be discussed relative to the carrying out of the program already started, Tor the disabled men in the local hospitals The Frank Luke, Jr., post No. l will be entertained by number of mu- sical selections. Much important business will come before the post and plans made for next year will be dls- cussed good time is in store for all who attend, so come early and get seats.
 HERE TO AID Ex-SERVICE MEN Vice Commander Winsiett rom Ihe national headquarters of the American legion, together with Herbert Opue- graff of the American Leglon news service, have arrived in Tucson to take | up the hospitalization of ex-serVlce men who are being shipped into Tue son by the government so fast that ac- | commodatiors cannot be obtained. Burt Clingan of the local post left Phoenix last night for Tucson, where l he will make an effort to have MT Winslett visit Phoenix and Prescott and bring to his attention the nuIneI- ous complaints which have been ildue by the ex-service men in these nos pitals. .,- ru,o E-iwanis club will meet at luncheon todav at noon in the Y. M. c. A. lobby.
 D O. INSPECTOR IS BACk-J. L. l C,ooner United States postotfIce nl- spector returned yesterday rom trin of about two weeks duration visit inc the offices in Inc northern part ol tbs state and also in a journey to Los Angeles. He will leave in few days for Atlanta Ga, where ne VIII speliu l the Christmas week with his relallNes Mrs. Cooper has been in teoIsi1 @ tol labout A month. The inspector ana ms wife will return to fhoehlA So0ii the New Year.
 SOLD DRUGS, IS CHARGE-Dics creager. charged with dealing n co lcaine without a license, was aELeseee aE-'ts. yesterday by Fred c. Weage' Onlle. States deputy marshal. and Ma' hroueht directly before Judge WlllaI lH Sawtelle in the United States ols trict court. Creager pleaded gullty V the charge and will be sentenced pIoe ably today. Tn the meantime ho 4
 confined in the county Jaii.
 SON IS LoST-Adjutant 1ehel a,a. q
 Walter $. Ingalls, has received an ap
 naaI from Mrs Frances Rivet, " year
 of age. who is trying to locate soi @
 whom she has not seen since ti'
 snanish-American war. She beleVe' her son fought in the war With span
 although she is not certain. one S''ls
 he might have enlisted under one V three family names: Fred Day, rre, ", Dalosh or Fred Rivet. Mrs hlVet
 address is 29 Sheridan avenue III dianapolis, Ind. 11, 6 q a L Y
 Tohie husband: Pauline Tobie, wire Madeline Tobie, daughter. If anyoh i, knows the whereabouts of the thre T or any one of the three they are re ! ouested to notify Mrs. c. Peterson, 5 sister of Mrs. Tobie who appeale' vesterdav to Governor Thomas
 Campbell for word of the family IrWon W which she has not heard In me pas c seven wears. Mrs. Peterson declare her reason for wishing 10 ioeaee ,.Ile tie . relatives is important and IuflllsIle o as her address 3S Mozart street Ja n maica Plain Boston, Mass,
 SONGS OF THE NATlONS-Fea
 turing the program of Songs or tn
 Nations" which will be presented Q : the Southside Neighborhood club to n morrow, Mrs. H. c. Lockett, pres1oeL o of the Central Arizona District leu n eration of clubs, will sing the naliol' airs or lZ ndllOllS- ~AA@'+
 who has a charming soprano Volc | has contributed to the enjoyment l. many club programs, and in thls 1T ', Il stance she will furnish pracucall n. every number. There will, howeYe l. be a few additional numbers nclue v ing folk songs and dances.
 NO MORE MECHANICS NEEDE
 The secretary of the Phoenix Ope ,d Shop association is in receipt Of re communication from the Tucson Ope IS Shop association which has been ful r. nishing mechanics for the building q. the government hospital in that cit
 This communication states that U ,s requirements for mechanics of 8 ,e kinds at this time has been file
 Should any further need of mechanl
 on this job arise, full information e
 be obtained from the secretary Of U
 Phoenix Open Shop association in T he Masonic Temple building.
 = PAROLE BOARD MEETS = 1T he board of pardons and paroles held "a meeting in Florence yesterday. Gu
 Miller of Tempe, chairman of -t
 board; Wiley F. Jones, attorney ge
 eral. and C. O. Case, state superi x tendent of public instruction, being Us attendance.
 m STATE HISTORIAN TO LEcTUF ht Colonel James H. McClintock. sta It historian. will lecture this evening,