Arizona republican., 1920-10-26
localities

FLIVVER IS STOLEN-Declaring it was his punishment for attending Republican meeting. Frank Dykes. as- sistant state superintendent of public instruction. announced yesterday that his flivver had been stolen while he listened to the talks made at the high school on Friday night. Mir. Dykes stated that he drove his Ford touring car. which is a 1917 model. into the school grounds. fearing that it might be stolen if he parked in the street. When he went for his car it was gone. He is offering a S25 reward.
 GET s8.ooo FROM U. S-Eight thousand dollars. federal aid. was re- ceived by the State Highway depart ment yesterday and will be applied to the Superior Miami highway and the Tempe Mesa highway. Both high ways. on which the moneys will be aD- piled. have been completed. On Octo- ber i the amount in federal aid due the state was s300.000 while on No vember 1 approximately half a mil lion accumulated federal aid will be [ due.
 NEW DAUeHTER-A telegram re- ! ceived yesterday announces the birth | to Mir. and Mrs. Sam N- SeiD of a | daughter yesterday morning at s:15. Mir. and Mrs. Seip after a residence of many years in Phoenix. two years ago took up a permanent residence on the coast.
 LIST OF ROOMS AT c. OF C. Many visitors having difficulty finding accommodations should call at the l Chamber of Commerce where a list of rooms is available for inspection. | Other accommodations also may be located by getting in touch with the room bureau. Many people do not | know of this and all citizens are urged | to call same to attention of any xis- itors they may meet. Every individual should constitute himself a welcoming committee and to help locate new corners.
 RETURNS TO DuTY-Mrs. vii. liam Faires (Zella Haaterman) has returned from the coast and is once more on duty at the corporation com mission. Mrs. Faires has been ab. sent for several months, spending the summer season in a tour of the eas with her mother. Mrs. F. J. Halter. man, and passing the early fall ir honeymooning in California. MT Faires is connected with the Melczei company.
 FEW ASK FOR MEDALS - Les, than 10 per cent of the soldiers. sailor. and marines of the United States hav' made application for the Victor,
 
 service men by the government. D A. Little. state adjutant, said yester day that few applications had beel received here but anyone desiring tn medal should apply to the local Legiol post where they will receive one with out cost.
 WELL KNOWN VISITOR DIES . Miss Ann Altman. a we'll known win ter resident of Phoenix, died in Den yer Friday. according to word re ceived here yesterday. The remain have been shipped to Omaha wher the burial will take place today. Tn news came as a decided shock to tn , legion of friends the beautiful youn i girl made during her residence i 5 Phoenix. Although she has not bee in this city in a year previous to tha time she spent every winter here. Sh | was an exceptionally charming gir and exceedingly popular.
 FRANK p. MOORE HERE-Fran P. Moore, member of the livestoc sanitary board, arrived in Phoeni yesterday from his home in Courtlan and will be here two days in connec tion with work of the department
 GIVES UP AIR TRIP Because ( the condition of the landing fieli Lieutenant Colonel Julian E. CoujC will not be able to make his trip , Phoenix by airplane as original planned. but will arrive from Dougla by train tomorrow. Lieutenant CO onel Goujot is coming to Phoenix inspect Troop B First regiment, Ar zona cavalry, National guard
 HALLOWEEN AFFAIR - Youn people of the Christian Endeavor Sc a ciety of the Roosevelt district win hol o a Halloween affair Friday evening the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. Gould.
 FREE CLINiC-A free chiropract clinic will be held tonight and ever !, night this- week at o'clock by th = Mental Science college at 327 Mort
 Tenth avenue. The public is invite 2 to attend.
 !, CALL FOR CLOTHINC-A call f
 old clothing, mems womens and chi
 dren's is issued by Capitol Paren m Teacher association. Anyone havii
 garments. shoes. hats. etc. that can
 used fin any way will please commun
 cate with Mrs. B. D. Detweili1r. tel n phone S4S7, or Mrs. P. B. Grizzard, te
 ephone 2S41.
 l HALLIDAY MEETING-There will J an all-day meeting of the Capitol Pa
 ent-Teacher association on Wednesd
 at the home of Mrs. B. D. Detweil m 1I11 West Madison street. Membe lg are requested to bring sewing materia e. sandwiches or salad and such r. clothing as they are able to collect n p. O. INSPECTOR RETURNS-J. ne Cooper postoffice inspector in char nt of the Arizona district. returned s,
 urday from a weeks visit to the mort os ern part of the state. where he W