Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
HERE FOR TEACHERS, MEETING

HERE FOR TEACHERS MEETING Miss Elsie Toles arrived in Phoenix yesterday to attend the meeting of the state board of education as school superintendent of ochise county. At the next meeting of the board Miss Toles will serve as state superintend- ent of public instruction. She arrived in advance of her ter moi office to at tend the State Teachers association, which begins a three days session to- day.
 TO ANNOUNCE STAFF-Announce- ment of the staff of the state tax com mission will be made today on the ar rival from Tombstone of E. A. Hughes, elected in November as member of the commission. the other members Of which include Frank Luke and the hold-over member Charles R. Howe. Tn accordance with the law, MT. Howe. serving the shortest elective term, will act as chairman of the new commits sion.
 TROOP A sMokER-With Colonel John J. Boniface, senior inspector of the National Guard of Arigona and New Mexico, as the guest of honor, the non commissioned officers club of Troop A, First Cavalry, Arizona Ma tional Guard, gave a smoker last eve
  tion. The event took place at the armory which had holiday appear ance with it's Christmas decoration. A Christmas tree laden with smokes was the feature of the decorative scheme.
 Y. w. c. A. MOVES-The Y. W. C.. A. has moved the offices to 306 North Second Street and hereafter all em- ployment room registry and informa- tion will be handled from this ad dress The rest room is open at all times and business girls may bring their lunch to these rooms, as before at the offices. Tables will be ready for their service. with a gas plate l where they may heat their coffee, tea or soup.
 K. U. ALUMNI IN ARIZONA i There will be a supper meet one an- other for past students and alumni of the University of Kansas, Wednes- day evening, December 29. at 5:3o 1 o'clock. Registration for dinner must l be made before Wednesday noon with w. W. Carpenter. Phoenix, or tele- i phone 1925 or BOTS between the hours of ten and two Tuesday.
 BABY GIRL ARRIVES-A nine pound baby girl was born yesterday morning to Mrs. Harry Zerada, wife of Harry Zerada. owner of the Colise- um theater at his home at 701 South l First avenue. Mother and daughter are reported as doing finely.
 I COUNCIL MEETING-The Council | of Jewish Women will meet at %iclock Thursday afternoon at the Woman's club building.
 COMING TO PHOENlx-As proof of the adage that the only way in which to get results is to keep ever lastingly at it, Harry Welch, secre-
 tary of the chamber of commerce was exhibiting yesterday a letter re- ceived from Louis Alton member of the Edward Katzinger company of
 Chicago. It is the custom of the
 chamber of commerce to begin all its letters by saying that the sun is
 shining today in Phoenix, Arizona
 In Alton's letter the starting is made by saying 'eThe sun is not shining to- ! day in Chicago and is followed by the writer's declaration that he is com ing to Phoenix at the very first oppor- tunity.
 BOWEN RESlGNs-At a meeting of the board of supervisors held yes. terday morning, w. K Bowen chair r man of the board for the past two years, rendered his resignation, and i ! was accepted. Following this John R t Bradshaw. the hold over member oi : the board. was elected chairman o 3 the board for the remainder of tn, . term
 , NEW OFFICERS The chamber O 2 commerce was notified yesterday tha 2 the new officials of the chamber o
 commerce at Nogales are Dave Loeh
 president; Capt. l.. ". Mix, frs
 vice president; H. M Clagett, secon'
 vice. president; F. D. Wilkey. treas
 urer, and J. B. Bristol. secretary.
 INVITED TO TUCSoN-A tele
 graphic invitation was received by tn,
 chamber of commerce yesterday iron
 fha Iao
 representatives be sent to the annua
 dinner of the chamber of commerc
 there at the Santa Rita hotel ol . Thursday evening. No appointment t n the task of trying to, get a square mea in Tucson was made yesterday REBEkAH DANCE = The Arizon Rebekah Lodge No. 1 wiE give an en tertainment and dance at the l. O. ( F. hall Thursday night at s o'clock The affair will be open to the geners public Tickets may be obtained fror x lodge members or at the door. \ ORGANIZING OWLS-Organizer h p Reid, who is instituting a nest
 the Order of Owls in Phoenix, obi \ gated group of new members at tn
 organizing headquarters in the Stein E eggar block on South First avenu E Sunday afternoon. The institution the nest is planned for next mont E when the complete ritualistic work (
 the first degree will be put on. A de 4 gree team for it's proper exemplifica K t1on is being developed
 UNDELiVERED WlRES-The fol
 lowing telegrams remain undelivere E at the Western Union Telegraph office
 Alex Cosmos, E. K. Canedy, Edit E Dowdy, E. P. Currick, Eva NJ Req E and E. Reed.
 k TO TEND CONVENTION R Henry O. Robertson, superintendent (
 schools of Florence is among the ol
 of town school officials here for tt F coming convention of the Arizon
 Teachers association which begins
 three days session today.
 LEGAL ESS-Judge John T \ Campbell of Tucson was in the cit
 yesterday on legal business.
 PROFESSOR A VlSITOR-Geore
 A. Works, professor of rural life
 Cornell university, arrived in Phoent
 last evening for a. three days confel
 ence with Carey E. BowIes, state sun
 erVlsor of vocational agriculture. ar
 the teachers of agriculture of Il
 state. Professor Works in addition contributing to the department prt < grams will appear on the general prt
 gram of the State Teachers associs