Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Bzgitles [ ~S~ s.s.
 Ss..ss s- :. /A ss ess-
 .- DSS A

.;-1SS 1SS 4 GOING TO COAST Henry Cate will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles. where he will continue his course in dentistry al the University of South ern California.
 RETURN FROM EAST-Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Andresen have returned from several months absence in St. Louis, where pr. Andresen took post graduate work in children's diseases. FORGERY CHARGED -Augusto Trilla yesterday was arrangned be- fore Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of forgery. The date of the preliminary hearing of the case was set for Oct. 5, and he was committed to the county jail in default of a bond of $750. INSPECTING PRISON .- Bert Wingar, secretary of the board of di- rectors of state institutions, is spend- ing the week -end in Florence, where he is making an inspection of the state penitenriary.
 GIVEN HEARlNG-M. B. Hazel tine, Prescott banker, was given hearing before the state tax commits sion yesterday when he requested a
 
 assessment of the Bank of Arizona. The commission has the matter un- der advisement.
 AT HOME HERE-Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones, Louise Arnold), re- 1 turned from their honeymoon We'd l nesday and are established at the l New Haven apartments for the sea- l son. Their marriage took place in I Los Angeles last summer and they have since been travelling in Alaska, stopping over in Seattle, Portland and San F'ranciso en route for home. TO ATTEND HERDS FUNERAL -Adjutant General Walter S. Ingalls, plans to go to Casa Grande today to attend the funeral of Fred A. Hum phrey, whose body has just arrived from France. The funeral services will be conducted by the American Legion post at that place, which has been named in honor of the hero. who came to his death in action Oct. 22, T191S.
 GAN SELL sTocK-The corpora ton commission yesterday granted the United Western Mining company permission to issue and sell 50,00t shares of treasury stock at 71z cent: a share. The company incorporated in April. 1915, with a capital stocl of s1,000,000, divided into 10000 shares at the par value of S1, tho articles being amended later to in crease the capital stock to $1,500.000 with a like number of shares at { dollar par value. The property is To- cated in Mohave county.
 SCHOOL ISSuE-Making a schoo issue of the first bulletin issued b. the state board of health since his ap pointment as superintendent of tn | department, Dr. A. M. Tuthill sai' . yesterday that the subjects handle include child welfare, school inspec ton and school luncheons advocatini , the milk diet. The bulletin will b released Oct. 10. When pr. Tuthil , was made head of the department bulletin was in the process of prepa ration, so that the coming one wi , be the first issued under his direction rt APPOINTED SECRETARY-Mis Ethel Dom has been appointed secre : tary to Attorney General w. J. Gal I braith to take the place of Miss Ar toinette Barrett, resigned. Mis h Dom, who received her appointmeI t yesterday, was at her desk at tf state house going over her dutie d with Miss Barrett, who is leaving tf middle of the month for Long Beac - The new attache was private seer, .t tary for Dwight B. Heard for 14 yea and is considered one of the mo l. efficient. young business women in Il T, city
 SEEKS WIFE-A letter from u sheriff of Kings county, Californ has been received by the sheriffs o S- flee. here asking officers to loca r. Mrs. c. R. Cone, who left Hanfor d. Calif., Sere. F for Phoenix. P Sept. fl, the letter states. Mrs. Col SC xx-irod Iar. l11Sband Como lg Hanford asking him to send none T. The money was sent, the lett states, but the Western Union con pany in Phoenix returned it on SeI t- 29, saying they were unable to loca g., Mrs. Cone. Anyone knowing of h ss whereabouts in Phoenix is asked g notify the sheriff's office here, as h husband fears some accident m; have befallen Mrs. Cone.
 EVANGELIST SHAW HERE Evangelist $. B. Shaw of Grand Ra ids, Mich, will speak this morning
 Il o'clock in the Church of GC Ninth avenue and Madison stre At 3 o'c clock this afternoon Mir. Sha will conduct a union service in t Nazarene church, Fifth avenue a Monroe street. This meeting will
 of interest to all who wish to promo the religious life of Phoenix and tn u.
 the ministers of the city are expect to be present and each will be giv
 an opportunity to express their SC
 timents in regard to a more effecti
 eo-operation in religious propagant
 ENGINEERING WEEK" . T
 community welfare committee of {
 Roosevelt district will conduct
 'Ingathering Week. beginning Mo
 day, when the people of the distr
 will be asked to donate clothes, shC
 and household supplies. The cont
 buttons will be received at the Neis
 borhood House where a member
 the committee will be in continue
 attendance. The nonations are bel
 requested early in the year before
 approach of cold weather in order
 be prepared to aid those in need
 fore the critical period.
 ALHAMBRA CLUB MEETING
 The Alhambra Neighborhood c
 will meet Wednesday afternoon WI
 the department of applied educati
 under the direction of its chairm
 Mrs. E. W. McDaniels will pres
 an interesting program. Mrs. K.
 Spratlen will speak on "School
 braries' and book reviews will
 made by Mrs. John Jones. Mrs F
 Shoemaker and Mrs. J. P. La N
 The meeting will be held at the he
 of Mrs. Joe Hoctor who will be
 sisted by Mrs. Smith Beck and
 w H. Clem
 GREENWAY ON COMMITTEE
 Col. John c. Greenway of W Warren
 been appointed a member of the
 tional committee on distinguis
 guests upon the occasion of the u
 convention of the American leg
 acc0rdine to word received al tho