Arizona republican., 1921-02-20
SEEKING FRED LucY-


 in the east are seeking information relative to the whereabouts of Fred Lucy, who came to Arizona three years ago from Houtzdale, Pa MT. Lucy, who was GA years of age. came west for his health and located in the vicin- ity of Glendale. Anyone who has any knowledge of his whereabouts is asked to telephone A. L. Johnson. 152J5.
 AT CASTLE HOT SPRiNGS-Mrs. A w. Crane of the Westminster apart ments is spending a few days at Cas- tie Hot Springs.
 TO REPRESENT c. OF c.-Profes- sor John D. Loper, superintendent of the city schools, and J. M. Aitken have been appointed to represent the cham Der of commerce at the congress of mothers dinner to be held at the Wom- ans club building on February 24, ae- cording to an announcement made yes terday.
 K. OF c. MEET TUEsDAY-Marco de Niza council, Knights of Columbus, will confer the first degree upon a class of 30 at the K. of P. hall Tuesday evening. beginning at o'clock. Grand Knight John A. Johnson will preside, and Lecturer M. P. Kelly will have prepared special program. Grand Knight Johnson is still the recipient of congratulations on his recent mar riage. the last meeting having been devoted almost entirely to a welcom- ing program in which the knights took occasion to present him with num- Der of gifts, including a four piece sil- yer set and various reminders that he was no longer a single man.
 FUNERAL OF INFANT SON-Fu- neral services for the infant son Of Mir. and Mrs. George Vizeneau, who reside at Willow street and Mcdowell road, were held last Friday morning at Il o'clock at the chapel of A. l.. Moore & Son. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery.
 TO SING NEXT SUNDAY-Heath' jubilee singers will sing at the First Congregational church on Sunday, Feb. 27, one week from today, instead of this Sunday. as previously announced.
 DOGS WANT HoMES-There are two dogs. perhaps many more, that want homes and as soon as their whereabouts are learned they will have them. One of them is a shepherd at 930 East Pierce street and the other a young dog at the second house north of Mcdowell road on Sixteenth street.
 RATES ARE ATTACkED-Attack- ing the rates on sand and gravel from Tempe, Glendale, Fowler and other points the Maricopa county highway commission has filed a complaint with the corporation commission through it's attorneys F. A. JCnes and Roland Johnston. The matter will come up for hearing before the commission on March 3. The complainant alleges that the rates are unjust, unreasonable and unduly discriminatory, in com points of a similar distance and under similar conditions. The present rate | is 50 cents a ton
 ORDERED TO WASHINGTON-Dr. R. c. Williams of the public health service has been ordered to report to Washington March for examination for promotion to the grade of past as- sistant surgeon, which corresponds in rank to captain. Dr. Williams will re- turn to Phoenix to complete the work on which he was detailed some weeks ago-studying the organization and ac- l tivitieS of the Arizona state board of health. In connection with this work l Dr. Williams prepared a bill for the re- organization of the board along broader and more efficient lines. which will come up before the legislature for ac ton. The bill has the approval of Gov. Thomas E. Campbell. | LAND CHANGES HANDS = The Willard Skousen ranch southwest of Mesa has been purchased by Idaho people, who have shipped their equip ment here and are moving on the ranch. The transaction amounted to | in the neighborhood of $S5, 900, the deal being made by H. D. Winger, manager of the Utah Arizona Land company of Mesa. MT. Skousen is moving into town and will not leave the valley. ~<e Utah Arizona Land company re- ports that there is another buyer here l and eight more coming within the course of the next 10 days. They also state that the real estate business in this valley is looming up briskly and that there will be big business this spring from their office.
 FROZEN FACE PRIZE-A prize to he person who can refrain from laughing during the evening will be one of the features of box social and dance to be given by Phoenix lodge No. 799, Independent Order B'nai B'rith tomorrow evening at the K of P. hall. The dance is to be the first of series of entertainments for the Jewish residents of the Salt River val ley
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