Arizona republican., 1921-09-23

iO tI9lt 1EO6E-GeOrge h. lil, assistant attorney general. will leave tomorrow for brief absence in Globe on official business.
 BOARD TO MEET-The board of governors of. the Salt River Valley Water Users association will meet tomorrow morning for the transac- tion of routine business.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Ar thur H. Blood, g, and Katherine J |. Hopkins, 25, both of Phoenix: Ramon Arce, 24, and Elaza Doranne, 20, both of Goodyear: and Robert H. Waldon, 22. and Julia Marie Mitchell, 20, both of Phoenix.
 GOES TO PREscOTT-M. L. Doner, director of vocational educa- tion, left yesterday for Prescott, where he will inspect the vocational work ! being carried on in that city, later visiting the farm school in Jerome. He will be joined in the north by Elsie Toies, state superintendent of public instruction: Carey E. Bowles, supervisor of vocational agriculture; Helen Hahn, teacher trainer of home economics of the state university; and Kate l.. Baer, supervisor of home economics, who will visit the schools of St. Johns, Nutrioso, Snowflake, Holbrook and Springerville.
 ERROR IN ADD-The Glendale l Garage was mentioned in the ad- l vertisement of the Prest-O-Lite Bat tery company in Thursday morning | Republican as being the Prest- O. Lite service station at Glendale. This was an error inasmuch as the officia'
 representative service station for
 these batteries in Glendale is ths
 Anderson Garage.
 BUYS HOT sPRINos-Dr. A. " | Vanneman, formerly of Douglas
 writes the chamber of commerce that
 he has recently acquired the Indian
 Hot Springs in Graham county. Some
 photographs sent indicate that thi.
 is becoming a hostelry that will bs
 a credit to Graham county, and ons
 more attraction to Arizona.
 REMEMBERS vAlLEY-visitor
 to Phoenix from the east do not for.
 get local charms. Thos. F. Rice O
 New York city, writes to the cham Der of commerce: T called at you !, office in May of this year. while il , your city, and now wish to obtain some information, in the interest of
 friend, who wishes to locate in you , city this coming fall to remain al
 indefinite time.''
 RETURNING TO cITY-Charle R. Howe. chairman of the state ta commission, is expected to return to morrow from Breton Woods. N. H [ where he attended the national ta l conference. MT. Howe had the homo , of presiding over one days sessio { in addition to addressing the gather
 ing on Arizona Taxation" His tai
 to the tax authorities was pronounce f one of the best addresses made dur ? ing the entire ression.
 ROTARY MEETING TONIGHT
 The Rotary club will hold its regula
 weekly meeting at 6:15 o'clock thi evening at theehigh school cafeteri 3 in the building on Seventh stree 9 President Boynton will preside an the principal speaker will be D. l Heard who will talk on the Inter r national Rotary convention at Edir . burgh. Scotland which he attende' . and also on his European experience BACK FROM REDONDO-Charls IT Fairfield, state auditor and supel F intendent of state banks. returne : yesterday from Redondo where was ordered by his physician TT = weeks rest proved beneficial to M goj Fairfield. who suffered from nervot :, exhaustion following his day ar n night work in connection with Il
 banking interests of the state la Q spring. It was largely through Il 2 efforts of Mir Fairfield that many q the institutions resumed bushes . Accompanying him on his, retul
 were his wife and small soi, Jac ,, and daughter Margaret
 ' ASKS $t2.5o0 HEART BALM" , Heart Balm to the extent of s1e l'f 500 is asked in breach of promi ''ss suit filed yesterday by Maggie N ~ Kelly against Samuel G. Sutton
 addition, she asks for s1.319-75 a ,e legged to be due her as wages and f X property belonging to her which sl $ claims Sutton used as his own. r April. 1919, both in New Mexico al l. Arizona, she says. Sutton on sever
 occasions agreed to marry her shou
 she request it. She says she IS ready and willing to marry him D lg he has failed to comply. although is February she asked him to fluff
 his promise