Arizona republican., 1921-12-29
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OUT OF TOWN FOR HOLIDAYS pr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Haines are spending tke holiday week in Los Angeles. pr. Haines expects to return early in the week to continue the mental hygiene survey of the state which he is directing.
 VISITING sROTHER-James S. Logic, proprietor of the Douglas Dis patch. and Mrs. Logic are in the city spending the holidays with the Rev. George Logic, the brother of MT Logic They made the trip overland and expect to return tomorrow.
 PAN HELLENIC CLUB-Reserva- tions for the Pan-Hellenic club luncheon to be given Saturday a the Hotel Adams must be made today to Mrs. J. F. Wilson, telephone S926- All girls who are members of the IS national sororities are invited to attend
 RETURNS TO COAST - Miss Agnes McKernan formerly of Phoe- nix, who now makes her home in Los Angeles, spent the Christmas week -eid here, returning yesterday to the coast. She was the guest while in Phoenix of her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Martin.
 BROTHERHOOD DANCE The Fraternal Brotherhood will observe New Years Eve with an old-fash- toned barn dance and watch party at k. of P hall. Refreshments will be served and good music provided. Prizes will be given for the best farmer costumes Members are in vited to bring their friends.
 LEAVES FOR COAST D. R. Johnson. chairman of the corpora ton commission, left last evening for San Francisco. where he will attend a conference of the California Insur- ance company which recently took over the insurance business of the Arizona Fire Insurance company. Peter Munch who was appointed by the commission to take over the books of the Arizona company. also will be present at the conference. TO ATTEND MEETING-Coloneh James H McClintock, state historian, left last evening for Tucson. where he will attend the meeting today of the Arizona Pioneer Historical so- ciety. The meeting will celebrate the l anniversary of the installation of ter ! ritorial government at Navajo 1 Springs December 23. 1863. Herbert Drachman, a native son, is president of the society and the secretary is 1 Charles H. Pulley.
 SUES FOR $25, ,ooo-when he was struck by truck belonging to the l defendant company and driven by | one of it's employes, w. J. Kingsbury | alleges in a suit filed yesterday az ainst the Southwest Cotton company l he sustained injuries to the extent l of s25,000. He asks judgment fol that amount The accident occurred on January ?. 1920, Kingsbury alleges | near the Tempe bridge on the Tempe | highway.
 V. F. W. ELECT oFFIcERS-Th 1 following officers for the coming year were elected Tuesday night by l the Maricopa post of the Veteran. | of Foreign Wars: Commander
 Thomas P. Johnson: Senior vice.
 commander. John Mex. Redmond | Junior vice commander. James ? Lavin; Quartermaster. John T. Kel | ly; Surgeon, Dr. Charles Palmer Chaplain, Ernest Hall: Officer of tn, day, Herman l.. Hughes; Trustees Fred A. West and D. R. Whitney | Arrangements are being made for. public installation to take place Jan
 uary 10.
 NOT A REFRESHMENTS =
 Has any one here seen AudIey J
 Heather? Should he present him
 self as representing the United
 States. bureau of education do no
 take him at his word. because Johl
 J. Tigert, commissioner of education
 is authority for the statement tha
 there is no such person connecte,
 with the buread. Mir. Tigert ha
 written to this effect to Elsie Toles
 state superintendent of public in
 struction, giving her this informa
 ton for the proper protection o
 the schools within the state"
 GOES TO PRESCOTT-C. (
 Small. chief location engineer wit
 the state highway department. lief
 last evening for Prescott to invest
 igate the location of road betwee Prescott and Ash Fork. The Yav
 apai county highway commission ha i, applied for federal aid on the roa(
 the original survey of which wa
 made over a year ago by Yavaps , county and which may require al
 terations to meet new federal ai conditions. MT Small will go owe
 the survey between Pinavita an Crookton on which location enginee
 F. N. Grant has been working Tn
 Grant party will be transferred i
 all probability to the Prescott As Fork road