Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
localities
VISITS BROTHER

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VISITS BROTHER-C. A. Meal
lister, potentate of the Al-Sihah
temple of the Shrine at Macon, Ga,
accompanied by Mrs. McAllster ana
their son, Andrew, arrived in Phoenix
Sunday to visit with their brother.
A. G. McAlister. justice of the su-
preme court. Mr.. McAlister. who is
vice president of the V. z. Taylor
Iron Works of Macon, Ga. is en-
route to his home after attending the
Shrine concention in San Francisco,
The party left for home last night
at IL o'clock.
BOARD WILL MEET-The state
board of education will meet today at
10 o'clock in the office of Miss Elsie
Toles, state school superintendent.
In addition to the usual routine mat
ters, the board VIII approve the
claims of the high schools of the
state for vocational training during
the past school year. This will be
the last of the vocational claims as
the providing for this training has
been repealed to take effect on July
l. Approximately $4,000 in claims
win come up for approval.
LEAVES FOR COAST - Silas
Toles, younger brother of Miss Elsie
Toles, state school superintendent.
left last night for Los Angeles. Mr..
roles has been connected with the
warren Brothers Construction COM
pany for some time and has been
transferred to the Los Angeles office
OF that company. He has been Wis
iting Miss Toles in Phoenix for sew
eral days
DIES IN PREscoTT-word has
been received in Phoenix of the death
of Harry Andrews in Prescott fol-
lowing a short illness. Mr.. Andrews
was formerly a resident of Phoenix
but went to Prescott about three
years ago to accept the position of
civil engineer for the board of super
visors of Yavapai county. He is sur
vived by his wife and small daughter
He was buried in Prescott.
LADIES' QUARTETTE TO SING
"A splendid opportunity is given to
hear good gospel singing by trained
ladies' quartette at the Gospel Tab
ernacle at Tenth and Fillmore streets.
This quartette, accompanied by a
member of the faculty, represents the
Fort Wayne Bible Training school, an
evangelical and interdenominationa
institution. They are on a tour to
.
gospel singing and preparation for
definite Christian work. No admis-
sion is charged.
KIWANIs LUNCHEON TODAY -
The Kiwanis club viii hold its regu-
lar luncheon meeting today noon at
the Hotel Adams l.. o. Jones of
the board of hospitals and homes,
with headquarters in Chicago, who
has charge of the financial drive for
the Deaconess hospital, will give a
talk on when and How to Finish a
Hospital" DR.. A. L. Tuthill will
speak on "The Need of This Hos
pital for Phoenix and Arizona" Sam
Rogers will be chairman of the day
SEARCHING FOR SON - Mrs.
Maggie Harris of "a North Guthrie
street, Tulsa, Okla, has sent a plea
here for information concerning the
whereabouts of her son, Harold Har-
ris, whom she believes may be in
Phoenix or vicinity. She says she is
alone and in need of his help.
GRANTS TWO CHARTERS
ticles of incorporation were granted
yesterday to the Granite Dells Outing
association by the corporation COM
mission. The incorporators were j.
Andrew West and M e. Darrow of
Prescott. The company was incor-
porated at $4,000 divided into shares
of 81 each. The association will con-
duct an amusement. pleasure and
recreation resort at Granite Dells
near Prescott. Articles also were
granted to the Watch Dog Auto Lock
company of Tucson, incorporated by
John w. Shepard, Eliza NJ. Shepard,
A. A. Worsley, NJ. Eckhart and A. j.
Mcneil. The company was incorpo-
rated at 100000 divided into shares
of 81 each, and will manufacture the
Watch Dog Auto Car lock, other
locks and machinery.
CocHISE ATTORNEY HERE -
John T. Ross. county attorney of Co
chise county, was in Phoenix yester-
day to argue several Cochise county
cases before the supreme court.
While at the capitol he called on
several of the departments. including
the state tax commission.
BRACELET is LOST-A lady at
tache of the business office of this
paper the other day lost bracelet
which she is desirous of recovering.
1t is an Indian bracelet She values
it less for it's intrinsic worth than
for it's associations. 1t was given to
her when she was a young girl. And
now since she is an old, married
woman. she cherishes il more than
ever. She hopes that the finder will
leave it at this office. She will be
able to identify it by some peculiar
ity of the engraving.
TO GIVE INCOME SERVICE -
r. e. McGillen has resigned his posi-
ton with the income tax department
of the internal revenue office and
after a short vacation will open an
income tax service in Phoenix. Mr..
infPnSlER
study of the income tax law and is
prepared to assist taxpayers in OBJ
tanning community property rebates,
abatements and refunds and to assist
in all other income tax matters.
BOYS FOR SECOND CAMP-Boys
who are TO attend the second session
of the Y. M. c. A. summer camp at
the Garden of Allah, are to meet at
the .Y'. in the boys department,
at 80 Wednesday night. They will
receive instructions when they are