Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
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CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION =
Probation Officer B. f. McFall has
two bright and healthy girls, four and
eight years of age, who want homes.
TEXAS ATTORNEY HERE-L. T.
Carpenter, former Phoenix attor-
ney, now Of Dallas, Texas, has been
visiting in this city for several days.
TICKET OFFICE TO CLOSE-The
local railway ticket office will be
closed after 1890 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. 1t will be open in the
morning from $50 to 1890.
TO RESUME TEACHING - The
Arizona School of Music will resume
it's regular schedule of teaching
Monday, January 2, after a weeks
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
The Western Union telegraph office
has undelivered messages for Miss
Lillian Gardner Bertha Stringfield
c. Stuart Abbott, E. II. Miller and
Robert M. Ford.
RETURNS FROM TRIP - Ray
moGe Earhart. state treasurer and
member of the board of directors of
state institutions, returned yesterday
from an official visit to the prison
NEW MINISTER ARRlVES-The
Rev. Ernest r. Bellingham, the new
minister for the Neighborhood Con-
gregationaI church, in the Roosevelt
district. has arrived and will preach
at morning services today at II o.
clock. Everyone is cordially invited
to be present
LICENSE FEES DUE-Real estate
men for the year 1922 are now due
and payable to the real estate de-
partment of the state. All necessary
blank forms can be secured at the
department for completing these re-
quirements.
kIWANIS' INSTALLATloN-The
installation Of officers of the Kiwanis
club for 1922 will be the feature of
the regular weekly meeting Of the
| organization at the Y. M. C. A.
| Tuesday noon. Suggestions for the
conduct of the club during the COM
ing year win be discussed, and every
member is requested to be present.
BEGINNERS CLASS - A begin
ners' class will be organized at the
| Washington school, on Northern ave-
nue., to start tomorrow. All children
who are more than six years old who
have not yet entered are urged to
join the class before the two weeks
time limit is reached. No new en-
| trants will be excepted after Janu-
airy 16.
POSTPONE HI-Y NUMBER -
The next number on the Hi-Y lec-
ture course, scheduled to be given
at the high school auditorium Tues
day evening, January 3. has been
postponed until Tuesday evening
January IT, ]. o. Sexson, secretary OF
the Y. M. G. A. announced last night.
On that date, he said, Harry l.. Fo-
gleman, known as the Billy Sunday
of Business" will deliver his lecture.
TO VISIT FLAGSTAFF - NJ. L.
Doner, state director of vocational
education, will leave early in the
week for Flagstaff, where his pres
ence has been requested for the pur-
pose OF establishing a night trades
| school. Mr.. Doner will investigate
community activities in the district
and will later inspect the vocational
work being carried on in Winslow
| Holbrook, st. Johns and Eager.
| AUXILIARY ELECTION-Annua'
election of officers Of the American
Legion auxiliary will be held at the
January meeting scheduled for
| o'clock Wednesday evening at the
| legion headquarters on North Sew
enth avenue. In addition to the cleo
| ton other business of importance
will come up for discussion at this
time. All members are requested tC
send their 1922 dues to the treasurer
| Mrs. Bert Clingan, p. o. box 1913
before the Wednesday meeting.
NO SUCH COMPANY-A report
that a stranger had collected a con-
siderable sum of money in canvass
Of the city recently by representing
himself as an agent of the Magazine
Service company of Chicago was
made yesterday to Paul McIvor, as
sistant county attorney. Inquiries tc
the Chicago postoffice have revealed
that no such company exists, 1t wai
said, Mr.. McIvor issued a warning
asking citizens to look out for The
solicitor, who is reported taking sub
scriptions to leading magazines ant
offering special premiums. Person
who have given him subscription have
failed to receive the magazines.