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Telephone 3-1111 'Arlrona Republic, Phoenix, Tuesday Morning, "April 19, 1938 Page Four Little Stories Of Phoenix Daily Life John D. Calhoun Will Run For Secretary Of State Tyler Funeral Set For Today Funeral KTvicfn for John Tyler, Students Set Law Session 1 A COMPLAINT charging court -urbm. the peace Apnl a TAIJ. MAX MronC-rmed Floy vi roI, a box 361. on Madi-I Dr.

Cummings Goes To Ruins TUCSON, Apr. 18 Dr. Byre Cummings, director of the Anion. State Museum, left today tat Kinishba ruins on the Apaeh in. rlian reservation near Fort Apaeht to begin his longest season et archeological work.

He will direct a large group of Apache Indians and a number of archeologists, varying at times, in completing excavation of the east half of the ruin, believed largest valley pueblo ever found, and in restoration work on the south half of that unit. Dr. Cummings will retire Julv 1 Tvewtav. April If. ItttS 4X1 Year.

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MffOWX. Winslow. claim UrijUstPr for thp Santa Fe railroad. tcamo to Thoenix yesterday and will I.0.1:.. nuiHiA fie ii ki.s or ino I FDGAR LAMB, adjudfed euilty in west nornu xi hrturcn First and Sec- t.kinr S9.

French re ported to police yesterday. HEARING for Oscar Taylor. Phoenician, on a charge of rape of a 14-year-old Phoenix girl yesterday was set for 10 o'clock this morning" in West Phoenix Precinct Justice Court and he was jailed in lieu of 51.000 bond. A CHARGE against CiUTison Mavhrrrv ol aEcravaien assaun April 13 on Esther Graham. Cinnd avenue, was dismissed yes terdav in West rnoenix Precinct Justice Court at request ol complainant with consent of me count attorney.

PRORATION of fiO days was granted yesterday in West Phoenix Precinct Justice Court to H. Gray, adiudced guilty of malicious mis- chief April 14 in connect ion with destruction of electric wiring in cabin at 1600 West st rect. THE CASE of Poren Vivhnr L. jjai jor 'Oberammorcau Passion Plav ai oiTr' Fepresentatives from approximately 13H homerooms at rhoenix I nmn Hieh School will hold a lec- im htph trhonli auditorium today, to rtircu tne- i ih aaopuon fii an Aflitntion to limit extracurricular activities. One student has been voted upon to represent each homeroom.

The amendment would provide that 1. a Jtudent mav not hold more than one ma jor office at a time, and tnnnt mirht not succeed him self in office. Thi question ha been under derate for two montns. If It is adopted, it will mean thai school offices and honor positions will he more widely distrihuted amont the student body, proponents ay. Will Report Back Member will leport hack to the homerooms on the discussion.

A ttudent bodv vote then will be takn. W. S. Stone, dean of boys. i i- the roeetilir Delegate riveted to repreent the seniors are Joe Heald.

Fred Jones James Harrison. Robert Etock Lvnn Hester. John Janson Charles Slidham. A. T.

La Trade, tt.irh Antrim. Geoi re Numkina. Elson Cook. A. Rogers.

Koo- art Sanson, Thoebe Lou Rerd. Jane Owen. Mary Shivvers, Lois Humphrev. Florence Boyles, Mary Lou Bvrii. Barbara Steinel.

Klra-beth Menderson. riillis Seikman. Virfini" Ricks. Marjorie Johnson Anna Parrack. Junior Representative aaa I a-M-A 7i vr old.

a retired Salt Kiver Redmon will olli-i 1 nr Interment will follow mr p.rw Greenwood Memorial i ar Mr. Tyler had resided in the v'" ley for 29 years. Surviving are hi wife nd four dauthfers. Mri. Allen Kendrick of rhoenix: Mr.

Taul J. Irion and Mr Wvlie Hovt of Lindsay. r.t Altariana. and Mrs. i Calif Driver Meted 60-Day Term A fin-da fail term for intoxicat ed driv ing was imposed on one man superior court, and in municipal court and a rhoenix justice court Ivesterday 14 other motorists paid 'fines or forfeited bail totaling 5I4S.

The jail term wa lifted K. I- Martinet by JncUe Howard C. Speakman of Maricopa. County Superior Court for Intoxicated driving Iat Wednesday on F.at Grant street. Mar-tine told the court he had rved previous SO-day term for similar offense.

Municipal court cases: Al Lowman. unlawful turn, for a a-1 I'll ak or nOTU. i forfeited Art f.ston. forfeited $10: J. R- Wright, failure fn vield the right of way.

fined p. v. Gihbs, driving on tne wrongi X' held at .1 r. An" zona Funeral Home Chapel. V.

ttn shown in Bethel Assembly Church. Oak and Ninth streets, at o'c lock tonight. It is open to the pUlic without charge, the Rev. E. Murphv.

pastor, said. Miss MARGARET TATl'M. 'daunhter of Mr. and Mrs. Rnss lum of Inglesido.

Is recovering St. Josephs Hospital from a ma- oprraiion wnicn sne unnerwent HOI CTOV I ine ciiy nan yesterday, after an ill- ness of about a week with which np was siricnen unexpectedly while attending the recent Arizona Mu- Tr 'EC LV Jl i cnargen wun nurgiary rnruary manager, nan recovered suf-of the abin of Kathcrine Whitte- fic iently to return to his duties at more, ZZZZ west van nuren street, was dismissed vesterday by Judge Howard oi Maricopa County Superior Court on motion Sabra with obtaining $18 March 27 from the American Legion Social lub. 1254 North First avenue, by means of a bogus check was dismissed yesterday in West Phoenix Precinct Justice Court on motion of the county attorney because of insufficient evidence, A BOND of $25 was forfeited yesterday in municipal court by John Alfred Buck, 25 years old, when he failed to appear for arraignment on a charge of trespassing Saturday on the property of Koy VV Mathis, 1345 West Oliver street. EXAMINATION of Henrv Iw rence Frey on a charge, of being a fugitive from justice in California where he allegedly is wanted on 'charge of failure to provide for Kio nix Precinct Justice Court and he was released on his own recog nizance. AFTER Pedro Hernandez agreed to pay $3 weekly toward support of his two-anonth-old daughter, a charge against him of failure to provide for the child was dismissed jyesterday in West Phoenix Precinct Court.

The charge was I avenue. THE PI.AT of a proposed subdivision designated as Longview Circle was approved by the county noaro or supervisors vesterdav. tract is bounded by 12th and 14th streets and Liberty street and i airmonr. avenue, JFL Al XL U. $.

A. l8H S'Carial V.ti... ha. Var. 4 JOHN SCOTT, member of the Arizona Highway Commission, is a business visitor in Phoenix from Holhrook.

WIL1JAM T. STEWART, student at the University of Arizona. eturned to Tucson yesterdav after spending the holiday with his par Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T.

Stew is Ol ino couniy auornpy rwrnuw nipfiinu in ingnips. Tne lunior riass wm rjm r. nted by Flemtnr King. Lawrence, ing overtime in the metered one.jca McCaulev. Angelo Kaikrnes.

i-ranK- lm Creaff. David Steward. Fred Howard. C. A.

Carson. Naylor. John Lehman, on nugnes, William Teterson. Walton Shreeve R. K.

Warren, June Stevens. Sara side of the street, forfeited Mrs. Maricopa Countv Board of" Su-D. K. Murnhv.

parking overtime YEARLY, DAM AG E7B Yl NSECT. PESTS IOU 145 WlfVU COIN tat 105 WOla Brannm. Mary Evans. Sybil Darcy.jjn the metcicd zone, forfeited Margaret Dudley, Evelyn Pirlle, W. Jackson, passing on the! APPLICATION for the approval Jack Strawbridge, June Johnson side, forfeited $10: E.

0f a proposed subdivision desig-Margie Shumate, Peggy AnnjSCkson. passing a boulevard as Wilson School Homes Formal announcement of his candidacy for the office of secretary of state, subject to the Democratic primaries next fall, was made yesterday by John D. Calhoun, former Maricopa county treasurer and prominent rancher and businessman of the Salt River valley. Mr. Calhoun served two terms as.

county treasurer, retiring to pri-i vate life at the end of the second to devote his attention to the op- of his considerable dairying ana rancning interests. Is War Veteran A World War veteran and active memher of the American Legion, Mr. Calhoun long has taken an interest in matters pertaining to public welfare, including education, and is president of the board of education of aPhoenix Union High School district. His fraternal affiliations include the Woodmen of the World. Prior to becoming county treasurer, Mr.

Calhoun had ide experience in banking and in other administrative work, which, his friends believe, particularly qualifies him for the duties of the office for which he is a candidate. Promises Public Service Mr. Calhoun emphasized that he not identified with nor affiliated with any certain class or group in the state, declaring it is his intention, if nominated andj elected, to serve the public uniformly and without discrimination. Expressing belief that "the people of Arizona are seeking new blood in the state Mr. Calhoun added the conviction that the best means by which a public of ficial may serve his constituents is hy efficiency in the operation of the department placed in.

his trust, and by working in harmony with other elected officials. Pair Is Injured In Auto Accident Gloria Beattie, 12 years old, and Bud Nowell, 18. both of 302 East Van Buren street, were injured, apparently not seriously, in an au- pi Persons have been treated in Phoenix hos- pitals since January 1 for injuries suffered In motor vehicle accidents. tomobile collision about 7:45 o'clock last night at First avenue and McKinley street. ti.

tn it iftwnh' Hospital by a passerby, treated ior ruts of their heads and legs and released, said Merle Mitchell and Glenn Curry of the police accident investigation squad. Mitchell said the collision involved cars driven by Nowell and Harry Pavilides, 55, Long Beach. Firemen Revive Anzomans Tot SAN ANTONIO. Apr. IS AP- Members of the fire depart birth were alarmed when they saw It was not breathing properly and summoned the inhalator squad.

The firemen worked 30 minut over the baby and doctors then pronounced its condition satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Talley are visiting here. unions Try this instant, soothinj relief.

Step shoe premure Alao tiaea for Cora. CaUouaaa Bunona Soft Coma. Ceat bis a tnfle. Sold ererywhere. oils Zino pads brSch I Hunter.

Catherine Lonng. i'aiiy; Moore and Kathrtne rage. boulevard stop, forfeited Sophomores who will serve are.p0jph Harrison, passing a stop sig-Wilham Bright. Richard forfeited $10; and Joe Mont- Tom Aso. Lee Drake, Hays, Lloyd Stateler.

Jack Jennings. zone, forfeited $5. V. Lattimore, Thomas Tang. West Phoenix Precinct Justice, as director of the museum, but will 'continue with his Kinishha work mrougnoui tne entire season, until rustomary fall weather forces a shutdown of the work.

More than 125 rooms of tht pueblo have been uncovered, and more than that number remain in the single unit that it is proposed to excavate completely. Soldiers Find Mystery Car EL PASO. Apr. IS (UP) Brig. Gen.

Ben Lear. First. Cavalry Division commander at Fort Bliss, wirelessed Chris Fox, sheriff, tonight that army troops on their way to maneuvers near Balmorhea found an abandoned black coach automobile not far from w'hera the bodies of Mrs. Weston Frome and her daughter wera discovered. Sheriff Fox telephoned Van Horn police and asked them to examint the car to see if it might havt a bearing on the Frome case.

General Lear messaged Fox thit the abandoned car has Oklahoma license plates. He said it was found three fourths of a mile north of the highway between Van Horn and Plateau. The tires contained air. A gray hat was seen in tht'. car.

The car was found 20 miles east of Van Horn, abandoned in tht desert wastelands. Mrs. Frome and Nancy were found murdered six miles east of Van Horn. Witnesses told officers they saw a black coach following the Frome car: the day they were murdered. Fox was told the soldiers who' found the car did not examine it.

General Iar instructed them to touch nothing. new transatlantic dirigiblt built in Germany. Ickes, it rs believed, will now draw up a contract which the statt department hopes will be aecept-' able to Germany. Cmfnri j.e -Omlri 'or Those Who Wear FALSE TEETH Nn lirerr 1o anv urarer ef taatS need to he unromfortahl. FASTfcLTH a new.

rrtly improved povxler. priBk'aa on upir or lower holi thar. ftn nrl comfortable all daw No gummy, foeay, naatv Msle or feHinc Wum it's 'alkali, npodorve. Ot FARTPKTH todav at av good drug tor. Accept no auhntltftt.

Asthma Agony Curbed In 3 Minutes Choking. rPing. wheezing Asthma at. lurks poison your ayMem. mm vour healta nd weaken your heart.

Mendaeo. the prescription of physician, ataj-ti dissolving Asthma mucu in 3 minute, punfving th blood and building new vitality ao that nil can aleep aoundlv all night, eat anything and eniov life. Mendaro la an aueeesaful that it will giva you free. eav breathing in 3 hours and nt'op vour Asthma attacks in ft day or money bark on return af empty package. Oet Mendac from row diwsist today.

George an Aken. lorn Bowies. VVilliam McGlocklin, Donald Sipes. Gwenavere Gibson, Pauline Hart. Jean Beehe.

Ruby Tnman, Freda Nelson. Marjorie Dains, Marian Latham. Carol Lubie. Virginia Lindstrom. Margaret Charvoz, Bar bara Phillips, Shirley Ritter.

Evelyn Pool. Dorothy Seargeant, Lorraine Thompson. Lorrayne Good-ion and Vina Billings. Freshman delegates will be Carl Anderson. Robert Murdock, Martin Cass.

Clifford Davis. Alex Garcia, Chester Henry, Robert Jones, Donald McManus. Ted Mihran. Raymond Lloyd Robertson. Brison Tucker, George Wood, Mil- U.r.l.r h.nni.

Van Wai- art. 714 West Moreland street A CERTIFICATE of incorporation was issued vesterdav bv the Arizona Corporation Commission to outhwest Beverage Publishers. Inc. Incorporators are Edmund R. Coserove.

F. H. Swenson and W. Robert Warren. Frank Morgan.

lauspices or the Florence Chamber Jack French. Barbara Bennett. Commerce, in its offices in the Cleire Campbell. Geraldine Dorsey, 'Surety Abstract build. ng.

Lenore Gibbons, Margaret Hobe.l J. S. Coupal. association field Margaret Jones, Ruth lister, Na- agent, is here making preliminary emi Meeke Marion Norwood. Ruth 1 arrangements and will preside.

Phillips. Donna liwson. Elizabeth Subjects to be discussed will in-Wi'hoit. Vivian Vernon. Barharaidude ways of warding off the en-Patterson.

Virginia Rollins, Kath-lactment of legislation which would nne McQuire, Georgia Annon.affect small mines unfavorably. rwart roiiins and Jane Ellen Officers for the local branch Walter, of Phoenix. Capital stock ment inhalator squad were credited was listed at 1.000 shares with having saved the life of the value of $10 each. 'newly horn baby of Mr. and Mrs.

FRED ALLEY, manager of the Elme'r Talley of Yarnell. Arix. securities division of the Arizona! Doctors attending the child's Barnes. Lodge Head Says War Killed Fraternal Spirit Of Youth Corporation Commission, went to afford last night. V.

R. CAREY, of San Diego, accompanied hy his mother, Mrs. S. R. Carey, visited in Phoenix over the week-end, returning yesterdav to San Diego.

MRS. O. E. FREEMAN, of Bis-bee. was a visitor in Phoenix vesterdav.

THE TRADE name "Phoenix National Insurance Company" was registered yesterday with the sec retary of state by James M. Dy and Max A. Hammer, 2123 East Washington street. C. CRUZ, of the state treas- urer's office, went to Tucson yes- icraay, insuffuMcnt idenc-c ARTIIl'R I- HEWITT, assistant general agent of the French Steamship Line with headquarters ijOS Angeles, was a visitor in lo rajr0ad offices vestcrdav.

ESIG NATION of 15th street from McDowell to Thomas roads as a pari or me county nignway cvvffm u-ac nrmroveH nfficiAllv hv svstPrn W8S Rrproved officiallv bv tract, bounded by 21st and 22nd streets and Henshaw road and Sherman street, was filed with the county board of supervisors yes- terdav THE KANSAS SOCIETY will hold its annual picnic at 1 o'clock Sundav afternoon in Riverside Park, it was announced yesterday bv Mrs. J. W. Foster, president. CAIT.

M. H. HALFK. executive officer of the Civilian Conservation Corps Arizona headquarters, was business visitor at the Grand Canvon over the week-end. DANIEL HURLEY.

U. S. commissioner, vesterdav ordered Karl Barth held under $2,000 bond until papers on him could be forwarded to this city. He was ordered confined in the Phoenix Citv Jail. TELEGRAMS it has been unable to deliver are held hy the Western I'nion Company for Mrs.

Cora Johnson and Mrs. G. Lynch. Students Elect Class Officers Class officers for the school year 1938-39 have been chosen at Phoenix Union High School. They will begin their terms in September.

Those elected from the senior class were Craig Stevenson, president: William Messenger, vice-president; Robert Terry, secretary; and Joan McNeil, treasurer. Officers who will head the junior class will be Richard Donegan, president; Dorothy Seargeant. vice-president; Edith Shaw, secretary; and Jane all, treasurer. Lenore Gibbons was elected president of next year's sophomore class. Other officers will be Jean Murlless.

vice-president; De Ette Powers, secretary; and Der rell Man Ley. treasurer. Freshman officers will be chos en next fall. Seattle Mayor Taken By Death SEATTLE. Apr.

18- (AP Mayor John Francis Dore, 56 years old, died at 6:22 p. tonight. Dr. Alexander Peacock said the mayor died of heart trouble complicated by blood poisoning. Dore had been ill since late last year.

An active political campaigner, he was able to make but three speeches in February before the mayoralty primaries, and failed of renomination, Arthur B. Danguie, city councilman, and the Rt. Rev. Victor A. Meyers defeating him.

Shortly after the campaign he went to Phoenix for a rest. En route home his condition became worse, and he spent 12 days in a Los Angeles hospital before recovering enough to come home two weeks ago. Since his return, he had been abed at his home with physicians constantly in attendance. Saturday night he had a relapse. Which of the following statements are true, and which false? 1.

A passepied is an elongated plant worm. 2. A cartel is a play made in a French card game. 3. Liberia is a territory in northern Russia.

4. Cuba is north of Jamaica. Alfred Lunt. i (Answer On Page ft. Sec.

2) jajaaaaaa a-aaaaij DON'T SLEEP WHEN Craniuml i iracKers JOHN D. CALHOUN Hundreds Jailed In Conspiracy BUCHAREST. Apr. 1R-J(AP) Hundreds of subleaders of the banned Iroii Guard were brought from the provinces to Bucharest iails to day to face military courts on cnarges ol armed conspiracy against the government. The exact number reaching the capital could not be determined, but it was announced that at least 300 had been arrested in raids throughout the country.

Corneliu Zelea CoCdreanu, leader of the extreme rightist organiza- 'tion, and 80 of his Bucharest fol-'lojvers were seized during the raids and were held under strict guard in his headquarters here. Officially it was announced that the plot was "planned hy a small group or professional politicians. No disorders were reported todav. although some feared a new anti-Semitic and antigovernment tat-t-Aricm fwipht fAilsK fnA rA i in i i'i iwiiun niiu a arrest. Helium Contract Approval Sought WASHINGTON.

Apr. 18 AP) I The state department has indicated clearly to President Roosevelt that it has no objection to the sale of helium to Germany, persons close to the department said. Secretary of Interior Ickes, who has control of helium, has been holding up the sale of the gas to the reich on the ground that it was difficult to draw an iron-clad contract guaranteeing against military use of the gas. Ickes' attitude led Germany to ask the United States to say exactly whether it would sell the helium for use in a F. H.

A. Expertsl for Information PHONE SAVINGS am III I forfeited $10: R. M. eigle. passing gomery.

parking overtime in ft Court cases were Mrs. Maribelle wills, reckless driving, fined $50 Oliver Sutton, reckless driving. fjnPd $25: Jess Monroe, passing a houlevard stop, fined $3: and Ralph Monroe, using an exhaust whistle, 10 days' probation. Mining Council Will Be Formed FLORENCE, Apr. 1R A local council of the Arizona Small Mine Operators Association will be formed at a meeting to be held at 7:.10 o'clock Wednesday night under 'also will be elected.

drews left for New Mexico to visit Odd Fellow lodges in that state. Following the afternoon lodge meeting, the order of Theta Rho. a girls' auxiliary of the Order of Rehekah gave an exhibition of its degree work for the visiting delegates. Election of officers and choice of a convention city faca the delegates when they convene again at 9:50 o'clock this morning. Globe is the only city that has extended a convention invitation for 1939.

Axel Eric-son. Kingman, deputy grand master, is scheduled to succeed Mr. Gerlach as head of the grand lodge, and Miss Ethel Ranks. Phoenix, is expected to be elected to succeed Mrs. Jones as president of tha Rehekah Assembly.

A further business meetine will be held this afternoon, local lodge men and women and delegates from the order's 30 units in Arizona will hold a banquet in the Young Women's Christian Association recreation hall at p. m. and this will be followed by the annual grand hall in the lodge hall at 9 p. m. New business ill he taken up at the sessions tomorrow morning by the two lodges.

The new officers will be installed at the closing meeting in the afternoon. Mexico Signs Oil Contract MEXICO. D. Apr. 1R -I P) The Mexican government, seeking an outlet for the petroleum expropriated from foreign companies.

has signed a contract ith Francis W. Rickett. British promoter, and Hernard Smith, New York broker, for the sale of at least OOO.ono barrels of oil. the United Press learned reliably lonight. Although the National Petroleum Council, which Is in charge of operations of properties seised from American, British and Dutch companies March IK.

refused to confirm or deny the deal. It was learned that the contract was signed last Thursday. It was understood the affair remained a sec ret because of Great Britain's protest to the confiscation and Mexico's flat refusal to restore the properties of the Mexican Eagle Oil Company, a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell. Nevertheless, the United Press' informant said the sale was a "certain fact." (Copyright. 19r.8, United Press) Help Kidneys Don't Take Drastic Drugs lotir MOnev contain 9 mi lion hm or filters which mav he endangered hv neg.

lert or drastic. Irritating drugs. Be careful If functional disorder of the Kirinev or Bladder make vim suffer frnm rMm a Gt.SS- go MILLION DOLLARS IN "lal.lact" ivli feaTf.QMa FIREMEN were summoned yesterday morning to 701 East Jefferson street when clothing hanging on a wall ignited, and then to the rear of 1341 East Van Buren street because of a trash fire. J. II.

STONE, agent for the Southern Pacific Company at Mi-: ami. was a visitor in Phoenix terday, C. A. CORNELI Prescott min ing man, came to Phoenix vester day and planned to remain here! several days. EXAMINATIONS will be held soon by the U.

S. Civil Service Examination Board for the post of bank note designer. Applications must be in by May 12. Furlher information may be obtained from R. Thomson, secretary of the board, post office.

Phoenix. L. J. PUTSCH, regional training officer of the U. S.

Forest Service, is in Phoenix from Albuquerque. CONSIDERATION of several resolutions that later will be presented at the Arizona department convention in Tucson and of a proposed change in its bylaws under which its officers would be eiected in May instead of December, will he among business before Hioenix chapter No. 1, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, at a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in the i Veterans of Foreign Wars hall Jack C. Norred, commander, will preside. WILEY HADUELL.

1265 Canal boulevard. was reported "improved-' in St. Joseph's Hospital last night, where he was taken Sunday a rattlesnake bit him on his right index finger at Carl Pleasant dam, 45 mrles northwest of Phoenix. While Mrs. Amelie Saul sa-t on a promenade bench in Nice, France, a man n-xt to her stole a diamond bracelet from her wrist without her knowing it.

England is calling for 1.0in,000 volunteers for air raid precaution duties. "Every Spring I fake a course of S.S.S." i KNOW that tired lrt-down-e-hauMed-feeling i often due to a 'n my rfd 18 al simple, too! Just build up exvgcn-carrving cells and the hole body take On new life food is turned into real energy and strength. S.S.S. Tonic helns rebuild the.e pLiriiuiii: irkrar lou, too, will want to take S.S.S. Tonic to regain and to maintain vour red-hlood-cell strength to restore lost weight to regain energy to atrengthen nerves and to give to your skin that natural health glow.

Take the S.S.S. Tonic treatment and you should soon be delighted with the way you feel and have your friends compliment you on the way you look. Available at any drug store. S.S.S. Ca I I Builders, Contractors, Moderntzers! We're Co-Operating Fully With the FHA PROGRAM If you expect to BUILD, BUY or IMPROVE a home, we will be glad to give you full information as to how you may qualify for one of these loans and suggestions on how to best arrange the financing most suitable to your individual requirements.

i I 1 ft 1 The World War robbed the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and imilar fraternal orders of their voung members, but today the lodge is reclaiming the new generation. Thomas G. Andrews. Oklahoma City, grand sire of the order, told a large audience in the Thoe-mx I'nion High School Auditorium last night. Mr.

Andrews' address climaxed the first day of the 55th annual communication of the Arizona Grand Lodge. Its meetings continue today and tomorrow. "The Odd Fellow MM a young men's order before the uar," Mr. Andrews said. "It was founded by yount men between the ages of 24 and 27.

Its ritualistic work developed hv a man years old. A man of Sft rode for weeks on horseback from New Orleans to Houston to found the first Odd Fellows lodge in Texas. "We, in company with other fraternal orders, held our young men until the World War. Then the government taught them to hate and destroy that we might win a war. The principles of friendship.

love and truth were forgotten hv the generation. Their fraternal ipirit was killed. Those who came out or the war joined the American Legion or the Veterans of Foreign wars, i nai was natural. "Today the tide has turned, oung men are entering the lodge gam. seeking inspiration toward a faith that shall cause men to live together as brothers should live.

"This year many of our lodge districts show gains in membership. Last year only one district gained. For 10 years previous there had been no gain." The head of an order of more than 1.000.000 active members was Introduced by Fred Gerlach, Tucson, grand master. Beaumont A. Smith conducted community sing-Inj.

Robert McCreight plaved a Violin solo. Mrs. Margaret Blaine Mng. David Murdock accompanied the soloists. The convention opened vesterdnv Jiorning in the Odd Fellows hall.

Third avenue and Adams street tth official welcomes to the dele-fates from Governor Stanford, long memher of the order, and Mayor John H. Tdall. Replies were made by Mr. Gerlach. R.

S. Tavlor. Douglas, grand patriarch: Thomas G. Christo. Phoenix, department commander: and Mrs.

Lois Jones. Flag-itaff. president of the Rehekah As-emhly. Following the preliminaries, the grand lodge and the assembly convened in separate sessions, which continued yesterday afternoon. Reports made In both meetings showed a healthy growth in membership throughout the state during tha past year.

One new lodge was instituted at Coolidge with charter list of 60 member. During the session. Joseph Croth-rs. Globe, a past grand master of the order, presented the grand sire with a sheepskin scroll on which vere written the names of, new members in Arizona admitted between September 15 and December 31. 1937.

There were 191 names en the list. A similar scroll was presented by Mrs. Jones for the Order of Rehekah. Both lists were the result of a Membership contest conducted by th crder during that period, feliowins his address, Mr. Xa-, Tb Phonix Savings Bank Trust Corrvpany, with re-sources ed $4,652,000, offers an aH-ernbracing trvic lei rh Handling of SAVINGS TRUSTS INSURANCE Xy w.m phoenix wBkJi GAS PRESSES HEART c'ouYfd s-is pif.

fait you cant eat or sleep because gas tfr. rcmflly. tested for generation nlnats you un try Artleni, rw I and also rrnr.n i The PHOENIX uuauy relieves stomach gas pressing on i ouirMnn cleans out bOTH upper and lower bowels. COt'RILSY DRUG STORE "fr asIr! Air-Coolers ai I Designed foe Arltnna rather Cnnititinns. aereeal Sire nits Areommodat Art Ira Dwelling.

HOSKINS Sheet Metal 9S9 Grand Are. Ph. 8-6917 tr 1 '5 I BANK TRUST COMPANY The Phoenix National Bank Bldg. Washington at First Avenue rjrmEK. fezhzha-L.

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