. Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. n Mission, and inreturn for this donation was creditedwith a two years mission. He died inLos Angeles, California, but his re-mains were interred in Salt Lake City. BEELEY, Arthur Lawton, a mem-ber of the General Board of Y. M. A., from 1920 to 1935, was bornAug. 28, 1890, in Stockport, Cheshire,England, the son of William Beeleyand Elizabeth Ann Lawton. He cameto Salt Lake at the age of 18, was bap-tized June 15, 1907, filled
. Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. n Mission, and inreturn for this donation was creditedwith a two years mission. He died inLos Angeles, California, but his re-mains were interred in Salt Lake City. BEELEY, Arthur Lawton, a mem-ber of the General Board of Y. M. A., from 1920 to 1935, was bornAug. 28, 1890, in Stockport, Cheshire,England, the son of William Beeleyand Elizabeth Ann Lawton. He cameto Salt Lake at the age of 18, was bap-tized June 15, 1907, filled a missionto Great Britain in 1913-1915, and wasa member of the 45th quorum of Sev-enty. He acted as principal of theEmery Academy in Castle Dale, wentto the University of Utah in 1917, wasin Europe during the first nine monthsof the World war and was in Paristhe day France declared war on Ger-many. He is now a member of thefaculty of the University of Utah. Hisfurther activities, etc., can be foundin Whos Who in America. terms. He is now practicing law inSalt Lake City. While residing atLogan, Elder Bowen was superintend-ent of the Cache Stake Sunday School. BOWEN, Albert Ernest, general su-perintendent of the Y. M. M. I. A., wasborn Oct. 31, 1875, at HendersonCreek, Oneida Co., Idaho, a son ofDavid Bowen and Annie was baptized Dec. 2, 1883, by Dan-iel E. Price and filled a mission toSwitzerland and Germany from 1902to 1904. Just pievious to leaving forthis mission Bi-o. Bowen had taken aB. A. degree, with honor, at the Brig-ham Young College, and upon his re-turn became a member of the facultyof the Brigham Young College. In1907 he entered the law school of theChicago University, having previouslystudied in that institution. In 1911he was graduated from the law schoolwith the degree of Doctor of Juris-prudence, after which he practicedlaw in Logan, Utah, and served ascounty attorney for Cache County two Board and from 1922 to 1934 was amember of the General Boar
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