Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

two to three hours daily inspecting
 housing conditions, others are needed
 who can give two hours day in in
 specting two- block districts. All inter
 ested in the work Of the survey and
 having time to spare are requested to
 call the headquarters at 300 Adams
 street, by telephoning Mrs. Miller. who
 will assign them to district.
 CALLED BY SISTERS ILLNESS. Mrs. Mary Ginn, wife of the secre-
 pany. has left for Columbus, Ohio. where she was called on account of the
 serious illness of her sister.
 HARMONY CLUB PARTY.-The
 Harmony Club is giving public card
 party at the Woman's Club this after
 noon for the benefit of it's treasury
 fund. As the treasury of the club is
 devoted largely to charity in addition
 to it's affairs being delightful. the at
 tendance will unquestionably be large
 This Is one of q series of events
 planned for spring, a bridget tea belng
 the interesting affair scheduled for
 May 12.
 RETURNS ENTIRELY WELL Captain Shepherd HiScox returned
 yesterday from San Francisco, where he has been for the past several weeks undergoing medical treatment. The captain has entirely recovered and will remain in Phoenix.
 RETURNS FROM VERDE.-Mfn. Edward w. Stephens returned yester- day from ten days absence in Verde.
 LAND OFFICIAL IS BACk.-Ben Clark. deputy state land commissions CT, returned yesterday from a week endabsence in Cochise county on land business.
 PERMIT TO SELL sTock-A per init was issued by the corporation commission yesterday to the Arizona Copper and Mining corporation to sell 1000 shares of preferred stock at sS5 a share The president of the corpora ton is S. E.. Doane of Cleveland, and w. J. Mayer Of Mayer, Arizona, the secretary. The principal place of busi- ness is in Mayer.
 COMING TO GIVE ADDRESS John Tombs, regional secretary of the National Tuberculosis association, is expected to arrive in Phoenix in a few days 10 give an address on the health survey division of the St. Louis tuber- culosis convention, which he attended.
 TO GET TO THE FETE-Those desiring to attend the May Day fete at the home of Mrs. Dwight B. Heard if they take street cars, may take the h. dian school ear and get off at Monte Vista road. walking three blocks west on a good paved street. The gates will be opened at 1:30 D. m. giving an opportunity of visiting the bazaar be- fore playing cards. The public is cordially invited.
 CHARGE IS DlSMISSED--A charge of disturbing the peace yesterday was dismissed against Grant Haywood by Justice Wheeler. The complaining wit ness, C. A. Gilmore. pastor of the Sec ond Baptist church. colored, 429 East street, alleges Haywood met him on the street following an evangelistic meeting held in the church and expressed disfavorr at some of the | made by the evangelist. Hay wood he said, threatened to repeat the performance each time he met him.
 PLEAD GUILTY TO BURGLARY J. R. Swift and William Beck yester- day pleaded guilty before Judge Stan ford on q charge of burglary and will be sentenced Friday morning at 9:3o clock. J. C. Allenbach. held on the same charge in connection with them, asked for an attorney before entering l } plea which request was granted him. 1 It is alleged the three broke into the | Arizona Supply company's store at BAT 1 East Washington street and took a | of merchandise on the night | ,f April IS. When arrested Swift and | Beck had many Of the articles alleged | al1en on their persons.
 SELLS PRIZE CATTLE - Harry : .s T Meat company four carloads of cattle. 1 Thirty head were delivered yesterday | 0n account of the tenderness of this l meat, Mir. Friedman predicts that | here will be a dearth of business in | he dentists offices of Phoenix while | his meat supply lasts. The cattle were l Holsteins and Durhams. If these was l ! fair now, said Mir. Friedman, they | would be blue ribbon stuff. but as it is | they are fair enough
 ADDITION TO STATE LIBRARY
 The Arizona state library yesterday l received 15 volumes of the History Of | he World compiled by IS of the lead | nS world historians. The history of | he recent war in four volumes will | accompany the set at an indefinite | late, according to Con CroniI1, state | librarian, who considers the recent ac- luisition one of the finest sets in the | ibrary. The Book of Knowledge in 20 | 'olumes published by the Grolier so- .iety. is another listing at the library within the past few days. MT. Cronin S at present busily engaged in cata- oguing the collection of books which yiiI require his attention for many months. The indexing has been kept