Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
BIG MEN IF EAST. IN PARTY TO VISIT HERE APRIL 15-16
Tourists Will Include Lead ing Financiers, Manufac- turers and Business Men
 of New York, Brooklyn

Phoenix will have as guests Thurs
 day night. April 15. and all day Fri udy, April Is, number of the most prominent eastern men, lawyers. man. ufacturers, financiers, officials, and men prominent in literature art sci ence and medicine who will arrive as tourists on the Brooklyn Daily Eagle official Grand Canyon dedication tour Among them will be the following:
 Edward M Bassett. lawyer. former congressman, former public service commissioners of New York city
 George Dressler president WaI1a- bout Merchants Warehouse Go, Brook lyn. director Brooklyn chamber or commerce.
 James D. Johnson. president Middle West Gas and Electric Co
 Meier Steinbrink. lawyer.
 William V Hester, vice president Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
 Dr- Herman T. Peck. sanitary su- perintendent and head of health de- partment O. Brooklyn
 r. A. Ryan, assistant freight mana ger International Mercantile Marine of New York, controlling one of the big gest fleets of merchant vessels in the world.
 Commander H. $. Babbitt. of the | U- $. S. Chester, who was interned for l two years in Turkey during the war.
 Charles H. Jenson, president Empire China Works, the Brooklyn porcelain manufacturers
 Thomas ]. Roland, of Roland Com mission Co, woolen merchants.
 E. D. Pouch, of Pouch and Co, stock brokers, New York.
 Benjamin w. Wilson. president Flee tro-Light Engraving Go, New York.
 w. H. Andrews, chairman board of directors Pratt and Lambert, Brook lyn varnish makers.
 Valentine J. Riednnan, real estate.
 Hamilton Ormsbee, editorial writer Brooklyn Daily Eagle Thirty years in the service of that paper.
 Theodore w Kramer, contractor. as sociated with the Tilyou family in the erection of Steeplechase park, one of the leading attractions of Coney Island.
 Dr. Samuel K Frost, physician and medical examiner. Brooklyn.
 Dr. Walter H. Kerby, leading young surgeon of Brooklyn.
 Paul Dailledouze and Henry Daille- iouZe, Brooklyn florists
 Carroll J. Post, of $. NJ. GIadwin X Co. paper manufacturers. New York
 Winant B. Wardell, retired coal mer- chant, former city magistrate.
 Charles F.. McDermott metal and sheet iron merchant.
 George Andrews: of Humhert X An 1rews, Brooklyn jam manufacturers
 H. c. Bainbridge, of Charles T. Bainbridge's Sons, makers of paper { goods, Brooklyn Miss Beatrice M- Ward, secretary to !
  vice. department of interior.
 Miss Isabel Bassett, expert geologist, just appointed first woman ranger Of the National Park Service.
 William H. Faber, retired banker for 50 years with the Second National Bank of New York. Fred H. Pouch, warehouse proprie- tor i Albert Fischer, Center Auto Supply a Co. r Thomas Keenan, real estate. n George Weiderman, of George Wied- erman Electric Co, New York. ( Richard P. McCully, president R. P. b and c. H. McCully Corporation, mal<- h CTS of surgical supplies; president of e Hospital association of the New York b State Royal Arcanum. C Frank Seaverns, retired. formerly with James D. Perkins & Co.. bitumi- A nous coal merchant. S James Ruddiman hardware mer- " chant. | The women in the party number . among them leaders in the club and social life in New York city. The special train will arrive at Mi- ami at o'clock Thursday morning. April 15, where the train will be tenn porarily abandoned After visiting the copper mines at Miami and Globe. the party will motor over the Apache Trail. arriving at Phoenix about ' o'clock Thursday evening. The night will be spent at the Hotel Adams. The program for Friday is in charge of the special committee from the Phoenix chamber of commerce. It in- dudes a reception to the visitors by Governor Campbell. They will rejoin heir special train in this city and de- part at 11:30 D. m- Friday night