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Evening journal., 1920-11-19
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
EOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED |
IL roQms. s17 Poplar St. novi9-2t.
NOR RENr-RooM IN PRIVATE
II family. 10 +. 18th ST. nOvl1-6t.
EOR RENT-TwO UNFURNISHED
IL rooms. 207 French St. noviI-dt-
EoR RENT -UNFURNIsHED ROOM.
IL Apply Si7 Tatnali st. oct3o-lm.
EOR. RENr-FURNIsHED ROOM FOR
IL one or two persons. 52i W. Fourth
street. novi9-3t
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED EXTRA
IL large front room; light housekeep-
ing. 2O5 W. Fourth st. noVl3--t-
EOR RENT-425 S. GRANT AVE.
IL Union Gardens, furnished room for
gentleman; private family. novl9-5t.
NOR RENT-NEArLY FURNISHED
IL rooms; all convenienees; heat $50
E. Seventh ST. novla-2t.
NOR RENT-FURN1SHED ROOMS
II for light housekeeping and lodging.
GA French St novl9-6t.
TOR RENT - TWO FURNISHED
IL rooms, with bath. Apply 72i W.
Second ST. novl9-3t.
EOR RENT-Two ROOM APART
II ment. furnished; private family 800
W. seventh ST. nOvlH-2t
EoR RENT-TwO UNFURNIsHED
II rooms. 6l2 King St. Inquire 6l7
w. Fourth n, hoVle--t.
I1oR RENT-vERY NICE ROOM; HOT
II water heat. 507 f. Fifth street.
nov20-1m.
NOR RENT-TwO UNPUBLISHED
IL front rooms; use Of bath. 1907 West
Fourth street. novls-0t
TOR RENT - TWO FURNISHED
Il rooms for light housekeeping. 62S
W. Fifth st. novis-3t.
EOR RENT-Two UNFURNIsHED
Il rooms, light and cooking gas and
bath; second floor 92s W. Ninth St
EoR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED
Il corner room: twin beds; Boulevard
section. Phone 4Si5-R. novlS-St-
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
Il room for gentlemen. 1902 Monroe st.
noy1S-2t.
NlfO hhENl- III hfE hOOMo AM
IL bath, second floor. 1904 West Third
street. novls-3t.
ToR RENT-cHEERFUL FRONT
IL room, furnished; well heated. 0Ol
w. Eleventh st. novle-zt.
EOR RENr-THREE UNPUBLISHED
Il rooms. second floor. 419 Il. Eighth
street. novl7-3t.
EOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED
II rooms for light housekeeping. s21
Lombard st. nOvll-bt.
NOR RENT-THREE OF FOUR UN-
Il furnished rooms for light house
keeping 1921 W. Second St. novl6-6t.
NOR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING
Il rooms: bedroom and sittingroom.
i221 Market st. novlo-ot
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
Il for light housekeeping. 1921 Market
street novlo-ot.
EOR RENT-SMALL FURNISHED
IT room, desirable for gentlemen. 9Oi
w. Ninth st. noVll-lm.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM
II for gentlemen, in private family
NOR RENT-ROoMs WITH ALI
IL cOnveniences. 4O2 W. Third ST
Oct1S-1m.
TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOM
IL for light housekeeping. Apply 3Ol1
West st. mar22-u.
lEOR REST-NICELY FURNISHED
IL room for gentleman or man an
, wife; next to BATH private family
west side. Phone 35d5-J. novl9-lt.
EOR RENT-TWO FURNISHE
, II rooms and bath for light hous
keeping. Apply 72i W. Second st.
novl9-3t.
. NOR RENT-TwO ROOMS. FUI
II nished or unfurnlshed; porch, hei
and use OF bath. S2i S. Broome ST.
nOvl9-3t.
, NOR RENT - TWO FURNISHE
II rooms for light housekeeping; ais
rooms for two gentlemen. 1907 Mark
st. Phone 4403W. novls-St
NOR RENT - TWO FURNISHE
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
SILVER TIRE SHOP

202 KING STREET.
Used tires, all sizes, reasonable prices;
expert vulcanizing done; new tires reas-
onnble nOvi6-1m.
CARPENTER AND REPAIR WORK
- Form building, house repairing,
roofs painted fences built. painted ana
repaired: good reference and work
guaranteed. CAN or write c. II. B., nO4
Tatnall St., city. novlN-at.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

NOR RENT-DESIRABLE MODERN
Il apartment, steam heat, janitor serv-
Ice and hot watec Apply. Dr. II, 5,
Apis. novl2-tt.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
UPHOLSTERY.

TTPHOLsTERING OF EVERY DE-
u scription, made TO order; re-uphol-
stering a specially. reliable UphoiisstsSr- S
ing CO., $40 walnut oI fhone 'of'-" .
nOv4-1yr.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
LOST AND FOUND.
PUBLIC SALE

A uCTION SALES or EVERY DEs-
~ cription. Anywhere. II you want
son St. Phone 734S-W. oct23 -3m.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

The Want Ads for the coming three
weeks will help in real estate and the
selling and buying Of farms and
homes.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

EoR RENT-FURNISHED FRONT
II room for light housekeeping; heat
and gas. Apply Corner porch house,
Eighth and Walnut Sts. novlS-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
II for light housekeeping; all con-
veniences. 1906 West St. Phone
7257. novls-2t.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

TOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED
II rooms. with all cOnveniences, for
light housekeeping. 1901 Pine street.
nOv1S-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
ELECTRICAL,

ELEcTRIc FIXTURES, TABs.R
t. lamps, supplies; lowest In town.
Grossman Electric Co, 416 King st
Phone 1911. Open evenings. marl7-1yr.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
MUSICAL.

ENTLEMAN PIANO TEACHER DE
VI sires few more private scholars.
Conservatory method taught. For an in
terview address +. q. Box 293.
novi3- mon wed-fri-lm.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

TTYPEwRITERs RENTED - THREE
j. months. $500. Rental applied on
purchase. Sold $500 monthly. Type
writers repaired Royal Typewriter
Agency. Typewriter Exchange. second
floor. N. W. Cor. Seventh and Market
SITS. aug22-tf
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
RnARnERs WANTED.

EOR RENT-RooM AND BOARD FOR
Il two men or man and wife; also table
boardcrs; hot water heat aO1 West
Eleventh St Phone 3522-W. nov17-3t
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
HOUSE PAINTING.

>THMES KEENAN-HoUSE PAINT
81 ing. graining and glazing. Estimates
carefully furnished. 1904 West sixteenth
street Phone 7492-W. mar9-lyr
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

NOR RENT - TWO FURNISHED
II rooms for light housekeeping. 603 W.
Seventh ST. Inquire 622 Madison street.
nOvlS-3t
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

TOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
I second story front room or cOmmu-
nicating rooms. 1912 Monroe st.
noviT-lm.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10
n. q D. nnrR LrrrER.

Nl'NiNi in ne 'Hllff.
fsEW ORLEANS Feb o Notwith
STANDING crlinu exchange 10 have
rlird somewhat higher this morning
the cotton wHrkci wHa depressed lhss
morning owiua 60 the weakness iu
stock and deni mpuey in Ncw York
int,~ Improve owing peace talk HrrHs
TINT prcaidcnt Wilson has agreed Co
accept reservations 60 tie peace trentt
except nii "a article no.
Republican leaders nro reported %
ha nnNinuH 60 dispose ~ The pnci and
are willing 20 make acceptable changes
in the Lodge reservations on article
io and 10 Yes raid that amendment are
hoi iE framed Co ho submitted TODAY
Tho Wc1tF is expected to come up for
di question this afternoon.
Nohlug vmid Then restore conN
dnn,p more than than would an carly
ratification uf the peace treaty hos tho
Initcd SntcH Under prrscIt coudi
tlnna American frnncicrs mc unwh
up iu ufrH nrgeiN lu fnroigu oy-
elnnED or o. ontcnd nrgr credits bur
if America nillloe tho treaty ard en
tcra th0 lcngur oi nattouH ihc financial
land political situation at hom" ami
aboard would Doe considered much im
proved sluoo th" Eur0uoun Hilicd ua.
! items would hn hHcErd lN Dee Hironr
arm nf tine iuitrd HiptoH Thrrc arc
proapttfH of thc rcturn tf bud weather
in tho Western hHf or hrlt pHrtirulArit
bon TraaH ain ald colder predicted
A. vct tho market remains unset led
pending further dcNcionW Hut ln Wnsh
mgtnn SCI regards tho disposition to
ho made ~ tine poacc treaty
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10
COTTON MARKET
GOES UP AND
THENDOWN
Early Advance Followed by
Sharp Break in New
York.

fl fhr Asatcihivd I'rure
SEM Neitk Fch p "a early "a
tnncc ln iho coiton market Npa tolf
lpwrd hy shnrn break undcf reports
~ Southern SELLING end ians og nn
oHaicr spot bAHft lir general lisi
cioscd barely eteady not 6 poiniH lower
tO 3 ruints hirher
rh0 uprninE advance WaH due 90 The
lemci tome of sterling nNglmlEu and
the advance ln Liverpool which prl
waite cables attributed Ca e aoitur Hpot
demand ana Increased trade calilng.
liverpool traded both WAYS hero hut
bought hN balance probably tu cover
the short end OF stUddivs. and there
waa scattered covering hN local aud
wall street traders Tho market
scomod io be mcriiup % roud drai
nf Southern HolliuR, particularly from
Now Orleans which was relatively
oasv Ht the epelinn however and
prices Soon turned oHsier under 20 ro
neWai OF scattering iucai pressure The
market wae more sensitive 60 selling
oriDfH after tho CLOSE ~ Liverpool
The continued fIrmneHs ng aiogiluH Ga
change and easter ruling 81 call money
during tho afternoon led tn rrncWa|
~ COVERING n the later trading and
last pricca showed rallies Private re-
turns published this morning indicated
domestic mill consumption ~ $50 oo'
hnios in January against ati,bSA dur.
inK December aud 500 iai durilg Jan.
uHfy mHt YEAR
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10
HEAVYDROPF FOR
CORN MARKET
RECORDED
Grain Embargo TO East
Brings Drastic Declines
in Chicago.

Mkrs HEAVY 7.. B..
nN ihn Associated i'rraa
'ilitNgO. ill. Feb D Drastic De-
riincH took place il the corn market
to-day hurelY owing Gu nOtice that rnii
rund ears unionded nt grain elevators
here could not Doe used for ahipmouta
from Chicngo to The East The close
was nervous ga ~ 1910 noi tower with
MHy tig5h 60 N nnd Jus tta2N 60
3. oats loot * to 1850 ana pro.
Visions si tu soc
The market wHa decidedly weak
from the outset General selling and
mo evidence ~ huNl1g power formed
The rule Aside from dlffioultlnu of tnr
financial eltuntion the dcnomiuntinR
Influence NaH the virtual cutting uff oi
amy eastern outlet fnr Chicago ship
pcta 81 frpdatufff llroahn IN corn
prices were not checked until guaaiu
became prevalent That farmers were
not solllnR on the decline
pHtH Hynpnthizcd with corn in the
dDwnfurua bit were Mnadlca some
Niui hy good domrnii, dumand
i'rosiHinns REFLECTED The wealuoHs 81
rfaiu despite tho fact thnt hog pticcf
were relatively firm
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livestock

Special 60 Tho CAlicr
FOKr WORM r,laH Feb. o.
kililng cattle formed very SMALL
quota Of MnndaN'H receipts moi more
than do2en straight cnts hcinH rchcd
ultd 60 rlonr 90 packers Actual So.
rpiptH amounted 90 a. last I 200 cattlr
and 500 calves Trashy stuff WIZ t.
,chriilga in the majority constituted
masi ut The run. Sumf native cattle
ai fia aud "a rnr ~ scout rhoNaH grass
prn ut tlp.gh about represented the rN 81
tent ~ tho horf steer supply NnlcH.
men Wen. aakinN hlnher prices fur
rpwH aud aa IS trHnit neihinE much
waH Hnliup until lHiu Caivva remained
steady and the trade wna fairly active.
rro si0ckcr market held GO % fuliy
atpnd, level the domand hoins good
Quotations
ATTIt llcrVoa SIS u0ftlgbO
atucktrs tfn0WitOn. cows 9i3aU
1000. hoifefs 81 ahu 1886. bulls $685.
500 rtlvcs $1,000 i1ao
IoGSt iimyy tii0Om itah, light
tia nnd a cas- OF south TpXlH rtaea
mixed Si' 0N1f 1900 cummoa fli.ruaf
l2 90. tdna isuUWiinU
SHEEP. lamba sipouW go oo your-
iingH fl1bUm iThU. wcthots uoff
fs 30. owes tiinUfAn0 culla tsO0ai
zoe gunt4 f4nUaiihN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10
Nrw oRlrAMa cor1oM.

SEW ORLEANS. Feb l,nnld
fluctuations within narrow llutH
marked the trading ln cotton to-day
rhp market hHA mo decided trend and
ihc cinsn WAS three points down goo
seven points np Act Rocoverics late
u the daN wrr. not expected hN che
short element ana romr covering was
soen toward thr end
Early strength wna due To the rise
ln sterling exchange wtes hut The
tighter money situation soon offs,
title Tho weather map WINS favorable.
showing warm a1d dry weather m the
hol.. hut tho outlook was for winH in
ihc west whcrc moisture BE- the last
thnr wanted Texas reports late boz
the dAY told az rains in sections that
hnVo heen cnmplnining ~ moisture
EXpnrts uf iS2SA bales OF cotton
FROM Calves uu 90 England c5uaod
comment hut 80 sustained truding.
March closed az 36pl which compared
with Tho Spot quotation ON middliur Of
$500 spnfH being reduced 20 points
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10
Enemies Raised
Fund to Pay for
Enrighfs Death

uF The Assncinted i'rers
CnigAGO Fob p DISCLOSURES made
today los Ralph Hurlio. uwnor ~ the
automobile Identified as tho machine
from which Mauricc "Moaa" EnrlRhi
labor foudiW ana Runmun wan shot TO
Death led To- The ro arrest 81 DaNp
Miio' cHrru1o. prceiden' ~ tho Street
Swo"prw union CnrroEn wna reicaHnd
last Saturday nu fi0eV1 bond nffnl he
had been held fiyr dSga
I've CarrozoH apartment detectives
found shotgun which fhcY bulirvr
mny have been used ip Tire killing or
Enrlght CarruzuE wife WAS tnkou 10
the sietc'a attorneys office and quest
toned
After a erllilng TODAY Ruslio admit
led. states Attorney iloyno said. that
instead of the automobile being In hia
posse asion ana ln front ~ State atreet
saloon miles from The aceuc - tho
murder he had turned Il over 20 Car.
rom five houra before Euflght wns
SHIN
big Tim" Murphy business agent ~
tho street Swcopcra union. and prin-
cpal IN a recent labor war with I'm
right over organization Of FaA huuao
workers waa in Carrozo's office az tho
time Buglio Haid
Three witneasoa questioned Identified
Cnrruzp as tho man who returned the
automobile ip fugNo about three hours
after Enrlght's murder
The automobile was identified ns tile
machine used hy Enrighi's alaycrs By
two witnesses 10 the shooting
states Attorney iluyue said tndny'n
developments had cicnrod up The mur
urf and he iutimbftd charges would bo
preferred against Carrozn.
Tho Hiatc'H attorney has begun an ir
vrHiigauou ~ ranrsos mndc ht Ep-
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|MdrketNews
SUGAR
oil Ifr..--

ltf The AHsOcinted Press
NiiW YORK l'oh Tsr local
mnFkot fnr ruw sugar continues eaHy
ana prices were quarter cont lower
although business wns not particularly
active ns buycrs were Inclined tD $50
alnw owing 10 the mcrcasinr move
mcut There were snlrr ~ $1,000 bags
90 CuhHs To % local refin"r ga litc.
cost ana freight Tor Immediate and
onrly shipments nnd az the close There
wne MORE available at ihc Sumo fig
uro without heing taken. Tho mprkct
closed nt mac cent? for Cui1s cost
trifuEni
There WINS mo- change bon refined
auFar uricra which are quoted ON thV
haeia Of 81 Go 10 cents fpr fine grlnu
intrd with the dcmund Ntlll active and
rcfiucrs alochtinE sugar na fast 40
possible.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10

liN ANr hHHNliN iFN iNtHN
EAST ST. LOUIS ul Feb HOGS
Rrccinth 40 400. mArkpi wnlk MOST uf
adsnnce lost TOP $3.50 bulk fltH
U1a.G0. heavy tthO0ml52o, medium
3il.4nW 1850. irht giah0ffl5.ou. plgH
si2nnfft245
CATTLE NcceirtH aon market
Htendy Co onHlcT choice heavy steers
StA 6ONiGO0. nodium Sit00ff iA.2bi
common fp.Onml0,ih. good q 10 rhnicn
light &i2A ffflh.2d. common uuh me
dunn ~ 50Gllafb. butcher hoifcrs 81 5t
mt6On. cows t15oW III 90, canncre
s5eb0T2S. calvrs Sls00N ESQ feed
orH ts5Ott zoo. sturkcrs t10D4l 100
SHEEP. Rccriptr F.hNU market ~,
higher lambs tli 1s1t oa1. culls
ftH25ff 9h yenflinr wcthors tlbl04t
Isl owcs medium and choice. fNfi
nlJ0o. guile sb0o@h4t
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lINnrnooI
n. q b BEER
rNablishod tsy2--Ney Crlssn. -
Cotton Stocks. Grain, Provisions, Cot.
tan NrcH OIL Eunnf and Iniirn

AOIUNITN ~ NV On IOln8 'UTFUH IN
change New pri"anA Future i,rohers
ASsocia ton Me- YORK. i'rHiu,r -
ohange New York stock Exchnuss
New York Cotton EX lango New Yof.
Coffee Exchange. Chicago Hoard 60
rrade AsnociHte hoirh'ra 20 t.if"f
500 cotton AsHnciatinn
~Ivcisi attention giren 20 the eH"c D.
ION ~ .r.i.,a nn ths above exchange
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HEMSTITCH- P1COT SHOP il now A.
s07 Mesquite. Phone 4t3. ACROSS
FROM AMuSU Mrs z " Malone
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15
SENATOR CLAR|DGE
 IN LAND FIRM HERE

A new real estate firm has been added to the list of those already doing business in Phoenix by the opening of the offices of the Claridge and Campbell Realty company at 301 North First avenue, across from the postoffice. The members of the new firm are Senator D. H. Claridge of Graham county, who is now a resident of this city, and R. M. Campbell, an authority on city property and land values.
 Senator Claridge has leased his 16O- acre ranch, five miles out the Christy road, and purchased a hand some residence at S3S North Seventh avenue, where he now resides. Hav- ing spent many years ranching, cat tie raising and dairying, Senator Claridge is unusually well-qualified to handle ranch properties in the valley and to locate buyers on the kind of land best suited to the purpose to which the land is to be put, whether cotton raising. dairying, alfalfa grow ing, or general ranching. He declares that this valley is one of the most productive in the world and accordingly highly remunearative to the rancher.
 MT. Campbell has just recently spent several months making detailed, systematic survey and study of city properties of all kinds and has be- come well versed in all matters per taining to city values.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

this nature, and this fact aids mate rially in lifting the position from the realm of the commonplace.
 Miss Crusoe," so named because of her intention of spending her vacation on a desolate island in Chesapeake bay on journeying to her destination, is at tracted to an incident enacted on the boat in which a supposed convict eludes his guards and escapes by Jumping overheard. A rapid fire of pis- tols finds the fleeing man supposedly killed, and the girl forgets the incl dent. Arriving at the island, she is surprised that the one she has chosen is infested by criminals of the most desperate type-using the island as camping place. Aroused that they should be so disturbed, the men resent the girls presence and show their dis pleasure by attempting robbery of her cottage. But she is no ordinary girl and matches bravery against the men, winning out in battle after battle.
 Miss Crusoe" is augmented by a Christie comedy. Tomorrow starts the engagement of Jack Pickford in What Money Can't Buy"
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15
F NOT COUNTED
 REPORT ID |. OF |.

Anyone in Phoenix who has been overlooked by the federal census emu merator is requested to call the cham Der of commerce and report the fact. The Phoenix chamber of commerce is eXerting every effort to have this city given full and complete credit for every man. woman and child now resi- dent here.
 As a city directory IS being com piled here by a firm who has repre- sentatives working ait the same time the federal enumerators are vassing the city. there has been a report of some conflict in the minds or resi- dents as to whether or not they have been visited by the federal census tal1er. The chamber of commerce is requesting that any one in doubt pres ent their case to them, and it will be carefully checked up on the present official list.
 It is pointed out that as no other official federal census will be taken until 1880, Phoenix must account for every one living here now or the of ficiaI figures will not represent the remarkable growth of the city. Those wishing to report oversights on the part of the federal enumerators are requested to call either of the follow ing phone numbers: 1886 or 1294
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

divorce. and return to London, England
 never wrote any letter to Mir Henry O'Brien.
 I received a letter (now in the hands of the authorities) threaten ing me with what is left of your life" signed Henry OBrien (dated January 10) and postmarked Phoe- nix. where he had gone to get work"
 Yesterday in Wickenburg while l was hurrying to my office to make a trip to Aguila. | heard to see you" Looking around. l saw someone shout, Hey, there, I want Henry O'Brien with his hand up to his breast pocket and something shining. I shouted l was in a -hur- ry. and I was. was cha sed a block. ran into my office to back room and got a little gun. This party was then at my door. l rushed at him: he stepped back, drew down, and mine spoke first, for the leg. too high, for his step was down.
 My eyesight is not good for near work I did not mean to kill, but TO throw down and disarm.
 The young lady is entirely blameless- I am of course, anxious to present only the truth.
 Respectfully,
 T. |. CAMPBELL M. D.
 x. B.-The throw down." I saw later, was long nail knives, and bull fight" silk h'd'kfs from Mex ico presented in Harry CoweFs parlor.
 References to Judge Riggs and parties mentioned. Also the Wick enburg State Miner.
 N. B. No. 2.-Mr. Spier, MT. Ad- ans and MT F. c. Roberts and others of your staff met me I had my printing for infant feeding and home care of children done last summer in job dept.
 Some way I have always led sensational life, though I am quiet, unpretentious person, and devotedly hard working. I had ap- piled for having Henry O'Brien placed under bonds to protect an other party" shouldering the odium myself, hut the county advice was that the letter was not quite strong enough" How does the truth become so distorted and why are there always enemies?
 I am an ef-officer of the British army. Henry O"Brien" claims. l am told, to have been soldier
 c.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15
MOTHERS CONGRESS AND P.-T. ASSN. ID
 MEET IN FEBRUARY

The annual conference of the Arizona Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher association will be held in Phoenix in February. according to the plans made by the executive board.
 It has been decided to make rad ical change in the program which each year has been crowded into one day. If the present arrangements are carried out, the evening preceding the confer ence will be given over to a banquet, when the speakers program will be carried out. In addition to the dele gates, the governor and state, county and city superintendents of school will be included in the list of guests. The discussions will be along the lines of child welfare and Americanization, the addresses being made by men and women prominent in the work.
 The following day will be devoted to business matters, one of the import ant features of the meeting being the annual election of officers. Mrs. J. C. Norton is presidnt of the Congress of Mothers. having served for several years as head of the organization.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15
METHOD IF VOTING HERE Z YEARS AC0
 MAY BE RESTORED

Finding the method of registration for the city primary and general cleo tions unsatisfactory. the city commits sioners yesterday took under considera tion the draft of and ordinance de- signed to restore the old method of voting. The method used for the past two years eliminated the necessity of mitted the printing of the registration records.
 close personal description. If also per mitted the printing of the resistration records. The system proposed in the ordinance read yesterday corresponds very closely to that used by the state and county and is practicallr the same as the scity had in effect until two years ago.
 Bids on the construction of the Verde river water supply system were taken under consideration and referred to City Manager Thompson. The bids will be brought up for consideration at the city commissioners meeting next week.
 The necessity for cross walks in the vicinity of schools was brought to the attention of the commissioners b J.. D. Loper. superintendent of schools, who pointed out that the health of the school children was endangered when they were forced to wade through mud and water. He said the conditions around the high school, monroe, Me Kinley, Capitol and Washington street school were exceptionally bad and that because of inadequate crossings, chill dren often had to wade through much water and mud and in many cases con- tracted serious colds as a result.
 Whether or not dancing will be per mitted at Irving Park on Saturdays and Sundays remains with the com missioners to decide at their next meeting. The matter was brougrt be- fore them yesterday in the form of a petition signed by residents within the vicinity of the park, which is located at TAI West Grant street.
 Upon recommendation of City Man nager. Thompson, w. J. McClung was appointed as a member of the library board