Arizona republican., 1920-09-13
COMMERCIAL CLUB SECRETARY RESIGNS
 GLENDALE POSITION

GLENDALE, Sept. 12-At a meeting of the executive committee of the Glendale District Commercial club, held late yesterday afternoon, the resignation of Raymond Dyas as sec , retary was considered and accepted as effective on September IT. Mir. Dyas, who has setved the club as it's secre- tary since the organization was formed last fall, states he expects to continue to maintain his residence in Glendale. but will engage in another line of ac- tivity.
 The committee also took up for con sideration the proposal of a carnival company to show in Glendale under the auspices of the club, giving the lat fer a percentage of the receipts After l brief consideration it was voted to de- cline the offer
 In discussion of the good roads i situation, it developed that assurances | lad been given that when the proposed additional good roads bond issue Of S4.50o.0O0 was submitted to the people l the issue would include the paving of I Grand avenue not only from Phoenix to Glendale. but through the town Of 1 Glendale well.
 After taking up other matters per- i taining to the clubs welfare without action, the committee adjourned It was decided not to take any steps to- i ward filling the office of secretary un- til after the annual meeting of the club. 1 October 1, at which time new officers ] and directors will be elected
 Crashes Plate Glass
 W. F. Edmopds of Peoria some Hfne i between five and six o'clock Friday 1 afternoon crashed through the plate glass window of Ray F. Stauffers gem 1 eral merchandise store Edmouds had his car parked in front of the store and was just getting ready to leave town. The ear he had was new to him m that 1t had q foot throttle and he 1 was not used to that. After becom- ing slightly confused he pressed harder on the foot lever and away l lurched the car forward, crashing into the plate glass before it could be stopped.
 Return From Vacation
 J. C. Hammels and wife returned | Friday from their vacation. which cove cred an extensive trip of the northern 1 fOrnia.
 Teachers Arrive
 Now that school is a reality the ! teachers are here in force to begin | their years work. Each train arriving daily for the past few days has been bringing in the teachers that go to make up the quota for the school year
 Peoria Guests
 MT. and Mrs s. C. Smith and sons ! of Peoria were the dinner guests or MT. and Mrs. J. V. Harrison, Sunday.
 Locate Here
 Mrs. Alma c. Pope and two daugh- ters from Harding Mo, arrived in Glendale, Thursday, purchased a home l here and will make Glendale their fu- ture home.
 No Price On Gotten
 Many of the cotton growers are asks ing the threadbare question: What is ! the price of cotton what is the mar ket going to open for?' Various ru- mors arc afloat. but when they are run | to earth there is absolutely no foun~ dation for them as they are not based on fact. So far as could be learned , | there is no market yet for lint but there is a market for the seed cotton the current price being 15 cents.
 To Teach at Lamsons'
 Mrs Armstrong of Denver is in Glen- dale for a few days visiting with Mrs, l George Cox Mrs. Armstrong will com mence next week teaching at Lamson Business college in Phoenix.
 Gives Dinner Party
 Mrs. Robert Scudder gave dinner l party last week to a number of Enot- nix friends The party was given la i honor of Mrs Scudder's birthday MEX DIPLOMAT WILL NOT RESIGN | SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Sept 4-l)e-. nial that he will resign from the cah-. l met of Provisional President de iK | Huerta to take charge Of the financial | office of the Mexican government iu i London was made tonight by General