Arizona republican., 1920-12-05

the ensuing year: President, Mrs. S. E McCauley. 715 North Second street; vice. president, Mrs. Roland c. Dryer, 536 East Moreland street; secretary, Mrs. R. s. Cadwallader, 1885 North Sixth avenue; treasurer, Mrs. K. r. Roziene. 51S East Willetta street. It Is announced that membership dues are to be paid to the secretary.
 NURSES TO MEET-All graduate nurses of Phoenix are urged to meet at St. Josephs hospital Monday eve ming at 7:S0 o'clock. A full attend ance is requested.
 RETURNS TO PoST-T. G. Doug las, well known former salesman of implements for the O. s. Stapley com pany, is again in Its employ after years absence.
 TO MAKE INVESTIGATION - An investigation of the water situation in Midland City will be made on Decem- Der 21, when the matter was set for hearing by the corporation commis sion yesterday. The hearing will be held in Globe where other minor mat ters will be heard at that time. Com plaints have been received by the cor poration commission from the proper ty owners in Midland City, which is located between Globe and Miami, to the effect that when the promoters sold the property water service was promised which has not been received. It appears that the property has | changed hands a number of times since Midland City was first promoted. | GOING TO HAWAII = Thomas D. Cashel, former rate expert with the corporation commission, will leave Tuesday for Honolulu, where he con- templates taking up his permanent residence. MT. Cashel stated yester-
 day that at present he had no plans
 for the future other than having the trip arranged for the benefit of his l health. Cashel, who is a rate expert l was a candidate for the corporation i commission at the Democratic pri- maries in September. He was defeat ed by Loren Vaughn, who was elected
 to the office at the general election il l November.
 EXPLAINS REMARKS = Chairman Heating, of Florence, of the Pacific
 division of the Bankhead highway, saic
 yesterday his remarks at the meeting
 of the day before regarding opposition
 to Florence and Phoenix had beer
 misunderstood as to what he sait |. concerning Ed Fletcher of San Di ego. Secretary Stanley Kilt of Tue son, MT. Heating said, had given evi
 dence of his opposition As to MI
 Fletcher, he said, he did not knoy
 what his attitude was but that for
 merly MT. Fletcher had shown som
 opposition to the location of the Dixi highway over this route.
 MEMS CLUB DlNNER-The regu lar monthly dinner of the Mems clul
 will be held at the Pro- Cathedral a
 6:30 o'clock Monday evening. Tn
 speaker will be L. H. Chalmers, wh
 will discuss the Japanese question .. The club is headed by Dr. John Den
 nett, Jr, with Herbert B. Atha, vic : president; Franklin D. Lane treasur
 CT, and Earl F. Drake, secretary. . HAS INFLUENZA Ed Stephen. , secretary to the state live stock sani : tary board, is confined to his hom 5 with an attack of influenza.
 3 DENY APPLlCATION-The corpo !. ration commission yesterday denie the motion for rehearing the applica tion of L. w. Kelly for a certificat Q of convenience and necessity to oper :. ate freight and express betwee Q Prescott and Jerome. In denying th
 application the commission set fort 1 that additional service was not rt
 quired and furthermore Kelly had is ?, nored the laws of the state and order 4 of the commission in operating witt < out certificate.