Arizona republican., 1920-05-19

granted permission to the Danciger oil and Refining ecupany to sell 50,OOo shares of it's treasury stock at S2 share. The com pany proposes to oper- ate in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Ken lucky. Tennessee and Louisiana.
 ASK TO RAISE EATES-Claiming an increase in the c0st of operation. the Southside Gas and EIectr.c company yesterday filed it's application with the corporation commission for perm. SSioH to increase its electric rates. The in crease asked by the company is 70 cents for residence rate. T. M. Quebe- deaux also asked for authority of the commission to sell the Wlnslow electric plant to the Arizona Electric Power company.
 LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS Petition for letters of administration were filed by J. w. smith yesterday in the estate of William H. Benner who died in Phoenix May IT, 1920. The es- tate consists of personal and real prop erty in Maricopa county to which the petition gives the value of S3000. The petition will be heard on Monday aft ernoon, May 31, at 30 o'clock.
 w. R. C. MEET TODAY-Members of the Woman's Relief corps are re- auested to attend the meeting to be held today at 2; 30 at the W. C. T. U. building, 1901 West Monroe street. Plans will be discussed for the arrange 
 ABOUT SENIOR PHOTOS Pho tographer Charles F. Heath asks all members of the senior class of Phoenix High school who haven't already called at his studio for their photographs to do so today. He announced that all the orders have been completed and are ready for instant delivery.
 "ENcHANTED GA R D EN" RE- HEARSALS-Final rehearsals for The Enchanted Garden will be held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Will liam Fl. Bowman residence, 611 North Fifth street. All who are to take part in the program Thursday must be present at the rehearsal this afternoon. TO SUMMER IN OMAHA-Mrs. D. R. Leard will leave this week for Omaha. Neb., where she will spend the summer months with her parents Her husband, D. R. Leard, assistant cashier of the Phoenix National bank will join her some time in July. Upon thelr re- turn to Phoenix they will occupy their new home at 721 East Willetta street which is now in course of construction.
 INJURED IN MOTOR ACCIDENT Alberto Moreno was severely injured when he was knocked from his motor cycle by motor car driven by C. C. Moore at the intersection of Central avenue and Broadway about 8 o'clock last night. c. Hanson, a witness of the accident. rushed Moreno to the St. Joseph hospital where it was found that his injuries were serious but not dangerous. According to witnesses of the accident Moreno rode his motor cycle out of Broadway alley directly in front of the motor car which Moore was driving. The accident was con- sidered unavoidable.
 TO ENTERTAIN CHILDREN-An interesting program has been Arranged for the entertainment of all children 0F and RahakahC for Thursday night when the Rebekah Lodge will play hostess at the Odd Fellows hall, Third avenue and West Adams street. Games will be paved and refreshments served
 BRING BOTUIiSM ViCTlM-The body of G. O. Brown, the ranch fore man, second to die in the recent pois- oning near Florence, was brought to Phoenix yesterday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the chapel of Moore and Mcclellan. Burial will be at Green wood cemetery. Rev. Hugh Deck Of Florence will offieiate. Mrs G. O. Brown died last August at Prescott and was buried in Greenwood cemetery
 JOINS BARKER COMPANY Ben Goldberg of Denver. Colo, has joined the sales department of John F. Barker produce dealers of 35 West Jefferson
 To INSPECT WORk-Miss Beulah Coon. state supervisor of home eco monies. left yesterday for 10 days inspection tour of Cochise county.
 GAME WARDEN ILL-Joe V. Pro- chaeka. state game warden. is i'll being threatened with an attack of infiuenzo. Mr. Prochaska. has been absent from his office for the past two days. SON IS BORN-PhoeniN friends have received wodr of the birth of q son to Dr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Gillette ] nf xNnstufrndhar1 m N II