Arizona republican., 1920-05-27
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 cocHIsE DEPUTY IN CITY, Harry Metcalf deputy sheriff of Co chise county, was in Phoenix yesterday on business connected with his office.
 GOES TO SAN FRANCISCO-Jacl1 Brinckerhoff of the drafting depart ment of the state engineers office was called to San Francisco yesterday by the serious illness Of his mother.
 PERMIT TO SELL STOCK-The corporation commission yesterday is sued a permit to the North SWastika Extension Mining company to sell 150,- 900 shares of it's treasury stock at 90 cents. The property is located in the Peck mining district in Yavapai county.
 PAN HELLENIC CLUB MEETS There will be a meeting of the Pan Hellenic Luncheon club at II o'clock Saturday in the Y. M. c. A. All Greek letter women wishing to attend call phone 3I02 by Friday noon.
 RECITAL TOMORROW = Piano pupils of Frank R. Evans, violin pupils of H. Klingenfeld and expression and dancing pupils of Vivian Florine Young will be presented in recital at the School of Music tomorrow afternoon.
 REHEARSAL cALLED-All the par ticipants in the Enchanted Garden performances are requested to meet at the Columbia theater at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning for a rehearsal pre- vious to the Saturday afternoon per formance.
 PUTS PHOENIX ON RoUTE-For those passing from Texas to Cali fornia a present the chamber of com merce has recommended. so far as grades and other conditions are con cerned. the road by Tucson. Phoenix and Parker. according to a letter in answer to an inquiry of Carl Hartman, 511 West 33rd street. Austin. Texas
 ART CLUB BAZAAR - The Self Improvement Art club of colored women will give bazaar at the Second Bap- tist church. Fifth and Jefferson streets, this afternoon, for the benefit of a colored nursery and orphanage in Phoe- nix. Refreshments will be served and aprons and fancy articles will be on sale. The bazaar will open at noon and continue through the evening.
 ASK ABOUT ARIZONA-Inquiry ia reaching the Phoenix chamber of com merce from Texas and other southern states as to Arizona summer resorts and suitable spots for vacation parties. The Roosevelt dam country, the noun tains about Prescott, the Flagstaff country. Payson and Pine are among high altitude regions given in answer to these inquiries.
 RANKS 100 PER CENT-Governor Thomas E. Campbell has conveyed his congrat atulations to the Norman F Griffin Post No. 9 American Legion of Hayden on it's 100 per cent member ship. Every eligible ex-service man is enrolled in the post, according to word received by the governor from Henry R. Christie, post commander.
 CITY TO BUY DUMPING GROUND City Manager Thompson was au- thorized by the city commission at AL N acres of ground adjoining the present city dumping ground southwest of the city. This land is in the river bottoms and the city commissioners consider the tract sufficiently large to serve a s a dumping ground for many years Two thousand dollars will be paid for the 70 acres.
 DENTAL EXAMINATION ENDS TODAT-The examination conducted by the state dental board. which has been in progress since Monday. will be concluded today. according to Dr. R. J. Roper of Prescott. member of the board. Twelve were taking the examination. which is being held at the Monroe school. Dr. w. A. Baker one of the members of the board, has been called to his home in Tucson, but the re- maining members, including Dr. Roper. Dr. K. A. Miller of Williams, Dr. l.. R. Brown of Douglas and pr. R. C. Tow lCI Ol A4lS G4Lgf VIII D6 AAEAE AAAS AN- mainder of the week.
 ARIZONA EXPLoITED-The Amer jean Hereford Journal anniversary edi- ton, containing 4S6 pages. which is many times larger than the congress sionaI record, but contrary thereto, is filled from cover to cover with interest ing reading for the stockmen, has reached Phoenix from Kansas City, where it was published Arizona has three pages in one story written at the chamber of commerce and entitled 1 Arizona Has Extensive Need of More ] Registered Herefords." The story is il- i frustrated with Herefords. showing the | range and feed yards.
 l AGNES B. GRIFFIN IN RECITAL The principal event of the week in J local musical circles is the program announced for Friday evening, when 1 Franz Darvas, head of the piano de partment of the School of Music pre- : sents his pupil. Agnes B. Griffin. in recital. This young pianist is one in
 whom the people Of Phoenix have been | greatly interested during the past two years, and her program will doubt i lessly be attended by many. She will be assisted by Muriel Stewart, eXpres
 sion pupil of Vivian Florine Young and Eugenia Natucki, violin pupil of l H. Klingenfeld. The program will be ! gin at s: 30 o'clock The public is cor dially invited to attend.
 HAD STOLEN CAR, IS CHARGE
 Robert OlesOn. former proprietor oi the National Garage 226 East Adams ! street. was arraigned before Justice | Mckee yesterday on a charge of re- 1 ceiving stolen property and was re- leased on his own recognizance to ap- pear for examination next week The
 charge arises from the disappearance of a Ford automobile belonging to Thomas Nelson, employed by the l from in front of the Y. M C. A It is
 alleged that Oleson received the cal
 in his garage and worked it over be- fore leaving for Los Angeles. where
 he was arrested. Oleson stated yester-
 day that he bought the car from a
 man and did not know if was SfoIaD