Arizona republican., 1920-09-13
Map Out Winter Work

DOUGLAS-The educational com 1nlttee of the Y. M. c. A, with Mrs. Ashley Packard, chairman, met at the T. M C- A this morning and made prelmlnary plans for certain new edu- cat1onal courses for this winter.
 Each member of the committee was appointed to look into the plans and To report at the next meeting of the committee, which will be later in the month.-Internation
 Douglas Girls to Parade
 DOUGLAS-One of the features of the Mexican celebration in Agua Prieta September Is will be a parade by Douglas participants. The parade will begin uptown on G avenue and con tinue to the international line, where the procession will be met by the Agua Prleta patriotic society and officials and welcomed to the Mexican town.
 In the parade there will be Douglas Mexican girls, attired in white and carrying vari-colored parasols, riding in les.--International
 Charged With Making Still
 GLOBEH. B. Kelley of Miami. was arrested yesterday by department of justice agent Wnkie. charged with manufacturing a still. Wilkie states that the still or parts of it were found in his possession at the time of the ar rest, and that it had been made in the llAA SilOp OSlOn6AAiS lO ASi1CS. This is the second arrest made in Miami during the past few days on a similar charge.-Record.
 New Building Award
 MIAMI-Contractor Holberg and Burdick have been awarded the con- tract for the construction of concrete store building to cost approximately $6,000 by the Miami Copper company. The store building will be built on the | Si 0f ha n1d Mo(snvyor1 Tn Or in Lower Miami, recently badly dam aged by fire. Considerable material | will be salvaged in wreclxing the old hotel building for use in the new store building.-Silver Belt.
 l Purchase Big Plant | NOGALES-A commodious big plant | for the manufacture of the Adams spiral blow, invention of Lytle $. | Adams former Nogales man, has just been purchased in St. Louis by the | Spiral Machinery company, which manufactures the Adams invention Herald.
 Flies to NoeaIes
 NOGALES-BiHy Kahn, formerly in the employ of Charles Chaplin, movie actor, as an aviator, arrived in No gales late yesterday flying from Doug las a Pacific Standard Liberty six motored ship. which he brought here for the inspection of, the International Air Service corporation and which concern may buy it.
 | A called meeting of the board of di rectors of the corporation will be held this week to act on whether the ship shall be purchased or not, after due inspection by the officials of the In ternational air service.-Herald. I Road Work Progresses BISBEE-Sid Smyth, county engin- eer, was in the district yesterday Smyth said that the most important road work that is being done in the county now is the removal of rocl points on the divide. He says that this work is progressing and that motorists are expressing satisfaction with what is being accomplished. A road gang is now at work surfacing the Dor Buis-Naco road and when this IS fin ished will surface the rough places or the Don Luis Hereford road.-Review Will Fly Over Yuma
 | YUMA-Lieut. D. Enderton, son O.
 the superintendent of the Fortuna
 mines. William H. Enderton, is bacI
 in Yuma and for a few days will giyi
 exhibition flights at the local aviation
 field
 Lieut.. Enderton resided in Yuma foI