Arizona republican., 1920-02-18
EASTERN MEN TO SPEND NIGHT AT
 ROOSEVELT DAM
Cleveland Chamber of Com merce Party, Arriving To- day, Are to See Great Res ervoir Flowing Over Dam

The first eastern people to see Roosevelt lake flowing over the spill ways of the dam in several years will be Ss members of the Cleveland cham Der of commerce excusion who will ar rive over the Santa Fe at 8: 30 o'clock this morning. They will remain here until 5:50 o'clock tomorrow evening, when they will leave over the Santa F'e for California.
 The party will be met at the train by a fleet of automobiles. committee from the Phoenix chamber of com merce and a group of representative citizen. and taken to the Country club for breakfast. At about 10 o'clock the excursionists will leave for Roosevelt and will stop at Goldfields. on the des- ert. where lunch in camp style will be served by the Mesa Commercial club.
 The visitors will spend the night at Roosevelt. returning in the forenoon by way of southside towns. The time left from the hour of arrival in Phoe- nix until the train leaves will be passed in seeing the sights The excursion ists will scatter as they please. All the industries in the city will be visited by groups interested in the various indus tries.
 Reception Committee
 Every phase of business in Cleveland is represented in the party, according to informa ton furnished the chamber of commerce. It is the 18th trade eX cursion run by the Cleveland chamber of commerce. It is taking five weeks to make the trip of the west and far west. The party will visit 9 cities en route and cover 1000 miles The pur pose of the tour is to establish closer industrial and commercial cooperation between Cleveland and the cities of the west.
 The chamber Of commerce committee in charge of the entertainment in this aitx fCnC M a Arthur Haltom. representing the cham ber of commerce: Wallace Button, the Rotary club; Royal w. Lescher representing the kiwanis club; V. A. Thompson, representing the city of Phoenix. and W. R. Elliott, the Water Users, asso- citation. Mir Elliott will be the direc- tor of the trip to Roosevelt.
 It was impossible for the Phoenix chamber of commerce to get com plete Inst of members of the party, as a number were added before the train left Cleveland. and others were picked up en route. However, a list, as fur nished by the Cleveland organization and marked "a partial list" is as fol- lows:
 Some of the Visitors
 B. c. Atkinson, Fred l.. Ball. Mrs. Fred L. Ball, W. H. Bottom. Mrs. w. Bottom. B. A. Collins, Mrs. B. A. Col lins, J. J. Camerford Mrs. J. J. Gamer ford. A. c. Cook, H. M. Chisholm, Mrs. H. NJ. Chisholm. Brewster F. Kinney. Mrs. Brewster P. Kinney. Henry F. Klein, Mrs. Henry r. Klein, Tom Knight, George w. Kortz. Mrs. George W. Kortz, F.. F. Lawrence. O. F. Leo pold. George R. Mckay. F. S. Macou- recil. Mrs. F. :. Macoureck, Samuel R. George H. Miller. Mrs. George IT. Miller. Hunter Morrison. Vim. Fl. NJ. D.. Mrs. Wm. H. Phillips, Theodore PoplewslSy, Mrs. Theodore Poplewsi<y, Mrs. Christine Sagesser, A. F. Reister- Mrs. A. E. Riester, L. A. Ritzman. Mrs. l.. A. Ritzman, C. G. Sanky. Elmer J. Sapp, H. l.. Schoen- berger. E. s. Schulte, Jesse Seidman. Sidney Seidman. Charles F. Seifried, Mrs. Charles F. Seifried. Henry A. Taylor. Clarence F.. Terrill, Miss Nina B. STerrill. William J. Van Aiken. Clar- ence F. Walker. Sidney $. Wilson, Mrs. Sidney $. Wilson.
 An interesting feature of the visit If the Cleveland men today is the fact hat one member of the delegation was II Cleveland party that visited the irand Canyon March 6. 1905 on the occasion of the presence there of President Roosevelt. Governor Brodie md more than 800 Arizonans were a he Canyon. The Cleveland Grays, a | amous military organization of that | lay, was with the Cleveland party.