Arizona republican., 1920-11-23
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COMES FROM cALIFoRNIA-Mrs. Marie Louise Ross is an arrival from Los Angeles who will be here an in definite period as the guest of her son and daughter, State Treasurer and Mrs. Harry S. Ross of GAG North Fifth ave- nue.
 TO RETURN TO LOS ANGELES Dr. J. A. Munk will leave this evening for his home in Los Angeles after q week in the valely in research work.
 MAKES BUSINESS VISIT TO CITY A. A. Johns of Prescott. president or the senate of the last state legislature, is in the city on business. He will be here several days.
 WoMAN'S CLUB TO MEET-The Madison Woman's club will meet at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon to complete arrangements for the annual bazaar which will be held Dec. 3. The hostesses at the club meeting will in- clude Mrs. A. G. Bailey, Mrs. William Gardner, Mrs. A. G. Hargraye and Mrs. G. c. Dull.
 DR. LIKNAITz GOES TO FL PASo -Dr. David L. Liknaitz, rabbi of the Phoenix Hebrew congregation, left last evening for Fl PasD, where he will at tend the first meeting of the south western district of the Union of Amer ican Hebrew congregations. He will represent the Jewish congregation Of Phoenix. pr. Liknaitz is on the pro gram at the III Paso meeting, his sub ject being, 'Extending the Influence o1 Religion to the Unsynagogued-" Rao- bis from all over the southwestern dis trict will be at the meeting in addition to two from New York.
 GOVERNOR RETURNS TODAY = Gov. Thomas E. Campbell win return today from an inspection trip to the Lyman dam project. He has been ab- sent from the city since Friday and hurried his return to attend a meeting of the state land board which will DC held today. Left over business from the regular meeting week ago vii be taken up, including number oi contest actions.
 TO RESIDE ON COAST Miss Helen Fife, head stenographer in the office of Governor Campbell, left yes terday for Los Angeles, where she VII join her mother. who left Phoenix sev- eral weeks ago. Mrs. Fife and daugh- ter contemplate taking up their per manent residence on the coast.
 TO ATTEND coNFERENcE-c. Q Case, state superintendent of public | instruction, will attend the regiona educational conference which will p' l held in Sacramento Dec. 6. The con ference was called by P. F. Claxton United States commissioner of edu cation, who is urging the co-opera ton of educational forces in the regiol which includes California. New Mexic' and Arizona.
 FIRM MOVES oFFIcES-E. J. Ben nit & Co. yesterday moved from it quarters in the Western Union build ing, which they had occupied for near lily 20 years, to Rooms 201-5. Hear
 DAUGHTER IS BoRN-A daughte
 was born yesterday to Mrs. 1. P. Ere! wife of the Rev. l. ?. Frey, at the resi- ldence at 1S6 North Ninth avenue.
 ASK FOR NOTIFICATION = Off cials of the chamber of commerce rooI
 bureau issued a request yesterday ths Landlords who rent rooms or apart Iments which have been listed with tn |. buerau notify those in charge at tn ] chamber of commerce when the room . are taken, especially when this can | 1. done without trouble Such notifica tion will prevent the room bureau froi sending visitors to rooms or apar'
 ments which have been rented, and wi also enable it to keep it's listings
 good shape for the inspection , searchers after accommodations. MANY USE CAMP GROUNDS } More than 300 tourists have used u { automobile camp grounds during tf . last two weeks, according to a repo { made to the chamber of commert yesterday by Caretalzer Bacon, ar
 every state in the union has been rel
 resenteds The register of the ground 3 shows that the average daily arriva ! oh oil f.f c to be well pleased with the accomm,