Arizona republican., 1920-10-10
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EXECUTIVE BOARD TO MEET -l The executive board of the Woman's club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. This will be the last op- portunity to present names for mem bership before the club reopens.
 BANKS CLOSE TUESDAY - As Tuesday. october 12. is Columbus Day, a holiday. the banks of Phoenix will be closed.
 ENLIST IN THE NAVY-In the past week five men enlisted in the navy and were sent to various schools and sta tions. as follows: James H. McClendon of Phoenix, naval training station, San Francisco; Charles A. Edmonson of Phoenix. naval training station, San Francisco: Clarence Roberts of Gilbert, naval training station. San Francisco; Edward Cooper of Mesa. naval training school, San Francisco; James C. Mc- Mann of Phoenix, machinist school, Great Lakes. Illinois.
 REPUBLICAN, WOMEN'S LEAGUE The Republican Women's league will hold it's regular meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the city hall The election laws will be taken up and dis cussed by several speakers. to be an.
 
 league and all women interested are invited and women living in the rural districts are particularly requested to attend.
 TOWN MEETING COMMITTEE = Judge F.. w. Lewis. Joseph McAleer Howard s. Reed, c. M. Zander and Warren Parker were appointed yester- day by the chamber of commerce as a committee in charge of the next Town Meeting" This committee will set the date. place, time and subject of discus sion of the next meeting and will rem der its repor: within a few days.
 GOOD ROADS MEETING - The chamber of commerce yesterday re- ceived a telegraphic invitation from the Southw estern Good Roads asso- citation to send representatives to a special meeting to he held at Globe at 8 D. m. on October IS. The invitation was signed by l.. A w. Burtch, secre- tary of the association. The invitation has also been sent to the boards of county supervisors, city officials and commercial organizations throughout the county. The purpose of the meet ing is to discuss the good roads situa- tion throughout the state in general and the Apache trail in particular.
 BEE KEEPERS MEET-An informal meeting of the bee keepers of the county was hid yesterday in the Salt River valley water users building to discuss ways and means of coping with foul brood the disease having made its appearance, it is said, near Sacaton | The attendance was large and the dis cussion general. Lack of funds, how ever. will probably deter the apiarist: from definite action, although the in spector tor this district is exertint every effort Go assist them.
 STATE OFFICIALS TO RETURN .l D. c. Mote, state entomologist, and J l.. F. Louderdale, cotton entomologist are expected to return today iron Tucson, where they hay been for tn past week.
 ADDITION TO PIONEERS HOME The new addition to the Pioneer home will be completed by the end O March. according to Clayton Bennett secretary to the board of directors O state institutions, who returned iron Prescott yesterday Mir. Bennett state' that the concrete foundation had beel completed af.d joists laid for the frs floor levels. "Au material is being re ceived promptly and by early sprint there will be sufficient room to hous 54 more pioneers than now occupy tn home.'' he declared. The present mum Der registered at the home is 65, talxini the capacity of the building
 MIAMI PHYSICIAN HERE - Di Nelson D. Braytor is in Phoenix iron Miami for the week end.
 URGES LEAGUE OF NATIONS Asking the women to lend their sup port to the league of nations. k. ( Phelps addressed the Women's Cox Roosevelt club at its second luncheo of the campaign season yesterday There were seventy five women wh listened to his plea. made at the con clusion of the luncheon served at tn