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rived in the city yesterday to appear before the supreme court in several cases.
 GOING TO TUCSON Adjutant General Walter s. Ingalls, will leave today for Tucson to inspect the armory at that point and the national guard unit established there.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are telegrams at the Western Union for MT. HarriH, Will Forni, Ott w. Jensen, Mir. Pauli, Sor Chon Aguirre, L. M. White, care of White and Miller. H. E. Williams, w. J Osborne.
 BENEFIT BAND CONCERT-The Capital City band, under the direc- tion of Leader r. A. Venne, will give a benefit concert in it's own behalf at Vance hal, Il,SMesa, this evening. A special program has been arranged for this concert, which is to be fol- lowed by a dance.
 HOME FROM INSPECTION - F'rizt M. Holmquist, assistant state engineer, and Merrill Butler. bridge engineer with the state highway de-
 partment, returned yesterday from an inspection of the Wickenburg bridge. Additional protection to the river banks resulted from the inspec-
 ton, the work on which will be com pleted within a week.
 PHI DELTA THETAS DINE-The Phi Delta Theta, or Alumni club. will
 meet at dinner at the Rauch House at [ o'clock tomorrow evening" Alumni day. All members of the club
 who contemplate attending the din
 ner are requested to notify Henry Miller, telephone 3057, of their in tentions before noon tomorrow.
 
 Owing to unavoidable absence of i Frank Brown, grand master of the Masonic lodge, the new Masonic f lodge at Peoria will not open tonight as planned but will hold its ceremo
 nies next week. MT. Brown was de- tained in Prescott. There are 20
 members of the Peoria lodge and
 many had planned to be present at
 tonights meeting from Phoenix. COLLEGE CLUB MEETlNG-The l College club will meet Wednesday at 1 3:30 p. m., at Cottonwood Court, 507 | North Seventh street. The second l citizenship program will be conduct l ed by Miss Elsie Toles. All college to join the club, and also college 1 students who have had two years in
 a degree conferring institution. MANY CATTLE SALES = Cattle
 sales are being reported daily to the
 office of the live stock sanitary board,
 according to its secretary, Ed | Stephens, who said yesterday that | buyers at present seemed centered | at Seligman. Seven California and 1 Nevada buyers were in that vicinity one day this week. Fair prices were | offered.
 TO GIVE PLAYA musical com edy entitled The New Minister" will
 be presented by the Bethel Dramatic 1 club at the Washington school or ] Saturday evening at s o'clock. The cast is composed of the young people /! of Bethel church and is said to con- l tain considerable excellent talent 1 The proceeds from the play are to gc
 to the Washington Sunday school.
 ROTARY LUNCHEON TODAY 1 The regular weekly luncheon of the 1 Phoenix Rotary club will be held al | noon today at the '. NJ. c. A. Wright
 Lawhon will be the chairman and the 1 program of the meeting will include | a report of the recent conference ol | Rotary club presidents and secreta- 1 ries held at Santa Ana, Calif., by | President Boynton and Secretary l Feldnan, and a talk on industrial re- | lations by George Todd.
 | ATTENTION, CONFEDERATE All ex-C Confederate soldiers, sons l and daughters who wish to attend
 the national reunion at Chattanooga
 Tenn. Oct. 24-26. are asked to cal
 on c. c. Chambers, 347 North Fiftl
 avenue, to obtain certificates of iden tification which will enable them t,
 get railroad transportation at tn
 rate of one cent a mile. Tickets vii
 not be on sale until Oct 22. BASKET SOCIAL = The youni people of the Intermediate leagu and Mrs. c. NJ. Aker's Sunday schoo class will give a basket social an, Chinese. auction at the Central Meth odist church at o'clock tonight. / photograph gallery and specia stunts are on the program. Tn proceeds of the evening are to go t the new church building fund. JEWISH SERVICES = Regula Sabbath services of the congregatio Beth Israel will be held at s o'cloc tonight at the school administratio building. The rabbi, Dr. Liknait; will speak on ."IsraeIs Nationa \ Song" The Temple chorus will ren der responses te the service. Mis- \ Anita Herriek of Denver will sin I Now I Lay Me Down in Peace," b l Dudley Buck. Religious. school wi 2 be held Saturday and Sunday morn -I l
 ! UNION REVIVAL MEETING = ] Growing interest and increased at q tendance were some of the encourag ] ing features of the union reviva meeting conducted by Evangelist 1 l B. Shaw at the Missionary churcl Tenth and Fillmore streets. las l night. The Christian people of sev a eral churches and missions are wax T ing up to the importance of greate l faith and more prevailing prayer fc a a greater revival in Phoenix. I meeting for divine healing has bee z called and will be held this afternoo i at 3 o'clock. At the previous meet ;T ing conducted by Evangelist Sha' s1 many have claimed to be greatl d helped.
 4 HAS ARIZONA SOCIETY - sa d Lake has followed Los Angeles an s4 New York in the organization of a J Arizona society. That the City \ the Saints has many former soutf . western residents and that they al proud of the locality whence the ' came is indicated by a report of meeting of the Salt Lake Arizor ] society, with about 100 individua present. The meeting was at u J beautiful home of Mrs. Pearl Ura q Nelson. Among the visitors we, I president Andrew Kimbau of Sa 4 ford, president D. k. Urall of $ ! Johns and Mrs. Christopher Layto 1 widow Of the patriarch of the upp T Gila river settlements
 R FIVE PLEAD NOT GUlLTY-- -- L. Young yesterday pleaded n E guilty in the superior court on tv 2 charges of worthless checks and u \ case was set for trial on Novemb S by Judge Stanford. Jess L. Whi zs ner pleaded not guilty to a statute z charge and the case was set for N