Arizona republican., 1921-11-11
AeuILLA cATTLEMAN HERE

rtS -fN VI LEHMAN ". E. Bancroft, a cattIeman of Aguilla, transacted business with the state land department yesterday.
 FL PASO MAN IN CITY-Dave Shehady, business man of Fl Paso, is in the. city for four weeks visit with his cousin, John Hyder.
 NO FRIDAY CLUB MEETING On account of the Armistice day pa rade and the Industrial week pro gram there will be no meeting of the Friday club today.
 RETURNS FROM CONFERENCE Willard Gustin, manager of the Pacific coast subdivision of the War Veterans bureau, festerday returned from San Francisco where he held a conference with the chief of the di- vision.
 JOE BACK IS WANTED-If Joe | Back or Benson is in Phoenix he is
 urged to call at the Monroe house
 as relatives are here who wish to locate him.
 DONATIONS NEEDED-The As
 sociated Charities is in urgent need of furniture, cooking utensils and bedding. Anyone having such arti- cles which they will donate are asked to call the Associated Charities at
 
 OPENS DENTAL OFFICE-Dr. F. Luther Goodspeed has opened a den- tai office at 200-201 Masonic build ing. Dr. Goodspeed formerly prac- ticed in Boston and for a number of years was assistant professor at | Tufts dental college in that city. BAPTIST w. M. U. TO MEET The Womans Missionary union of the | First Baptist church will hold it's regular meeting this afternoon at 2:30 l o'clock. This is also a day of pray
 CT and the church will keep open
 house, beginning at 10 o'clock. HERE FROM PRESCOTT-John
 Robinson of Prescott is among the
 Shrine visitors in the city. MT. Rob- inson has large cattle interests In vance of the Shriners festivities to | attend business in the state land de- | pertinent.
 SERVICE OF PRAYER-A service
 of prayer for the success of the dis, | armament conference will be held
 at the First Congregations church 1 today at 10:45 am. The church
 will be open until 12 o'clock. At II | o'clock the tribute of silence will be | paid the hero dead. All friends and
 neighbors are welcome.
 TO INSPECT FLAGSTAFF BAT l TERY-Adjutant General Walter s.
 Infalls and Col. H. A. Hanigan, sen | for inspector instructor of the Arizo-
 na National Guard, will leave Mon day for Flagstaff where they will in-
 spect Battery D. 15Sth field artil-
 lery. going from there to Williams l to inspect Co. I, 15Sth infantry. l SPANISH WAR vETERANS-All | sxl. American war, the Philippine insur-
 rection or the Chinese expedition are | urgently requested to join with the
 Phoenix camp of the U. s. W. V. in
 the ArInistice day parade today. Re- port at Seventh avenue and Wash
 ington street at 9:30 am. sharp.
 J. l.. B. Alexander, commander; Con
 P. Cronin, adjutant.
 1 TO ATTEND COOKS SCHOOL Earl J. Pourchot, mess sergeant oi I Co. D, 15Sth Infantry. Arizona Ma
 tional Guard, has been detailed to
 attend the school for cooks and ba-
 kers at the Presidio of San Fran
 cisco. according to Adjutant Gener- al Walter s. Ingalls,. Sergeant Pour
 chot has been ordered to report or
 or before November 14. Upon com
 pletion of his course he will return !. to Phoenix
 NEW INCORPORATION Tn
 Schumann Independent Mining com pany yesterday filed articles of in. corporation with the corporation ? commission, giving the capital stocl as s500.000, divided into half a mil [ lion shares at a par value of s1 each
 The officers of the corporation ar, Harry Schumann of Florence, presi-
 dent; Herman Lowkowitz, vice presi. , dent; and Ida Shuumann of Florence secretary and treasurer.
 , JEWISH SERVICES - Regulai Sabbath services of Congregation oi : Beth Israel will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the School Adminis-
 tration building on First avenue. The : rabbi, Dr. LilSnaitz, will take for hi! , subject, Blessed are the Peacemak- CTS" The Temple chorus will ren- der the usual responses. Religious classes, followed by short services will be held Saturday and Sunda! , mornings at 10 o'clock. All are wei , come.
 } RAiLROADERS HAVE CHARGE The Arizona Eastern bunch hay charge of the next dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club which will be held a [ the Adams hotel banquet room ol : Thursday evening. Nov. :. at 6:1 D. m. The committee in charge ar 2 Bernita Hanson, chairman: and Bes : NJ. White and Mildred Griffin. Nh : Dick Smith of the Arizona Easter railroad will talk on the subject c Transportation and Its Relation t l Business" Miss Betty Barry wi t give a reading. Musical selection
 by Mir. Lester DeMund on the har = many guitar. Mir. Allen Willard an g MT. Jack Springer win sing a due :, accompanied with eukeleles.