Arizona republican., 1921-12-13
4. B. FALL
 TG BE HERE FUR b|C CONFERENCE
Member of President Hard ing's Cabinet To Be In Phoenix Dec. 15-16- Gathering Will Be Not able

Former United States Senator A. B. Fall. now secretary of the in terior in the cabinet of President Harding. will be in Phoenix on Thursday and Friday. December IS and 16. to attend the Industrial Con Terence to be held in this city on those days.
 Secretary Fall gave the assurance Of his presence here on that oc- casion to Harry Welch. secretary of tht Phoenix chamber of com merce, while at the recent confer ence of the League of the South west at Riverside. Calf.
 Announcement of the coming of Secretary Fall is further indication of the fact that the approaching Industrial Conference is going to be one of the biggest and most inn portant gatherings ever held in the state. Many other prominent men, both in and out of the state, are to be present and the gathering will be widely representative of the busi- ness and professional life of Ari- zona.
 1 Enlargement of the program for the two days. continues and already it embraces variety of subjects | deeply concerned with problems. the solution of which will contribute 1 largely to the welfare and pros perity of all the people. Phoenix will be host on those two days to men representing the great indus tries of the state. and the bringing together of this large gathering of l prominent people to establish a clearing. house of ideas is an inno- vation in Arizona as in any other state and may result in a perman- ent organization for that purpose To Care for Visitors
 A registration booth will be opened in the lobby of the Hote tend the Industrial Conference vii register and where they will re. ceiye name badges. All visitor. from outside the county, in addi ton to receiving name badges. vii be given coupon tickets admitting them to the luncheon on each O the two days and to the dime on Thursday evening. Visitors als will be given visitors cards to tn l Country club and the Arizona clut A welcoming committee, il charge of Bryan Akers. will mee ! the trains. There also will be mo . tor cars to take them to hotels c anywhere else. in the city they de l sire to go.
 : be one of the principal speakers q the dinner has been received by ] c. Salisbury. chairman of the gen , l eraI committee. from GoyernC Thomas E. Campbell in the follow
 ing letter:
 Gov. Campbell Accepts
 Please accept the sincere assur ance of my appreciation of the in vitation extended by you request ing my presence at the dinner 1 I be given by the State Industria Conference on the evening of he cember 15 at the Country club. an this will constitute my formal ac ceptance of your thoughtful invita- ton.
 T have read with great interes the call for the State Industria word of endorsement in its behalf Having noted with regret the ire . quency with which nlisunderstand i ings arise by reason of duplication of efforts and failure on the par of the various interests of tn state to properly understand eacl others problems I feel that thi is my earnest hope that it vii lserve to 'dissipate any lack of un derstanding. which may now eSis concerning the vital questions af fecting our agricultural, commer cial and industrial life.
 II Ine SuD1ectS suggested m ln call are timely and include in on phase or another practically all o the big problems now confrontiul us as a state. That these subject are to be taken up and given care full consideration by conference representative of the important in terests of Arizona is to by mind | very hopeful sign that we are ap lproaching in an intelligent manne their solution.
 with best wishes for mos successful conference l remain, witl kind personal regards,
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL"
 Cities Send Delegations ' Cities of Arizona have taken no tice of the Industrial Conference | be held in Phoenix this month am in several cases have officially ap pointed delegations to represen those cities.
 The town of Mover will be rep resented by a delegation of 1e headed by ". Y. Mayer.
 There will be a delegation Of si'