Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-04
ARREST THE 7TH'MEET M0NDAY To
CHARGED N||TH.DEC|DE ON THE
KNIGHT MURDER. NEW CITY PLANS

Monday night Is destined to mark
Phoenix. The City Planning Com
mission of 100 has been called to
meet tomorrow night to decide upon
one of the most important questions
ever brought before any civic organi-
cation here. The committee will
meet in the School Administration
building at O'Clock Sand make a
definite decision regarding the plans
for future Phoenix as outlined by
Bennett and Parsons of Chicago.
The planning commission of 100
was formed and met for the first
time last spring. Its organization
was authorized by a special ordi
nance passed by the city commits
sion. H. L. Aller, A. l. Moore and
Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth were named as
a committee to plan the organiza-
ton of the commission for working
purposes. The report of this COM
mittee will be one of the features of
the meeting tomorrow.
Every Phase Cared for
Practically every phase of the de-
velopment of a city has been worked
out in a manner particularly adapt
able to Phoenix in the plans prepared
by Bennett and Parsons. A solution
of the traffic plablem is offered. ad-
ministrative and educational civic
centers which will serve very prac-
teal purpose while Identifying the
city are outlined: railroad shops and
switches are properly segregated, a
depot which would be credit to
Phoenix is shown with all the archi-
teetural details, parks are outlined
and the development of the present
! park system suggested. In fact. the
plans are very comprehensive in
, scope and complete in detail.
These elaborate plans will be pre-
scented for the first time to the COM
mission of 100, as body. at the COM
! ing meeting and it is expected that
! every member of the important or
| ganization will be present. Indi-
vidual opinions regarding the plans.
| suggested changes or any new ideas
| for the betterment of Phoenix will be
| welcomed
| In addition to considering these
plans, the commission will be put
| into working shape at this meeting.
| After adopting the plans. in the
| present or modified form, the COM
mission will be expected to be the
| stimulus behind the movement to
carry them through to realization.
| The complete plan of organization
will be presented for acceptance or
| change, working committees will be
| named and an active, progressive
| machine formed TO push Phoenix
| ahead to where it will rank as the
most beautiful and efficient city OF
! it's size in America.
Members of Commission
Following is complete list of all
| members of the commission: H. L
A1ler, H. w. Asbury, Mrs ]. L. B
Alexander, ]. C. Adams. Jay Alkire
Guy Alsap, Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth. c.
H. Akers, DR.. r. r. Brownfield
Mrs. Harry J. Bennett. Irs. Henry
Baswitz. Mrs. George Brockway
Wallace Button, Fred Burrows. Mrs
I E. j. Bennett, Mrs. Harold Baxter
T. M. Burroughs, Mrs. Thomas f.
Campbell, Vernon Clarke, Mrs. L. H
Chalmers, Colonel E. P. Conway
Clinton Campbell. H. 3. Cassidy. c
| w. Cisney, W. p. Crump, Mrs. Eller
Copper, Peter Corpstein, F. p. Cruice
C. d. Doris, H a. Diehl, Mrs.
John bennett, Jr., l.. D. Cameron
Charles Donofrio, Archie Dulmage
A. T. Esgate, f. H. Ensign. S. H
Mitchell, Victor Steineger. John J
Sweeney, Mrs. Charles Ellis. Mrs
Lou Emerson, Henry George. Dr.
George Goodrich, J. B. Grand Davi(
Goldberg. Leo Goldman. Jack Halo
ran. D. b. Heard, Pat Hurley, ]. ID
, Halstead, Herbert Hotchkiss, j. L
Irwin. D. F. Jantzen. Frank Shirley
l.. NJ. Stewart, Charles Korrick, Johl
Kohlberg, Royal Lescher, Ernest W
Lewis, Joseph r. Lotus, J. d. Lopez
w. W. Lawhon, James H. McClin
took, Roy Murray, A. H. Mcclellan
A. l.. Moore, f. c. McNabb, H. L
McVey, Warren Macarthur, Fathe
Novatus, John G OeMalley, d. ]
; Peters, Fred Powell, g. H. Pratt, Il
S. Prince, E. C. Phelps. Howar'
, Reed. Ed Rudolph, r. D. Roper, Mrs
! II. d. Ross, Dean Scarlet, S. II