Arizona republican., 1922-06-03
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UHLER OUT OF M. AND M.-An-
nouncement has been made by the
officers of the Merchants and Man
ufacturers' association that A. l..
Uhler has rendered his resignation
as secretary, to be effective as soon
as his successor has been chosen. A
new secretary will be appointed at
an early date
BIG MAY BUSlNESS-Du the
month 0. May the Arizona branch of
the New York Life Insurance COM
pany wrote $511 900 of new business,
according to an announcement made
by the local ,ffice This is said to
be the biggest month the company
has had here since 1920, and is a
good indication of the general inn
proyement in business conditions all
over the state.
POSTPONE MEMORIAL - The
Woodmen's Circle memorial and dec
oration of graves has been postponed
until June II.
ASK RETURN VISTA cordial
invitatiJi was extended to the Phoe-
nix chamber of commerce yesterday
to visit Sal Diego. Following a recent
visit OF members of the San Diego
chamber of commerce to Phoenix
that body has expressed a wish that
the local men return the call. "The
recent visit of our representatives to
your city" states the invitation re-
ceived yesterday, proved a most
pleasant one and they are all looking
forward to your return visit"
MARKET MAN TO coME-The
Phoenix chamber of commerce was
notified yesterday that the U. S.
bureau OF markets and crop estimates
will again send a. man to the Salt
River vaRey to gather facts on the
cantaloupe crop. A cantaloupe field
station will be established early in
July. with G. E. Schultz in charge.
JUVENILE LIBERTY LODGE
The Juvenile Liberty Lodge No. IL
of the Fraternal Brotherhood, will
hold its regular meeting tonight at s
O'Clock. Officers will be elected and
social plans for the summer will be
outlined All members are urged to
be present.
PIANO RECITAL TODAY-A pro-
gram by the young piano training de-
partment pupils of the Arizona School
of Music will he held this morning at
1890 o'c'ock. The recital will include
little classic and original compost
tions. vioin. expression and dancing
numbers The public is cordially in
vited
TELEeRAMs FOR TEN-Te
grams are being held at the West
ern Union for Mrs. Ida J Burrell,
Blanche l.. Simmons, L. r. Mason.
M. A. Patteson L Rouault. Jr.. W. Fl.
Stanhagen, A J. Freehaser. Robert
Sassie. Quick Seed and Feed COM
pany and e. II Mead.
Molay will meet at 7:30 O'Clock to-
night in the Masonic hall All mem
bers OF the Masonic fraternity are
invited to attend.
HOME FROM COLUMBIA Jo-
seph Thalheimer Jr.. of 1920 North
Central aven lie. arrived in Phoenix
last Thul sday from New York. where
he has ben attending Columbia uni
versity. Following undergraduate
work at Stanford university, Mr.
Thalheimer received his bachelors
degree at Columbia, and will return
TO New York next September TO en-
gage in magazine work. Before re-
turning to the east he expects to
spend a few months in California.
TO VISIT OLD HoME-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. J. B. Kelly will leave for In
dianapolis next Wednesday to visit
Mr.. Kellv's former home. Mr.. Kelly.
proprietor of a local wood yard. was
in business in Indianapolis for 23l
years prior TO coming to Phoenix.
They will return from their visit
next fall
TO HOLD TAX HEARiNG--The
state tax commission will hold
hearing in the court house at Flor
ence on Monday, June at 2 o'clock
of the petition of the Pinal county
board of supervisors asking for per-
mission to make an emergency tax
levy of $500 to cover deficits in
the county road fund The money is
to be used in completing the re-
surfacing of county roads and in
approaches to bridges on
the Winkelman- Mammoth road.