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GOES TO NEW YORK - David f
! Johnson, chairman of the corpora
tion commission. left yesterday fol
New York on insurance business.
NEW YORK FINANcIER IN
| ClTY-Herman Warrendorf, New
York financier, is in Phoenix for a
] brief visit.
RECEPTION TONIGHT - There
/ will be a reception and program giver
this evening at the Wilson school
1t will begin promptly at 1880 o'clock
SUPERIOR ATTORNEY HERE -
George Stovall, an attorney of Supe-
rior, is spending the weekend IN
Phoenix.
PINAL ASSESSOR HERE - Thad
Moore, assessor of Pinal county, ar
rived in Phoenix yesterday and will
be here over Sunday.
COOKED FOOD SALE-The wom-
ans auxiliary OF Trinity cathedral
will hold cooked food sale at the
Grand Central market today, begin
ming at 10 o'clock.
DOG WANTS HOME - A four
months-old black and tan male pup
is looking for good home. The dog
is available at els North Third
street.
TELEGRAMs FOR FIVE - There
are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union office for Mrs. Halle
| Carr, Mrs. Bert Roby, B. b. Boyd
NJ A. Ivy and Southwest Hay and
Grain.
TO HOLD COOKED FOOD SALE
The ladies of the Central Christian
church will hold cooked food sale
at Wetzler's Arcade. First and
Washington streets at IL O'Clock this
morning.
ARTHUR 1. SWEET FUNERAL
Funeral services for Arthur Lewis
| SWEET, who died in Tucson Jan. IA
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
in the chapel of A. l.. Moore and
Sons, 329 West Adams street. The
burial win be in Greenwood cemetery
LAMAR COBB IN CITY - Lamar
| Cobb, former state engineer, now To-
Gated at FL Paso where he repre-
| sents the Portland Cement associa-
| ton, was a caller on state officials
yesterday. Mr.. Cobb win attend the
good roads meeting at Nogales.
| SET HEARING DATE-The Ari-
zona Gas and Electric Light com
pany versus the Nogales Light and
| Power company. alleging discrim-
| inatory rates, will come up for hear
! ing in Nogales February 20. The
matter was set down for hearing
yesterday by the corporation com
mission.
FAVORS NEW NAME = The state
! tax commission yesterday went on
record as favoring the bill that Mr..
Mather has requested Congressman
Carl Hayden to introduce in congress
changing the name of Kaibab forest
to Presidents Forest and prohibiting
| the grazing of livestock and lumber
| ing operations within its limits
MAY SELL SHARES - The cor
poration comm ION yesterday
authorized the Katherine Treasure
Vault Gold. Inc, to sell 100000 shares
of stock at 25 cents a share. The
company incorporated in Delaware
last October with a capital stock Of
$1,000, 900 divided into 100000
shares of stock at 81 par. The prop
erty is located in the San Francisco
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YOUNG WOMAN FROM AFRICA
"A "whirlwind from Africa" will
visit the First Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning. Miss Edith
Mae Bell, young woman of con-
vincing personality. comes from defi-
mite service in Africa and has mes
sage direct and compelling in its
appeal to all English speaking people.
Miss Bell is here in behalf of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society.
LAND OWNERS TO MEET-A
mass meeting of the land owners
within the Auxiliary Eastern Canal
irrigation district has been called for
Tuesday. January "a at the chamber
of commerce in Chandler. A special
election is to be held in the district
on January 27 on the question of is
suing 100000 in bonds for the
acquisition and construction of irri-
cation works.
FOUND GUILTY-Ramon Monies,
who was arrested several weeks ago
by federal prohibition enforcement
| agents on a charge of selling intox-
icants in violation of the dry amend
ment was found guilty by jury
yesterday in the federal court and
sentenced TO serve so days in the
county Jail. In passing sentence
Judge DIETRICH said that he cut the
penalty because of the long time
Monies had remained in Jail while
awaiting trial.
ADD ANOTHER TO CAST
Another professional has been Sc
cured for the presentation of "A
Mid summer Nights Dream one
who travelled with the Ben Greet
Players. If there are others in Phoe-
nix who for JOY of the work as well
as to help make a thing of beauty
for the community, will offer exper-
fence and talent, if they will phone
Mrs. McClusky. $3.50. their names
will be selected before those of anna
teurs. Rehearsals are to begin next
week.
CATTLE MARKET IMPROVES
That California markets for cattle are
improving and that an active and
increasing demand is expected are
predictions that followed yesterday
an announcement that Charles Orne,
a well-known valley rancher, has just
closed a deal with the Houser Pack
ing company of Los Angeles for
several cars of steers at 611 cents a
pound. Livy Young, another ranch
er has also made a sale to the same
packing company.
PROGRAM AT ST. LUkE'S -
Guests at st. Luke's home will be en-
tertained this afternoon by delight
full program arranged for their pleas
ure by Mrs. William L. Deity. Once
a month the board of visitors of st.
Luke's provides an entertainment at
which leading local artists appear.
Miss Cordelia Hulburd, pianist, will
give several numbers, while other
features will be the group of songs
sung by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Alden
Enyeart with Mrs. Deity at the pi-
ano. Mrs. Marvin Smith will execute