Arizona republican. [volume], June 17, 1920, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 17, 1920
PAGE THREft
POLICE OFFICIAL TO APPEAL
NEW YORK, June 15 Police In
spector Dominick Henry of the tender
ioin district, spnttmced from two to
live years ut hard labor for porjury
In connection with New York's vice
war, late today was granted a, stay of
execution until Monday pending an ap
peal by his attorneys.
The Bank Account
An Education In Thrift
a business concern without banking con
nections is almost unknown. The modern
business man realizing that his bank is his
strongest fortification against loss and
failure.
The business of housekeeping and fam
ily financing. is the biggest business in the
world yet many householders and house
wives still hide their cash about their prem
ises and pay their bills from such money
as they have on hand & most dangerous
method as well as a most unsatisfactory
business method.
Put your money in the bank bank your
wages (it can't be stolen there) then pay
your bills and household expenses by
check.
This bank welcomes the thrifty house
holder who desires to open a checking account.
f?iiFiwPsi5c Fm2i2l
Msiional bank" Arizona
SFIember of rederaNsJXneserve SysferoKSJ
Central at Washington -
EV ORDINANCE
PROPOSED TO
TRAFFIC PROBLFJf
Disregard of Regulations
And Increase in Traffic
Makes New Department
Necessaiy, Resolution
States ,
For some time the traffic situation
in Phoenix ha. beou under considera
tion by the chamber of commerce and
tho Auto Dealers' association. Various
meetings were held by each to devise
a plan for tho better handling of the
traffic and to reduce tho danger of ac
cident to persons and damage to prop
erty in consequence of Uie-apidly in
creasing number of motor cars and the
disregard of the traffic ordinance.
The ordinance itself was believed by
both to be a model traffic law. but with
the present means of enforcement it
is almost valueless. After each body
had discussed the subject there was
a joint meeting of committees from
the chamber of commerce and the Auto
Dealers' association, when it was de
cided to present a resolution to the
committee recommending the creation
of a traffic department and offering
suggestions for certain changes in the
regulations.
. Tho members of the committee rep
resenting the chamber were J. M. Ait
hen ajid John D. Leper. Those on be
half of the association, Cal Messner
and George H. Reuben. At the meet
ing of the city commission yesterday
morning the following resolution
agreed to was offered :
Offer Resolution
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Commission of the City of Phoenix.
Gentlemen: The undersigned com
mittees selected by the chamber of
commerce and the Automobile Dealers'
association to consider traffic condi
tions and the enforcement thereof in
this city, and being charged with the
duty of submitting to your honorable
body our recommendations, having
given the subject full consideration in
our respective associations, and real
izing that not only the growth of the
city, but -the inoreapo In traffic prob
lem require that the enforcement of
the traffic regulations should be en
trusted to a. department charged with
the proper and reasonable enforcement
MELON HAULING
Highway Trailer
thereof exclusively, yet, under the
general supervision of the police de
partment of the city, do hereby make
the following recommendations which
we suggest should be established by
proper ordinance or resolution,
namely:
First That a traffic department
consisting of a superintendent of traf
fic and sufficient men and equipment
to enforce the traffic regulations in
telligently and properly be created and
organized.
Second That a strict enforcement
of the traffic ordinances and the pun
ishment of all violations thereof be in
sisted upon, to the end that all viola
tors be impressed with the necessity
of due observance of such regulations.
Third That all parking stalls be
eliminated and prohibited on tho fol
lowing named blocks, to-wit:
First street, betffeen Washington
and Adams.
First avenue, between Washington
and Monroe,
and that no parking should bo allowed
in parking stalls, where parking stalls
are allowed, in excess of two hours.
Fourth That tho number of "for
hire" cars which shall be allowed to
stand on Central avenue, between Jef
ferson and Adams streets, and on
Washington street, between First street
and First avenue, be reduced and lim
ited to two on each block, and that
such limitations shall go into effect as
soon as practicable.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
By J. M. AITKEK.
JOHN D. LOPER,
Committee.
AUTO DEALERS' ASSOCIATION.
By CAL MESSNER.
GEORGE H. REUBEN.
PETERSON.
COIEOIiT TO
HAVE m FEATURES
Solo se!eetior..s on the chimes and
xylophone by Fred O. Young of Su
perior, Neb., a recent addition to the
city band, will be an added attraction
for the many Phoenix people who at
tend the weekly concerts of the or
ganization Thursday Evenings at S
o'clock at Easllake park.
The concert prograrr for this even
ing is as follows:
March, -Skyrocket" Graf ulla
Waltz, "Let the Pest of the WoId
Go 1 5yM Ball
Suite in four parts, "Atlantis" . Safranek
1. Nocturne and Morning Hymn of
Praise.
2. A Court Function.
3. I Love Thee (The Trince and
Aana).
4. The Destruction of Atlantis.
Porto Kioan Dance. "Eldorado" . Kief er
You've Been a
One step, "Daddy,
Mother to Me"
Felix Porter, a graduate of the Fhoo
nix. Indian school, who has been at
tending the University of Arizona, has;
returned and will offer hia talent in
conjunction with the band this summer.
The
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of an Office in Phoenix.
Room 204 Monihon Building
Phone 603
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their cars
So Diamond makes a cord tire to
have and hold the same place of
preference in the cord tire class
PULL of LIFE
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA
315 North Central Ave.
DISTRIBUTORS
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To call our customers' attention to this and to. induce. you. to.
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