Arizona republican., 1920-11-20

public library today, beginning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Mabel Redewill will tell stories to the children and institute games on the grounds of the library.
 BRINGS IN SPEClME MEN-Dr. J. '. Bowman, who lives northeast of the Indian school. who took first prize at the state fair for grape fruit yesterday brought to the city an orange tree sucker fourteen and half feet in length, a growth of one season.
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-The Coun- try club will give bridge tea this afternoon when the members of last years entertainment committee will serve as hostesses. They include Mrs. Charles O'Malley, Mrs. Carleton Wood Mrs. Carl Anderson. Mrs. Tom Dun- bar and Miss Henrietta Olney.
 JOINS BORDER C. OF C.-With the thought of assisting in the great work of bringing about a closer relationship between Mexico and the United States and in helping the commerce between both nations. the Phoenix chamber of commerce yesterday became a member of the Border chamber of commerce. Headquarters of the organization are at Fl Paso.
 IS REcoVERINc-Alex Robl, who underwent an operation at St. Josephs hospital on Monday, is reported get ting along very well.
 coLLlERS' AGENT BACK HOME ! William Ruff, local collector for F | F. Collier t2 Son. has retur1fed to his | home g06 East Willetta street from St. Josephs hospital. where he under went a successful operation for ap- pendicitis Oct. 14.
 MORE BOYS 5oRN-Boys take the | lead in the record of births recorded with the state department of health for | 1e Tho list given out yesterday numbers 54 boyD and 49 girls born in Maricopa county last month.
 BOX SOCIAL-A box social will be given at the Balsz school on TuesoaS evening at 7:30 o'clock. The teachers are directing the program, which wlli be announced in The Republican to- | morrow morning. The mothers Of the school are each directed to bring a | box
 HOME FROM COAST = Amos A. Betts. chairman of the corporation commission, and David +. Johnson' member. returned yesterday from Los Angeles. where they conducted series of hearings. An investigation or the officers of the Harmony Film corpora tion. who have applied for permission to sell stock in Arizona, was one ot ths matters looked into by the commission Il Ben Conan, general manager and dlrec- | tor of the De Haven Comedy company | which has leased the Charlie ChaplH | studio on the coast, vouched for the Harmony company.
 | LIKES CAMPING GRoUNDs-Tha' the automobile parking grounds al Eastiake park is the best thing or its kind in the west is the declaration o Il Henry Hanson of Graceville, Minn.
 who is motoring to California with hl'
 family. The camp is well lighted ant
 we'll managed, according to MT. Han,
 son, and the accommodations afforded
 the motorist are superior to anything
 he found in his long trip from Mime
 sota, which occasioned him to stop fo
 a. day or two in many camp grounds
 He and his family will leave for Sali
 fornia this morning.
 POLL WILL FiLED-Placing a valu' of $26,190 on. the estate, the Will o
 Hannah Maiden Poll, who died in he
 home in Tempe, November 16, 1920
 yesterday was filed in the superio court for probate. Ella E. Poil an May E. Poll, daughters, were name . as executrixes of the will, which be l oueathes the estate to the two daugh ters and a granddaughter. The peti l tfon will be heard on Monday after
 noon, November 2s, at 1880 o'clock. THREE ASK DEGREES - Thre 3 suits for decrees of divorce were filed