Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

REALTORS TO MEET Regular meeting of the Salt River Valley Realtors association will be held at noon Monday at the American Kitch- en. k. Webb Griffen will have charge of the meeting, and Fred ]. Elliott will be the speaker of the day. Call Secretary Jefferson, phone 71o, for reservations.
 DINING ROOM MOVES - The Home Dining Room, formerly at 145 West Monroe street, has moved to 23O North Second avenue and will be glad to serve all of the old friends at the new location as well as new ones.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY-Mrs. J. M. Pearson of Glendale gave birthday party last evening at the Woman's s club in honor of. the eleventh birth day of her little daughter Jane. Thirty guests were present and each went in costume representing Moth CT Goose characters, countries of E,,,rone and other interesting imper- sonations. It was delightful affair."
 ROSARY FouND-A rosary of unusual design was found recently on North First street. It apparently was one that had had long use and probably was especially valued py the owner. The finder, who can be reached bv telephoning 5S53 after 1 o'clock today, will be pleased to return it to the owner.
 CHARGED WITH BIGAMY-Mrs. Minnie Young, colored, wanted III Phoenix on a charge of blgamy, was brought from Prescott last night by an officer from Yavapai county ana turned over to the local authorities The complaint against Mrs. Young was made by R. B. Young, who claims he is husband number two. Mrs. Young, he alleges, has not been dl- vorced from her first husband. She will be arraigned on the charge on Monday.
 THANKSGIVING SERVICE = A union Thanksgiving service VIII De held by the churches of the city al the First Methodist church, Second avenue and Monroe streets, at 10: 3t o'clock Thursday morning, in accor- dance with the custom in vogue IT Phoenix for several years. The ser vice will include special music by the choir of the First Methodist church and a sermon by pr. Arthur Lee Odell, pastor of the First Presby- terian church
 TO REPRESENT PHOENIX = Dwight B. Heard and Roy $. Good rich have been appointed by tht l chamber of commerce as the Phoen11 representatives at the great confer ence which is to be held at Riverside Calif, Dec. 8, 9, and 10 to discuss the power problems of the Colorado river. The conference Is to be helt under the direction of the League o
 
 all the states and all the other partie | interested in the control of the Colo l rado river are tn attend in what l being called the most important Colo rado river conference ever held. APPOINTS DELEGATES-Gov nor Campbell yesterday appointed a | delegates to the Western States Rec | lamation association convention | Salt Lake, Kirt l.. Hart and O. | McPherson, president and secretar of the Tucson chamber of commerc' instead of Capt. William McDermoi and Victor Palmer, former official
 of the chamber who are no longe residents of Tucson.
 | CASE APPEALED-The case ( the American Surety company {
 New York, appellant, against Rhod
 Hatch, appellee, came to the supren court yesterday. Ine appeuee Wa I one of the defendants in a case
 Yuma county in which an attachmer II was issued resulting in the 1eizuI
 of a lot of pr perty including th garnishment of money owed the de
 fendants. The attachment was foun I to be wrongfully issued and as tn
 appellant had become surety for tn
 plaintiffs in that action. suit wa
 broughtby Mrs. Hatch against th
 surety company for damages in tn
 amount of s3O.000. She was give
 Judgment for a little less than S5t !, and costs of $195.