Arizona republican., 1921-11-13
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COUNCIL TO MEET-The Council of Jewish Women will horu q svvs-. meeting at the Woman's club at 2:3O o'clock Thursday evening.
 RETURN FROM SOUTH-Hugh Morrison. state examiner, and R. W.. Pierce his assistant, returned yes terday from Tombstone and expect to be here until after the first of the year. They will spend the coming weeks in making a check on Marico- pa county and preparing their an- nual report to the governor.
 HOME FROM EUROPE-Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bake returned yesterday morning from European trip in which they set out about the first of June They spent considerable time in England and France, but their longes. stay was made in Ger many, where they visited relatives of both, as well as points of interest about the republic which they had not seen for several years.
 THESE MAY MARRY-Bicenses to marry were issued yesterday to Iuan Rosas "A, and Carmen Rogue, 10 both of Phoenix; Donal Ramirez, | 21 and Josefina Leon, 21, both of Phoenix. Leon M. Wheeler, 37, and | Ethel Underwood. 39. both of King man. Ralph Natan Bennett, IS, and Ethel Rich IT, both of Glendale. RETURN TO cOAST-G. B. Wat man and D. L. Reel left last evening for Los Angeles after several days snent in ana about Phoenix. They are interested in two ranches with D M. Reed and N. w. Waman near Marinette. The Waman brothers are the founders oe Waman Steel Cast ing company in Los Angeles of which company G. B. Waman is vice presi- dent. While in Phoenix they were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Jack 1 son of sos North Fourteenth St. HAD HANDSOME FLOAT-One | of the most handsome floats as well as the most symbolically decorated cars in the industrial parade of Fri day was that of Mir. and Mrs. 5. M | Atwood. Its decoration, too, was the timeliest. for it's subject was peace l The decorations were flowers, olive branches and lilies. Columbia wa: represented by Virginia Mccoy. 9th CT figures in the car were Harry Fry Tor, Josephine Strinl1er Jr., Bobby Nat ger and B. M. Atwood Jr. The legent borne was "Peace Be Unto You"
 GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY-Mr l .. whose marriage took place a weel ago, were recently the incentive for 1 surprise party and silver and crysta shower at their home, S17 East Pierc
 street. The guests were MT. an
 Mrs. Wade Jones. MT. and Mrs. Clau' Jones, MT and Mrs. William H Hayes, Mir and Mrs. William Jones Mrs. L. Wilson Chapman, Mrs. Haze Ellis, Mrs Rachel J. Bishop, Mrs. P. Lenoir. Miss Grace Jones, Mis Leone Bishop, Miss Cora Lenoir, Mis- Helen Moore, Miss Sugar Lenoir, N E. Smith, Lee Jones and Buck Le noir.
 LEAVE FOR HEARINe-Attor ney General w. J. Galbraith, Amo A. Betts, member of the corporatio commission and Roland Johnson, c the traffic department of the chambe
 of commerce loft last evening fo Chicago to attend the intermountai
 rate case hearing before the inter
 state commerce commission. Tn
 hearing is one of a series o r the application of transcontinent; , 1 lines to establish rates from point l in the East to Pacific coast terminal , lower than those in effect from tf t East to the intermountain states.
 COUNTY RANKS HlGH-MaricC
 pa county, according to report fro
 the bureau of the census, stant :, twelfth in the value of it's crol 7, among the counties of the Unite
 States This information was r ceived by the chamber Of commer' if yesterday. The report, which lis
 50 counties of the country, show . also that Maricopa county is thi teenth in the value of crops and liv | stock rlrnd1IPtC APpOr6iy1y
 list, Maricopa county leads eve
 county in the middle west with Il
 exception of one county in Wiscol
 sin.