Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
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REALTOR TO MEET-The Salt River Valley Realtors association will meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening in the chamber of commerce rooms.
 MEETING PoSTPoNED-The an- nual meeting Of the Associated Chari- ties, announced to be held on Mon day, has been postponed until Thurs day, Dec. l, at pm., at the chamber of commerce. Business to be trans acted will include the election of five directors and the reading of reports.
 RETURNS TO PATAGONIA = Jack Ryan spent the Thanksgiving weekend in town, returning yester- day to Patagonia, where he is at tached to the state highway depart ment forces. MT. Ryan is in the comnisary department.
 TO PREACH TONlGHT-Mrs. s. B. Shaw of Grand Rapids, Mich, will preach tonight in the Church of God, Ninth avenue and Madison street The morning service will begin at II o'clock. There will be prayer meet ing on Wednesday night and Bible study on Friday night.
 HUSBANDS EVENING" - The Roosevelt Neighborhood club will celebrate husbands evening" We'd nesday. when the club will give banquet at the Neighborhood house. Club members who expect to attend the affair are requested to notify Mrs. L.. T. Hedgpeth, Monday. Mrs. Hedgpeth can be reached by tele- phone, the number being 129R4.
 COUNTY CLUB BRlDGE-Miss Priscilla Wilson took the honors at a bridge held at the Counthy club yes terday afternoon. Nine tables were in play. Following the card game scores of members of the club joined the players at tea, She hostesseS in cluding Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson. Mrs. A. J. Chandler, Mrs. Mary Chandler. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. Bartlett Heard and Mrs. William A. Glass ford.
 QUIETLY MARRIED - Bertram W. Harris and Eva M Smith, well known Phoenix young people, were quietly married by Rev. D. H. Shanks, pastor of the First Baptist church, at the parsonage. S14 North Fifth avenue, at o'clock last night. The bridal couple was unattended. MT. and Mrs. Harris will be at home to their many friends at 421 West Fill more street after a brief honeymoon.
 APPOINTED ON COMMITTEE Prof. F. c. Pascha1, instructor in philosophy and psychology of the state university. has been appoipted a member of the Arizona advisory committee of the mental hygiene commission by Gov. Thomas E.. the place on the committee made va- cant by the resignation of Dr. R. ". von KleinSmid, who recently resigned as president of the University of Ari- Zona to head the University of Southern California.
 HARRY LOCKE HERE-Harry Locke, who instructs in how not to go wrong, was in Phoenix yesterday going over changes in Arizona's s roads since his last trip here few month ago. The Locke road maps and guides are known to every mo- torist in the country and are to be found in every automobile club and touring bureau in the southern tier of states His guide books are used by tourists in interstate and trans continental travel. Mir. Locke Is pre- pairing a new publication and with that in view went over the changes in Arizonas roads yesterday with Thomas Maddock, state engineer.
 MINE COMPANY APPEAlS-Ap- pealing from the decision of the su- perior court of Yavapai county, the United Verde Extension Copper Min ing company IS the dppeHaHl III d suit filed in the supreme court yes terday in which David H. Biles ana s. F. Wells are named as appellees. The mining company is appealing from the judgment of the court which ordered it to pay jury fees in the amount of s1,620 in the damage action brought by Biles and Wells, who secured verdict of s1 and costs The original action was instituted by Biles and Wells for s2.557.25 dam ages to their crops alleged to have been caused by gas fumes from the mines.