Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
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NAME CoMMlTTEE-C. M. Zander. | Howard $. Reed, Joseph R. Lofus, Daniel Jones, E. w Lewis, Frank Par ker, F. W. Griffen and R. E. Moore have been appointed a chamber of ! commerce committee to consider leg isIative suggestions concerning the control of the Colorado river They will meet at the chamber of com merce at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon.
 WlCkENBURG BRIDGE CROWS | The Wickenburg bridge cylinders are down to the full depth and state forces will soon begin driving the piling, ac- cording to information given out at the state highway department yester- l day. The department is shipping a concrete mixer and other equipment | to Wickenburg to fill the cylinders ! with concrete as soon as the piles are driven.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to John | J. Duffy J, r.31, of Yuma, and Frances Catherine Thomas. 22, of Chandler, David $. Armstrong, 4O and Nellie P Applegate, 37, both of Phoenix: Ale 1andro Geloz, 26. and Maria Luisa Va lencio, 19. both of Tempe; and Frank Saldate, 2S. of Liberty. and Irene Sang. IS. of Peoria
 SAY BUILDING TRESPAsSEs - Declaring that one wall of his build ing extends about a foot and a half on their lot. the African Methodist Episcopal church yesterday brought suit against Ed B. Rives asking for possession of the land or S7O0O dam ages in case possession cannot be se- cured. The disputed strip is 421s feet ! long, the complaint states. and is on the south end of their lot. The church ! is at POI East Jefferson street
 ! HURT IN ACCIDENT, SUES-When a truck driven by the defendant col lided with buggy in which she was riding, Nellie Kemming alleges in a suit filed yesterday against $. Kab- asigawa and John Doe Hairka she was thrown to the pavement and sus- tained injuries to the extent of s2000 | The accident. she says took place on November PC 1920, near McDowell road on North Central avenue. The buggy was demolished, she alleges. and was. valued at $100. She asks for a Judgment of s2100 to cover the dam age sustained
 HELD ON BAD CHECK CHARGE Miguel Lopez and Francisco Mar tlnez yesterday were arraigned before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on charge or attempting to pass a fictitious check They were committed to the city Jail when they failed to furnish bonds of $500 each. The case win be heard next Monday morning. They are alleged to have attempted to pass a elec6 e,, Tor S42-S0 on the Star Clothing and Shoe company.
 WIFE GETS DIVORCE = On tbe grounds of desertion, Hattie L. Os- porn yesterday was granted. decree .af eiVorec rom P T. Osborn by Judge
 SUES TO RECOVER LANo~A Rv ouiioing fences. by threats aTd acts Ol intimidation and a show of a large IaDor force, the Arizona. Paclline- ooro pany forced John Botot to move iron, property near the Grand canal. Mrs tlatte L. Mosher alleges in a suit orOusht yesterday against the pack ing company asking for the recovery or the land. She says that on De cember IT, 1920, Botot sold the land to ner. Botot she alleges in the suit ,aas was m possession of the land from 9V' " the latter part of 1920. when ne Was compelled to move frou, ii He held the land. she alleges bv ac- lual and visible appropriation under clalm or right. He lived on tha lana she says, cultivated it and erected oullolnss on it. The disputed land contains 10 acres and lies at the in siseIeioh or the Crosscut and Grand canals. according to the complaint
 OFFICERS WERE WATcHIMc
 Otficers from the sheriffs office Iss. night watched Delbert Walls and wn- ele Lathrop remove the spare tire from rev J. T. Hamilton's automobile which Was parked near the Y M. c. m second avenue, and then placed thapr under arrest as they started away viii, It. Rev Hamilton will file cbarga.. against them today. The pair fold tbe orrlcers tire on their car blew ont ana y they parked 1t between Second ana Third avenues on Van Buren street g,il Mhlie they searched for another tire. Chandler, and the officers are cbee1,1 ing up to see if it was stolen ear Walls and Lathrop claim to live in Mesa. !"
 JEWISH sERvIcEs-Tbe reeula,. Hebrew Sabbath services will be held at 5 o'clock tonight at the school ad- ministration building on North First avenue. Dr. Lil1naitz will speak on
 Phrase or Verity, Which ?" The Tem- pc chorus will give a singing service Mrs. Bessie FOxDavis will sing How beautlrui Are the Mountains"
 ONDEIlVERED TELEGRAMS- IouoWlng undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union T. Joe, R. P. Gilligan,. N. H. Morley Electrta Gusman, W. Fl. Whiteside, I Kruttschmidt, Jr.
 HARD TIMES" socIAL-A hard tlmes" social will be given at Neigh oorhood house at o'clock tonight hv the Neighborhood Christian society All young people are invited. Come dressed in gipgham aprons and over alls.
 CAPTAIN WlcKERsHAM IN CITY Captain Wickersham was in Phoenix yesterday from Stafford. CaDtain Wickersham was regimental adiutant or the 15Sth infantry at Camp Kearnv ana commanded Company II of the same regiment in France.
 BRIDGE TEA AT COUNTRY GLIB The Country club will give a bridge tea tomorrow afternoon. the hostesges being Mrs. Donald Mcqueen. Mrs. Fl ". Asbury, Mrs. Robert c. Saufle-v Mrs. George H. Lutgerding. Mrs. Julian Holmes and Mrs. s. c. Buckingham
 POLISH RELIEF BENEFIT-Tbe Polish relief benefit at the Woman's club this afternoon will be one of the largest affairs of the year, the reserva- tons indicating a smart attendance as well as one notable in number. Tn addition to cards a delightful program