Arizona republican., 1921-01-23
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CHURCH SERVICE Christians gather unto the name of our Lord Jesus Christ for a remembrance of Him. l. Q. O. F. hall at Third avenue and Adams street every Sunday at Il o'clock a. m.
 WANTS ARIZONA REPRESENT EO-Declaring that it is highly i'm portant that the manganese industry of Arizona send a representative to the sessions of the Southern Tariff congress, soon to open in Atlanta, Ga, J. A Arnold. manager of the congress, has telegraphed to the local chamber of commerce asking that the matter be brought to the attention of those interested in the production of man ganese. Manager Arnold also inquired in this telegram if the Egyptian cotton interests of the Salt River valley are to be represented in the congress.
 TO REPORT ON CEMENT PLANT The committee appointed some time ago by the chamber of commerce to investigate the possibility of establish ing cement plant in or near Phoenix to manufacture the immense amount of cement that will be needed in this county in road building and general l construction work win report to the board of directors of the chamber of commerce at the regular weekly meet ing tomorrow at the Arizona club. The members of this committee are G. H. Coffin, R. A. Gillespie, A. T. Esgate, I. F. Barker, F. c. McNabb. Charles A. Stauffer and H. l.. Eads.
 WOULD NAME COAST ROAD = Believing that the automobile highway from Phoenix to Los Angeles by way of Blythe should have a distinctive name Dr Leonard E. Shoch, 379 Mon te Vista road. has suggested the fol- lowing four to the chamber of com | Sunset Trail.'' Phoenix -to-the- Sea Highway and "Phoenix-Los Angeles BeeIine Route"
 K. OF c. TO MEET TUESDAY, | The regular meeting of the local coun- cil of the Knights of Columbus will be held on Tuesday evening at K. of P. hall. Business of importance, includ- ing reports on the campaign for mem | bers which is now under way, will come before the meeting and all local and visiting Knights are urged to at tend. Those who have applications for membership are requested to bring them to the meeting.
 DAYLIGHT ROBBERY-Some dar- ing prowler entered the home of Sid new Osborn, 325 North Fifth avenue, | yesterday noon and stole a revolver. Entrance was gained through the rear 1 door.
 BIG TIME BY R'NAI BRlTH-Great preparations are being made by Phoe- nix lodge No. 799, International Order of B'nai Brith, for the installation of officers for the ensuing year at K P. hell Monday night, Jan. 31. A speak ing and musical program will be given, refreshments will be served, and dane ling also will be included in the enter tainment.
 SAYS HE WAS coERcED-whiIe he was confined to his bed with sick ness and under the influence of nor phine. H. ". Norman declares in an action filed yesterday against Flor ence E. Ross to replevin an automo- bile, she appeared at his bedside with a person purporting to be notary public and, taking advantage of his | condition, beguiled and coerced him into giving her a bill of sale for the car. He alleges the bill of sale was secured on August 31, 1920, at a time when he thought he was in the hands i of friends. He asks for the recovery of the car. or $500, it's equivalent in cash, and $250 damages.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Refu- gio Valley. 21, and Paula Hill, IS, both of Phoenix: Waverly J. Cross 25, and Gladys Burns. 19. both of Phoenix Asuncion Dominguez, 29. and Teresa Beserra, 22, both of Tempe: Charles Yocom, 2S, and Montie Lila Steward IS, both of Phoenix: Adolph Rabold 2S. and Elenora Spak. 31, both of Phoenix; Jose Maria Chaves, 26, and Maria Madena, 23. both of Phoenix; Oliver James. 21, of Glendale and Daisy Pettitt. IT, both of Peoria; and Clemente Perez, B, and Maria Cruz Castanon, 20, both of Chandler -0-