Arizona republican., 1917-05-23

plans so that the work may go for- Ward without interruption.
 MAXWELL TEST-Today is the day for the national test which Maxwell autos will undergo in all parts of the country. The cars. equipped with out side red gasoline containers will make q general mileage test which>Will be Seenly watched by autoists.
 RED CROSS 8CDlES-The executive committee and the finance committee of Phoenix Chapter of the Red Cross will meet this afternoon at o'clock in the chamber of commerce to transact important business. The officers re- quest the attendance of all members of both bodies.
 CENTRAL HODIST-Women of the Central Methodist church and their friends will sew for the Red Cross all day on Friday from 9:30 o'clock in the morning until o'clock in the after noon. They will sew at the Red Cross headquarters in the chamber of com merce and those interested are invited to come and helr in the good work.
 WHERE IS B. B. WIlSON?-An eff fort is being made to learn the present whereabouts of B. B. Wilson, who is known to have been living in Phoenix until recently and who may still be a resident of this city. Any person hay ing such information is requested to communicate with Simpson. at The Re publican office. evenings, or leave ad- dress with the business office daytime. OLD HOME DlSTROYED-Charles A. Greene, local agent for the EQuit- able Life of New York, received q telegram yesterday morning advising him of the complete loss Of his old home in the fire that swept the city of Atlenta Monday afternoon. His mother, Mrs. Allison l.. Greene, who will be remembered as a Phoenix resident of two years ago, and who occupied the home at the time, with other members of the family. reached 9 place Of safety before the house was destroyed.
 DISPUTE OVER WAGON E. A. Starr was arrested yesterday on war rant from the office of Justice of the Peace Frank De Souza, charging him with disturbing the peace. The com plainant is w C. Dawes, of Palo Verde, who alleges that a misunderstanding arising over the purchase of a wagon by Dawes from Starr resulted in Dawes coming to the Five Points Corral to ar range matters with Starr. proprietor of the corral. According to Dawes, Starr used abusive language. much to his diSeomfort. A hearing of the case will be had before Judge De SouZa tomor row morning at 10 o'clock.
 FOR THROWING ROCkS-Martin Anoio and Francisco Robles were ar rested yesterday by Policeman Strathy on warrant from the office of Justice of the Peace Charles De Sales Wheeler charging them with having thrown rocks at Frank Starr, at least one Of which according to the complaint, struck Starr It is said the Mexicans allowed their horses to run loose in the vicinity of Eastlake Park and Starr picked them up. This caused Anojo to protest and when he met Starr, he rocks in the general direction of Starr. In this he is said to have been ably as sisted by the Robles woman. A hearing will be had this morning
 REAL HERO Gilbert F. Greer. county attorney of Apache county, is the stuff of which heroes are made. MT. Greer has abandoned official life for a place in the ranks of the national guard. As soon as it was known that men would be wanted for the war with Ger many. he offered his services, first in the officers training school. When he found all places there filled. he en- listed in the national guard. Anywhere was Sood enough for a fighter; he might have joined the regular army But whatever debt he owed the nation. he felt that Arizona had prior lien on him. Since Arizona was also going to serve the nation, his services would be- 1 come a part of the service of his state and he desired to give his state the i credit for it