Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

uNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS --l The Western Union office is holding telegrams for Mrs. Phil Moore and M Katz.
 GOING TO COAST Miss Alice Norton will leave son for the coast, where it is reported she has accepted offers to sing.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Vic tor Mendoza, 36, and Actenojenes Morales. 45, both of Glendale: Con way Waggoner, 21. and Martha Wetzler, IS, both of Phoenix.
 SENTENCE SUSPENDED - Mae Garrett yesterday was found guilty by Justice Nat T. Mckee on charge of petty larceny and was given a suspended sentence of six months on condition that she live with her par ents during that time.
 JEWISH SERVcES-Rosh Hash ona services will be conddcted as usual at the K. of P. hall by the orthodox Jews of Phoenix and vicinity at 6:30 o'clock tomorrow evening and 8 o'clock Monday mor- ming.
 TO HOLD. HEARlNGS-David F. Johnson, chairman, and Amos A. Betts and Loren Vaughn. members of the corporation commission, left yes terday for Prescott, where they will sit in automobile hearings. Before their return they will conduct a water rate hearing at Cottonwood.
 OUT OF DANGER-Robert Bliss, who was recently injured in an auto mobile accident, is recovering. Mrs. Bliss arrived from Yuma immediate ly after the accident and has been in
 constant attendance at her husbands
 bedside, MT. Bliss only a day or two ago having been pronounced out of danger.
 EMPLoYEs MEET - Seventeen employees of Dulmage and Dunbar met last night to discuss better meth ods of serving patrons of the Metro politan garage. The meeting was presided over by A. G. Dulmage, president of the company. who of fered suggestions.
 PLEADS GUiLTY-G. Enriquez yesterday pleaded guilty in the su-
 perior court to charge of disposing of intoxicating liquor and will be sen fenced this morning by Judge Stan ford. Jesus NEalenzuela pleaded not guilty to charge of transporting in- toxicatipg liquor and Judge Stanford set the caee for trial on Nov. l. CALAIS RELEASED-On motion of | the counsel for the defedant. a charge of failing to stop and give his name | after causing an accident against Joe l Galas, was dismissed yesterday by | Justice Nat T. Mckee on grounds of l insufficient evidence. Galas. a paroled
 prisoner from the state penitentiary, | was charged with striking wagon 1 on South Central avenue and driving away in his Ford car without stop ing l I WANT PHOTOGRAPHS - One Of the big tire companies of the I United States is planning national advertising campaign for next year and in a letter to the chamber = commerce states that places of his toric or other interest in localities throughout the country will b' fetaured. The advertising manager
 asks for photographs of places "thai
 will be easily recognized by loca people,"
 INSPEcTS DIARIES - The Sal Carlos dairy has established wei
 equipped dairy and milk depots il
 Casa Grande, according to Clarence Dana, state dairy commissioner wht
 returned yesterday after making 1 survey of conditions at that point
 MT. Dana was enthusiastic over thu | situation. He also made an inspec- | ton at Fi0Tence en route lOI EHoeiiiA CHARGE DISMISSED = Justic
 Henry J. Sullivan yesterday dis
 missed felony charge against Rich
 ard Dyer on motion of Ed Rudolph : the complaining witness. Dyer wa charged with removing a mortgages Ford car from the state without tn consent of the mortgagee. Accordsn, to the sheriff's office, the county ha been reimbursed for the expense in cured in bringing Dyer back t Phoenix from Nevada and Dyer als was furnished with ticket back t his home there.
 LECTURES ON ARIZONA - Tw sets of slides went out in one da from the chamber of commerce t lecturers oN Arizona. w. D. Hime baugh called at the chamber yester day and secured a set of twelv slides, while another set of twelv was sent by express to pr. Potter ton of Brooklyn. In this way tn message of the Salt River valley reaching thousands of people throug | out the country at a nominal cos to citizens of Arizona.
 PLAN GYM CLASSES-Busin women and housewives are lookin | forward to the opening of the evenin gymnasium classes of the Y. w. A. which will be inzugurated on th evening of October S1. Miss Marga ret May Hurley, instructor of tf physical training department fo u
 high school, will be in charge. | announcing the gymnasium program \ yesterday at the "Y' it was state
 that anyone desiring further infol