Arizona republican., 1921-04-28
DISMISS CHARGES
 IF BURNING AUTOS
 AGAINST THREE MEN

GLENDALE. April 27.-The pre- lfminary hearing of Arthur Neaiey, T. A Allen and Henry Wilkins, charged with burning an automobile
 belonging to F. NJ. Horn, was held in the justice court Wednesday after noon. Paul McIver of the county at torney's office handled the prosecu- ton and Attorney Smith of Glendale appeared for the defense. The case was dismissed on grounds of lack of evidence
 Board Re-elects Teachers
 The board of trustees of the Glen dale grammar school held a meeting at the school Tuesday night and took action on the reelection of teachers. The contracts that will be signed by
 the teachers, however, will contain a clause that the board wishes them
 to refrain from dancing and playing
 cards.
 The coming year will not have as many teachers in the corps as last, on account of the doing away with
 some classes and consolidation of others. The drawing. English and non- English classes of the sub-pri-
 mary will not be continued and pos
 sibly the school nurse and medical
 examination will be done away with. The positions of office assistant and penmanship teacher will be combined The system will be without one jan
 itor and five teachers next year. 1 The salary maximum was reduced | $90 per year and the teachers will
 be paid over a period of ten months l instead of on a nine months basis. | At Tuesday nights meeting a short
 discussion of next years budget was l taken up and marked cut was made | This years, being based on an Is
 months basis, was excessively high.
 this being done to pick up overdrafts
 and to take care of the operation of the school between apportionments.
 Next years budget will be on a F
 months basis.
 To Go 10 Tucson l Prof. Duncan McRuer will leave | for Tucson tomorrow to attend
 meeting at the University of Arizona during University week, to discuss with the heads of other schools the problems that present themselves in the educators daily program. Now in California A card has been received by the ! local representative of the Arizona
 Republican from Roy Benz, one time
 business man and manager of the
 Glendale Greys. Roy is at present | in Compton. Cal. and states that he
 will locate near Los Angeles To Play in Phoenix The Glendale GreyS are scheduled
 to play in Phoenix Sunday afternoon at Riverside park. The local boys
 will play in the first game. which is seven- inning contest. By their good showing in last Sundays game they have attracted much attention and great things may be expected from them in the rest of the season.
 Royal Neighbors
 The Royal Neighbors will hold their
 regular meeting at the w. O. W. hall
 Thursday night Eight new members will be initiated. Mesdames Hoel, Straw and Ketcham will be hostesses- | "What Happened to Jones' This problem will be solved by the junior class at the grammar school auditorium Tuesday night. May 3. in | three-act comedy. The scene, de- picts a professor of anatomy who at ! tends an illegal prize fight. Later in 1 his own home he makes the acQuaint- ance of a "cold tea" and hymn book agent, who visits him at late hour through the window. Come and see
 this.
 Browns to Play The Glendale Browns VIII stage a | little batfest with the Ramblers on
 the local high school grounds Thurs day afternoon at 5 o'clock The Browns were beaten by the Alhambra | team and in their contest with the Grand Canal boys the Ramblers were victorious This game will be a good