Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
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WRITES OF THE VALLEY Hubert S. Hunter, assistant manag- ing editor of the Fl Paso Herald, after a recent short visit to Phoenix, printed in the Herald a very inter- esting and comprehensive article on the conditions in the valley and it's development.
 FOWLER FAMILY RETURNS Dr. R. c. Fowler and family return ed on Friday from Mormon Lake. They report that there are many Phoenix people camping around the lake and all seemed to be having splendid time seeing Arizona first.
 HOME FROM NEW YoRk-Mrs. Robert Friedel of 124 North Seven teenth avenue, who has been away the past four months visiting her son, Robert F'riedel, in New York City, has returned. Mrs. Friedel also visited in Atlantic City, Boston, Mi agara Falls, Kansas City, Denver and the Grand Canyon.
 PHOENICIANS IN TORONTO MT and. Mrs. B. B. Mccall and How ard Peek of Phoenix while on their eastern trip were recent visitors in Toronto, Canada, where they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. Moon. MT. ana HrS. MOOn nave spent lllC last two winters in Phoenix.
 STOLEN CAR SOON RECOVER ED-Twenty minutes after State En- tomologist D. c. Mote had reported the theft of a Ford car to police headquarters, Officer Culp had re- covered the car from the alley be- hind the Boston store, where it had been abandoned by thieves. The car is the property of the state and car ries State License No. 23.
 ERROR IN GIVING NAME-A few days ago in connection with an ar ticle taken from the American Legion Weekly written by Senator McCum- Der it was inadvertently stated that a letter had been received on the same subject from Senator Cameron to Post Commander Shaw of the Worlds War Veterans" There was here an error. the name of the or ganization being Veterans of For eign Wars,.' which has no affiliatior with the Worlds War Veterans GIVES UP SEARCH-K. B. Lips comb of Dallas, Texas, who has been in Phoenix since July 25 assisting in the search for his brother in law John J. Knight, wealthy Wichita Falls business man who has been missing
 since July g, will return to Dallas this morning. He will make the triI overland driving ths Franklin cal in which Knight drove from Dalla.
 to Phoenix. Although every foot o the desert near Palo Verde has beer
 searched, no trace of the missing mar has been found.
 YAVAPAI co. MATRoN HERE
 Mrs. Carrie Merwin. matron of thu fr l Phoenix last night and will spend
 Sunday with her daughter, Miss Rutf
 Merwin, clerk of Justice Henry J
 Sullivan's court Mrs. Merwin vii
 return to Prescott on Monday morn. | ing and will take Nades Chapman, 1
 negro girl. from the Florence Crit l tenden home here back to Prescott l for trial Mrs. Merwin brought thu | girl to Phoenix several weeks ago. IN SUPERIOR CouRT-Georg' | Morrell yesterday in superior cour | pleaded guilty to a charge of failur' | to provide for his minor child ant 1 was ordered by Judge Stanford to pa. s15 month toward the support o 1 the child Sam Mendevill, charge' l with robbery, entered a plea of no 1 guilty and the trial was set for Sept [. Mendevill Is alleged to have hell 1 up George Quan, a Chinese groce 1 at Mesa on Sunday night. Aug. 1 and to have taken about s100 iron 1 the cash register. Guero Munoz, l years old, the alleged partner O 1 Mendevill .n the robbery, recent 1 confessed his part in the affair t
 the officers and was turned over t I the juvenile court.
 Il MODIFiES SENTENcE-On mo Il ton of Paul McIver, assistant count
 attorney. Judge Stanford yesterda
 issued an order modifying the sen
 tence and fine imposed upon Eduar l do Enriquez by the court on Frida after he had pleaded guilty to chars
 of manufacturing intoxicating liquo Under the modified sentence Enrique will serve 60 days in the county ia and pay a fine of s1o0 or serve or day in jail for each dollar not pal The original sentence was two yea in jail and fine of $500 which the maximum sentence for the O , fense.