Arizona republican., 1921-05-17
Z0cMRzc6

FOUND NOT GUIlTY-Lee H. Crane yesterday was found not guilty by a jury in the superior court on charge Of embeZzlement. He was or dered released from custody by Judge Stanford. Crane was charged with
 taking s14o.s5 from the Apache ga rage while employed there. The complaint was made by P. F. Tregas- kes, proprietor of the garage. Harry Smith, who pleaded guilty last Friday to charge of grand larceny, ap- peared in court yesterday and changed his plea to not guilty. The trial was set for this morning by Judge Stanford. Smith is charged
 with taking a Ford car belonging to a Chandler man.
 IMPROVED IN HEALTH Word i has been received in Phoenix that
 Emil Gang, who is at San Jacinto.
 California. is greatly improved in health and will remain there for some 1 time- MT. and Mrs. Gus Noll, for
 merly of Phoenix, also are at San | Jacinto.
 | PHOENIX TRUTH CENTER ! Phoeni1, Truth Center students will | meet OH Wednesday at D. m., at 612 North Fourth street. The subject of I the Bible lesson will be ''Discrimina tion," beign a spiritual interpretation | of the second day of creation, Gen. 6.
 SEEK LOCATION OF GRAVES l The woman's auxiliary of the Amer | ican Legion has been asked to take i charge of the decoration of graves of l the soldiers of the Great War on
 Memorial day. All those having
 knowledge of the names of these de-
 ceased soldiers and the location of l their graves are urged to telephone
 such information next Wednesday to 1 Mrs. William G. Elder. Red Cross rooms. Heard building, telephone 175S. 1 CALLED TO YUMA-CalIed to | Yuma to testify in a suit in the su- perior court, Ernest Hall, acting l governor. will be unable to be present l at the Chicken day celebratio to be held in, Glendale on Friday. MT | Hall was to have presented the deed to 10 acres which Glendale is giving to the government for a poultry ex- l perimental farm.
 I RETURNS TO coAsT-R Thayne
 Cook, a former principal of the I Phoenix Union High school, left last 1 night for Los Angeles after a few l days spent in this city in connection I with the work with the federal board I for vocational education for disabled l ex- soldiers, with which he is con I necte6.
 I ELEIN MosER FUNERAL TO- DAY--Funeral services for Elbin J. Moser, who died at his home on the desert at Park road and the Arizona l canal May 12, will be held at 10 a. m. I today at the A H. Mcclellan chapel
 under the auspices of the American legion post. The Rev. MT. Stanley | will oificiate.
 1 BACK FROM PITTsBGRG-Rob- l ert e. Grant, official in charge at the
 weather bureau office, returned yes l terday morning from a two weeks ] business trip at Pittsburg. Pa. where 1 he encountered much rainy weather. He visited in Chicago and St. Louis
 on his way back to Phoenix. FINDS MINERALS ok RANCH V. S. Irwin. living 57 miles southeast of Phoenix, on Saturday received a
 report from the assayer's office on
 some ore he took from his ranch. The 1 ore assayed six ounces of gold to the I ton,. 35 ounces of silver and $5.07 of
 copper. The, sample of ore, Irwin said, was taken from the surface. He l expects to have sample assayed soon taken from a depth of 12 feet MT. Irwin is of the opinion that there is quite large vein of the ore on his ranch
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Joe | Dvorak, 3S, of Phoenix, and John
 Sagle, 3S, of New York: Louis Mates q 2S, arid Baba Bascaseva, 20, both of Avondale; Walter l.. Wedgworth, 23 of Palo Verde, and Edna Burris, 20
 of Liberty; Ed Duarte, AZ, and Ilaria
 Mangarrez, 30, both of Phoenix; Her
 man D. Larkey. 26, and Bertha A. C
 Greunke, 30, both of Toleda; Luis Al
 verez p, and Marie Gilamena, IS both of Guadalupe: George Wagner
 21, and Edith Griffith, IS, both O
 Phoenix Enrique Celaya, 2s, an(
 Mari, Gazales, 2s, both of Phoenix
 Raymond Contrares, 26, of Prescott
 and a-laudina Arteza. 19, of Phoenix
 and James Songostva, 26, and luis, kovaka, 26, both of Laveen.
 HELD FOR TRIAL-Antonio San chez yesterday was held to answe
 to the superior court by Justice Ma T. Mckee on a charge of assault witt
 a deadly weapon He was committee . to tie county jail when he failed t, , furnish a bond of 5000. The charg against Sanchez arises from an as sault he is alleged to have made ol Herman Gallego with a shortblade, knife. Gallego sustained two mino wounds in the affair.
 |