Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-18 | Page 10 | Denies Knowledge of Alleged Charge

JEivlES KNOWLEDGE OF ALLEGED CHA E prank De foung, bhargeid with tin-destruction tin-destruction or personal property, va j arraigned in tho city court this morn-Ing morn-Ing Nnd entered a plea of not guilty. The bearing of the ease was set for Julv 25. De Young denied all knowledge of tho case. He was arrcstefl on a com- ! plaint signed by Eddie 'hrlstensen. employed in the local railway ahopa, who alleges that he was attacked Sun- , day morning last while on Ins way to work by a number of men In an auto-mobile auto-mobile at the intersection of Thlrty-tifth Thlrty-tifth street and Grant avenue and that De Young Jumped on his wheel and damaged It. De Foung told the court this morning morn-ing that he knew nothln gwhatever about the case until he was arrested, .-.mi that he had witnesses to prove thai he was in a Washington avenue: street car on the morning In question Ion his way to church.