Arizona republican., 1922-02-16

livered two ounces of cocaine to a
special officer from the sheriffs of
flee in return for 800 yesterday aft
ernoon, he was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff's Gilbert Blanco and Frank
Bell and taken to the county Jail. A
search OF his person there revealed
another ounce of cocaine. He was
placed in tho county jail and charges
of selling narcotics Will be filed
against him, the officers said. Lewis,
the officers said. is one of the largest
peddlers of narcotics in the state.
According to the officers, Lewis does
not retail the narcotics but sells them
only in wholesale quantities. Yes
terday afternoon, they said, Lewis
met the special officer in Eastlake
ra~'- v-'eN~o the deal was made.
RECEIVERS FROM lLLNESS--Dr.
Earnest Munson is back in his office
AGAIN after a two weeks illness
FrTuRNs TO TuceoN-Mrs. H.
A Guild, secretary of the state child
welfare board. win return this morn
trg from Tucson where she has been
located the past week in the interests
Of the work.
JACOB PILcER FuNERAL-Fu-
neral services for Jacob Pilger, who
died at his home. 929 East Taylor
street Tuesday morning, will be held
at $3.50 o'clock this morning in st.
Mary's Catholic church. Burial will
be in the Catholic cemetery.
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS-
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for Earl Kenna, W. X Ride
nour. r. z. Fardner. W. X. Hut
Crimson and George Krakoulias.
RETURN FROM ILLINolS-Mr.
and Mrs. Garrett E. Schuller have
returned TO the Hotel Adams from
Quincy, Illinois, where they went TO
attend the burial Of Mrs. Schullers
father, j. Z. Adams. who passed
away on the last day OF January.
PIE SOCIAL-Grove No. 1. Wood
man Circle. will give a pie social
and dance on Monday evening, Feb.
90. All sovereigns are requested to
bring a pie. Everybody IS welcome.
This will be an open night and
good time is assured.
NEEDLECRAFT DEPARTMENT
TO MEET-The needlecraft de-
partment of the Osborn Woman's
club will meet on Thursday, Feb. 2S,
at the home of Mrs. Fink. All MEM
bers are urged to be present. There
piano solo will be given by Mrs.
James II. Brown and q reading by
Miss Movie Taylor.
EDWARD NJ. HURLEY IN CITY
Edward n. Hurley, who was presi-
dent of the United States shipping
board during the war, is at present
with Mrs. Hurley a guest at the
Hotel Adams Mr.. Hurley is now
enga ged in the manufacture of do
mestic commodity and is making his
visit here a combination of business
and pleasure, motoring and golf
helping to pass the time not devoted
PLEADS GUILTY TO GAS
THEFT-Pat III. Williams yesterday
pleaded guilty before Justice Henry
J. Sullivan to charge of obtaining
Illuminating gas in such a manner
as to evade payment. He will be
sentenced. Friday morning. Accord
ing to the complaint, williams is
alleged to have piped gas into his
house through connection with the
gas service pipe in front OF the
meter. In this manner, it is charged,
none OF the gas used by Williams
passed through the meter and was
TWO REouIsITioNs Governor
Thomas e Campbell yesterday
granted the extradition of the state
of California for Angel Agirrie. want
ed in Los Angeles on the charge OF
robbery. According to California Of
ficers, shortly after Agirrie was
bound over from the justice court he
complained Of being III and was re-
moved from the county jail TO the
county hospital. To prevent his es-
u ~
which he broke. making his escape
to Tucson where he was captured.
The governor also granted requist-
tion for the extradition 10 the same
state Of o. g. Comstock. wanted in
Sacramento on the charge OF failure
to provide. 1t developed during the
hearing that Comstock without going
through the forlnality of securing
divorce from his California wife,
married Tucson girl
TO ATTEND CoNVENTIoN-M.
L. Doner. director OF vocational edu-
cation will leave Monday for Chica-
go where he will attend the National
Vocation Guidance association which
will be in session there Feb %. =
and 25. The topics TO be considered
at the session, which viii be divided
into six group meetings, are the an
plication Of psychology TO vocational
guidance: progress made in the de-
velopment of adequate occupational
information for vocational guidance
and the complete plan of operation
of the Cincinnati organization for
vocational guidance and discussion
OF other city plans. Following the
associations conference Mr.. Doner
will attend the meeting OF the Ge-
partment superintendent of the Ma
tional Educational association which
win also be held in Chicago from
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