Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
MEMeERsHIP eANouEr-rhe

MEMBERSHIP BANQUET The
membership banquet and recognition
service of the Y. w. G. A.. will COM
bine with the annual meeting of the
association which will be held Tues
day evening, Feb. z, at the First
Methodist church. Tickets for the
event may be secured at the associa
tion. headquarters or from. Miss Han
nah Egelston and Miss Beatrice Sears
at the state house; Miss Laura Irwin
Heard buildings and at Donofrlos.
REPLEVINS $4,000 IN TOOLS-An
action to replevin $4,000 worth of min
ing tools was started in the superior
court yesterday by the Amalgamated
Copper Mines company against Gil
more Goodland, former general man.
ager of the company. In addition TO
the recovery of the tools, the copper
company seeks judgment for $750.43
which they claim Goodland as man
ager OF the company received in COM
pany funds and refuses to turn over
RETURNS FROM GILLESPIE
DAM-Frank A. Gillespie is back at
the Hotel Adams after two days
spent at the Gillespie dam. Mr.. Gill;
lespie came over from Los Angeles In
the private car of E. o. Mccormick,
president of the Southern Pa
cific company, driving from here to
the dam with Mr.. Mccormick and
Eugene Grubb, potato king" of
Colorado. The latter was very much
interested in the dam, and in the
possibilities OF the soil for growing
ALHAMsRA CLUB TO MEET
The Alhambra Neighborhood club
will meet on Wednesday, February l,
at 2:30 p. M, at the home of Mrs.
c. A. Rubdell at Grand avenue and
Comeback road. The program is in
charge of Mrs. X. G. Spratlen and is
as follows: Reading by Mrs. r. f. IL
Shepherd, music by Miss Deborah
Brown; talk, "The Woman's Part in
our Civil Government" by c. A.
Winder. Every woman of the COM
munity is urged to be present.
CRAP GAME INTERRUPTED
Saturday night-money-dice! This
combination proved irresistible for
nine negroes who were found by Po-
licemen Moral and Dean eagerly
watching the antics of pair OF
bones registering grief or joy at a
place on South Second street about |
o'clock last night. That the game
mlSnL nave Deell very lllGINobAitt, was
indicated by the readiness with which
the nine players produced $500 cash
at police headquarters when bail was
set. w. N. Mullens was charged with |
operating the game and his bond was
set at 800 which he furnished. Each !
OF the following charged with partici-
pating in a gambling game, furnished |
S25 bond: George Wilson, Walter |
Taylor, T. Gilmore, Harry Williams,
Nose Walker, Dave Garter and Her
bert Simpson.
GIVEN 80 DAYS IN JAIL-Will |
Rivera, a Mexican. yesterday pleaded |
guilty before Justice Henry j. Sulli-
van to a charge of simple assault |
and was sentenced to serve 80 days |
in the county Jail. The charge was /
made by Mary Ortiz who charges |
Rivera struck her in the face with his /
fist. According to the police who ar |
rested River early yesterday morning |
following a chase over the northwest |
part of the city, the affair took place |
on North Second street about mid !
night Friday night. Just before the |
blow was struck. the police said, the |
girl screamed and a passing pede- |
trian went to her aid. Rivera ran |
and the girl was taken to the police |
station where she regained con-
sciousness after the city physician |
had worked with her for more than
half an hour.