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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03
yyEST GOSSIP "A BOUT PEOPLE I
Vs,ey N,nne Talks Of Sub.Debs. and Coming Debuts
It Mmy Dates Alreody Chosen for Debusunte Festiv.
;t;s, Next Season-BaLIs Also Decided Upon

novs, who win giye dinner in honor Of
Nj. and MSs. Julius Smith, OF Moores.
town, who Will give 4 dlnper at the Art
Alliance In honor OF Miss Mercy Powers
and Mr.. william NJ. r.. Powers.
Mrs. Henry. i. Davis. ,Jr.. OF 1Os
west Mortland avenue. Chestnut ti,il,
ana her daughter, Miss Mary Castle.
man Davis, will epend the weekend at
Princeton. Miss Davis will attend the
Freshman Prom on Saturday evening.
A concert will be held In the Ridley
Park Auditorium this evening. under
thS auspices oe ths Cclonef G. G.
can Legion. Those who will take part
Oglssby. tenor; Miss Mary COmerford'
contra1to; Misa Elisabeth eastman,
hArpist And Mr.. Paul finEla. baritone.
Those who have censentsd TO act as
Ming. Mrs. II. A. Mccarthy. Mrs. Jo-
aeph Hlhkscn, Mra n. J. Comerford,
Mrs. p. K. Nelson, Mrs James HURT
Mira Joseph A. MoNenry, Mrs. q, W.
Stuil, Mrs. John Michetl., Mrs. Charles
Turner, Mrs. Earl v. Dsane and Mrg.
william johnson.
Mrs. David J. snyth. Of 5s47 Wood.
bine avenue. Overbrook. will entertain
at theatre party followed by tea al
the Art Club tomorrow afternoon In
honor Of her son, Master Robert Won
Moschsisker Smyth. There will be about
twenty-five guests OF the school set.
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs. William H. Wilson. Of Rose Cot.
tase. Germantown avenue and Tuipe-
bridge party yesterday. The quests
were Mrs. Arno Shuman. Mrs. Ralph
Byran, Mrs. William Castor. Mrs. Ed
gar Sheppard. Mrs. Theodore johnson,
Mrs. Harry Bacon, Mrs. Alma Barnes,
Mrs. George Kelly, Mrs. William Nc
Lean, Mrs Albert Rippey; Mrs. Hor,-
Wilson, Mr. 'onn n HSSn;Hs sSSn MsEe Mr. E, E5HS EssTE
Harris. Mrs. Francis Kryder, Mrs.
Mrs. william Phiiier and Mrs. clarenec
Jacoby.
Mrs. Ingram Bergman, OF 144 East
T!1TipshoS'.sn !!1i,pI,A .n. street: entsstainsd The
Sthsr ,Hsnbsss are Mrs. r; Aaron, Mrs.
Mrs. william Dohcrty. Mrs. williar,
Gotlieb, Mrs. Samuel Hershey, Mrs. A.
Jsms! orlinsr; Mrs. J. J. Rosen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. STOW. Of
Ills Boyer street. Chestnut Hill. gave q
dinner party on Sunday evening last.
Mrs. Maurice D. wilt. Of 6I2 West
Hortter street, will entertain at a card
party tomorrow In honor Of Miss Alice
Wilt. The guests will be from the
Mr.. David Hurwitz and Miss Idella
Hurwits, u Washington lane and Chew
street, entertained for few days as
their guest Mrs. Dale Templeton, Of
Gary, Ind.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

!, Miss Adelaide S. Newiin. daughter Of
~, Mr, ana Mrs. James Caverly NewI;n. Of
h9 WILLOWS. Bryn Mawr, will give a
MnrSsSe Mse party on Thursday afternoon,
T%o To'In =, IN honor OF her cousin. Miss
| of Mrs Mra"Gey verplanck Ncwlin. daughter
a, M"C 10 SPENDING some time as the guest
AZ Ssr aunt, Mrs. George Bispham Page,
!" shlpey Farm, Secane, Pa.
New mr. van,t and Mrs. William G. Lowe. Of
Mrs. % 1he guests Of Mrs. Loves mother,
is, sirs, Herbert NJ. Howe, Of 1892 Locust
in ~ Hir' and Mrs. Lowe will entertain
nivht Mrs, loves box nt the opera that
ana Nv whsn their guests will be Mr.
-''u Mrs' Percy II. Clark.
VIZ Philip b. Fisher. OF Grayers Ione
thes,mut tho iiill, will act as best man AT
hMeadiny OF Miss Dorothy .Hurd.
Hurd H q, Sf S,,Mr' Mr. and Mrs C. Russell
craWfoppdd pd M,lt3n, Mass. and Mr.. Alan
n%ee tar,.. on Saturday, April 20, in the Uni.
viii IT'"h church at Milton. Mass. and
hon, 20 followed by 4 reception Mt the
VI 'ne brides parents
/, ~ yrs J. Murray Ellzey. Of 100 High.
tain avenue. Chestnut Hll. will enter.
moon g" card party on Saturday after.
AI"o , ,,n homo honor Of her daughter, Miss
''e Hl' Ellaey.
Mr. and Mrs. Randa, Morgan =,
rmbSnnamoor. East Willow Grove avenue
Enn,nnut iiill, left OH Tuesday for n
,Se ,Se'Iern ! err trip. They viii spend pnrt ~
'''''' season at Palm Beach, Fla.
Twer,,;. ,; Thomas Corey Musgrovc, Of
placn ,lhlrd street and Re Lancev
auctiorn mas ISSUED invitations for a small
Satnrd, orldge party at her home on
N's AFTERNOON, March II.
Wiz John Rogers Maxwell. OF sc,kirk
of Wlova, and Mr.. Alexander r., Siade
4 t"r,E'newood, will sail on SATURDAY. Tor
''p 10 the West Indies,
NJ MISS Lorraine Dlsston, dsurb,.r 81,
ar, and Mrs Jacob s. Disston ~ Oh
~ n'Ia Han Chestnut HiIl, has ret,,rned mad
NJ Ma "er home after a stay at Belieair
art ht w ine meeting Of Mrs. Charles stow.
ii ths thurS Dancing Glass this evening
will I've heilevue.StratfCrd the cotiilon
'ravInr led by Mr.. Edmund Bsrkeiew
by tho ,nr. ma Mr. Osborn Cresson, assisted
: VIC members Of the new committes.
annsr nnmong those who will entertain .,
ri Ms ms evening before the meetIrs
Inc r,s Charles Stewart Wurts ISsnu
NJ eiInaes WI VIII be: Mrs. John W. CSiss
Alnnsr rms street who viii pivs |.
ma .oc Miss ". Therese Tyler. NJ"
glrk, w, Jonn Rogers Maxwell. az ss,'
ne Bs,i.'noga who will entertain A.
ltuth McV,u,,..s In honor OF Mia
Albsrt y NIX; ,saeushter Of Mr.. and Mrn
s''s' A'ss burn CLARK SmitH, Of via.
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Ssr,ciccs sr <. !. q m NE 2sthsny LstkiEoa Church:
avenue. The ceremony we performed
y. Iy ne hsv Cn95iss 0sreSr Srssnss ~. e
tor Of the church. Alter the ceremony
tfIp ali iSs fcss ss sso;,Ss. Hso0'r left On '''n
Mrs Husc odenhsimsr. ss sloe North
helm. q sSiS Norm rw.n.y.xSss I've; c;Is strsst.
will entertain ct q luncheon anl bri6ge
ciSs ISIS kcstS SS,'ih s.sss,asS e Ss ssrss
There vii b about one hun1sS6 guests.
sewing VI: ntes trs: Il =; rsa
KlrshSsum, Of Ssii Ridge avenue, Or
MONDAY evening last A supper fei'
~ S"iS @ n'ss ssrsss s.' .Ssssss:d As
A housswIrmis will be held tomor.
nv Tfs 'SinSs Mscns 3 s.ss.r ssf s'%f q NsITs
Twcnty.Arst street. Covers vii! b. lAtd
for forty guests. Music will foiiow
Miss ElAis KLINE. Of North F,ftssnth
street street ~. y spending several weeks At At
Mr. Howard Ket.r. of sishtssn.h
and Diamond streets. left on fuSeAay
sss e. cSs' M.s "ss,' *. . 81: W s"S S,;:y s:y
in.iaw. Mrs.. Frank b. KoRsf.
Mies Caroline ltovtsr. Of North Six.
tesnth street, viii entArtain . number
OF quests at her home on Saturday
evening in honor Of Miss IAurette Com.
Son. OF Boston, MasG
Mrs. Daniel y. Morshouss, Of 1872
North Camae street. hap returned home
Of her sister, MrR Frederick I. 0lchhorn,
Of New York City.
Miss Mildred Numbers. Of sos North
Twenty.fouIth street. will entertain the
members Of her capd club this evening.
Mrs. Joseph o'Donneil. Of se1s JSf.
fsrson street. will entertain the Alpha
Chapter. OF the Phi Delta Psi Sorority
At her home tomorrow afternoon st Z
luncheon. The ntsrbers are: Mrs.
Miss Louiee Chipfnan. Mrs. Harold
pohner. Mrs. George Flood, Mrs
Nathaniel Parker. Mrs Thomas rrAnts,
Mrs walter Stewart. Miss Mildred
Pidgeon. Miss Phyllis sanner. Mrs.
Frank Lee. Mrs. Mortimer ITrawgott
and Miss Estslle Wood.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. NJ. McGrath. OF 1920 wallace
street. announces the marriage Of her
daughter. Miss Mary Gertrude McGrath.
to Mr.. Henry Joseph Boyle on February
81. The RI. Rev. Monsignor NJ. G,
Donovan oficiated at the ceremony.
which took place at st. Agatha's Church,
Thirty.eighth and Spring Garden streets
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aiken Smith
ter. Miss Charlotte Mills Smith, to Mr..
Raymond r. Wilson. Of West Philadel.
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Grove. OF this
city. arc spending several weeks at At.
lantic City
Dr. r. Harold King. formerly of
Thirty.seventh and Walnut streets. West
Philadelphia. hag returned 10 his horn.
IN Los Angeles. Cal, after a month $
stay at Atlantic City.
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a .ssrah ga W. hS'ys,SSsz ny Ssmfs,s Aes!:
nIss Ada D<sfinS 10 IN charge Of these
Afternoons.
The regular monthly luncheon OF the
Memen'p Club o. Media. Of which Nrs:
on "Wednesday under the chGirma nShip
ok Mr.. Paul Freeman. 0I ,-II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

~ ~, 4 stunning -IOokinS s'r' ivy"
VhN ~. .yown into II scarcely
Norlss IT, since.i saw her cArecnine
80. Ccrs c May IN her straight belted.
ttu1nc w tY.ccns V|ita her long brown
.Ils.I.. W.. Isr kark In a pistail.
~ eows ~ IA grown into a sub. deb
Aad spc pcc,,,Xiniy attract much atten.
lhe WIZ M, IN cc,nes out. She In tall
ion wIot wnsIh nm a very pretty figure
n9 h,."snt h,I,t face, Tier hair 10 soft.
nd .skE.S~r md shc has a great deal
s.soy md very dancing eyes.
ons W TOO tall, and when saw
no sGIns in. the street with her
Per wMs pinckney Norris one day
ithei. .hc was wearing 4 smart
~ w. .,,it nf black serge and a wide
alIoIsu u.ss.f .rsy about her neck. Fer
ur o. '"ssmsji to0ue OF black and she
We wni, :, .
ccsea ,n think she comes out until
~ ~. MATT. but IT'S very hard to
Ar LIZ a ne ares OF these Girls who
esp, TN .hs,r teens. I ehouid say Helen
y .n.ntssn ~ . and. speaking football.
,.hss one year to TO-"
esv'
,n ,o, orcr know anything like the
..s. d,tcs are chosen for
bafties and teas lar ahsad % 2. tns e.Ss.. se
tn eaen iI ieHr ,,,rds ,h.v vii, not So
nake up .nem iS.m'r thsy hsnr ~ thiu
ana .n.h .h.t Az keinS MANNED for.
hiy anu 'nst .s.,,sa that they do not
na teeih III Satss already chosen. their,
ohsl. l NV all bc obliscd 10 take the
aauInis,s AZ w snmc ono eIse and it really
~. n. 10! no, S n nlnn two dances on, the
r,.ht
a%s ~. "N"rr;s twins. Louise and vir.
~ ors 70 have n dance on Thanks
a.in. nisbt. I hear. and they will he
s,,odurcd at n tea on the 10th Of No
"smbsr. Evelyn Martin Is to have q
= November 6. Virginia Carpenter
\ TO be presented at q dance on the eve
Il Thanksgiving, November 20, and like
IA parents Of many Of the debutantes OF
khs last season. her father and mother
bavs decided not to nave tea as wei;
y given on December 70 ana tns First
Aeemoly WI " ivasav n.u " .So.sn & r..
Anotner ua' Ts,.. psii wh;oh
smUes yr IN. vsmaI .hs Hcsdemv
wv os ne''' 10 u'""''
Pl musN' ...
THE Musicsl Arts Club will have an
,'....,. ..,.n,;o, M. oft.rroon
- f lists - bonnr will hr none other
Nv Nv sIss'S All ~ Ms Iconold Stokowski.
Iowski again. She has been abroad, you
remember. since last summer. and re-
burned just about month ago Witn net
wee daughter soma. VINO - now more
han two months old. One OF ner names
. Noel, you sknow. Shc was porn on
Christmas Eve, ana so they aecided 70
pat Noel, which Is tne frsneh ior
into ner name: Sne -
most beautiful baoy' no iair ana oIue.
syM ana rosy. EVERY one VINO mas
l!en her has lost his or her heart TO
!ns small miss. Inc Stokowskis are
!Nlns IN Cnestnut Hiii now, SO MISS
Benn mas peautirui environment IN
shen 10 grow up.
-, 49,.
NPEAhlNd OF babies. did you know
~ that the Fred Strawbridges had a
little daughter. Emily Clothicr Straw.
6fidgs? You remember that Emily and
Fred were married about q year and a
pay 40 and went abroad for several
nshths. They are living this year in
Wynnewood. where they have an awful.
y pretty house. Little Emily was born
he early part OF this week.
7 HEARD this marvellous stor- re.
/ GENTLY In f.ct u como % ~. =.
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Hair Pins and Pins

MI our hnset ausIIty EnsiI,h .
h,s"r hn,s%rsisd wire hsIrpin.. in
s,rsis,e s'rek Or brown, waved or or
ihis ihisn' hsavy or inyis.
Tas.et..' ;.Se. o. 2 PACKAGE fss 10.
Pins. ali Is, s;,s. .ssi n Horn Hslr
usually CSC, at.
rsH:s OF DsLons Tsiist fiv. 'sH
NY count ....,3 papers fsr,
Duplex safety Pins. Ihs ~, see
ousHty made, ali six"s
s'''''''''..iee. Z csrds for o..
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Spool Cotton and
Dress Shields

Gssrss Clerks O. n. T. Spool
Cstton, Tor hand or machine
sewing, black or white. al
numbers 8 to 100. usually
tic dessn. At ,...... $50 dozen
Clsss prsss shields. superior
quality ,TIssssulssr and opsr.
ID. NJ. G. MsPessised Dasaine
Cotton, black. white and
colors, 1bc size. ST.. zoe ball
d. M. &. Crochet Cotton. white
or scru. sizes 3 to 100,
at. .........,.. 400 y bell
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Aliens
Quality Hair Nets

::';;ss q: s:,,s = s".S! s:s Sf 4! 4:
OF thsir Hair Nets. The EijeSSss
cap shape comes In large or anal,
slscs The straight shape is eXtrs
'arse size, The colers are stand.
ard end come in every shade, Whiss
s"d Grey hslr Nets sss ass sosS,
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. John M. BroomalI. Sd, Of Media,
has returned from stay At Atlaatie
City. '.., - :
Among those who attended the meet.
ing Of the Monday afternoon bridge
were Mr2 Crosby Black. Mrs. Edward
D, Glauser. Mrs. Charles n, Long, Mrs
william q. Todd. Miss Mildred voik.
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Tooth Paste
Tooth Brushes and
Nail Brushes

rrophy yIactic Teeth Brushes,
soft. medium or hard bristle;
usually <Sc. at ...... ..S0o
Pure WSistis Nall Brushes. usu-
ally :6c. at .......... .1ae each
lmpCrtsd Teeth Brushss. bone
or transparent handles. usu-
ally c5c, at Use
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Toilet Specialties

o'Sssa'' sizs for perspiration. sSc
wHc,H'ns H,, MsisiAsd Coco.:.,tSss
vi shsmpss .,
~ ~iuSeies Tsus Fiov::
ISSnuns, Violet, Rose, LiiSc
c;niy OF the Valley. very sne.
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Toilet Creams

rrottIIla. $50 slIe. AZ.
ra Ts Honey and Almond
~ g.
cr 90 water snd GIycsr,.,
=, -oc size
"sg.:tt cnd Rsmsdelrs Cola
Roys,s R1,sS%: Soc size, at -. ss.
"OS~ Lemon Cream, soc Sixs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03
Absorbent Cotton
and Napkins

Ib. roll ef JshNsem & John.
sons Absorbent Csttos. 49,. .I0e
kotsx Napkims, one dozen to
NJ ":rs.i. iss.ic IT., a;..,sse
ev01sstsr. usually S5c.
~ .....'...'..'... .oSs nols
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The marriage Of .Mirs Dorothy I'm.
nell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M,
Immeli. Of 2444 Ridge avenue. And Mr..
H. walter Gruber. son Of Mrs. I. Cru.
ber. Of 1905 North Twenty.sscond street,
took place Tuesday, February 20, at A.3O
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Face Powders

Dsyia Compact Fses Powder. .3bc
Mary Garden Cs0pact Powd. $50
tn Air EmbAume Large Gem
pset Face Powder ".el.:S box
J.'Origan Fsss Powder. ..... .S6o
AsurSs Face Powder $50
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Imported
Perfunery

.o!ys, Houhissntt, kissuds, kox.r
"a H S,liets aad Pivsr'.. F;ns
rsnGh ssrtumss and Toilet Wat.rs
s, are IN 'nis sale. at greatly rsduced
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tNANkeoNo

,,ls. NJ G. " s7set q Ia, w:sii:s .s
where he viii spend fhs remainder Of
the winter.
Mrs. Howard Aillssn, Of oriscom
street, will entertain the members Of her
card club 1t her home on Tuesday
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Soaps

t%,GIGoufys Facial Soap. IL.
RrsinoI ss.p .'....... .eaks ISs
Roxer a.S ;,..'.. cake zoe
% ,"n. snd ssilst French ISt.
~ &c or Aimsnd sesp; box
spanish CASTLE So.n 49,. SOC
10. bar CASTLE: TSksse
value St'<o
Issensons Hard w ats oar
'.......... SOC Ao,
i.S LesSs Bath Soap, Si ~.
LEMON soap. very special. I0c go
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Jane Harold. OF 2SA South
Fifteenth street. Is spending a few DAYS
In Atlantic City.
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Annual Spring Sale of
Notions & Toilet Articles
Talcum Powders

DJsSkios French Telc ....... .lSs
Johnson + Jshnso1's Baby
+. ToIO ...''.'. 49,. ~
AsuPsa Frsnch Tale ..........s .sSs
Risaud's Un Air EMbsuns
Tale ................ .bbo
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-20
Arizona Western to
 Install Fifty Ton
 Mill Near Prescott

PRESCOTT, Aug 19.- A ball-mill capable of production of 50 tons daily will be erected on the property of the Arizona Western Mining X Mill ing company in the Turkey Creek dis trict before January first, and will be in operation by that time, according to John. Trputner. who is passing a few days in the city from the mine. About 40 tons of gold ore will be mill ed daily once operation is started. Troutner said.
 Development work has been going on steadily at the property of the Arizona Western for a number of years, with the result that enough ore is now in sight to keep the mill run ming for between five and six years at the production rate planned. Trout ner declared. The ore averages about $10 a ton. No stock of the Arizona Western is on the market. we are making a working mine, not a stock selling proposition" Troutner said.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-20
Ray Hercules Plans to Start Production
 When Market Rises

Plans are rapidly being completed to put the property of the Ray Her. cules Mines, Inc, of Ray, on a pro- duction basis as soon as copper con- ditions seem to justify such move it is reported.
 Robert Linton. managing director, last week completed a thorough in spection of plant, it was said.
 The plans of reorganization, it is estimated, will put the mine in shape to produce at the rate of 1900 tons a day, while the mill will be increased to a similar capacity. The plant for merly averaged 1000 tons day.
 When the company. was recently reorganized, IT. A Wilson, who was in charge of the old company, was re tained as general manager of the re organized corporation. e..
 Linton, who is the managing df rector.l is also president of the North Butte Mining company. as we'll as president of the Consolidated Copper Mines of Nevada. For a number oi years past, he has been closely iden tified with the oCle-Ryan interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-20
M|NERSPUT
 ON AT MORENCI;
 SHUTDOWN ENDS
Sufficient Stoping Planned to Furnish 700 Tons Per
 Day For No. 6 Mill

CLIFTON, Aug. 19-The first indi- district, following a complete shut down of more than year, came this week with the announcement by Capt. J. Hodgson, of the Phelps Dodge Corporation, Morenci Branch, that 150 miners and muckers, in ad- dition to the small force at present employed, would be put to work i'm mediately in the mines at Morenci.
 This action will be taken as a re- suit of a temporary cessation in September of the work that has been carried on by a small force of men at the Coronado mine where the en- tire tonnage of ore, which the com pany is mining, will be exhausted some time during the month of Sep tember and the Coronado closed down.
 In order to keep an organization at work it has been decided to do certain development work in the mines at Morenci and also sufficient stopping to furnish approximately 700 tons per day for the No. mill
 Upon the closing down of the Cor onado mine next month the force at present employed there will be transferred to Morenci mad will be employed there in addition to the 150 men to be put to work now.
 It was learned this week that the detailed plans for the rebuilding of the No. 6 mill will not be completed until the end of September. It is stated by an official of the company that so far as can be seen now there is not sufficient demand for copper to warrant the rebuilding of the No mill, or the starting up of opera. tions on a large scale, and that the mill will not be remOdeled until there is better demand for copepr It is hoped that this may soon develop.
 It is expected that the concen. trates made at the mill will be shipped to the Phelps Dodge smelte1 at Douglas for treatment, at least for the present.-Clifton Copper Era.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-20

Paso shelter for great many years. This means the putting into circula- ton of millions of dollars annually and the assured prosperity of the entire district
 Economic Filtration Profitable
 There are other conditions favOra- ble for the operation of the ErupciOn company. The mines are situated in the Lamentos mountain, which rises some 2,000 feet above the surrounding plain. From the base of the noun tain a prospecting and extraction tun- nel 2,200 feet long has been driven, which cuts the blanket deposit at a distance of 1,400 feet from the portal. For the present the ore will be drawn from the upper level, so that no hoist ing will be done at all. The ore be- ing lead carbonates is very easily mined and most of the cost of pro- ducing is in timbering an tarmming. The mines are dry. There is no water to be pumped. In fact, it is probable that it will be a great many years be- fore the water level is reached. There are no ore bins on the surface All storage bins are inside the mine, where large chutes have been blasted out of the solid rock. These chutes hold thousands of tons of ore and from them the ore will be drawn and tram med directly to the railroa cars On the siding at the surface. Considering the proximity of the mine to the smel ter, the nature and size of the ore deposits, the grade of the ore and the facilities for extracting and marketing their product, the Erupcion should ! have low production cost and conse quently be a big divided payer.
 Operators Insure Success
 ! With these mines in the hands oi ! the present managers the public has every guarantee that their interest will be fully protected. The produ cers have taken great pride in seeing ! to it that the money of the stock holders was properly spent, that nc money was spent uselessly, and it i: doubtful if any other mine in the en tire southwest, considering the diff culties that had to be overcome anC the magnitude of the undertaking, ha: been put on a paying basis as quick! and with as little overhead expense! as the Erupcion. Great credit mus be given c. A. Kinney, D. B. Smith anC E. F. Knotts fo rthe success of th' Erupcion company. These men have stood by it through thick and thin never losing faith for a moment, say ing it again and again from going or the rocks and giving it there time anC attention for six years.
 Gen. John c. Greenway of Warren Ariz.. is the general manager of thu company and D. P. Smith is genera : superintendent at the mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-20
Superior X Boston
 Plans to Explore
 It's Deeper Ground

GLOBE, Aug. 19.-T. R. Drummond of the Superior and Boston. announces that some time next month diamond drilling to a depth of approximately 15OO feet will take place on the 1900 level of the s. and B. mine.
 The purpose of drilling is to explore the ground lying between Great East ern and FOotwall faults. This explor- ation was attempted before but prov ed unsatisfactory due to the drill hole describing an arc which carried it completely out of the ground in which exploration was south. Mir. Drummond says a contract will be let to start work some time next month. The hole will be started from the 1900 level
 The mine is now employing an aver age of 100 men and shipping B cars of ore a month to the shelter, reports Mir. Drummond.