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DAUGHTER NAMED TO
ADMINISTER ESTATE

Mrs. Elizabeth Brown. who died
September Is, left no win but
owned premises 1913 R st. NJ W.,
and 1907 M st. N. w, valued ut
500, 900. and land in Holbroox,
Ariz., worth $4,000. She also has
cash amounting to $4,000 ana
bonds valued at $4,000.
Justice Stafford. in Probate
Court, today granted letters Of ad
ministration on her estate to b
daughter. Elizabeth e. Brown who.
with another daughter. Mary II
Brown. win divide the estate At
torney George @. Gertman repre-
SCENTS the estate
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had complete command Of the Ian.
guage, she made herself very useful.
AT length contact was established
with the missing aviator, but eVentu-
ally he was shot down by the Ger.
mans.
Mrs. La TIache IS the daughter or
the late r.. r. Dickey. who was for
many years engaged In research
work for the Scientific American.
She was frequently his helper and
men. Her mother was of an old
near Chateau Thierry
Al gifted musician. Mrs. la Hache
studied for the stage and made her
musical debut with Alice Nelson
III Los Angeles. She has given UP
profess onal ambitions now, but her
friends delight in her voice and
she has promised to sing az some
OF the musicales at the Congress
sionaI Country Club, which are TO
be a feature OF the season.
Lieut.. CarveI Hall. jr.. ". $. M q,
left Washington by motor yester.
day for Greensburg, Pa. to
serve as best man at the wedding
of his brother, Thorn Williamson
He'll and Miss Margaret Wilson.
Accompanying Lieutenant Hall
were his mother. Mrs. Carvel Hall
and her daughter, Miss Virginia
Hall. of Virginia. and Miss LuIie
Williamson, sister Of Mrs. Hall, ot
Washington
The wedding took place al
noon I'm the Episcopal Church IL
Greenburg and was followed
BY d reception. The bridegroom
Is q grandson OF tie late Hear
Admiral Thorn Williamson. He Is
associated with the Maryland Roads
Commission and after short we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Han will
be temporarily established at Lau-
rel. Nd.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brusiloff an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Edith, to Jack Sperling,
Of Alexandra. Va.
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INSURANCE AGENT SUIT
FOR MANDAMUS DROPPED

The controversy between the Ma.
tional Rental and Insurance Agency
and Judge Mary O'Toole, of the
Municipal Court over the right of
the court to set aside a tudgmen.
which had been paid to the agency.
was terminated today by Chief Jus.
tice Mccoy, OF the District Supreme
Court by dismissing a mandamus
suit at the agency's request.
The agency was awarded judg.
ment by default against Robert w.
Thornley,, April ID last, for $213.G9
and Thornley, paid the money April
|21. According to the petition OF
the agency. Judge O'Toole proceeded
to set the judgment aside and grant
Thornley, a new trial.. Chief Jus.
tice Mccoy was informed that the
Judgment had been restored Of rec.
ord and. the case was dismissed.
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MILITARY BALL TO
FOLLOW ARMY.NAVY GAME

Secretary Davis OF War and Sec
retary Wilbur of the Navy are
planning to attend the military ball
to be given in Chicago on the
night OF November q, following the
Army.Navy football game, in honor
Of the cadets from Annapolis ana
West Point. On this occasion they
viii be presented with two hand
some trophies, which viii lagter go
to the Military and Naval Academy
teams.
Mrs. Clay .Judson. daughter-in.
law OF Colonel Judson, once District
Commissioner, has been selected by
the committee in charge OF the
ball to design the two figures. one
the Army mule. the other the Navy
goat, which will be cast in bronze.
The figures are to be set up IN
the drill halls at Annapolis and
West Point
Invitations for. this military ball,
which promises to be highly pic
turesque event, are to be sent out
through the Army and Navy CLUB
In Chicago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-06
BOOTLEG CRIME
BLAME FIXED

Disregard. OF prohibition laws
chic " arises from inadequate pun
ishment or uncertainty that the Of.
fender will get a neayy fins
or Imprisonment, Gen. L. c.. An
drews. dry chief. declared today.
Andrews pointed out that in the
military services offenses are fewer
than in civilian life because of the
certainty of punishment.
The dry chief declared that rum.
ors OF widespread corruption IN the
coast guard and the connection Of
this organization with rum plots.
have been started by the Bootlss
Trust for the purpose of undermin,
ing confidence in the Governments
effort to suppress smuggling.
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.IOT TNlGS FROM
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. va. Nov, s.The
American Legion at its monthly
meeting last night adopted : resolu-
ton asking Mayor smoo. suspend
ali business III the city ct II o'clock
next Thursday morning for one
minute.
The legion completed plans for
the Ar1mistice Day celebrate 0n.s
which VIII be held In THE Elka
Hall beginning at 5 o'clock Bishop
st George Tucker, end r. Walton
Moore will be the principal speak
ers. After the celebration there
will be dance.
The legion. viii hold the second
Of It's wrestling, bouts In the Arnory
next Wednesday with local and
Washington grapplers featured.
city Manager Morton has called
a meeting Of ell team managers
and Others who intend to use the
Armory Hall for baslketbali games
this winter to gather In his office
Monday at o'clock and arrange
schedule.
The December term Of the corpo-
ration court Judge Howard w.
Smith presiding. VIII convene Mon
day.
IN police court today William
Rust, colored. charged with second
violation Of the prohibition law,
was fined $3.50 and costs and sem
fenced to three months In jail.
Sergt. Grady Abernatny, Of Fort
Humphreys, was fined $50 and
costs for possession DC part Of b
half-pint Of liquor.
The yVoodiot HANS viii be pre-
scented In the Arrnory Hall Tuesday
evening for the benefit Of the Anne
Lee Memorial Home. Actors Will
be in colonial costume and sing old
songs.
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ART PROMOTERS TO
FETE FORMER HEAD

Miss Betty Bradford, retiring
president of the Art Promoters
Club, will be the guest of honor on
tomorrow afternoon at a tea from 4
to 6 o'clock in the Oriental club.
room, 2009 / st. NJ w. Members OF
the reception committee will include
Kermit Girdner. Miss Pauline
Bruner, Miss Adelaide Dwyer. Miss
Matalee Lake. Rowland Lyon. Miss
Katherine SUNNY, Miss Helen
Tucker, Miss Alice Bachelor. Miss
Lillian M. Chappell, Miss Ella Chap.
pell. Miss Dorothy Gray, Miss
Marie Moore. Miss Mittie Bnrch.
Miss Geneva Dye. Miss Anne L.
Reynolds, Miss Lexola Paine, Will
lam Huntington, Mrs. Lucy Nc.
Court Huff. Miss Beulah Ragan.
Miss Margaret Boswell, Miss Mary
Virginia Leckie and Viktor Flam'
beau. An election Of new officers
will be held. At 5 o'clock Miss
Bradford, who has lately returned
from abroad, will speak on impress
sions OF Europe" The public Is in.
vited.
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BRAZILIAN REBEL FORCE
REPORTED ON INCREASE

LONDON. Nov. ga reported
Brazilian revolutionary movement
is now assuming serious proper.
tons.
Large forces Of rebels are re-
ported moving against the town IF
Bella Vista. according TO a Central
News Dispatch from Buenos Aires.
Direct advices from Rio de ia.
Metro have discounted reports SINH.
lar to the one above and have stated
that there is no revolution OF any
proportion In Brazil.
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Three out of Follr

John (stuffy) McInnis. who sue
ceeds Art Fletcher as manager Of
the Philadelphia Nationals. is the
third of the famous old Athletics
infield to become a manager, the
others being Eddie Collins and Jack
Barry.
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JARDINES HOSTS TO
BUREAU CHIEFS

The Secretary OF Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardine entertained Informally
last evening at a reception and din
ner in compliment to the bureau
caiefs and their wives and the as.
sistant chiefs and their wives at the
Bureau OF Home Economies The
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Dunlap. Mr.. and Mrs. g. w.
Warburton, DIR. and Mrs. A. 81
Woods. Or. and Mrs. w. w. stock
berger Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Antrim
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Rus
sell, Milton S. Eisenhower, Miss
Helen Eakin. Miss Rita Hummer. Mr..
and Mrs. RIM. Reese. Mr. and Mrs.
n. w. williams, Prof. and Mrs. G. ri.
Marvin, DIR. and Mrs. John f. Mohler,
DR.. and Mrs. @. AL. Browne. DIR. =. @.
Howard. Miss Lucy Howard, Mr..
and Nrs. w. G. Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al. Zappone, Miss Barnett, Miss
Hawks, M. and Mrs. q. II. Mac
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. =. s. Tenny,
DIR. Louise Stanley, DIR. and Mrs ".
FS. HAYWOOD. DIR. G. l.. Marlatt, Mr..
ana Mrs. John Game, 3D.. DIR. and
Mrs. f. G. Cottrell. DIR. and Mrs.
q. w. Larson, DIR. and Mrs. J. w. =.
Duvel. DR.. and Mrs. Z. w. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. "A. Jump. Mr.. and Mrs. G. g.
Clark. DR.. II. G.. Houck, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Al. Sherman, DIR. and Mrs. W. w.
Skinner, DIR. and Mrs. r. e. Dunbar,
r. st. y. Wilson. DR. and Mrs. f. w.
Miller. DIR. and Mrs. r. A. Ernst, and
DR. Al. g. True.
Miss Grace Antoinette Mueller,
- EA<anFefa
Justus Mueller, will make her debut
at her home. 1901 Colorado Ave, az e
tea dance December IL Later in the
season Mrs. Mueller Will give dance
for her daughter and also number
OF luncheons.
saThe annual banquet and dance OF
the Theta Alpha Chi Sorority VIII
ba held November 10. at the Lara
yette Hotel. Music VII be furnished
Nv the Marceron Orchestra and there
win be original favors and several
unique features which the commit
tee prefers to keep secret.
"The Alpha Chapter OF Theta Al
pha Chi Sorority win bold q sub
scription dance Wednesday. NoveIn.
Der ~, at the Willard. Dick LIE
bert and his popular orchestra Will
furnish the music"
X X
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar e
chairman of patronesseg for the Dall
and pageant to be given at the May.
flower Tuesday, December Z, in aid
Of William and Mary College. Mrs.
Walter r. Tuckernaan is chairman
OF the women's committee, while
Admiral Cary Grayson Is chairman
of the permanent fund for this same
ancient college.
y 4
The board of governors OF the
Washington assembly will meet for
the first time this season. Tuesday.
November 3, at 1870 at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Henry r. Dtmock,
1901 Sixteenth st.
X 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White Will
come from New York next Tuesday
and viii be at their Washington
house for six weeks.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Young, Miss Berthe Ceilings, Mrs. Ona
Gleason, c.. M. Renaud, j. w. Maus
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Ewing and H. T
Cuthburt.
Both the grammar and high schools
closed at noon Thursday on account of
Armistice day.
Mrs. Ona Gleason of Gleason spent
Thursday and Friday as ths guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy.
Meryl Furry spent Thursday after
noon and night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mckinney, who live
near Courtland
Ray Appleton of San Antonio, Texas
was Pearce visitor Thursday
Bosh stores of Pearce closed at noon
Thursday because of it being Armisticc
day
H. j. Bishop. ore buxsr for the Cop
per Queen smeltcr Of Douglas, was in
Pearce Friday.
Adam Dodd returned to his home
Sunday at Black Diamond after spend
ing several days in Peerce.
Henry Gibbons, cattleman, was in
Pearcc Friday.
George Gibson of Glecson was a
Pearce visitor Friday.
Harold Eiildreth, who lives about II
miles west Of Pearce, spent Friday in
Pearce.
Friday evening a. the Town and Coun;
try club room the weekly card party
was held. Bridge was the diversion OF
the evening. The prizes for the high
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

methods and teaching in the Pearce
union high school
George Cunningham, who is mem
Der of the class of 1926 of the Pearce
union high school, visited the high
school Thursday morning. He Is at
tending the University of Arizona at
Tucson and was home for Armistice
day.
The Pearce Union high school of Il
students has been divided into two
even groups for the purpose of pro-
noting school spirit and competition,
both in athletics and scholarship. The
''Arapahoes', sponsored by Miss Col
lings, have organized under Naphaie
Ruth Mckinney and the "Apaches"
under Miss Squires, have Chief Fred
F1eethani. Constant warfare is antici-
pated between the groups.
Miss Opal Lehman was also on the
honor roll for the month Of October.
Mrs. A. Y. Smith has just returned
from trip to Tucson, Casa Grande,
Globe, Phoenix and Wilcox, where she
has been lecturing and showing pic
lures of Arizona. The work has been
in the interest of the art section of
the federated clubs OF southern Ari-
zona She reports a splendid trip.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21
FNACOZARI NEWS NOTES


The stag party held at the Staff
house last Thursday night in cele-
bration of Armistice day was wen
attended. Games. were played ana
refreshments, consisting of tamales
and drinks were served.
General Fausto NJ. Topete, candidate
for governor of Sonora, who has been
campaigning here and in Pilares for
the last ten days, left for Her1no-
sillo last Thursday. Topete was ac-
companied by Deputy Melton Hern-
andez.
J. B. Harrison spent the Weekend
with Mrs. Harrison at the Hotel de
Nacozari. Harrison is employed In
FLARES
Gerald Sherman returned to Doug
las last week from Pilares. where
he has been for several days on
business connected with MS office
Sherman is consulting engineer for
the Phelps-Dodge corporation.
W. T. Belcher injured his foot quite
badly last week, breaking several
toes Belcher is stiu on the job
however.
Superintendent G.. r. Windsor of
the Nacozari railroad returned last
Friday from business trip to Doug
las.
c. l. Wolfe manager of the store
department, went to Douglas and Bis
bee last Monday on business, re-
turning Thursday.
l. Van order returned last Tues
Cay from his vacation, which was
spent visiting relatives in and near
ogden, Utah
Irving Wentworth entertained very
nicely last Tuesday night the guests
being. r. D. Eddie .and Mr.. and Mrs
II. c. Groton. A Mexican dinner was
served at the Madrid restaurant.
H. H Horton returned from an
extended visit in Mexico city last
Saturday. Mrs. Horton and Mrs Frank
Aver returned with Mr. Horton, having
gone to Douglas 10 meet HIM.
Mrs. Johnnie Murchison left for
her home in Douglas last Monday.
Mrs. Murchison mas been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Ben. Humphreys
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. l.. Thompson en-
t6rtained with dinner last Saturday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

body, Mr.. and Mrs Charles e. Stott,
| Mrs. Chic Smith, Mrs H. Nolte, Jack
Iuffus and r. ii. Wygle, of Pilares;
Charles Dillman, of the San Nicolas
ranch; Adolfo Reyes ana Heber
Hush, of Douglas; John II. Harrison,
cf Tucson, and j. L. Robinson ana
w Gilkerson, of Pilares.
l.. DuCheSne and family arrived
Saturday from Douglas. DuChesne is
employed at Pilares and went out
last week to meet his family, VINO
came from the east.
j.. Fragosa ana Antonio Dav.la were
Nacozari visitors last week from Eel
! 1iEre, where they aro in business.
Il. L. Kelly was in Nacozari last
week from Las Chispas and lert
Wednesday morning for Douglas.
A. Ehrat left Nacozari last week
/ for Milwaukee, where he has accepted
employment with the Nordberg Manu-
featuring company, manufacturers or
Geisel engines. While in Nacozar;,
Ehrat was IN charge of the deisei
motored power plant of Las Minas
| PcdraZinni company.
! r.. II. Wygle arrived in Nacozari
last week on his way to Pilares,
where he has accepted employment.
Wygle is mining engineer
After a very successful run of
several days in P.lares the Fernando
circus is again showing in Nacozari
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

est score were won by Mrs. T. B. Ew
ing and F. L. Bryant, and for the sec
ond highest score were won by Mrs
f. l.. Bryant and ]. w. Maus. Sand
wiches and cocoa were served by the
following committee: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. j. Hurley and Miss Elizabeth
SQuires.
Miss Lydia Young, principal of the
grammar school, spent the weekend
in Tucson, being accompanied totWill-
cox Friday evening by j. w. Maus and
Miss Gertie Ceilings.
Tom Smith motored to Wilcox on
Friday.
Miss Pauline Pennick, who attends
the Pearce union school, spent the
weekend with her parents, who live
near the Stronghold. -
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Rockefellow Of
the Stronghold were Pearce visitors
Friday.
Mr.. Laftus of Phoenix was a business
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Furry, who live
near McNeaI, were i'll Pearce Friday,
and their son, Meryl. and daughter,
Evelyn, who attend high school here,
accompanied them home to spend the
Weekend with them. ~
James Lanham of Flemington, w.
Va, who is spending some time in the
Stronghold, was in Pearce Saturday.
Henry Grizzle brought in a load OF
apples from his ranch near Webb on
Saturday.
Mrs. r. r. Smith and son, Walter,
We're in from their ranch Saturday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.. Bryant and two
daughters spent Sunday afternoon in
the Stronghold visiting with Mrs. j
B. Shaw of the Walmonda ranch.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21
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PEARCE

JdlleS van Oft was IN IrOm ms fanch
Monday.
Charles Mckinney, cattleman, living
near Courtland, drove bunch of cattle
through Pearce Monday, going to Will
cox, where they were shipped east.
a. S. Schroeder living in the Kan
sas settlement, was here Monday
b. Hickman of the West Wells was
a bisiness visitor in Pearce Monday.
Mr.. Will of Kansas City stopped
here a short time Monday.
Sam Heron shipped some cattle from
Cochise Monday.
William j. Holmes of Courtland spent
Monday in Pearce
H. T. Cuthbert, special accountant,
living at Phoenix, arrived in Pearce
Monday and is auditing the books for
the Leadville Mining company of
Courtland.
Henry Gibbons, cattleman, living
north of Pearce, shipped quite a num-
Der of cattle from Cochise Monday.
Mr.. Carver of Tucson was in Pearce
one day last week.
G. NJ. Renaud spent Tuesday in
Wilcox
Mrs j. +. Gallagher was confined to
her bed few days the first of the
week with a bad cold, but is up and
around again.
Isadore Barlow of Mascot is visiting
his brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Barlow, living at tho B-S-B
ranch.
Doc Snyder of Douglas spent a
short time in Pearce Wednesday.
Mrs. e. J. Kelly of Middlemarch was
shopping in Pearce Wednesday.
Louis Hagcr Of Douglas was busi-
ness visitor to Pearce wednesday.
a. NJ. Glldea and Noah Whitmire of
the Middlemarch mine were in Pearce
! Wednesday.
Mrs. Skinner of Cochise passed
through Pearce Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Ewing motored
| to Douglas Wednesday,, where they
! spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ j. Hurley, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Bryant and Miss Elizabeth
Squires motored to Wilcox Wednesday
evening and attended the moving pic
| ture show.
Tom Fleetham, George and Francis
! Cunningham, who attend the Univer-
| sity of Arizona, arrived home Thursday
| evening and returned to Tucson Friday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Sunday evening, November 81, church
services will be held at the Pearce
union church by Rev. H. c. Duckett Of
Douglas. Everybody is invited.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

T. G. McGinnis of Webb was il
Pearce on business Saturday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Bruce Stephenson of Douglas stopped
lin Pearce for, short time Saturday,
returning from the marble quarry in
the Dragons to his home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

The following Pearceites attended
the picture show and American legion
dance at Wilcox Thursday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy, Miss Lydia
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Mrs. ]. B. Shaw of Walmonda ranch
in the Stronghold was calling on
friends in Pearce Saturday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Star Williams and two
sons of Bisbee spent Sunday with Mrs
Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F
Gallagher .4ssf ~,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Mr. Myers, manager Of the Taylor
and Wilson store at Pearce, spent tho
week lend with his family, who. live in
Warren.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Miss .Pertie Ceilings spent Sunday on
the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Nc
Kinney, living near Courtland, She
returned to Pearce Monday inorning.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

calling on friends and doing some
shopping.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Tom Fleetham, George and Francis
Cunningham, who attend the Univer-
sity of Arizona, arrived home Thursday
evening and returned to Tucson Friday
evening, spending Armistice day with
their parents.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Il. l.. Kelly was in Nacozari last
week from Las Chispas and left
Wednesday morning for Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21
High school Notes

Mr. Clawson OF the University of
Arizona visited the Pearcc school We'd
nesday. He is inspecting all the high
schools in this county and was well
pleased and commended highly the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Mrs. T. r. Smith and son, Walter,
We're in from their ranch Saturday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

James Lanham of Iolemington, w.
Va, who is spending some time in the
Stronghold was in Pearce Saturday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Thompson en-
tertained with a dinner last Saturday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

j. Fragosa and Antonio Dav.la were
Nacozari visitors last week from Eel
1iEre where they arc in business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Mrs. Johnnie Murchison left for
her home in Douglas last Monday.
Mrs. Murchison mas been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Ben. Humphreys
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Henry Grizzle brought in a load of
apples from his ranch near Webb on
Saturday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

II. H Horton returned from an
extended visit in Mexico city last
Saturday. Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Frank
Aver returned with Mr.. Horton, having
gone to Douglas 10 meet HIM.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Irving Wentworth entertained very
nicely last Tuesday night the guests
being. r. D. Eddie .and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Groton. A Mexican dinner was
served at the Madrid restaurant.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hurley, Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Bryant and Miss Elizabeth
Squires motored to Wilcox Wednesday
evening and attended the moving pic
ture show
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

L. Van order returned last Tues
Cay from his vacation, which was
spent visiting relatives in and near
ogden, Utah
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Stott re
turned oh Saturdays train from theil
vacation. The Stotts make their homo
in Pllaras and several Of their Pilare:
friends came to Nacozari to NEE
them.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Gerald Sherman returned to Doug
las last week from Pilares. where
he has been for several days on
business connected with his office
Sherman is consulting engineer for
the Phelps-Dodge corporation.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

! Charlie Valencia IS spending several
days in Nacozari on business. Valencia
comes from Ell Tigre where ne Is
interested in the mercantile business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

". T. Belcher injured his foot quite
badly last week, breaking several
toes. Belcher is still on the job
however.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

c. L Wolfe, manager of the store
department, went to Douglas and Bis
bee last Monday on business, re-
turning Thursday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

The Nacozari country club has an
nounced a basket party for next Sat
urday night to be held at the stat
house. The baskets VIII be auctione'
eff and the proceeds used towar
the annual Christmas celebration
which includes the grown-ups a
well as the youngsters
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

H. e. Hanne and F. A, McCallow
arrived IN Nacozari last week to
lcok at some mining property in this
district.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-21

Superintendent G. p. Windsor of
the Nacozari railroad returned last
Friday from business trip to Doug