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Evening star., 1928-03-17
DORAH IS QU|zzED
BY DRY LAW FOES
Senator Asked if He Favors
Search for Rum on Ships
in Canal.

Senator Borah. whose prohibition Qui2
n Republican candidates for President
has drawn wide attention, was asked
some prohibition questions himself to-
dsy by the association against the pro-
hktition amendment.
There were FIVE questions submitted
10 The Senator. in letter made public
by Rear Admiral w S. Kimhall, U. s.
\. retired. and Walter .. Wilcox.
II the eighteenth amendment has a
moral basis" they asked. does the ad-
mission within the three-mile limit Of
lieuor on British ships allowed by the
ireaty with England involve wrong
III act by the United States. and would
vcu favor the annulTent OF this treaty?
LIQUOR is being transported in large
Quantities through the Panama Canal
which is American territory. Would
vou favor legislation to search ships
snd refuse passage through the Canal
- those that were carriers Of liquor?
Z the eighteenth amendment has
-~Ta moral basis. do you believe III
ttt cXpediencv from polite stand
point or do you agree with the state
ri.rt made by Calvin Cooiidse when he
usS Vice President that the attempt
to oraEoon the body when the need
Is - convince the soul ends in
.revolts'
Are you one Of those who think
that acts previously innocent were
changed in their nature by the enact
nent o; the present law so that they
now involve moral turpituoe?
How do you regard a member Of
Congress or other United States ON
cial who drinks alcoholic beverages
openly here in washington-is he
law breaker setting a bad example TO
the people at large"
Evening star., 1928-03-17
SALOON FOE
SMASHES DOORS
Hurls Beer Bottles Through
Glass Sashes at Leagues
Office Entrance.

| by the Associated Ifcse.
DETROIT, March IA barrage OF
fancy labeled beer bottles. hurled by
the hand of an alleged wet crusader
crashed through the glass ONCE doors
at the headquarters OF the Michigan
Anti-Saloon League yesterday. sending
Office employees scurrying to cover be-
hind tables and chairs as the maraudci
advanced upon the private Office OF
Rev. r. N. Ho'saple. superintendent ol
the State league.
| with the challenge, nov. where Ia this
Holsaple." the superintendent fclled hin
with blow and took from the intruder
an improvised blackjack.
What do you mean by breaking
those doors?" Mr.. Holsaple said he
asked the intruder The man. latr'
identified as Leo Dipal. replied: Now
go ahead and call the police, so can
have place to sleep and cat"
The dry leader secured an unbrokcn
bottle OF wine which he held, hoping
he said, to trace its source.
The man was arrested on charge OF
malicious destruction Of property. The
one unbroken bottle bore label upon
which was penned several Unusual
axioms. including: "Emblematic of the
Most Noble and Excellent Service, '
For All the People In the World.
The Law Of Fudad Drink Not Wine
But Moonshine" and "All Your Country
and 100 Per Cent American Fools and
Mad Dogs. Go Hang Themselves"
Mr.. Holsaple said the man told hin,
a registered letter would reach the offfcc
todav explaining his unusual entrance
to the superintendents ONCE. through
! three glass shattered doors.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
STANDARDS EXPERT
GETS NEW POSITION
Willis A. Slater to Leave b.
reau to Go With Lehigh
University.

Willis A, Slater OF the Bureau OF
Standards has been elected by the
trustees of Lchigh University as re-
search professor of engineering mate
rials and director OF the Fritz Engineer
ing Laboratory in the department OF
civil engineering at the university, II
was announced today.
MFR. Slater Is one OF the outstanding
scientific authorities on cement ana
concrete and in recent years has served
III an official capacity on many I'M
portant construction projects. These
include the 100000 foot ball stadium
OF the University Of Illinois and the
stevenson Creek dam in the mountains
OF California.
He first became identified with the
Bureau of Standards during the war
and is now engineer physicist and chief
of the section on masonry construction.
His first work with the bureau was
when ne investigated and tested war
time concrete ships. BY coincidence
a good deal OF this work was done at
Lehieh and as a result OF MIR. Slater's
contribution to this study he was
awarded the WaSon Medal of the
American Concrete Institute in 1920.
Mr.. Slater Is member OF numer-
Gus engineering societies and Is author
of bulletins and other articles relative
to his Investigations. He Is graduate
Of the University OF Illinois, holding
three degrees from that institution.
The research work in cement and
concrete will add another important
branch of scientific inquiry To the In
stitute OF Research at Lehigh. which
will be given further impetus upon the
completion of the million dollar James
w. Packard Engineering Laboratory.
Mr.. Slater will sever his connection
with the Bureau OF Standards about
May to take up his new duties.
He resides at ii20 Fairmont street.
An International Congress OF Tropi-
AGad,o;,n and EyuCirne iS IN he hold
Evening star., 1928-03-17
LIMITED DIVORCE ASKED.
Charles Arr1ani Accuses Wife oil
Cruelty and Neglect.

Charles Armani, 20 years old. mo-
sale tile worker. has filed a suit for a
limited divorce in the District Supreme
Court against Evelyn Armani. his l9-
year -old wife. charging cruelty and de-
sertion. The plaintiff. through his
mother. Mrs. Natalina Armani. 648 Park
road charges that his wife Is neglect
ing their l8-month-old child and pre-
fers to go to dances and movies
In this respect. he says. his wife Is
entirely controlled and dominated by
his mother-i lin law, whom he blamcs for
his trouble. He says that his wife, liv-
ing at 73o Newton street. told him that
she was tired of living with him and
did not care for alimony Attorney
GODFREY l.. Munter appears for the
plaintifY
Evening star., 1928-03-17
ASKS NEW TRIAL.
Dentist Says $4,000 Damage ver-
Jtnt Tr Ex1nSciva

Dentist Says S3O.OOO Damage YER
dict Is Excessive.
Declaring the verdict OF $4,000 dam
ages recently rendered against him by
Jury in Circuit Division l to be eX-
ceSsive and resulting from sympathy
and prejudice on the part OF the jury
Clarence H Howland. dentist, 24l2
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. has filed a mo-
ton for a new trial of the suit of Ed
mund l.. Finch. 255l Seventeenth street
Finch had tooth. containing a FILL
ing. extracted in october. 1924. by DR.
Howland. and he charged that the fill
ing was allowed to slip into his throat
and lodged in his lung. Attorneys
Strickland and Parker appear for the
dentist
Evening star., 1928-03-17

An International Congress OF Tropi-
cal Medicine and Hygiene is to be held
at Cairo Egypt. next December.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Attache Calls on Wilbur

Capt James S. NJ. Ritchie. ROYAL
Navy. who has succeeded Capt. A. Stop
ford as naval attachc OF the British en-
bassy here. paid his respects yesterday
to Secretary Wilbur and Admiral
Hughes. chief of naval operations.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Goes TO Naval Academy,

Lieut. (iunior grader Paul H. Wiedorr
has been ordered detached from the
Z. s. s. 500 and 10 report for duty
at the Naval Academy at Anna polls
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Pink crepe de chine coat, with double
cape-sketched, $40; cap, $3.50. Other
silk coats, $3.50 to SIS. Other caps,
$3.50 to $3.50.
Dainty handmade dress, with colorful
touches of embroidery and hne lace
sketched, Slo.5o. Other dresses, 81
TO $3.50.
Lenci-designed imported coat and hat
sets Of flannel One sketched OF green
and maize flannel, $3.50. Others,
Sz7.50 70 $3.50
Panty and Bloomer Frocks. OF Liberty
patterned prints. ehanbray, dotted
swiss and voiles and linens, 81 TO
$3.50.
Inrssrs' ,kn Jr4ssnt sEcrioss PopsrH PLoos,
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Boys wash suits OF broadcloth, gingham
and linen. Yellow linen suit-sketch-
ed, Sc. so. Others. ST. to $3.50.
Boys Imported English man tailored
coats-skctched. Sls. Others, Sls
and SIS.
Other Spring Coats, $3.50 to $3.50.
Wool sweaters-hand- nit-anirnal bor-
ders, $3.50 to $5. Model sketched, 81.
Boys lightweight jersey suits, So.
Bathrobes. $3.50 to $3.50.
Girls novelty straw and leghorn hats.
$3.50 to $3.50.
Boys leather. suede or serge tams and
cloth hats. $l.25 to 81.
Regulation Navy Tam-sketched, $l.25.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Club, when the guests of honor will be
Mrs Harry s.. New, Mrs. Curtis ID.
Wilbur, Mrs. William M. Jardine, Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, Mrs. James j. Davis
and Mrs. William Howard Taft. Mrs.
Francis r. Gillen Is chairman Of the
committee on arrangements for the
luncheon. Out-of-town guests will
reach the Chevy Chase Club via a
sightseeing drive, which will terminate
at the club. where they will be pre-
sented to the guests of honor from Off
cial circles by Mrs. Charles H. Tomp-
k.ns.
The guests of honor will be seated
at special guest table with the wives
OF the officials Of the National So
ciety. Other guests will be seated at
nent Washington engineer serving as
a hostess at each table to 8 otit-of-toWn
visitors.
Assisting In the arrangements for
the luncheon and acting as hostesses
will be Mrs. c. Dwight Avery, Mrs.
George r. Putnam, Mrs. o. c. Merrill,
Mrs. ]. II. Van Wagenen. Mrs. Brehon
r. Somervell Mrs. E. Lester Jones. Mrs
N G. Grover, Mrs. Herman Stabler.
Mrs Harrison Brand, Mrs. ! Robert
Coltman, Mrs. Richard Park, Mrs.
Carey Brown. Mrs. Daniel Sultan and
Mrs. Thomas Robins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corcoran Thorn an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Caroline to Maj. Robert lie Grow
Walsh of the Air Corps, u, S. A., son Of
Brig Gen. and Mrs. Robert Douglas
Walsh The wedding will take place
early in June.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph witt announce
the engagement of their daughter
Evening star., 1928-04-25
Tea This Afternoon for
Wives of Engineers.

Tea This Afternoon for
Wives of Engineers.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, who Is hon
orary chairman of the ladies' commit
tee in connection with the convention
OF the American Society OF Civil En-
gineers will give tea this afternoon
in her home at 1900 S street from 4
to 6 O'Clock She will be assisted by
Mrs Edgar Jadwin, wife of the chief
Of Engineers. u. S. A.: Mrs. Lincoln
Busch. wife of the president of the A. S.
c. E., and the members of the ladies'
committee for the annual meeting, in
Guiding Mrs. Charles H. Tompkins,
chairman: Mrs. c. Dwight Avery, Mrs.
Harrison Brand, ir. Mrs. Carey II.
Brown Mrs. Owen b. French, Mrs,
Francis r. Gillen Mrs. John b. Gordon,
Mrs. N. G. Grover, Mrs. Charles B. HaW-
lev, Mrs. John G.. Hoyt, Mrs Edwin w.
James. Mrs. Benjamin E. Jones, Mrs.
K. Lester Jones, Mrs. O. c. Merrill. Mrs.
Richard Park. Mrs. George r.. Putnam,
Mrs. Brehon b. Somervell. Mrs. Herman
Stabler, Mrs. Harry Taylor and Mrs.
James H. Van Wagenen
Tomorrow the visitors will be enter
tanned at luncheon at the Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1928-04-25
SOCIETY
Mrs. Charles G. Dawes Will Be Hostess
at Tea This Afternoon in Her
Belmont Street Home.

FRS. DAWES viii entertain at
fkH tea This afternoon in her home
NJ on Belmont street. she will
4 I have assisting her Mrs, Jar
dine. wife az the Secretary of
Agriculture; NrS Charles w Water
man. AIRS. Frederick Stciwer, Mrs. Carl
Hay6en. Mrs Herbert NJ Lord, Mrs,
Charles r. Sunlncrail, NTIS. Edgar 1ad-
win. Mrs. John McA, Palmer, Mrs.
Henry G. SmHher. Mrs. William Car
ter. AIRS. McAndrewS Mrs. T., n, Bart
ley ana Mrs. ]. ManGeville Carlisle.
The Secretary OF state and Mrs.
Kc1loeg were the honor guests at din
ner last evening Of tho Secretary OF
tabor and Mrs James J Davis. Others
in The company were tba Minister OF
Austria and Nine. Prochnik. the Min
1Stcr at Norway ana Mine Bacl1ke.
Senator Samuel NJ Shortridgc. Repre-
sentative and MIS- Robert l., BaCon.
$Re Director of the Budget and Mrs
Herbert N Tord. the Solicitor General
ana NIrS William Dewitt Mitchell The
Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs
.Tohn H. Bartlett. Ngs Mabel Walker
W0lcb~an6t, Assistant Attorney. Gen
eral. and the former Secretary Qf State
and. Mrs Robert Lansing.
AIRS. Hoover. wife Of the Secretary Of
CoTNmeTce. was honor guest AZ luncn-
ecn today Of Mime. SNnop0ulos, wife Of
the minister ef Greece Others Ill the
company we're Mime, Peter Mime. van
Poven. Mrs. Henry Wilder kcyes, Mrs,
George r. Mclean, Mrs, William II.
Kinf. Mrs James M. Beck, Mrs. Henry
Allen Cooper. Mrs. Sol Bloom, Mrs,
James A. Frcar, Mrs, Robert f, Olds,
Mrs. Arthur OBrien. Mrs. James Car
roll Frazier. Mrs, James f, Curtis, Miss
Patten. Miss Helen Ernst and Miss Bslle
Iurnce.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

and Mrs. II. w. McNeal in their home
on I street. Comdr. Frost will join her
here in the late Summer for his leave
and they will go back to Haiti for the
Winter. Mrs. Frost was before marriage
Miss Katharine McNeal, and is a well
known and cultivated pianist.
The Congressional Club will have as
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Mrs. Cass Gilbert, Mrs Charles Nor
gan Post and Mrs. George p. Slade ot
New York City, who were staying at
the MaynoWer for the meeting Of the
Society of the Daughters of the Gin
cinnati, held at the MayfloWer, left this
morning for Philadelphia for meeting
today. Others from New York who
came for the sessions are Mrs. George
Dallas Yeomans. Mrs. Russell Evans
Tucker. Miss Grace Roberts. Mrs. Ed
ward Ellwanger Miss S. w CressweIl,
Evening star., 1928-04-25
Italian Envoy and Wife
: Waiting in New YorN.


The Ambassador Of italy and Nobl
Donna Antonietta de Martino are
spending a few days in New York and
are expected 10 return 10 Washington
the latter part Of the week.
The Ambassador Of Spain and Sonora
ce padilla were hosts 81 dinner last
evening in 1Ile embassy when their
guests we're the Ambassador Of Mexico
and Sonora dc. TelleZ, the Ambassador
of Cuba and Sonora de FerTara, the
Minister OF Colombia and Sonora de
OlaYa, the Minister Of Egypt and Nine.
Sanly. Representative and Mrs. Hamil-
ton Fish, jr; the director general Of
the Pam American Union. Or Leo S.
Rove: the commercial counselor Of the
British embassy and Lady BrodericG,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter r. TuckeTman,
Mrs. John g. Henderson, Nine. Eken-
Eren. Miss Eppes Eawes, the attache Of
the Spanish embassy. Senor Ramon
Faniila. son of the hosts; the military
attacae, Mai Casa jus; Senorita Padllla,
daughter Of the hosts, and Senor Don
Ricardo Vega de Sella.
The Ambassador Of Germany and
Frau ven PrittWitz und Cation will be
hosts to s company at dinner this eve
ming LII honor Of the Ambassador Of
Great Britain and Lady Isabella Howard.
The Minister OF China and Mime.
Sze and the Minister Of Greece and
Mime. Simop0ulos will be among the
homer guests at the Illinois State So
clety tonight al q 80 o'clock al the VIII
Iaro Hotel Representative Henry Riggs
Rathba11e, president Of the society, VIII
head the receiving line. and also III the
lire Eill be Mrs. Rathbone. chairman
OF the reception and social committee;
Mai Gen. and Mrs Amos A. Prizes,
MAJ. ard Mrs. William Wolff Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Hartman. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles I'll. LefevTe and CUTadr.
and hrs. George Joerns.
TIRE Minister Of Persian legation.
Mira D2voad Khan Meftai1 will enter
tain st reception this afternoon from
{ 80 to o'clock. In celebration Of the
anniversary Of the coronation of his
i1npeE.al majesty, Reza Shah Palalavi.
The Minister Of Guatemala. Dr.
Adrian Ree!nos. has been Joined By
Eea0ga DE- Rectn0s and their children.
laura, peatrsx and Adrian. jr.. who ar
rived sa New YORK. yesterday from
Guatemala They have taken resi-
dental suite at the Wardnan Park
Hotel.
IRE Minister also met Genora dc
Cl2ancDn, wife Ct the President Of
Guatemala. ard her fotr daughters,
wtao are on their way To Earope. sailing
later this week.
Senator and Mrs. Frederic IA. sackett
viIl have as guests over the week end
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Mrs G. S. Elliott will entertain at a
bridge luncheon today in the Floren-
tine room at the Wardman Park Hotel
in compliment TO Mrs. M A. Lester Of
Baltimore. Mrs. Lester Is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott at the Ward
man Park Hotel for week.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

who flew from Palos, Spain, to Buenos
Aires this Spring.
The newly appointed United States
Ambassador to Peru, Mr.. Alexander p.
Moore, is at the Willard for few days.
Admiral and Mrs. c. S. Williams
have as their guests for q few days
their son and daughterin-law, Comdr.
and Mrs. E. NJ, Williams of Philadel-
phia. at the Brighton.
Col and Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee have as
their guest at the Wardman Park Hotel
for few days, Col Lees sister. Mrs.
John G. Montgomery Of New York. Mrs.
Montgomery has been visiting friends
In Annapolis the past week.
Col. u. S. Grant, Sd, had guests din
ing with him informally last evening, In
the crystal room in the Willard.
Lieut.. Fl. c. OConnor of the Air Serv-
lice and Mrs. O'Connor are spending
several days at the Wardman Park
Hotel. Before their marriage, which
took place at St. patrick's Cathedral
in New York Monday Mrs. O'Connor
was Miss Nan Gerety. daughter OF Mrs.
w J. Gerety of 400 Riverside drive.
Lieut.. OConnor, who Is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. O'Connor of Colorado
Springs, has been stationed at Marshall
Field, Fort Riley, Kans. He has been
transferred to March Field, Riverside.
Calf, and with his bride. will leave
shortly for his new post.
Mrs. Frost. wife OF Lieut.. Comdr.
ChaIinor Frost, u. S. N, has returned
from Haiti, where Comdr. Frost Is sta
toned, and Is with her parents. Mr.,
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Mrs Ripley Hitchcock, Mrs. Gustavus
Kirby, Mrs. Walter Pierson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John v. Irwin and Mrs. J. L.
Ashley.
Mrs. Samuel Shivelv Konnes returned
Evening star., 1928-04-25
Sarah to Mr.. Frederick Colker.
wedding will take place In June.

Mrs. r. Septimus Austin and Miss
Madeleine Austin have arrived from
New York to spend few days in
Washington and are at the Mayfiower
Hotel. Owing to illness Mrs. Austin
and her daughter did not come to
Washington last week.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Senator and Mrs Frederic IA. Gackett
viiI have as guests oFcr the week end
ts7e Eses4aA A9Ttg brother -ifl-law and sister,
.sr sggo EEE IaArtElnn Hazard of
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Capt. Julio Ruiz de Aida Of the Royal
Spanish air service Is spending several
days in washington and Is the guest
Of the military attache Of the Spanish
embassy. Mai Victoriano Casajus. at
the Wardman Park Hotel Maj. Casaills
vent to New York to meet Capt. de
Aida. who is one of the Spanish aviators
Evening star., 1928-04-25

It's guest OF honor at the weekly tea
Friday afternoon Miss Ellerbe Wood,
who will speak on widows Weeds"
at 3 o'clock. Tea will follow the talk.
The club has issued cards for card
party Tuesday evening, May !, from
8.30 to IL o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Mrs. Steele. wife Of Representative
Leslie j. Steele of Georgia. has can
celed her social engagements. owing to
4fYr1pcs
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Mrs. Frost. wife of Lieut.. Comdr.
Chalinor Frost, u. S. N. has returned
from Haiti, where Comdr. Frost Is sta
toned. and Is with her parents. Mr..
Evening star., 1928-04-25

The naval attache Of the French en-
bassv. Comdr. Sable, has gone to New
York. where he remains until the end
OF the week.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Mrs LOTUS. wife of the counselor OF
The Sianese legation. Is visiting In her
former home in England and viii re-
main abroad until June. She will re-
turn in time to accompany Mr.. Lotus
To Gloucester. Mass, where the lega-
ton is established every Summer.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Former Attorney General and Mrs.
A. Mitchell Palmer have arrived from
Miami Beach, Fla, where they spent
the Winter and are at the Carlton for
a To-day visit.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Continued on Fifteenth Page
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Col. II. S. Grant, Sd, had guests din
ing with him informally last evening, In
the crystal room In the Willard,
Evening star., 1928-04-25

IRE Minister also met gen0ra dc
Claanc0n. wife Of the President Of
Guatemala. ard her toJ3r daughters,
WHO are on Their Hay To Europe. sailing
iater this week.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Tire Minister Of Persian legation.
Mira Davoad Khan Meftan. will enter
tain st a reception this afternoon from
{ 80 to O'Clock in celebration of the
anniversary Of the coronation Of his
lnpeE.al ma 5esty, Reza Shah Paflayi.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

The Ambassador Of Germany and
Frau ven Prittwitz und Cation will be
hnstS to company at dinner this eve
ming il honor Of the Ambassador Of
Great Britain and Lady Isabella Howard
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Representative and Mrs David Fl.
Knceloe were among the guests at
luncheon today at the Hotel Washing
ton Of Mr. Benjamin 7. Rash of Hen
ders0n, Ky, whose other guests tnclud-
cd Maj. and Mrs. Eric E. Brady of New
York
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
Chief Executive Of Sonora
Authorizes Sewers for
Border City
Donates Money for IIlumi-
mating Downtown Streets
In Aqua Prieta


Fausto Topete, governor of the state
of Sonora, paused late last evening in
the midst of one of the greatest ova-
tions ever rendered a. visiting execu-
tive in Douglas and Aqua Prieta, to
make statement to the press of
those things which he will do for the
benefit Of this district and, as he puts
it, "for the progress and upbuilding
of a better Sonora"
Topete said, 81 have been waited
on here by committee of gentle-
men who desire to light the streets
of Aqua Prieta and to further the
sanitation of the district by building
sewer system 1t has been repre-
ented to me that this sewer system
will better the sanitary conditions OF
Aqua Prieta and of Douglas as welt
and have therefore, because of the
wonderful spirit which exists ne e.
felt that could do nothing less than
authorize this undertaking to proceed
at once"
"I am donating an inconSiderarje
sum for the lighting of one of the
principal streets of Aqua Prieta.
Street lights are a symbol of progress
and civilization and the street lights
in Aqua Prieta will always be to me
a symbol of international good Will.
I have one hobby and one aim in my
public life and that is to make my
little state, Sonora, better because I
have been its governor and to that
end am bending every effort toward
building roads and schools"
when I retire from this office it
is my hope that I, personally, Will
be as poor as / am now but that
every city and town in this state
Si'all have a monument to my ad-
ministration in the form of school
or a good road and, 1 hope, both"
81 have realized an ambition Of
every governor that has ruled this
state in that have been able, through
good fortune, and the friendship OF
my people, to pave the streets Of
Eermosillo, the capital OF the state.
At present I am working with every
force that can muster, on the pro-.
ject to build the road from Noga.es
to Guaymas and go from Aqua
Prieta to confer with engineers of
the American Automobile association
from California who are surveying the
route for that road. have pledged
myself to complete that road within
the year.
"The people of Aqua Prieta have
suggested that a road be built from
their fine little city to Cananea. That
suggestion has been seconded by Gov
ernor Hunt of Arizona whom / es-
IT, frN
the capital on Tuesday 1 Will inn
mediately authorize the expenditure OF
funds necessary for the building OF
this road
Topete continued, II have been al
most overwhelmed by the glorious
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