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|OANCE, PICNIC ON
LEGION PROGRAM.

A big dance at the Cosmopoli-
tan on Saturday night April 14th,
and a picnic in Sonora the latter
part of this month, are among
events on the program of the 10
cal post of the American Legion.
The picnic, to which the Tue
son Legion members have been
invited, viii be featured by one
of those famous Spanish bull
fights, ga La Legion, Queen,
King, and Everything"
At this weeks meeting of the
Legion, E. J. Reeves, chairman;
A. A. Castaneda, and w. L. Hunt
er, were named as committee to
collect funds to be used in look
ing after sick ex-service men who
drift into Nogales. Already, dur
ing the three months this year
the local post has taken care of
more ex-service men than the en-
tire year of 1927.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Byles will en-
tertain with dinner dance Sat
urday evening at the Officers
club.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Georgia Carter invited
twenty little tots to celebrate her
tenth birthday Saturday after
noon. Each guest presented
Georgia with pretty little gift
and in turn were given cute IA
vors of baby chicks and Easter
eggs, the color scheme being pink
and white.
The guests were Mary Verne
Farrior, Mary Weaver, Bernice
Price, Mary Roja and Charles
Roia, William and Andy Bettwy,
Julia Farrior, Buddy Farrior,
Earnest Conklin, Dannie Foltz,
Teddy, Ernest and Georgia Car
ter.
Miss Carmen O'Neill, left Mon
day for New York and later will
sail for Europe where she will
visit her two sisters, Mrs. Shelby
and Mrs. Duke.
The annual Jewish Passover
started at sundown Wednesday.
It will last eight days.
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s'THE ARRIVAL OF KITTY"

The public will all be greatly
disappointed if they don't see
Kitty arrive in "The Arrival of
Kitty" Such is the title of the
Senior pay given this year by the
Senior class Of Nogales High
School.
Ting, bell boy, played by Joe
CASTELAR,, and Sam, a colored por-
ter, played by Milford Noon, af-
ford great deal Of comedy
throughout the entire play, but
particularly in the beginning.
Ting and Sam are to manage a
hotel during the absence of their
boss. Soon, as guests in the ho-
tel, Mr.. William Winkler, played
by Arsenic Espinosa, Aunt Fame,
his sister, played by Ruth Gatlin,
Jane, his neice, played by Hen
rietta Renshaw, and Suzette, Aunt
James maid, played by Esther
Greason, all arrive to spend the
summer at this exclusive summer
resort. But the complications
arising when James suitor, Bob
bit, Baxter, played by Howard
Wilken, and the "chosen" lover
for Jane, played by Allyn Wat
kins, arrive, there is much pro-
mise of mirth for the audience,
and when Kitty arrives, played by
Mildred Damn, the climax is
reached, and the audience will
have to be asked to remain in
their seats, the enthusiasm will
be 80 great.
These acts, all played in the
lobby of the same hotel, win as
sure the public of no exasperating
waiting for change of scenery.
Yet this one set will be 80 ex-
quisite that it will not be firing.
When Kitty arrives the eleventh
day of May you'll want to see
her.
Mrs. Inez Walker Left last night
fo,. visit with friends in. Her
mosillo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mitceli mo-
tored to Tucson Monday and met
their daughter Grace, who will be
home until Tuesday after Easter.
Miss Grace attends st. Marys
Convent i'm Los Angeles.
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Byles will en-
tertain with a dinner dance Sat
urday evening at the Officers
! club.
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FOR MRS. HENRY

Mrs. Inez Walker entertained
with four tables Of brigde Tues
day afternoon at the new Hotel
Esplendor in honor of Mrs. Sue
Henry. Cards were played in the
ladies' card room and delicious
refreshments served in the dining
room. The ladies present were
Mesdames Sue Henry, Burgoon,
Hardy, Glissan, Wood, Simington,
R. Noon, Pinkerton, Marsh, Mer-
Ger. O'Connor, Lynch, Karns,
Fowler, o. Herold and Miss Bur-
linson. Tea guests were Mes
danes Bodie, Wylie, Field, and
Fowler.
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(Miss Tiny Legarra, Society Editor, Phone 442)
BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. A. L. Gustetter entertain
cd seven tables of bridge Satur-
day afternoon. The rooms were
beautiful with purple Iris and
golden poppies. Prizes were Civ
en- four ladies. Several ladies
made social calls during the aft
ernoon.
Mrs. w. J. Phillips honored
Mrs. Grisby of Cajeme with three
tables of bridge Tuesday.
Captain and Mrs. L. A. Page
entertained with a dinner party
Friday evening.
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INsPEcTIoN ToNIcHT

Company A, 158th Infantry,
Arizona National Guard, will be
inspected tonight by Col. Neeley.
All members are requested to be
present.
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EASTER rood SALE

The Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church will have an
Easter food sale at the Piggly
Wiggly Saturday.
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Miss Dora Arhelger, teacher at
the Lincoln school, is Spending
the Easter holidays in Phoenix.
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Last We0h al evening OF exec
lent entertainment and education
was enjoyed by the many who at.
tended the meeting of the Parent.
Teachers Association on Thursday,
The evening was called Fathers
night and the auditorium was
crowded. The program follows:
l. Russian Dance, in costume
Betty Smelke~, Doris Hannah. Bar
oara Smelksr, Gwendolyn Hamlin
Beatrice Robinson, Fanny Rochlin
Gertrude Moody. Avanell Rose
Carmen Lown, Julia Farrior. MARY
Verne Farrior and Margaret Bird
II. Diffidence, Recitation; Billy
Sage.
III. Spanish Song and Dance ir
costume; Leticia Rivas.
w. Entertaining Sisters Bean
reading; Jewel Temple.
V. Spanish Song, in costume
Solidad Hinojas.
vi. Our Hired Girl; Kathleen
Sage.
VII. l Love Little Cottage
song; Auverna Smith.
! VIII Waltz; Irene Hanlan anc
Conrado Bachelor.
TX. Turkish Dance, in costume
Betty Smelker, Doris Hannah, Peg
gy Griffith, Barbara Smelker
Gwendolyn Hamlin, Beatrice Rob
inson. Fanny Rochlin, Gertrud,
Moody, Avanel! Rose.
x. The Crystal Gazer, one ac
play; Marie Cota-Roblas and Aim;
Williams.
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HOME ECONOMICS

On Tuesday afternoon the Home
Economics section of the Nogalee
Womlan's Club met at the cub
rooms. The program mas opened
with health exercises, after which
very interesting talks were given.
Duane Bird delivered a sound and
convincing talk on Home Govern
nent. and Mrs. O'Day. who taught
Home Economics in the Hawaiian
Islands for three years related
some of her interesting and unu-
sual expe~. .ences with the natives,
in connection with the work.
Seventeen ladies were present,
and all expressed pleasure and ca
gerness over the proposed pro-
cram Of the year. After the pro-
gam. Mrs. NJ. P. Duffy, chairman
of that section, served tea, assis-
ted by Mrs. Henry Weinberg. The
next meeting will be November 20.
Mrs. Kresney left last weekend
for Canauea. where he:' husband
is in business.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON,

Last Friday Mrs. H. R. S:sk was
hostess at a bridge luncheon fo1
a few of her friends. A color mo.
tif of yellow was used for lunch,
con and bridge appointments, and
floral decorations were of golden
glow. Miss Frances Burlinson won
high score and was awarded 9
prize. Those seated at the table
vert: Mrs. Roy Noon, Mrs. j. A,
Cumming, Miss Frances Burlinson,
Mrs. Albert Lohn, Jr., and Mrs. H
r, Sisk.
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B. AND p. CLUB

Mrs. Pat Patterson, Miss Eta
Mae Lewis and Miss Pearl Mar
leau were hostesses one evening
last week to the Business and Pro
fessiona' Woman's Club at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Frazier
One of ths most pleasant evenings
ever enjoyed by the members were
spent. and approximately twenty
members ware present. After a
brief business meeting social
evening followed, and at a late
hour the three hostesses served de.
lightful refreshments.
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Kingman-Grannis Mines Com
pany will start operatiins on It's
mines in Deluge Wash section OF
Cedar Valley district.
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TEA DANsANT

On Saturday last 1t. and Mrs.
Horton White were hosts at tea
dansant given in honor of Mrs. E.
w. Riding and M1s. Scherer of Ft.
Euachuca. at the New Officers
Club. Eighty invitations were is
red to the members of the post
and townspeopls, and from five
until seven the scene was one of
caietv as the orchestra of the
25t', Infantry provided music foc
enthu lasts of the dance. Mrs. A.
]. Parker, Mrs. A. M. Shipp. Mrs.
J. A. Harrison, and Mrs. E. K.
Cumming presided at the tea table,
which was made beautiful by a
color motif of pastel shades, zin-
MAS and cosmos provided the fl
al decorations. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. j. W. Whitney,
Mrs. E. A. Titcomb. and Mrs. A. l..
Guetetter. The affair was por-
nouncad one of the outstanding
success Of the week, from the
standpoint of enjoyment.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. George Krough of Camp
Stephen D. Littles for bridge
party next week.
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Kingman-- United American
sinking shafe below 700 level, en-
ploying shifts and making ex-
lcellent headway.
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CHILDREN OF MARY

Those whose cur osity has been
whetted by the signs of activity
each Sunday morning on the
grounds of tt,e Catholic School on
Arroyo Boulevard wiz be graf fled
to learn that the Catholic organ
ization, The Children of Mary, has
been serving breakfasts and using
the procseds to fill various needs
of the magnificent new church
building now nearing completion.
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DINNER DANCE

One of the seasons prettiest
parties was a dinner dance given
Tuesday night at the Cavern Cafe
by De-. Anna M. Smock assisted by
Mrs. A. M. Purdie of New York
City. n
The party was given in honor of
Capt. and Mrs. Chas. L. Marsh
who leave for foreign service Oct.
23. The table was artistically de-
corated in American beauty tapers.
roses and fern. Plates were laid for
Can't. and Mrs. C. L. Marsh, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Vinegar, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Lewis, Capt. and Mrs. Glenn
Harker, Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Bird,
Mrs. A. M. PuGdie and DR.. Anna
NJ. Smock. 8
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HONORS MRS. SHIP

-.--Honoring Mrs. A. M. Shipp, Mrs.
A. J. Parker entertained forty
friends with a bridge tea at the
New Officers Club on Friday af-
ttTnoon. Pink and White rosmos
Enlightened the club rooms. and
delicious refreshments were ser
we'd. Mrs. Frances Egan won the
first score prize. Mrs. E. Titcomb
second, and Mrs. Lynd consolation.
Ihe tea guest prize went to Mrs.
Byles.
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HONORS CAPT. AND
MRS. MARSH

AS a courtesy to Captain and
Mrs. Marsh, Consul and Mrs. H.
G. A. Damn entertained with a
dinner last weak. Dinner appoit-
ments were made for Capt. and
Mrs. Marsh. Consul and Mrs. Al
.taffer, Miss Mona White, Miss Eli
sabeth Damn, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Damn. Other guests joining the
party after dinner were: Dr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Smith, Mrs. Hugh
Graham, 1t. Hardin and his mother
Mrs. Hardin.
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unN0Ps VISITORS

Miss Flor7nce Hannah honored
Miss Jean Miller Tuesday evening
st . dinner marty at the Cavern.
in Noeales. sonora. Places we've
laid for Miss joan Mille~. Mss
Frances Burlinqon. Mrs. Wilmoth
Kelsey and Miss Florence Hannah.
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HOUSE GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Pottinger
,no+ored to Tucson Wednesday with
their two children to see the Sells
Floto Circus. They stayed until
Thursday mornine to meet Mr..
pnttinge7''s aunt Mrs. Eta Steele
of Marion. Indiana. and friend,
Mrs. Frank Paul who aYe enroute
20 California tn spend the winter.
'E' q ladies' will be house guests at
tht Pottinger home for few days.
On w, dnesdav afternoon. Mrs.
r. T. Frazier entertained at Sec
ond bridge party this week. Fail
flowers adorned the rooms, and
delectable refreshments were SER
vAd
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MOTOR TO TUCSON

Mrs. William Spser, Louise
Speer, Kathryn Speex, and Lois
Gushing were members Of a party
motoring to Tucson last Saturday.
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SEEING ARIZONA

After VISITING various points Oh
interest in Southern Arizona, Mrs.
H. A. Hutchinson, accompanied
by M. and Mrs. W. V. Redditt,
motored to places Of scenic beauty
in northern Arizona last week.
Their tour included Phoenix, Pres
cott, Grand Canyon and Williams.
Mrs. Hutchinson, who has been
visiting a few weeks with her
neice, Mrs. Redditt, and family,
left for her home in Chicago last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Redditt ac-
companied her to Tucson.
Ladies of the Congregational
Ladies Aid held business ueet-
ing and a food sale at the home
of Mrs. H. r. Cornforth on Thurs
day afternoon. Attendance, as
usual, was good.
A social mcating was enjoyed
by ladies of che Baptist Circle
Wednesday afternoon, at the
church. This was the first circle
meeting at the church this year.
Mrs. M: P. Duffy will estertain
one of her bridge clubs this after
! noon.
Mrs. Henry Chittenden and Mrs
James A. Jackson departed Thurs
day evening for Empalme.
Mrs. w. w. .Barbee was hostess
to he< bridge club Wednesday af
ternoon.
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HOUSE GUEST

Mr.. and Mrs. William Young
are enjoying as their house guest
Mrs. George Co. Grey of Kansas
City. M ssouri, who arrived the
first of the week. Mr.. Grey, who
is fishing in Texas at present. will
ioin his wife here in about ten
days end enjoy the hospitality Of
the Youngs.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON

AS a courtesy to Mrs. Charles
B. Hardin who is her house guest,
and as a farewell for Mrs. Marsh,
Mrs. Hardin of Camp Little enter
tanned at bridge luncheon Thurs
day. Fall flowers were used TO dec-
crate the rooms and tables, and a
fall motif was followed in the ap--
pointments fo2' luncheon and
bridge, which followed.
Mh
Mrs. Ctarles B. Hardin is here
from Denver, Colorado. visiting
hes son, 1t. Hardin of Camp Little
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BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs R. T. Frazier entertained
with three tables of bridge on
Tuesday afternoon. Marigolds and
Cosmos were used to decorate the
home. Dainty and delicious refresh
n,.ants were served at the conclu-
sion Of the afternoon. and pretty
prizes awarded for scores. Miss
FRAMES Burlinson won high score
nrize. Mrs. Hugo Miller second, and
Mrs. Cumming consolation.
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HOUSE GUEST

Mss. Dave Wilkey has as her
house guest this week. Mrs. Cum
ming, of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, who
rs enroute to California to visit her
daughters.
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VISIT BROTHER AND SON

J. w. Miller mctoEad to Tue
sen Mondav evnnino to meet and
bring tn NopalesN his sister and
father Miss lean M Her, of Okla
loroa CITY Oklahoma, and J W..
Miller, Senior. of Ca2rizozo, New
Mexice. respectively. They will
visit about fen davs.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

A happy little miss was Mar
.ora+ Virginia Roark when she
asked several little friends to help
t' Celebrate her sixth birthday on on
Tnesdav. T1,ep After games had been en-
loved a beautiful white birthday :
col[s coieu' witS i six white candles held
i1'I,yr in green buds, became the center t1 7
of - sttraction. The mother of the
,;tt,e IT. hostess served a delightful re-
rast of sandwiches, lemonade, ICE :
cream and candy. Those helping
celebrate this happy party were;
Jean Smith, Betty Smith, Eleanor
George, Frances Piquero. Peggy
Piouero. Eleanor Cooper. Gail Co
oper Wilda Redditt, Ruth Jones
and Lois Middleton.
TIE Rainbow Girls held a meet
i, L., ,osnht or tho club
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stRTHDAI PARTY

Alvin Lie S SIX. better known a,
"sonny" held zeal celebration for
his sixth birthday, srd asked thir-
ty-e ght Of his little friends to help
hin make it memorable day.
Marjorie Sisk, Peggy Griff't tn
and Vivian Payne assisted with
the games for the afternoon. after
which refreshments Of lce-cream
and cake were served. Pink and
white were tie pretty colors favor
ed in the decorating, and the cake
beaying six proud pink candles
was most attractive. Favors of
whistles and balloons were given
each child, and no instructions
were necessary. for they were put
into Immediate and effective use.
At six o'clock the happy guests
bade thei@ lost goodbye after a
most enjoyable afternoon.
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TIE Rainbow Girls held a meet
ing Thursday night at the CLUB
rooms in the Masonic Temps.
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Mrs. Harry Karns and Mrs.
.Ioseph A. Cumming were among
those attend ng the Pomona-Arl-
~nra football game in Tucson last
Saturday.
, 1928-04-23

he fell a victim to a solar plexus blow, fol
lowed by a right upper cut and remained
down for the full count. Although Johnson
was so wears old on March Dist. last, he
carried his added bondage with much of
the old dash and at times appeared to
have plenty of drive in his body punches.
The foot work that prove ! a factor IN his
knockouts over Bob Fitz Simnonds,
Stanley Ketchel, Jim Jeffries and more
than a score of others, was largely lack
ing. The fight with Wright, who weigh
ed Oil, was one of the first OF the latest
series which Johnson announced he hop
ed to stage before he became too old.
, 1928-04-23
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

NJ O4AO4G& 44O4Nt
Ottawa, April 18th. The desire of the
United States to proceed with tn early
negotiations of a treaty with Canada on
the st. Lawrence waterways, is per
haps the outstanding feature of the
correspondence between the two gov
ernments which mas been published in
both countries, The tone Of the Cana
dian Govt'8. notes is stationary, setting
forth the possible obstacles to the
scheme yet agreeing to it's ultimate
feasibility But Secretary of State Kel-
logg concludes his last two notes by
advocating that work on the treaty
should be commenced. CAnada's notes
after accepting the principle, point to
the greater advantage to the United
States in the project. to the Dominions
unWillingness to assume heavy public
obligations and to the need for conclu-
siye assurance that lake and river levels
will be maintained. The basis of the
negotiations are, Canada to consider pro
viding for construction of the waterway
in the sections wholly Canadian, that
is, the Welland ship canal, and the
works in the st. Lawrence, below the
international boundary. The United
States to consider undertaking the CON.
pletiOn of II foot waterway to the
head of the lakes, in addition, to meet
ing the entire cost of the development
under joint technical supervision, on
llres to be agreed upon. of the inter
national section of the St. Lawrence,
both for navigation and power. The
published correspondence is the culmi,
nation of nearly twelve years of execu-
tive work and engineering surveys.
Topeka, Kansas April 18Th Jack
johnson, former heavyweight champion,
was knocked out in the fifth round of a
scheduled ten round fight here by Bear
cat Wright, Omaha negro. Eotering the
ring Weighing 235 pounds, as compared
to 220 he scaled in his championship
days, Johnson held Wright on nearly
even terms for four rounds. In the fifth
, 1928-04-23
Publication.

Vt is hereby brought to public notice
that the Trace mark shown below
which was registered in the United
States Patent Office, Washington. D. c.,
on May Is, 1920 in the name of VACUUM
OIL COMPANY, OF New York, NY, a cor
poration organized and existing under the
laws OF the State of New York. and Trade
mark certificate No. 131. 1862 issued
therefor, has this date been registered in
the Office Of the Government Secretary
OF the Virgin Islands of the United States
at ST. Thomas, in accordance with the
provisions in the regulations governing
the registration Of Patents and Trade
marks in the Virgin Islands, approved
80 June, 1920.
, 1928-04-23
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FARMINGDALE, N. X, Feb.

FARMTNGDALE, N. r, Feb.
"A former Methodist Epis-
copal minister, militant fighter
against vice and evil in his
time, persuaded himself early
yesterday that he saw the
shadow Of the sins Of the
fathers upon the lives Of his
wife, graduate Of Boston Uni
yersity, and their two sons.
Kills Ali With Ak
He killed all three with an AK
in their home on Broad Hollow
Road, Farmingdale, L. /, and
walked out.
Later he walked back into the
blood-dabbled room, abustle with
police and detectives already con-
WINGED the triple crime was the
work Of q demented marauder,
sat down ut a portable typewriter
and wrote his confession. He is
in Jail today charged with first
degree murder.
They are in heaven now he
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