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Evening star., 1928-05-22
ASKS CONGRESS PROBE
or DRY SHOOTING
White of Colorado Lists Wounding
of Niagara Falls Man and Fir
ing on Motorist.

ing on Motorist.
by the Associated Press.
A congressional investigation into the
shooting OF Jacob d. Hanson Of Niagara
Fails. NJ Y, and the firing on Henry
wiltfang of Weld County, Colo, was
demanded yesterday in a resolution In
troduced by Representatives White
Democrat, Colorado.
Hanson was shot recently by Coast
Guardsman. who fired when Hanson
failed to stop his automobile, which
was suspected AS rum carrier.
Mr.. White declared that Wiltfans
was assaulted and fired upon "by
Joseph r. Galloway. a Federal prohibi.
ton agent then accompanied by Cecil
Roberts, a policeman of the City OF
Greeley Colo.," while Wiltfang was
peacefully and lawfully travelling alone
In his automobile along the public
street" In Greeley Wiltfang was not
wounded, White said, although two
bullets narrowly missed him.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
On Mtm0rlanl.

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May 90 1874.
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In nv memory sbs ~ always near:
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ARA r.. DrsoLD.
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parted this life four years ago today, Ms7
%. 1874.
Gone hut not forgotten.
HER sos ELMER.
DEAS a.., !" ",D nd sq' SIR 2yRg pprssnss pTgs ,6 q
2a, 1902 HER son HARRY.
FIDLER. IN ssd hut loving remsrnbra
OF our dear wife and mother, FANNIE
p. FIDLER. WHO died seven years aTo To-
""'' 1"@ Hrts5BAND AND CHILDREN.
'ttar dear sister. ANNE FLETCHIR Who 1s-
May ~ 1917
ForswelI. dear sister mar your slumher
Re az gentle ~ your love
And when God calls us homewsrd
HER LOVING SISTER. MRS ELLA Ht1-
LEARY.
Y. HoFFMAN' @ho passed away nirs
years ago to-day. May % 1912.
You uttered hours yes hours Of pain.
TN God alone knew what vas BEST.
He called yod home 20 rest
HIS GRAEDCHILDRES
my daughter BLANCHE ". EIBBEY. q. 4
son-ir-lsv. CHARLES e. RfBBEY. vho 1e:
parted this life eight years ago. Nay 20
and %. 1870.
often sit and wonder
:. ~ what you would ~ or ss7
That have happened since ron rasssd
4 EEART. BROKEN MOTHER.
o nv deal !" hss.DS ;.f SS' i9HT 1TiSF .osrE
May 90 1927
Only God knows mr. lnnslinssa
And ho~ long has been this year;
How ! have tried IN hide nv sadness
HIS LoNEIY WIZ VIZ ANN1E MORTON.
1.sr :. II G.d9S,.i laS.E ipfap' T1FRrT 'fv5s2
PHILIPS Ehn left Us one year are to-
You suffered hours yea hours Of pain,
I'm ca Es1t d,o Tor cure: IRE bu, Al n van
And called you home 70 your rest.
We have had our days Of sorrow,
nv we "a are ~ suffering n; awful loss;
y" wiz MorHER Ro1T pa cSefpo cHSeGpo DADDY,
ROBERTS. In loving merory Of our dear
ssss: :ssssf 19AT Saoso onsoSaari aaa M4RY2 2 'd dnSs-
ERTs. who dts1 May 22 1909.
EsTs AND MARY T. GHEEE.
dsarb.sr nd sI.,sra afSNfE X. 'sfsoT.
day. May 90. 1923.
Can We help from feeling LONELY
Than the words she spoke 70 dear.
Our hearts a s.!I are "a. ssd and and lonely
Bu1 Tune viii come N us soon
FAMILY.
TURNER. tribute Of love % ,hs r,snory
TURNER. who departed this life one yesr
ago today.
Just when life vas brightest.
Just when hopes we're best
You vers taken from this vorid
To home Of eternal rest.
WIFE AND SONS.
WILLIS. tribute ~ lore 20 ,hs memory
ot our dear son. GEORGE A Who a.
parted this life ons year aTo todav. Nay
S.d q. 9ssf sa isa S sos es .d raa s
LUCY AND ALERT CRAwFoHp,
q oas sr S'GTsa o,h. :Ta fssrtE 'Se
Who left Us twelve years ago tcda~. NAY
80. 1915.
since We saw YOUR smiling face
And there i no one else in the whole vide
who viii ever take -roar rIace.
HEE rDD rnDEDvqTrEInr ,rIrrs D4iTTSI ~ GIT HTEE Er AR
LOLA r. THOMAS.
W00DF0RD. A tribute Of love 20 the rzefn-
DRY Of our departed dear ones. LILLIAN,
A. We loved them so we miss them:
IN our memory they're always desy.
Loved. remembered. long for aiwava.
Bringing many a silent tear
THE FAMILY.
WOODF0RD. In sad and loving rernernhrAnss
Of my dear friend LILLIAN WOODF0Rn,
who died one year ago today. Nav "a.
1877.
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Evening star., 1928-05-22
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Evening star., 1928-05-22

AND she and her family not only
Il suffered great inconvenience,
4 l. but theylost moneyas WELL
She did the coal buying for the
family, but she failed to take ad-
vantage of the substantial summer
reduction in coal prices.
1t was a late fall, and there was
enough coal left over from the win
ter before to take care of the few
cool days in October.
But a cold snap in November with
snow and sleet made this house.
keeper realize that she and her fam
lily were going to have cold house
if she didn't order her Anthracite.
A lot of other people were in the
same boat, with the result that the
Evening star., 1928-05-22
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Nogales international., 1928-11-27
Operetta To Take
Place Wednesday

Purple Towers, annual high
school operetta to be presented at
the Lyric Theater Wednesday eve
ming, promises to be the best in
several years.
It is being presented under the
direction of Miss Noon and Miss
Pau!son, and the cast includes
some of the best known young
people Of this city. Among those
playing leading parts are Roy
Noon, Jr., Clayton Rose, Gray
Wright, Blythe McCork1e, Cathe-
rine Speer, Mary Smoker, Lois
Gushing, Alma Williams, Enrique
Lineiro and Tom Carey. The
chorus consists of fifteen girls
and thirteen boys.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27

Through a Gea: just consummat-
ed and involving about $2,0OO,OOO,
H. N. Byllesby & Company OF
Chic1go have purchased the public
utilit.f plants at Hermosillo, Quay
mas and Culiacan.
The same company, it is report
ed, plans to purchase other plants
in various other west coast of Mex
leo cities, including those at Ca
jeme and Navojoa.
Ramon Cora! has been appoint
ed regional manager by the Bylles-
by Company with headquarters in
Hermosillo.
The Sonora Bank & Trust Com
pany, through its affiliations with
the Banco de Sonora, and its many
splendid branches on the west coast,
assisted greatly the investigators
in obtaining data needed before
the deal was closed.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
Chickens Select
Unique Boost

Chickens that, true to tradition,
came home to roost but selected
a novel place for their rest, furn-
ish a new motor story. Ed Clark,
Graham-Paige dealer at Deloraine,
Manitoba, reported the incident to
the factory at Detroit, as follows:
',Mr. B, Tiernan, a prosperous
farmer, drove to town last night
in his Graham Paige 610 sedan. On
his arrival, he wondered at the un-
usual attention his car was caus-
ing. Investigating, he found four
of his chickens on his front bum
per. They had roasted there when
darkness fell, and chung to their
perch through the seven mile drive
to town"
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
new CHURCH TO BE- DEDICATED THURSDAY
Foshay Company
May Take Over
Esplendor
2 Hotel

The new Hotel Esplendor. COM
pleted lat spring, may be taken
over and operated by the big w.
B. Foshay Company, headquarters
in Minneapoli3, MINI.
e. E. Mart,n Of the Vanderbilt
Hote: Company OF New York City
was in conference with the direct
o1s of the hote! Sunday evening
and after gathering data, ETC.,
left hera Monday for Minneapolis
to convey to the Foshay Company
q report.
T e Foshay Company owns the
Public Ut,:it' as Conso!idated Cor
poration of Nogales and is one of
the lare est concern of it's kind in
the word. Shou'A 4he Fcshay Com
paay take ever the Esp!en dor the
beautiful new he tel viii! have plen-
ty Of capita behind it. A person
connected with the hotel stated
yesteriay TIT It looks very much
like the hotel vii! be opened soon.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
Congratulations!

THE NOGALES INTER
NATIONAL is glad indeed of
the opportunity to present in
a special section of it's edition
oday, details and interesting
facts about the new Catholic
Church, and of the people who
have made it possible, joining
With it's advertisers in the con-
gratulations rendered most just
.ly to Right Reverend Monsig-
nor Duval, the Pastor and bull
der of the Church, to the archi-
.tetts and contractors and to
the liberal Catholic citizens of
Nogales, who through their con-
.tribution had a great part in
securing the erection of the new
place of worship.
The special church section
S on Pages 8, 4, 5 and 6.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
e tbaIi Practice
Under Way At
High School

In preparation for the annual
basketball season beginning early
in January, practice is under way
at the high school.
All candidates for the team, .ex-
cept those who played football this
fall, are practicing daily, and right
after the Thanksgiving vacation
the football boys, too, viii! be out
trying to make the basketball
team.
Interc!ass games are now being
played.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
Much Interest In
Legion Election

Much interest is being taken by
the American Legion in its annual
election to be held a week from
Friday night at the Firemen's
Hall.
The following have been placed
ii nomination for office: Hank
Myers and Sam Rotge for COM,
mander, A. A. Castaneda for vice
commander, C. L. Hardy and Gene
Richards for adjutant, John North
rup and Joe Sexton for finance
office, c. R. Piquero for chaplain,
J. Montoya for sergeant at arms
and Sam Rotge for service officer.
c. c. Crenshaw viii! be inspec-
tor, and E. R. Thurman and w. L.
Hunter, judges, at the election.
Following the election. coffee and
9oughnuts will be served.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
BUILDER INSPECTS
NEW DOUGLAS HOTEL

Douglas, Nov. 26--F. o. Mackey,
builder of the new Gadsden hote!
here, arrived from FL Paso this
week to make a personal inspec-
ton of the progress accomplished
in the construction of the building.
"My greatest ambition just now
is to see the construction work GO
ing on at top speed so that we
may occupy the hotel at the
earliest possible moment" said Mr..
Mackey.
Upon inspecting the new struc-
ture from top to basement, he ex-
pressed his pleasure at the work
already accomplished.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
FOSHAY COMPANY TO
BUY WILLIAMS PLANT


Williams, Ariz., Nov, 26-W. P.
Foshay company entered the sue
cessful bid in the sale of the VIII
Jams Water and Electric utilities
here this week. The Foshay com
pany entered two bids, one for
S150,150, and the second for $15,-
$50 cash and the assuming of the
city's bonded indebtedness of $14O,-
600. The only other bid submitted
was by the Arizona Edison com
pay which offered $4,000, the
bid being accompanied by certi.
fled check.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
Mrs.Closeln Injured
In Auto Accident

Mrs. Nancy Close, assistant sec
retary of the Chamber of Com
merce, sustained a broken ankle
in an automobile accident early
Sunday morning north of the city.
The driver of the car in which
Mrs. Close was passenger is
said to have been blinded by lights
of an approaching machine and in
trying to pass it was forced by
the other car into a ditch, Mrs.
Close falling out as the car struck
the ditch.
Her ankle was broken in three
places.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
JOHN w. RITCHIE
DIES SUDDENLY Y

A telegram announcing the sud-
den death in New York City yes
terday morning of John w. Richie
of that city, brother-in- law of
Mrs. Daisy Edwards and Bracey
Curtis, both of Nogales, was re-
ceived yesterday by Mrs. Edwards
Mr.. Ritchie was well known in
Noga!es, through visits to this
city.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
Public Utilities Plants ON West
Coast Of Mexico Purchased
By Big Chicago Company

The dea! is one of the most i'm
portant to be consummated on the
west coast in many years. =
The cash already paid by the
Byllesby Company for the units al
ready taken over exceeds $780,
900 and this large amount of
money was handled by the Sonora
Bank & Trust Company, one of
the city's Leading financial institu.
tions.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
New Apartm entI
House For Noga|es

Nogales is to have a new apart
ment house. 1t is to be erected by
j. F. Johnson at the old home
place of the late Henry Levin on
north Morley avenue.
Mr.. Johnson recently purchased
the Levin two-story house and
viii. start work soon transforming
it into five apartments. and in
the rear will add four more apart
ments.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
Eight Win Turkeys
At Sunday Shoot

Eight persons won turkeys at the
turkey shoot held Sunday by Virgil
Walker at 715 Morley avenue.
Those who took home turkeys,
thereby : saving Thanksgiving
meat bill, were J. F. Johnson,
James Duggie, Ted Carter, D.
Karam, Al Camerlin, Ray Bratton,
Felix Hughes, and Hugo w. Miller
who got two, including the grand
champion turkey after shooting
off tie with J. P. Sexton.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
Famous Author
Visits Nogales

Governeur Morris, famous au-
thor, and party, arrived here yes
terday ,enrouts to the w. Beck
ford Kibbey ranch near Magdalena.
During his stay here Morris
was shown about the city by Joseph
A. Cumming, customs broker, who
attended to the crossing over the
line of the authors baggage.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
THANKSGIVING VACATION

The Nogales public schools will.
close at A O'Clock Wednesday az
ternoon for the annual Thanks
giving vacation. They viii re.
open next Monday.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27

Three carloads of mining ma
chinery passed through here
Thursday enroute to the West
Coast of Mexico.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
BE TIFUL
new HOUSE
OF WORSHIP
COMPILE
(By Javier Abel Mazon)


Noga!es on Thanksgiving morn
ing will witness one of the most
important events in it's history
an event that puts this border city
in the limelight of publicity
throughout the state-a wonderful
civic accomplishment that means
much to Nogales and which is
bringing to this city more than
fifty state dignataries Of the Ca
tholic church as well as hundreds
of visiting Knights of Columbus
This much-lcoked for event is the
dedication Of the beautiful new
CatGo'ic Church--the elimination
of q long cherished plan Of pious
man. the Right Reverend Monsig-
nor Louis Duval, Pastor of the
Church. The beautiful and snaciovs
building, with a seating capaci1av
for about 700 people, and which
cost approximately 100000, will
be thrown open to the public midst
al the pomp, ceremony and an
cient rites of the Roman Catholic
Liturgy.
The dream of Nogales Catholics
has become reality and the sin
tere ambitions of faithful Pastor,
now in the evening of his life, have
become fulfilled. It is indeed a
proud accomplishment of the ef-
forts of Father Duval for he has
labored consistently and hard to
bring about the erection of this
place ef worsaiE. Father Duval has
been faithfully supported by all
the Catholics of Nogales, especial
" during the last two years.
The building, which may be cali
ed perfect in every respect, is
source of legitimate pride for
every Nogales Catholic, and it is
a source of satisfaction to every
citizen of Noga!es, as the edifice
adds to the list of new structures
that are given added credit to the
advancement of the city.
Noga,es' most beautiful place of
worship and without a doubt one
that ranks amongst the foremost
OF those in the entire Southwest.
both for architecture and style,
has at last been finished and every
thing rs now in readiness for its
dedication ceremonies Thursday
morning.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27
THE WEATHER

Maximum temperature the past
several days was 80 degrees on the
23rd and minimum, 81, on the 26th.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Capin left
Sunday for Los Angeles where
Mr.. Capin VIII undergo an opera
ton. They will be away about
two weeks.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27

Arturo Cubillas of San Diego,
formerly Of Nogales, is spending a
few days in the city.
Nogales international., 1928-11-27

Yuma Morning Sun installs
United Press printer-telegraph
machine.
Prescott - New Hassayampa
Mountain Club clubhouse under
construction near here.
The Washington times., 1928-03-19
Pennsylvania Club
Sponsors Mask and
Wigs "T0rGnteua"

After an absence Of two years,
the celebrated Mask and Wig Club
of the University of Pennsyl-
vania will again return to Wash
ington for one performance of it's
fortieth annual production, Tar
antella," on Monday night, March
26, at the Belasco Theater. The
performance is being given under
the auspices of the Pennsylvania
Club here, and because of the
number Of prominent Government
officials and well-known Wash
ingtonians who claim the uni
versity as their alma mater, a
brilliant audience is expected to
fill the Lafayette Square play
house on that occasion.
DR.. Frank Hood Schultz is
president of the club here. Karl
farrell is secretary and Darrell
RI. Smith is in general charge Of
arrangements for the performance
Of "Tarantella." Darrell Smith by
the way, is a Mask and Wigger,
and for four years played promi-
nent parts in the annual pro-
ductlon. He also wrote five
shows during his university days.
Other members of the Mask and
wig Club residing in this city
are p. Powell Browning, Warren
r. Martin. f.. Granville Munson.
Henry &. Smyth and Bernhard
George SpiIle.
The Washington times., 1928-03-19

The President and Mrs. Coolidge
have as their guests at the White
House, G. B. Blethen, of Seattle,
Wash. and his son. who arrived
this morning.
The Washington times., 1928-03-19
Miss Betty Bryne a
Visitor Here Resting
After Season On Stage

Miss Betty Byrne has come to
Washington to pass the spring
with her mother, Mrs. Stanton J.
Peelle, at Meridian Mansions.
During the winter she has been
playing in Straight Through the
Door," a Schubert production,
that has been on the road. The
play didn't get to Washington,
but several went over to see it
when it was in Baltimore for
week
Miss Byrne has been engaged
to play in a stock company dur.
ing the summer. Her first ex-
perience on the stage was in
motion pictures two years ago
when she had a small part IN
"Mismates." Her debut later on
the legitimate stage was in THE
Adventurer," which starred Lionel
Atwill. This play never reached
New York.
Mrs. Daisy Seymour From
heiser is entertaining at bridge
at her apartment in the Cathe
dral Mansions South today In
honor Of Mrs. George Lees and
Mrs. Laura Sevison. of Pottstown.
Pa. Mrs. Sevison holds the golf
championship Of central Pennsyl-
vania. The guests invited to meet
them are Mrs. Joseph Manlove.
Mrs. F. c. Billiard. Miss Margaret
Mansfield, Mrs. Ivan G. Bass,
Mrs. Charles Franklin, Nine. Par
emit, Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton,
Mrs. Eldon P. King. Mrs. A. w.
Tuck and Mrs. Joseph Keys.
3 Mrs. Milton will entertain at
bridge for Mrs. Sevison and Mrs.
Lees on Wednesday evening.
n 4
Senator and Mrs. Clarence c.
Dill are in New York for a day
or two and are staying at the
Hotel Astor.
The Washington times., 1928-03-19
''Pied Piper" To Have
Gala Presentation
By the Girl Reserves

A number of Washington wo-
men, well known in official,
social and musical circles here,
have become subscribers to the
Spring operetta, 1.-THE Pied Piper"
which the Ambassador Of Ger.
many and Madame Won Prittwitz
and members of the embassy
staff are sponsoring, and which
is to be presented March % and
"a in Barker Hall OF the new
Young Women's Christian Assoc
iation building on K Street by
the Girl Reserves of this city.
Subscribers include Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone, Mrs. Curtis d. Viii
bur, Mrs. Edwin B. Parker,
Mrs. William Hamilton BayIy,
Mrs. Thomas Edwin Brown, Mrs.
Robert Lansing, Mrs. Luke /.
Wilson, Mrs. Harry Harmon
Blee. Mrs. Alfred Fl. Lawson,
Mrs. Wilson Compton. Mrs.
Woodbury. 'Pulsifer, Mrs. Fred e.
Wright. Mrs. Lohmann, of the
German embassy, Mrs. Albert II.
Putney, Mrs. Herbert Davis,
Mrs. Herbert Woolley, Mrs. Will
liam Chaplin Huntington, and
Miss Elizabeth Eastman.
The Washington times., 1928-03-19
Notes of Society

she will join a party of friends
on a cruise to Cuba and the West
Indies.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Nickel
din are at Wardman Park Hotel
for a few days, having come
from Charlottesville, Va. Mr.. nc.
Keldin, the son of Mrs. Leigh ..
Palmer. formerly of Washington,
in assistant professor of philoso-
ply at the University of Virginia.
Frederic Villa m Willie is spend
ing tomorrow and Wednesday in
New York, where on Wednesday
evening he will preside at the cen
tenary banquet of the American
Institute of the City of New York
in the ballroom of the Waldorf
Astoria. His weekly political broad
cast will be given from the radio
studio in the hotel. Mr.. Vile has
just completed the editorship of
the American Institutes "A Cen
tury of Industrial Progress" for
which volume Secretary Hoover
wrote the soreword.
X ~ X
Mrs. Beverly Williamson has as
her guests for a week at Stone
leigh Court, Miss Stella Rankin
son, of Augusta, Ga, and Miss
Anne Anthony, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Marc Anthony, of Tren.
ton, Tenn, who are students at
the National Cathedral School for
Girls. Miss Anthony's mother is
president Of the Woman's Demo
cratic Club of Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Crawford
announce the engagement of their
youngest daughter. Catherine Pa
tricia, to Ralph Biser. The we'd
ding will take place in August in
st. Patrick's Church. The couple
will make their home in Montreal,
CANADA.
The Washington times., 1928-03-19
In New York

Mrs, Jardine, wife of the Secre.
tary OF Agriculture. left town this
morning for New York, where she
VIII pass few days. Last eve
nlng Secretary and Mrs. Jardlne
entertained at dinner in compli.
ment to the retiring Ambassador
OF Argentina and Nine. Pueyrre-
don.
The counselor of the British en-
bassy, Henry Getty Chiffon, and
MS daughter. Miss Elizabeth Chill
ton, who have been abroad for two
months. will sail the latter part Of
the month for this country and are
expected in Washington the first
week in April.
MRS. Henry Riggs Rathbone,
wife Of Representative Rathbone.
will close her apartment at the
Wardman( Park Hotel and 20 10.
morrow TO Palm Beach. Later