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New Britain herald., 1929-03-16
GRETA GARB0 STARS
At STRAND THEATER
wild Orchids" Features Nils
Asher Also

Grcta Carlo, who is undoubtedly
ore OF the most fascinating person
alities ever to appear on the silver
screen, has a part that should de-
light her fan following and win her
thousands of new admirers in wild
Orchids new M-G-M film at the
Strand theater beginning Sunday for
four days.
Metro G oIdwyn- Mayer evidently
had a happy inspiration in commits
sionng John Cotton to write an
original story for Miss Carlo. Col
ton, author of The Shanghai Ges-
ture," and co-author of Rain" two
TO the biggest hits in theatrical his
tory. selected the island of Java, off
the Malay Peninsula. as the locale
for his plot, which is replete with
action, thrills, love. suspense and
picturesque glamour.
Coming to Java as the young bride
of an American business man, Miss
Carlo attracts the rowing eye OF
Prince de GAGE, who thereupon tries
tactics far ahead OF anything cma-
'iIis II Jill al Any. NdItluly 1dlu
plans result in the young wife being
left alone with de GAGE while
tropical storm keeps the husband
away. Developments follow rapidly
and furiously. The deception is dis
covered and John Sterling Iewis
Stone) plans a frightful revenge as
the toll for the younger mans inter-
ference with his wife. Sterling emp
ties the charge from de CAGES gun
when tho latter goes tiger hunting.
then. at the last moment, when the
prince is faced by hungry animal,
Sterling has moment of contrition
and Kills the beast. Then his wife
is forced to choose between the two
men.
Miss CARLOS unusual personality,
her Irresistible fSmininity and her
mobility of expression find an ideal
setting in this intensely dramatic
New Britain herald., 1929-03-16

Is. Mss Enid Marley will be seen
az the hariot. Mr.. Henry Crossen as
the doctor.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-16

will be the featured ones in Moon
light Maids" which opens its engage
ment at this playhouse next Monday.
There will be talented lineup of
associate principles in the cast. An
attractive chorus of agile dancing
girls. who also sing harmoniousIy
the musical numbers will be an out
standing feature of the forthcom-
ing production. Pretty girls as num-
Der leaders and as specialists in song
and dance will add charm to the
ensemble of loneliness announced in
Moonlight Maids" Backing all and
Frightening every scene there will be
an effective display of appropriate
scenery and brilliant costuming. For
those with a flair for superlative
added attraction should prove to be
New Britain herald., 1929-03-16

and gives him an opportunity for
Glowing" He follows the Realm
of Dance" with his own comedy
turn assisted by Lola Pierce. Tho
closing section is q comedy after
piece with a cast Of ten which Mr..
Phillips calls Vanishing Maids"
Other acts on the program include
Jack Fitzgerald in Odd Bits of Ma
ture and Ruby Latham g. Co. In
variety offerings.
The screen attraction 10 a James
Oliver CurWood story, yellow
Back" featuring Tom Moore and an
all star cast
The Cameo offers three complete
shows on Sunday at p. m. $50
and $50.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-16
GRAND THEATER, HARTFORD

Only four more performances OF
the "Burlesque Revue" will be Of
fered at Hartford's popular laugh
center. the New Grand theater. The
show as q laugh getter has proven
to be fine attraction and Ray Read
and Charlotte Rae in the principal
roles have earned applause, The
production boasts one of the most
attractive choruses on the wheel
and offers a brand Of humOr that is
original. Special numbers by a tai
ented supporting cast. lavish CO.'S
tuning. catchy songs and unusual
stepping all contribute to make THE
Burlesque Revue" an exceptionally
worth while show from an entertain
ing standpoint.
Billy Hagan. Z delightfully."- eccen-
trio comedian and Anna Toebe an
ingenue OF many charms and graces
New Britain herald., 1929-03-16

William Faversham, Jr., will be
seen al Parsons next Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday nights in the new
farce comedy Emergency Lover" by
Arthur w. Stern. This play which
comes to Parsons as broadway
Bound" attraction playing at popu-
lar prices prior to its New York
premiere. is described as hilarious
in the extreme.
Modern in It's theme, and with a
plot that might lead to the discus
sion of serious problems, it lodges
the serious side of all questions and
plays lightly upon its subject.
Emergency Lover" like Little
Accident" which came here as a
'Broadway Bound" attraction and
went to a great success in New
York, promises an evening Of de-
lightful entertainment.
With Mr. Faversham in the cast
are Lucille Sears. niece of the we'll
known playwright Zelda Sears, Ethel
Wilson. Knox Herold, Eustace Wyatt
ana many others.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-16

good news. This foursome has re-
called audiences all over the big time
with their plaintive music and are
expected to evoke encore after en-
core during their stay in this city.
Performances are at 2:15 and S:15
daily. The box Office opens daily at
/ a. m.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-16
Special Notice

The big event of the season, st.
Patrlck's Eve dance and minstrel
show, will take place tonight at he
y. NJ. r. A. q r. society hail. Ad-
mission Will be 80 cents and after
the show is over dancing will be en-
joyei until midnight. Tickets may
be bought at the door.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-16
Millions in China
Starving to Death

Marking. China, March 16 P)-
Three Chinese provinces have &c.
100000 people suffering from
famine conditions, the minister of
public health reported today on his
return from the provinces of Shensi,
kansu, and Honan.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-16

lbs ffip Was made to inveStiga,a
reports of distress here and advise
The central government as to the best
steps to be taken to meet the Uitua-
ton. He found Shens had 6,25t,-
900 famine sufferers. Honan 7,50o.-
900, and kansg 2,5o0.00O.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
GUILD HAS. ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The annual Christmas party Q.
the Presbyterian guild was held
vesterdav at the church with over
40 members present for the luncheon
and program.
Decorations and program were III
keeping with. the Christmas season,
tall, red tapers lighting, the lun-
eheen. tables at which places were
marked by dainty corsages. of red
carnations and maidenhair fern
sent to the members by Mrs. W. j.
Clements, president of the guild,
who was unable to, be present be-
cause of illness.
A group of Christmas carols, were
sung by Mesdamcs> Frank Melver,
Howard p. Meyer, s. p. Holiday,
Vaughn Thompson, Gilbert Preston
and Don Rex, Mrs. Is. o. Carter
playing the piano. accompaniment.
Mrs. Frank McIvor. vico president
Of the guild. presided at the bus
ness session which was occupied
with routine items. Hostesses. for
Yesterdays lune heen. were Mcsdames
frank McIvor, Elmer Head, o. j.
bradshaw, b. T.. Lemons, r. II.
Cary, W. A. Scheniman and Gilbert
Preston
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
SPECIALITY ACTS. ON
MATINEE PROGRAM

Last night tho members OF the
Junior auxiliary of the junior matt
nee committee of the Woman's Ten
Thousand club met at the a. B.
Hanson home on Vine avenue 70
complete arrangements for Satur
days program.
Due to the illness, of the. commit
tee member who was to have pre-
lsented the program, the committed
as whole will be in charge. \
speciality act, 'The Tripping Trio, y
will be featured as well. as. a rcla
tive of Sir Harry LADDERS, who was
left behind on the recent tour~in the
valley of the famous Scotch enter
tainer. "The Boy From Scotland
is the title of the, act to. be pre-,
sented by this, Young relative.
An approved picture will be
shown and the matinee will be chap
iorened as usual
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
ALL IN READINESS
FOR BRIDGE PARTY
TDAf<2RRON EVENING

With all sorts of attractive novel
ties arranged for the pleasure OF
those attending the neighborhooti
card party to be given tomorrow
night and with everything in read
mess for the event, an enjoyable
evening is promised the patrons.
This party is being sponsored by
the Finance Squad of the Woman's
Ten Thousand club and the 0. j.
Bradshaw, f. J. Mack, +. o. Garter
and j. W. Donohuc residences will
be thrown open to the public for
this. affair. Reservations may still
be made with any one of these host
csses.
Pretty decorations, distinctive
prizes, and delicious refreshments
will be provided and those who en-
JOY a game of bridge will be sure
of delightful time.
Assistant hostesses at the Brad
shaw country home ON the San Diego
highway will be Mrs Hugh T. Os-
borne, Mrs. Ray C. Roberts and Mrs.
Ross T. Hickcox; those at the Mack
residence on West Main will be Mrs.
Will Conway, Mrs. Fred Cross, Mrs.
Philip Hodgkin, Mrs. r. Y. Watson,
and Miss Irene Brooks.
Mrs. Donohue, 6s2 Wensley, will
he assisted by Mrs. John B. Nc
Neece, Mrs. F. A. Burger, Mrs. +.
4. Clements, Mrs. d. e. Creighton
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
Poppy Meeting OF
Junior Chamber

A small but peppya bunch attend
ed the regular meeting of the Junior
chamber Of commerce this, morning
and after the breakfast part of the
program was completed, got right
down to the serious business of the
moment.
\ Reports were made on the Red
Cross Drive and it was decided that
more forciblc methods must be en-
ployed in order, that Rlg Ccntro's
quota might be filled. as soon az
possible.
The. minstrel show waa ncxts in
order and the members were urged
to step on tho gas and, get, rid Of
whatever tickets might still, be IN
their possession. Rchearsals for the
east are to be held tonight and to-
morrow at 1880 in the Wilson, school
and all are requested to be prompt.
Mrs. Norman Deaton of tho Won
ems Ten Thousand club appeared, be
fore the members and asked theiI
cooperation in the clubs membership
drive. She was assured, that what
ever assistance the. Jaycees. might
be able to give was hers, for thu
asking.
The proposed trip to Phoenix il
January came in for much attention
and it was pointed ont that man,
advantages will follow the close
union and spirit. of cooperation be
tween Imperial Valley and the Ari
zona communities. which have s.
| much in common.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11

dances enjoyed by the club this
year.
Rows of bright colored Christmas
lights hung from the ceiling of the
auditorium of the Ten Thousand
clubhouse, aad wreaths of holly,
bright red and green bells, artificial
snow banks, all made pretty back
ground for the party in keeping
with the Yuletidc season.
Feature dances were introduced to
the enjoyment of the club members
aud Mrs. Bert Purdy and A. W.
Buntc received prizes for 1; speciality
contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolford Dryc head
cd the committee in charge as chair
men, and the committee members
included Mr.. and Mrs. d.. r. Dee
bic, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Reed, Mrs.
Guy Bcynon and Mr.. and Mrs. join
Lucking.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
O. E. s. CHAPTERS
INSTALL OFFICERS
FOR COMING YEAR

Installation of new Officers for
the ensuing year was held last nlght
lv Alamitos chapter of Hol'vllie'
this completing the installations for
the five valley chapters of the
Eastern Star whieh have been held
The past week.
Among visitors from FL Centre to
these various chap;ers were noted
the following: Mesdames c. IL.
DuSold. L. l.. Martin, A. \. Buck
lin, Robert l.. Graham, l. F. Hays,
Il. d. Ribhins, w. A. Scheniman,
Russell Kliegcl, Elmer Heald, {. W,
Maitland. T. c. Lanier. J. w. Cook,
C.. w. Macarthur, Ella Marable,
Lueve Modem, Frank Oswald, Floss
Sicgel. Florence Allenby, George W.
Damron. c. f. Farrell, and Miss
Bereniece Modem; Messrs and Mes
DANES f. y. ID. Hatch, w. ID. Carey.
Ralph Reynolds, c. II. knights, Fred
Bradford and Laurence Duff.
Preparations are being started by
the chapters in this district for the
visit of the grand matron. Mrs,
Myra Moysc of Los Angeles, which
is going to be made this year to the
five chapters jointly ON Janu'
AIRY Il.
Those who will head the valley
chapters for the next II months are:
deputy grand matrou, Mrs. Helen
NJ. Fulton of Brawley, the the fol
lowing matrons and patrons: Mrs.
Zerleua Harris and Emil krepcla of
Golden Rule chapter No. :i01 o.
Imperial; Mrs. Alice j. DuSold and
Il. n. D. Hatch of Signal chapter
No. go of FL Centre; Mrs. Thelma
Bailey and Martin Nerbovig o.
Alamo chapter No. 2s9 of Brawlcy;
Mrs. Hazel Erickson and Edgar
Ecidleman of Imperial Crown
chapter No. oil of Calcxieo, and
Mrs. May Webb and Mace Will
liams of Alamitos chapter Ne. SIC
If Holtvillc.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
ST. PAUL'S GUILD
MEETING YESTERDAY 7

At the meeting of the Episcopal
guild held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. II. Y. Hughes on
Holt avenue, a report was. given of
The recent bazaar, the results prov.
ing most satisfactory.
1t was announced that sale or
articles which had not been pur.
chased would be held on Saturday
IN front of Forshcy's market ana
that cooked foods would also be on
display.
Plans for the annual Christmas
PARTY of the Sunday school to be
held this, wear on the Saturday even
ing preceding Christmas were dis
eussed as wcn as those for the mid
night service. Mrs. Harry Horton
and Mrs. \. 3. Hanson will be in
charge of the Christmas party.
Tea was served by Mrs. Hughes
and members present were Mes
DANES Il. Y. Watson. w. A. Tondro,
Harry Horton, \. b. Hanson, Philip
liodgkin, Norman Lombard, Roy +
Breedlovc, G. S. Thatehob l.. S
Douglcr and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
TO BE. SENT NEEDY

An all day meeting of the State
Street Christian church Missionary
society was held Yesterday at the
home of Mrs. 4. l.. Graves in Eldor-
ado Acres. a pot luck luncheon being
served at noon. and beautiful desert
flowers forming the decorations.
Mrs. Il. f. Daniels presided at the
business meeting at which plans
were completed for the Christmas
box to be sent to the California
Christian Home. All sorts of canned
fruits for use in the Home will be
sent and each member of the mis-
sionary society is sending a dainty
handkerchief as gift for each one
of the women in the Home.
Lesson study centering around the
Nativity followed, Mrs. Walter Ray
burn being in charge of the program,
Mrs. r. f. Daniels and Mrs. j. r.
Sweeney sang "Star of the East" in
most delightful manner, aeeompan.
led by Miss Mary Graves, and Mrs
". l. Stone was in charge of the
devotionals.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
Greta Carlo In
Talking Film

Greta Garbo, in her latest talking
picture success, "The XII comes
to Fox Imperial Iicatrc tonight
with an al star supporting east in
Guiding Conrad Nasel, Anders Ran,
do,f, Holmes Herbert, Lew hyrcs
and George Davis.
Jacques Fcydcr, famous French
director. was imported to this eounr
try 10 supervise the picture, which
vas written by George NJ. Saville.
The popular Swedish star is Civ
en- n splendid part in the role of q
French wife whose husband suspects
her of an affair with the young
son of his partner. The husband is
Slain By the wife when he attacks
;Le Younger man and she is freed,
following a dramatic trial. through
the silence of her husbands partner
and the ability of her lawyer.
The latter wishes her to marry
him bnt again the young man comes
into the woman's life and destroys
tie second romance which ends in
dramatic and spectacular manner.
Woman, Asks Freedom = Mcrrel
Brown seeks divorce from J. 4,
Brown on the grounds of desertiou.
The couple were married in Yuma,
Zee. so, 1927, and separated on
July 4, 1929. Lillian Marie. Jan.
kins who married Chester jenkins
hpril II, 1917, in Saginaw. Mich,
{. so claims dcscrtioD as the basis Of
her divorce complaint filed this
morning. in, superior coDrt
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
Pageant Plans
Shape Up Well

Plans. for an Imperial Valley
pageant, which has been contem'
plated for some tiwc past, took
definite form. last night when the
temporary organization Of th" pa
gcant committee was made perma'
ncnt. This committee, compossd. Of
members drawn from the various
chambers Of commerce threug hout
tho. valley. met last evening and
{, Iceted officers. These are: j. s.
:; 'aMcron,, presidents; T. Potts Of
lIoltvilic, vice president, and {. e..
kuyk cndall, secretary.
|. The plan proposedf by the dircc-
tors of the pageant committee is to
create nOn-profit organization
and carry ON indefinitely until such
timatas it is deemed advisable to
change. Steps are to be taken to
complete the organization just as
soon ss possible.
Phil Whitney Of Hollywood. has
;Lcen engaged as director for the
coming pageant which, according to
present plans, will be staged carly
in November, 1880. This pa.caut
:3 10 be vallcywide in It's scope
aud actors are now being, selected
from tho various communities
through their chambers of com
ricrrc.
Z Ii 10 further planned to, have tho
pageant orchcstrated. and produc4 I'd
v ith its original music. The COM
mittce intends to keep the public in
formed of the progress made from
| me to time. r
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11

at the Burns home on Olive avenue.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
Anna Sorensen for high score, Mrs.
w. H. Strousc, second, and Mrs. II.
P. Wilke was the recipient of the
door prize.
Members present We're Mesdamcs
C. E. Farrell, Duane Stafford, Anna
Sorensen, Leta Bryan, Sosson, N. A.
Buckiin, Fred Bradford and Miss
Julia Foncannon, all Of FL Centro;
from Brawlcy came Mrs. ii. p. Wilkc
and Mrs. Elmer Smith and from Ca
lexico, Mrs. G. f. Madgett, Mrs. w.
II. Strousc, and Mrs. g. s. Blackman.
z The meeting yesterday will be the
last for this year, tho next bridge
luncheon to be on the second Tues.
day in January,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
MEMBERS PRESENT
SECTION PROGRAM

A hricf meeting OF tn Literature
section of the Woman's Ten Thou
sand club was held Yesterday a. the
James w. Glassford residence on
Wcnslev avenue.
Interesting papers on Shape
spearc''s Henry VIII were read by
various members and it was an-
nornced that Mrs. Ross t. Hickcox
expected to be able TO take the see
ton work at the next meeting on
January I.
Members present at yesterdays
session were Mesdames f. d.
Jacobs. James W. Glassford, G. W
Maitland. Z. o. Carter. Hugh 7. Os
borne, VI. J. Dowd and c. E. Soncs
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
YUCCA BRIDGE CLUB
HOSTS TO HUSBANDS

Members, Of the Yucca Ladies'
Bridge club entertained their hus-
bands, last evening. at the J. NJ.
Forshcy home, rae Vino avenue,
this being the first of q series Of
such delightful events.
. The men. were initiated at an i'm,
promptn ceremony after which
bridge was, the diversion of thr
evening, first, second, and third
prizes for combined scores going to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wclsey He'll, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. A. Hall and Mr.. and Mrs
i. s. Fleming, respectively.
Dainty refreshments, were seryet
by the, club members, Mesdames j
5. Fleming. j. 4. Hail.. W. L.. Cowan
George r. Morrison, Wesley He'll, ]
ID. Townsend, Robert Dean and J
NJ. Forshey.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
Social Brevities

Immanuel Circle will hold, mis-:
sionary meeting att the Baptist
church tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o.
"Latin America" will be the sub
jcct of the program, with Mrs. il. +.
Corkhill as. the. leader. Mrs. j. r.
Eldridgc and Mrs. Vera, Harris will
act as hostesscs. Various matters
of business will also be disc ussed.
The College Women's club will
l,old a Christmas meeting Saturday
III Brawlcy, beginning with a
luncheon served at O'clock ut the
Planters hotel. and followed by a
program and Christmas tree.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
Burglars Miss
In Two Tries

Unknown bandits made attempts
some time during the night to cnte,
the RiclifieldA service. station az
Third and Main streets and also the
Crosland Brothers service station
at Fourth and Main, according ~
reports received by the police de
partmcnt this morning. Officsi
l,osenquest while making his regu'
lar rounds, at 4:2o this morning
noticed that efforts had been made
to jimmy the, side door of the Cros-
land station
The bandits failed to gain entry
al either station hut left some nice
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
Pythialas Urged
To- Hear Speaker

/: Active and. former members Of the
Knights Of Pythias, are invited to
attend tonigAt's meeting at Davis
hall, when w. A. Mattox. state. dep
utv grand chancellor will deliver Il
talk on the work Of the order in
California.
The various. lodges. which formerly
existed in the valley have been con.
solidatetl iuto one lodge with head
quarters in El Centre and it is plan
ned to have the order take prom.
inent place in valley fraternal cir
clcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
Entertain Friends At
Informal Dinner PaJ.ty

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Jones enter
tanned a group of friends at an in
formal dinner party last evening
at their home on Wenslcy avenue.
Guests, ut this delightful affair
were DIR. and Mrs. z. a. Burger.
Mr.. xlna Mrs. w. G. Costello. Mr.
and Mrs. Jehns G. Canton. Judge
and Mrs. Kendall B. Perkins and
Mrs. Ray c. Roberts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

and Mrs. Carter, 1882 Brighton, by
Mrs, J. S. Jones, Mrs. j. ID. johnson,
Mrs. n. A. Contos, Mrs. Carl Ernst,
and Miss Nora Epler.
Playing will begin promptly at 8
O'Clock and all those who would en-
JOY the evening, whether club menu
bers or not, are urged to be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
CHRISTMAS MOTIF
FEATURE OF DANCE

Featuring the Christmas idea IL
decorations and IN the dane sPe
c;alties, last nights meeting of the
Entire Nos club may be added to
the list of the unique and attractive
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11
SOCIAL CLUB HAS
BRIDGE LUNCHEON

A delightful bridge luncheon was
enjoyed Yesterday by the members
of the White Shrine club, who met
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-11

sets of finger.prints which the po-
lice arc checking up.
Nogales international., 1929-07-05
Nogd|es International Airport
Designated As Port OF Entry

Section 2 of. the Regulations you
are hereby authorized to permit
the landing at the Municipal Air
port of Nogales of aircraft from
foreign countries, the extra ex-
pense, if any, in making the ne
cessary inspection of such craft to
be borne by the parties at interest.
1.-TWO copies of the rules and
regulations adopted by the inter
departmental committee -om air.
ports for the designation and con-
tinuance of airports of entry are
enclosed and you should advise
the owners of the airfield that
when it measures up to the re-
quirements of the regulations and
regular air service to and from a
foreign country has been estab-
lished, or is definitely contemplate
ed, the matter of designating the
said air fiald as an airport Of en-
try for Custims purposes will be
given further consideration.
Respectfully,
Frank Dow,
Acting Commissioner of Gus
toms" ......-
Nogales international., 1929-07-05

Aboard trucks, hundreds of
Mexican soldiers left Mazatlan
Monday to run down 1000 rebels
who have been operating for some
time in the Mazatlan area, it was
stated yesterday by Nose Hem
bricks who returned Wednesday
from Sinaloa where he has been
inspecting some mines.
"The Mexican government sent
word to the rebels that they would
be attacked and annihilated if
they did not lay down their arms
before midnight June 30", said
Hendricks. "Early on the morn
ing of July i truck load after
truck load of soldiers left Mazat-
Ian for the rebel infested area de-
Nogales international., 1929-07-05
PAIR OF TWINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Capin are the
proud parents of a pair of twins,
a boy and girl, born at a o'clock
Tuesday morning in Los Angeles.
Phil, who is manager of the Ell
Paso Store, received long distan-
ce call from his wife Monday
morning and as a result of the
message he hurried to Tucson and
boarded an airplane at noon that
day, reaching Los Angeles in the
evening. The next morning the
twins arrived.
The Capins now have four child
rem, two boys and two girls.
Nogales international., 1929-07-05
LOTS OF ACTIVITY
In MI MING SAYS
A. L. PECK

"Things are looking very good
in mining way" it is stated by
A. L. Peck, Sr., owner of the Tres
de Mayo mine, lead-silver proper
'ty located ii miles northeast of
Nogales.
Twelve men are working at the
Tres de Mayo and shaft is now
down 525 feet.
Peck also said that A. z. Taft's
Bob Lee and Union mines and DIR.
A. L. Gustetter's Arias group are
also working right along now.
They are near the Tres de Mayo.
Also in the same district is the
rKino which has begun diamond
drilling four holes 1000 feet each.