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The Washington times., 1929-01-24
To KEEP
MORROW IN
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NE kIGl
By GE0RGE 4. H0L.MEs

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 24
l.N. S!) Dwight w, Morrow's
future status in, public service. il
any, probably will be determined
within the next week.
The banker diplomat who left his
position ais member of the firm
of j.. p. Morgan to take over the
anbassad dorship to Mexico at time
when Washington had almost
despaired OF ever re-esta blishing
cordial relations with Mexico City,
was q breakfast guest this morning
of President elect Hoover. at his
Belle Isle retreat. He came from
Nassau for today's conference AL
HoOyer's invitation ia. discuss Il
number Of matters among them his
own status after March I.
Morrow's name has been men.
toned with frequency in connection
with the Secretary Of state, vet
not even to- his intinates has the
banker ever indicated that he wants
ed the position on would accept II
II It were preferred.
Likely to Keep Post
Those III 4 position to know say
that. all reports to the contrary
notwithstanding, Hoover will not
offer the post to- Morrow ana that
this n entirely satisfactory to Nor.
row. They also say that Hoover
III very anxious to retain the am
bassadors services in his admins
tration, preferably in ms present.
post 1T is believed that Morrow
will acqulesce IN this program.
Morrow has been anlha hassadof to
Mexico for more than two years.
When he went to Mexico CITY the
relations between the two COUNT
probably were asl had as Ii was
possible for them to be. short OF
actual Intervention, BY dirt OF
hard work and some shrewd diplo.
macy things are on the mend
in Mexico "A fnerican relations.
But the Job III only half done.
The obnoxious land and petroleum
laws, which brought the two coun.
tries aiIntst to an open break. are
still on tue statute books IN Mex.
leo, although most of the Irritation
over their application has been re
moved There Ii reason to hope
that they viii be modified or
aTleliorated under the new era OF
good feeling which Morrow In
itiated
Wants Work Finished
Hoover wants this. work CON.
tinued. for more reasons than one.
He wants Mexican America rela-
tions TO continue on the present
Ccontinusd on Pas :. celunn 81
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k. or c. CONVENTION SET

NEW HAVEN Conn. jan "a
1.N.S.).-The forty seventh annual
supreme convention Of knights OF
Columbus will be held in Milwaulee
August 20, national headquarters
announcsd hers sstegAaa e
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MAYANA

FIRST RACE zroomanaan. Double
Dare, Check Mate. Marie Bank Cath.
crime of Russia Alacrfty.
THIRD RACE italize, Nicolett, Coat
o Mail, Make "A Wish, Drifter
FOURTH RACE--Max Brick, Nam
Well. Lawiess. Queen OF Sheba, Donna
tag, Hobs Best Model. Bodyguard,
ChekteFbrook
FIFTH RACE--The Engineer. Tom
Hayes ROYAL Spring War Court Fore
father Honls
SIXTH RACE Good Night, Merry
Pal, Tahomas Ina Little. Sir Glen,
Apopka
Weather. clear: track. fast.
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DAIyGFTE il OF ATE S0I1O ON 10 FACE JURY
y CHANGED with operating while under the Influence
Of liquor, Miss Mary Elizabeth Culherson 26-year-od
daughter of the late Senator Charles A. Culberson of
Texas, released under $4,000 bond after she had
demanded jury trial I'M court today. Miss Cubersons
shown above, she left court, struck five parked
autos while driving Pennsylvania Avenue last night,
according to police
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HIT ! CARS
PARK|ED0N
REM.
I'VE

Z y 4 -
Miss Mary Culberson, 26-
year-old daughter Of the late
Senator Charles Culberson,
who was. arrested last night
on charges Of driving while in
toxicated and leaving the
scene Of an accident, today
pleaded not guilty in Police
Court and demanded 4 jury
trial. Judge Isaac Hit fix66
bond Of 81, 900 On the charges.
The attractive young naotogisf
was arrested 1ast night BY traffic
policemen after she had been pur:
sued from Tenth ST. and PennsyI
vallia Ave-. where 1t Is charged
her car struck i've other machines
to Third ST. and PennsS lvania Ave.
I guess ! must have struck
sonethiH Giss llbersnn said
when sll Fa "a, hccortiins
40 6epfe Ward pE eaa
tra tue bs
Rides FaFFUs wagon
Ward lifted the girl from her
BADLY bal TERED altomobiie and.
assisted her to II nearby patrol box
She was taken to the First precinct.
III 8 patrol wagon.
After the charge of driving while.
drunk and one "nit-and-rnn charge
had been placed against her, she.
was sent TO the House Of Deten-
ton.
In the meantime word of her
prsdicament had reached the ears
Of friends of her father on Capitol
Hgll. Within three hours Inspector
ErYlest w. Brown. chief Of the
Traffic Bureau, communicated with
the House of Detention and ordered
that Miss CulbePson be released,
without bond, in the custody of
ChesIey e. Jurney. secretary to
Senator Copeland, Of New York.
Didn,t Know Charge
s.T don't even know what was
charged with, :, said Miss Culberson
when she was freed from the Detsn-
ti0n House.
According to witnesses, Miss Cpl-
berson was driving south on Penn.
syIvania Avenue when her auto
mobile suddenly swung into q line
of automobiles parked near Tenth
street. Five machines were struck
and two were driven up on the
naeeva ak BY the force of the impacts
before Miss Cu1bersOn regained con.
fhoI Of her nnacIaiue and continued
RI III. FurneYh0u 700 block
Tenth ST., NJ. W.. who witnessed
the collisions, sped to Ninth Street.
ana Pennsylvania Avenue ana told
Policeman Ward what he had seen.
Victim Is Complainant
Harold Southland. $500 bleck Of
Newark st. N. W. whose antomp.
biIe was badly damaged, il the
complainant in the "hit.and-run
charge against Miss Culherson.
Owners 0f other automobiles fig
sating Ia the case are Vincent
stetcher 53l4 Seventh st. n. W.;
Dallas b. BalI. Clarendon. Va, and
John n. ScIaafe. Alexandra. Va.
The owner OF this fifth automo-
bile has not yet given police his
name.
AZ the height Of her popularity as
q debutante here and while her
father was In the Senate, Miss CllI.
bersOil became involved Ia newspaper
stories that sounded like q story
book romance.
Made Kidnap Charge
Alexander n, Robertsons d British
war veteran. who was interested in
the pretty Miss Culberson, charged
that an attempt had been made to
kidnap him and send him from this
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SAVE g FROM DOOMED FREIGHTER

MANEUVERING HIS VESSEL the liner America, in
the teeth Of 80-mile gale, Capt George Fried and
his snatched 50 members Of the Of the Italian
the Virginia capes The picture above taken from the
bridge of the America shows the type seas the liner
thrilling rescue of the crew of the Antinoe three
years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

Senator George H. Moses, Chief
Justice Walter 1. Mccoy Honorary Dean
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey; Dean Grace
Hays Riley. Judge Katherine Sellers
and Miss Katherine Pike are among the
patrons for the theater benefit given
by Epsilon Chapter Kappa Beta Pi
League Sorority. Tuesday evening May
81, at the St. Patrick auditorium, the
proceeds of which will be devoted to
the Emma M Gillette and Harry A
Hegarty Memorials.
The play, Good Morning Shiek." is
to be presented by Father Hurney's
Players Guild
Mrs. Glare Trick Wilson dean of the
sorority. has selected Miss Cecilia
Thornton, Miss Elna M Anderson, Miss
Rose Votava, Miss Norine Kloss, Miss
Ellen Mccormick. Miss Verde LYMAN
and Miss Agnes Kempf to act as uShers,
Miss Rhoda Watkins will be hostess
to the Washington Alumnae Club OF Pi
Beta Phi, Tuesday at her home, 1929
Clifton street northwest.
Report of the years work of the club
will be given, and an alumnae delegate
to the national convention of the fra
ternity, to be held in Pasadena. Calf
in June, will be elected Mrs. Carl
Smith Dow will be installed as cl;Ih
president for next year.
Assisting Miss Watkins will be Mrs,
w. F. Friedman, Mrs. Lester EvanE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hosts
AT PARTY for Miss Swift

Miss Marion Swift, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Ross Swift of
HinSdale, Mass has been visiting the
city with her senior class from the. I al
ton High School, Mr.. Swift was for
mer assistant pastor OF the First Con-
gregational Church of Washington.
Wednesday evening, May 8, Miss
Swift was entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert in Ia
Koma Park. Spring flowers in profu
sion and a color scheme of orchid and
yellow served as decorations on the oc-
caSion. Card games and music were
enjoyed during the evening. Small fa-
vors were presented the winners of the
games as they progressed from table to
table. AT the close of the evening sup
per was served by the hostess, the same
pastel shades being used for the table
decorations.
The invited guests included Miss
Katherine Brown Miss Ruth Brown,
Miss Betsey Evans, Miss Margaret Tur-
ner, Miss RoSalie Cosby, Mr.. Robert
Ball. Mr.. Frank Brown Mr. Campbell
Clark Mr.. Philip Henry Gilbert, Mr..
Justin Miller and Mr.. Hugh Smith.
Mrs. Miriam Caywood Evans and Miss
M. Alvina Carroll assisted Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert in entertaining the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
Bay State Society
Sponsors Nav PARTY

The Massachusetts Society of Wash
ington D. c., will put on a May party
Thursday evening May %, in the ball
room of the Wardman Park Hotel, and
arrangements are being made for an
elaborate entertainment
Mr.. George R. Farnum, society preSi-
dent. has issued a call for a committee
meeting this week to make final plans
for the last monty meeting of the
season. There will be card tables re-
served for those who desire to play,
with handsome prize for each table.
Reservations for tables may be made
through Mrs Frank Z. Hickey chair
man of the card committee. Card
playing will start at $3.50 o'clock and
continue until about 10 o'clock. Dane
.ng will begin promptly at 8 O'Clock and
continue until l o'clock. Members will
be admitted to this affair by card. Mr..
George A. Herman. 1345 Girard street
northwest. is chairman of guest tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
Fraternities Meet for
Business and Pleasure

The third annual Spring formal of
Alpha Epsilon Chi of the University of
Maryland was held Friday evening, May
8, at the Hotel Dupont, formerly the
Italian embassy. The patronesses of
the sorority and several faculty men,
bers acted as chaperons. These in
Guided DR.. Taliaferro. dean of the Col
lege of Arts and Sciences, and Mrs.
Taliaferro, DR.. and Mrs. Welsh, DR..
and Mrs Metzger DR.. and Mrs.
Schrader, Dr. and Mrs. Jaeger and Mr..
and Mrs Dodder Several alumnae
members were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
Welfare Group Sponsors .
Benefit Party at Theater

The Assistant Secretary of Commerce,
DR.. Julius Klein, and Mrs. Klein have
been added to the list of patrons and
patronesses for the theater party of the
Bureau of Mines welfare Association
and Recreation Club. at the National
Theater, tomorrow evening. Officials of
the Bureau of Mines who have joined
the patrons list are Mr. Charles P.
White, chief of the economics branch;
Mr. George S. Rice, chief mining engi-
neer; Mr. John A. Davis, chief engi-
neer, information division. and Mr..
George S. Pope, chief engineer. Govern
ment fuel yards. Their wives are serV
ing with the group of patronesses.
Other patrons are Mr.. F. j. Bailey,
assistant to the director Of the budget,
and Mrs. Bailey; Mr.. James A. Bell,
director of education. Y. II. G.. q, and
Mrs. Bell; Mr.. Charles V, INLAY. dean
of the District of Columbia College of
Law. and Mrs. INLAY; Mrs, Frank Hess,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berliner, DR.. and
Mrs. E. B. Behrend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sanders and Mr. Frank Biemer.
The complete list OF box holders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

MI Sigma Pi, Inc. held a semi
closed dance May at the Annapolis
Hotel. The sorority had as its guest
of honor Miss Rose Maffitt, and the
committee in charge included Miss
Frances Berger chairman; Miss Mary
Lowry, vice chairman; Miss Ruth
Hamilton and Miss Margaret Mannix
as, assistants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
Wellesley Club Members
Guests of Mrs. Canby

The Washington Wellesley Club was
entertained at an al fresco buffet sup
per last evening by Mrs. Candy in her
home near Silver Spring. Md Mrs. E.
G. .Nourse, president. will serve another
year and the other officers elected fast
evening we're Mrs. Goodwin Graham.
vice president; Miss Christy Jones. re-
cording secretary, and Miss Louise
Tuers. corresponding secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
Mrs. Karl D. Loos. Miss Maxine Girts
and Miss Minnie F. Dean.

Included among those sponsoring the
card party to be given by the alumnae
of the Immaculate Seminary on Tues
day evening at the New Willard Hotel
arc Mrs. Leo App. Mrs Frank A. Beber-
stem, ir.: Miss Averill Bogley, Miss
Anne Brosnan, Mrs. T. P. Brown, Miss
Margaret Brown, Mrs. Henry DriScoll
Mrs. Paul Grant. Mrs. George Haggertv,
Mrs. c. Frank Keane, Miss Edna
Koontz, Mrs. John J. Lynch, Mr. P F.
Michigan, Mrs. w. j. ODonnel. Miss
Vera Rocca, Mrs. Fred Sanderson. Mrs.
w. j. Shackleford Mrs. j. w. Stohl-
man, Mrs. J. William Stohlman. ir.;
Miss Mildred Stohlman and Miss Mary
Walmsley.
Delta Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority.
will hold a dance at the Potomac Beat
Club Wednesday with Miss Mildred
Fitzgerald acting as chairman.
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Academy Class
Marks 5Oth Anniversary

Capt Charles H. Harlow, U. S. N,
retired, is in charge of arrangements for
the dinner to be given in celebration
of the fftieth anniversary of =, the
graduation of his class of 1879 from the
United States Naval Academy by the
members of that class, Saturday eve
ming at the Mayflower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

mand Of Brown Field, and has been
here several months.
Miss Mary Tyler Heiner, daughter
of Capt. Robert G. Heiner. Medical
Corps. United States Navy, and Mrs.
Heiner, spent last week end in Annap-
oils.
Mrs Shepherd, wife of Capt. L. C.
Shepherd, returned from Norfolk Sun
day, where she was visiting her parents
for several weeks.
Capt c.. A. Wynn left Tuesday for
Atlanta. Ga, where Mrs. Wynn has
been i'll for several weeks and under
went an operation this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

includes the Secretary OF = rrce,.
Mr.. Robert Patterson L. -. Mr.
Charles P. White. DR.. Frd; Lee, ,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. West. ; j B.
Fenlon, Mr.. 7. NJ Israel and mes
Atkins. Mr.. and Mrs West vii have
as guests in their box Lady Rosomond, !
Mr.. Charles E. Marsh and Mr. and Mrs.
D. yelling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Hosts
To Archeolooist Groun

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Wheeler
we're hosts last Tuesday evening to the
Archaeological Society on the occasion
of its 150th meeting. A light supper
was served after the lecture by DR..
David Luther Stevenson.
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Drugs ------.

CONTINUED From Page 81
furnished by local dealers through
out. The entire interior woodwork
was supplied by Roy and Titcomb
and is of amapa wood, the remain
der of the wood work being supplied
by the Halstead Lumber Company.
The plumbing, which is of the
most modern and sanitary design,
was installed by the Nogales Plumb
ing and Electric company, and this
includes a keystone automatic
heater, built-in Frigidaire re-
frigerators in both apartments, as
well as built-in tiled shower baths
The electric installation was done
by the Broad Electric company, and
the lighting system is ideal in ev-
cry detail. The heating systems for
the apartments are so designed that
either gas or electricity may be used
The painting and decorative work
was done under the direction of J.
w. Faubian, while all sheet metal
work was installed by the Nogales
Sheet Metal Works.
Nogales international., 1929-11-19

Henrietta Renshaw and Roy Noon,
Jr., motored down to Nogales from
Tucson to spend the weekend.
*******+ -"
FOR MRS. ALLEN !.
#*#****
Mrs. Fred Allen was the honor
guest at a party given Friday even
ing by Mrs. Lemuel Harris and Mrs
Jack Farmer. Beautiful chrysanthe-
NUNS in colorful autumn shades
were employed in decorating the
rooms in which bridge was in pro-
gress during the evening, after a
birthday dinner, including an at
tractive candle-lighted cake, had
been served. Many pretty gifts were
showered upon Mrs. Allen. Awards
for cards went to Mr.. Bob Palms
Mrs. Fred Allen and Mr.. Charles
Jones. Those included in the guest
list were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Hamlin, Mrs
Annie Regan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carroon, Mrs. Tom Woods, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Palms, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Lenluel
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Gregor, Mrs. Julia Taylor, Miss
Helen Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Farmer.
************
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Mrs. G. L. Fowler returned to her
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CUMMING APARTMENTS

The two apartments on the second
floor of the new Joseph A. Cum
ming building are completely furn-
ished and modern in every particu-
lar. The front approach to the ap-
artments is from Terrace street and
is of mission design finished in pale
green Stucco with tiled roof. A
vestibule entered by way Of three
doorways makes a most attractive
appearance from the street.
The apartments of four rooms
each, one on the north side and the
other on the south, are complete
to the most minute detail. The heat
ing plant can operate either gas or
electricity The plumbing and fit
tings installed by the Nogales
Plumbing and Electric Company,
are the most modern and sanitary
that could be obtained. The bath
rooms, in their color schemes, can
be described only as exquisite. Com
pletely lined with tile, built-in bath
tubs of the same material, and a
built in tile shower as well. The
bath room of the north apartment
is in orchard pink throughout,
while that on the southern side is
of pale green.
The kitchens will delight the eye
of any house wife as every imag-
mary convenience has been provid-
ed for. The color scheme of the
kitchens are in varied shades. Key
stone automatic heaters provide for
warm water; built in Frigidaire re-
frigerators will provide for GOODNESS
of provisions, and large and roomy
built-in cupboards provide plenty of
room for the dishes.
A community wash room compile
tes the list of convenienceS provided
for those fortunate enough to oc-
cupy these splendid apartments
which are now being furnished
throughout.
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@SOCietY,,;IA||'||
Mrs. E. S. Edmonson, Society Editor-Phone 534

Mrs. Noon was surprised with a
farewell shower, and was the reci-
pient of many pretty gifts. Those
honoring Mrs. Noon were: Mrs. H
j. Karns, Mrs. r. T. Frazier, Mrs
r. E. Lee, Mrs. H. r. Sisk, Mrs. N
B. Mercer, Mrs. E. S. Edmonson and
the hostess.
******%****A
MRS. LEE HOSTESS
*****#**
Mrs. r. E. Lee entertained four
some at luncheon Thursday as g
courtesy to Mrs. Roy Noon. The
table followed an autumnal motif
and after an enjoyable luncheon
bridge furnished advertisement fol
the afternoon. Mrs. Noon was pre-
sented lovely guest prize. The
party consisted of Mrs. Roy Noon
Mrs. j. A. Cumming, Mrs. R. T.
FRAZIER, Mrs. R. E. Lee.
***********
Mrs. H. R. Sisk entertained men,
berS of her luncheon club Friday
at the Cave, the affair being fare
well for one of the members, Mrs
Roy Noon. Covers were laid for Mrs
Noon, Mrs. j. A. Cumming and Mrs
Sisk.
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FAREWELL PARTY


At the conclusion of the regular
Eastern Star meeting held Thurs
day evening at the Masonic Temple
members held a social hour hon.
orary to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Noon
Mrs. Noon is a past worthy natror
of this chapter, and greatly beloved
The ladies presented Mrs. Noon with
a lovely gift of departure.
****&**#****
The Crawford Street Bridge Club
met last week with Mrs. E. K. Cum
ming for an enjoyable afternoon
Mrs. Kerr acting substitute for the
absent member.
*&*#***
LUNCHEON FOR MRS. NOON
*#******
Mrs. Roy Noon was honor guest
at a delightful luncheon given by
Mrs. j. A. Cumming Saturday, at
one o'clock. The guests convened at
table gaily decorated with autumn
leaves and centered with rich red
chrysanthemun1s, and enjoyed de-
lectable repast. Following luncheon
Nogales international., 1929-11-19

drug business within this state,
principally in the cities of Jerome,
Clarkdale, Yuma, and Nogales
where he has lived for six years.
Fully competent and capable in
his profession his new venture is
already assured Of success, and with
the opening today of the drug store
Nogales is being presented with an
establishment which it may accept
with pride.
Mr.. Edmonson is one of Nogales'
best known and most popular
young men.
Nogales international., 1929-11-19
Stomach Trouble

If you suffer, from gas. bloating,
Of Sea Gr tsk he s5G%aen Doaa
IS Minute Test. Absolutely harm
less. Works fast. Five positive
digestive aids in pleasant tablet
form. No soda, dopes or laxative.
Get DiOtex from your druggist for
only .60c. Try it. See how fast it
works. Money back if it doesn't
give stomach comfort in Is minutes,
and soon help restore good diges-
ton.
Nogales international., 1929-11-19
BRIDGE TEA
4 4 K X asM&

Mrs. Perris of Los Angeles who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. L. Full
ton, was honored Friday at a bridge
tea given by Mrs Dave Wilkey. Fall
blossoms were used to brighten the
rooms in which the guests were re-
ceived and played the popular card
game. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess late in the
afternoon, and prizes for scores
were awarded Mrs. Norman Pom
eroy and Mrs. George Nichols. Mrs.
Perris received pretty guest prize.
Those enjoying the afternoon were:
Mrs. PerriS, Mrs. j. L. Fulton, Mrs.
w. H. Farrell, Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mrs. George Nichols, Mrs. l.. H.
Watkins, Mrs. Norman Pomeroy and
Mrs. Dave Wilkey.
********&**S
Mrs. G. L. Fowler returned to her
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Edmonson Resident
Arizona Many Years

E. S. Edmonson, proprietor of the
new Mission Drug Store, opening
today at 120 Grand avenue in the
new j. A. Cumming building. has
been a resident of Arizona many
years.
For nearly fifteen years Mr.. Ed
monson has been engaged in the
Nogales international., 1929-11-19

home Saturday from stay at the
base hospital, and: tho no visitors
are allowed, and she is kept in a
quiet state, her many friends are
happy to hear it reported that she
is improving.
Nogales international., 1929-11-19

M ami New motion picture the
ater will be built here by recently
incorporated Corporation de Tea
tros Anuahuac.
Nogales international., 1929-11-19
DINNER PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Bonsall Noon were
hosts at a dinner party Saturday
evening at the King Cafe as a fare
well to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Noon and
family, who departed early Sunday
morning for their new home in Co.
ronado. They were guests their last
evening here at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Noon.
%**#x**H#&*
Nogales international., 1929-11-19

Superior Construction UNDER
way on $4,000 theater and open
air dance pavilion by Far Western
Amusement Company.
Nogales international., 1929-11-19

Bisbee Important improvements
planned by Copper Queen branch of
Phelps Dodge Corporation.
Miami SO far in October ap-
proximately $1,000 in building per-
mits issued and total for year is in
excess of 100000.
Phoenix Construction of Luhrs
Tower will be completed Novem-
ber 18th.