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Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald will be at home
at 412 K street northeast.

Miss Ruth Courtney Carr, daughter
Of Mrs. Landon Green of Richmond.
Va, and Mr.. John Knowles Hyde, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence Hyde
OF Washington, d. c., were married Sat-
urday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
Mayhower Hotel by Rev. DR.. William s.
Abernethy of Calvary Baptist Church.
Miss Janice Marks of Richmond was
maid OF honor for the bride and Mr..
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Mr.. s. e. Fitz Simon, famous engin-
eer of the Argentine, who has been in
the country for several months study
ing the great dams, sailed Friday
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aboard the Eastern Prince for his home
IN Argentina. Mr.. Fitz Simon made q
short visit In Washington recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans have re-
turned from Atlantic City, where they
have been sojourning for .Ss last two
weeks at the Haddon Hall Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-29

Mr.. and MRS. Harold singer of wash
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Mrs. Robert HOLSTER Chapman has
geturned to washington and u ct The
Carlton before opening her house Of
e029 9 street for the season.
Mrs. Richard Wilmer Boiling and her
daughters, Miss Clara L. Boiling and
Miss Barbara Boiling, have returned to
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Mrs. william Corcoran Eustis and her
daughters, Miss Margaret Eustis and
Miss Edith Eustis, who arrived in New
York last week from q Summer abroad,
will visit In New York State before COM
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-29

Mrs. James r. Mann has returned TO
her apartment at 24oe Sixteenth street
after spending the Summer In Lenox,
Mass.
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Miss Mildred Huston and Miss Cath
crime Huston, daughters of Mr.. Claudius
Huston, will entertain q small company
at tea this afternoon for their house
guest, Miss Suzanne Pollard, daughter
of the Governor Of Virginia, Mr.. John
Garland Pollard. This evening the
Misses Huston will entertain at q din
ner and theater party for their guest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-29

AHS. Everett Sanders has returned TO
the Maynower following O two-week
visit In New York.
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The assistant military attache Of the
Japanese embassy, Lieut.. Col. K. Terra
moto, entertained a small company at
dinner last evening in the crystal room
Of the willard Hotel.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
MISS COLARESI SHOWERED

Miss Anna Colaresl entertained at miscellaneous shower at her homo, r Westerly steet, last evening in honor of her sister. Miss Irene O. laresi The home was prettily decor- ated in pink and white and during the evening a buffet lunch was serv- ed. About 30 guests were present.
 Miss Colaresi received a large number of gifts. She will become the bride of John Leonardo. man. ager of the Spencer Shoe store.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
SHONEE FOR MISS WAIICN

\ miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Mary Walicki at her home. 93 Broad street, by Miss Mary Jakubowicz, last evening. About 60 guests were present from Plainville and this city. The home vas decorated in a color scheme of pink and white. During the evening a mock marriage was held with Miss Stella Walicki, Miss Mary Sar- isky and Miss Rose kulik taking part.
 Miss Walicki received many gifts. She will become the bride of Andy Jakubowicz on August 4.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
DONKEY SCOFFS AT SIMON

Simla, India, June 27 P-Thou sands of persons followed a donkey wearing foreign clothes, an English hat, and carrying a copy of the Simon commission report through the streets of Indias summer capi- tai in procession today.
 The procession wound up at the grain market where a mass meeting was held. Hindu and Sikh speakers condemned the report, after which the copy was burned.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
NEAR ENDURANCE RECORD

Chicago, June 26 P}-The "City of Chicago" piloted by the Hunter brothers, John and Kenneth, entered its 18th day in the air at 4:40 (cen- tral daylight time) today. Only 60 hours and ? minutes more remain ed to tie the worlds nonstop endur- ance record of APO hours and 21 minutes, now held by the St. Louis Robin" the goal of the City of Chicago" pilots is 500 hours.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Once tried always used, lt is one Of our fastest selling brands.
 Only the choicest and purest ingredients go into the manu- faCture of Canadian Pride"
 Choice of light or dark, plain P[ For !Ssay sstyraay @lySo, Only ... 49c
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Rich soft broadcloth in gay
 stripes and figures made up into one-piece pajamas. Drop seat style. Sizes 2 to 8. Suitable for boys or girls. c0- For Saturday =. OJC
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
Garayzar Is Neuu
Manager OF Brewery
At erm osiIlo

Rodolfo Garayzar, part owner Of
the Garayzar g. Jivera haberdash-
cry on Morley avenue; has been
named manager of the Sonora
Brewery at HerInosillo, it was an
nounced yesterday by Charles Kies-
selbach, manager of the Nogales
agency Of the brewery.
Garayzar succeeds A. A. Ramos
who has been manager the past
eight years.
The new manager was formerly
state treasurer of Sonora, succeeding
as treasurer. Rodolfo Gales, son Of
Former President Plutarco Elias
Gales. He is one Of the best liked
men in Sonora. being very popular
throughout the state. Mr.. Garayzar
Is now on q trip to California where
he took his father for medical
treatment.
According to Mr.. Kisselbach, Mrs.
A. H. Hoeffer, president of the
brewery, will make no other changes,
all agents over the state to con-
tinue to hold their present posi-
tiollS.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02

Sonora for the purpose of making
study of highways, Sonora seek
ing from the federal government an
appropriation Of a million pesos to
be expended on highways.
Almazan will reach Hermosillo on
Monday where he will spend Cinco
de Mayo. He Is scheduled to arrive
in Nogales Wednesday morning and
IS to be accompanied here by Gov
Francisco Elias. A reception and
ball are to be given in his honor
during his stay on the border.
It has been exactly one year since
Almazan was last here. He brought
his army to Nogales through Pull
pito Pass from Chihuahua and
when he neared Aqua Prieta and
Sonora, rebel chiefs in both
places fled to the American side of
the line.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02

ico. Napoleon Ill, being sharply re-
primanded by Secretary of War Sc
ward, decided to withdraw and did
withdraw Marshal Bazaine who was
the commander of the French ex-
peditionary forces in Mexico. Max
imilian was captured by the Mex
leans on May IA, 1867, and on June
10, 1867, was executed. There was
also executed at the same time Gen.
erals Miramor and Mexia, Mexi-
cans, who had sided In with Maxi
milan.
Maximilian's wife, Carlota, beau
tiful daughter of the King OF Bel
gium, during the Mexican revolu-
ton against Maximilian went back
to France and threw herself at the
feet of Napoleon Ill trying to get
aid from the nephew OF the original
famous Napoleon but he told her he
couldn't do anything for her. She
lost her mind over Napoleon's re-
fusal to help her husband. From
that day until her death q year or
so ago she lived the life of an In
sane person in a palace just OUT
side of Belgium.
Carlota was born on June z, 1870
and was almost 80 yeacs Of age &C
the time of her death.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
Pickett Back From,
Long Tour Abroad

Robert Pickett, an old school
chum of the late Bracey Curtis Of
this city, and well known in No
gales where he has visited, has just
returned from a tour abroad, ac-
cording to a letter received this
week by Theron Richardson of the
First National Bank.
Mr.. Pickett said in his letter that
If Mr.. Curtis were still alive he
would have come to Nogales instead
of going to Europe. He was last
here about three years ago at
which time he was the guest OF
Mr.. Curtis and Amos Yaeger. Dur
ing his stay that time Mr.. Curtis
took him on an sutomsbile trip to
Grand Canyon and California.
Pickett owns q high class hotel in
the White Mountains in New Hamp-
shire where people go largely for
winter sports.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
MUSIC WEEK TO
BE OBSERVED.

Nogales will take part in the OBJ
servance Of National Music Week
opening Sunday.
Mrs. v. A. Smoker yesterday an
nounced the following as the pro-
gram for the week in Nogales:
Sunday
II A. NJ. Special musical services
in all churches.
7:30 p. M. Combined choirs. Of
ficial opening of Music Week by
Mayor Harry j. Karns at Methodist
church.
Monday
"Rio Rita, all talking musical
comedy, Fox Nogales Theater.
Tuesday
Jpn. Womans Club luncheon.
7:3o to $3.50 P. M. Camp Little
band concert, downtown at Grand
avenue and Crawford street.
wednesday
At home musical, radio or family
music. Neighborhood gatherings.
Thursday
9 A. M. Lincoln school assembly.
1o:30 A. M. Plum Street School
assembly.
1880 A. M. Elm Street School
assembly.
4 to P. M. Musical-repreSenta-
tives of all private teachers, Fire.
mems Hall.
7:3o to $3.50 P. M. Band concert
at Camp Little.
Friday
9 A. M. Orchestra concert, Vidal
high school assembly.
IL to /. Rotary luncheon.
z to 8 P. M. Art exhibit, Plum
Street School.
8 to $3.50 P. M. Musical program
high school assembly.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
|MASCARENAS NOT
TO RESIGN FROM
BANK OF MEXICO


Reports published in San Antonio,
Los Angeles and Ell Paso papers to
the effect that Albert MascarenaS
is to resign as director-general Of
the Banco de Mexico, are denied in
a telegram received from the banks
main offices in Mexico City by E.
H. Mellado, popular manager Of the
Nogales, Sonora, branch Of the big
institution.
"The information appearing In
the papers is absolutely false. Our
director general is not resigning.
Please make denial, reads the tie
gram to MIR. Mellado.
The papers In question said that
Mr.. Mascarenas would resign and
would be succeeded by Lorenzo Her
nandez, general treasurer of Mexico.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
Empalme Got Cold
Feet Says VESSEL

The fast Douglas White Sox base
ball players have been substituted In
place of Empalme to play the Mo-
gales Internationals at Brewery Park
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, 1t
was announced yesterday by e. A..
VESSEL of the local baseball associa-
tion, who said the Empalme play
ers, Sonora state champs, got cold
feet.
The Bisbee team Of the Arizona
State League has been substituted in
place of Empalme for Monday af-
ternoon's game. The Monday game
will start at 3 o'clock.
The seating capacity Of the grand
stand and bleachers at Brewery
Park will accommodate 1000 more
persons Sunday than heretofore
BY Sunday 1t will seat about 1000
fans. There is plenty Of parking
space for automobiles.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
ANDY O'CONNOR.
SEES OLD PRESS.
OVER IN ISLANDS.

Andy O'Connor, former resident
of this city, on trip to Maui, an
island of the Hawaiian group. saw
few days ago the press that print
ed the first newspaper In what Is
now American territory west Of the
Rocky Mountains in 1886.
O'Connor, in a letter to his bro
ther, Judge w. A. O'Connor. says the
press is owned by a Mr.. Gray, who
was in Phoenix, BiSbee and Tomb
stone Is years ago, and who is now
publishing newspaper at Maui,
which is about go miles southeast
of Honolulu. Andy lives in Honolulu
and has been spending a couple Of
weeks at Maui.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
AMUSING THINGS

Amusing things seen In q local
paper the past week:
"ThoSe of us who have lied here
for q decade.
1.-THE game will be played In the
new baseball park in Nogales, Son.
ora. The grand stand has been en-
larged to seat 1900 people. It is es-
timated that fully 300 people will
attend the games Sunday and Mon
day."
"I. p. Frazier announces candi-
dacy here Thursday. Gle did that
in The international several weeks
ago.
"Commemorating the 6Sth anniv-
ersary of the battle Of Puebla which
marked the independence of Mex
leo from Spain. (That battle was
between the Mexicans and French).
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
$50 TO ATTEND
K. c. CONVENTION

Approximately $50 members Of
the knights of Columbus lodge are
expected to attend the twenty-third
annual state convention of the or
der to be held at Nogales, May II
and IL.
Business sessions will he held at
the new home of the lodge on the
second floor of the Lyric Theater
building.
The committee in charge Of the
convention consists of S. N. Kararn,
G.. K; F. Mazon, chairman; Rt. Rev.
Monsignor L. Duval, ]. M, Alvarez
Tostado and Robert E. Lee. The
ladies entertainment committee is
composed of leading Catholic ladies
of Nogales headed by Mrs. M. Mar
steller.
Following is the tentative program
for the convention:
Sunday, May 11th
7:45 A. M. knights and candidat-
es will meet at the K. G. Hall and
march in body to o'clock Mass.
10:00 A. M. knights and candidat-
es report at K. G. Hall for cere-
monies of Second Degree.
1870 P. M. All knights and cam
didates report promptly in front Of
the K. G. Hall, Fourth Degree
knights in full regalia of their
rank, for Parade, which will be led
by the 25th. U. s. Infantry Band.
Parade will form heading south
from K. c. Hall and march down
Morley Avenue to international
Line, then west to Grand Avenue.
north to Court Street and back to
the K. C. Hall.
800 P. M. or Immediately after
the Parade, all go back to K. @.
Hall for ceremonies Of the Third
Degree. Candidates and members Of
Degree Team to be on hand prompt
ly.
TOO P. M. Third Degree Banquet
followed by dance In honor Of dele
gates and visiting ladies, in the K.
G. Hall.
Monday, May 18th
800 A. M. Requiem Mass for the
deceased members of the Order.
900 A. M. The business meeting
of the Convention will be called to
order at the K. G. Hall and will be
continued right through until 81
business is disposed of.
200 p. M. Dutch Luncheon ass
Dance at the Club Royal in lll
gales.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
Kelsey Car Turns
Over On Highway

Mrs. Wilmoth Kelsey and little
daughter, Frankie Bill, had a mar
row escape from death few even
ings ago when their coupe turned
over while rounding sharp curve
on a hill about one mile this side Of
the pumping plant on the Patagon-
Ia highway.
frankie Bill received some slight
bruises and the car was damaged.
The auto rolled over on its side.
The accident happened day or
so after the Kelsey machine had
been hit by another car at the in
tersection Of Grand avenue, Arroyo
boulevard, and Potrero street.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
Date Not Yet Set
For Armory Opening

Until completion Of the floors. the
date for the opening of Nogales'
new armory building will not b..
known, it was stated yesterday by
an officer of the local company of
the National Guard. The armorv IS
located just south Of the Lincoln
school.
The Douglas armory Is to be dedi-
Gated this week and that at SAT-
ford was dedicated couple Of weeks
ago.
All three arInories were erected
at the same time.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02

For the purpose of hearing
the application Of the Santa
Cruz County Board of Super
visors for authority to make
special levy whereby funds from
the general county fund may be
used to carry on the expenses
of various departments until the
next budget Is made in July,
State Tax Commissioners M. A.
Murphy and E. A. Hughes, both
Of Phoenix, arrived here yester-
day and will meet with the
Board at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
The meeting between the com.
and the supervisors viii
be open to the public. 1t is similar tc
a session held some tine ago al
which the Tax Commission denied
the request of the supervisors.
Several of the county funds are
overdrawn, the total overdraft be-
Ing in the neighborhood Of about
10,O0o, the overdrafts being in the
sheriff's office, superior court
health department. and courthouse
funds. According to the supervisors
an emergency exists.
At the beginning Of each fiscal
year q budget Is made up for the
various county offices, the amounts
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
MRS. HARRY CARR
PASSES THROUGH CITY

Mrs. Harry Carr, wife Of the well
known Los Angeles Times newspap-
erman, passed through Nogales
Monday enroute home from a trip
to Mazatlan. She reported that her
husband who accompanied the Cal
ifornia highway pathfinding party
down the west coast Of Mexico on
its tour to South America is now At
Mazatlan and will leave there short
" via steamer for Los Angeles.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
AL SANDS BUYS
HALF INTEREST
IN WHITE HOUSE


Through deal just cnsummated,
AL Sands, popular local man,
bought half interest in the White
House Cafe, second door across the
line on Gale Elias. Frank Flores
owns the other half of the business
Mr.. Sands has been resident Of
Nogales about six years and has
made a wide circle of friends who
will be pleased to learn he is again
going into business on the border.
Recently he sold his interest in the
Concordia Cafe.
The White House Cafe hereafter
will be known as "The Anchor.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
LOCAL SCHOOLS
-TOOPEN TUESDAY,

After having been closed for some
time-the high school two weeks
and the grade schools one week
the Nogales schools will reopen
Tuesday morning.
The schools were closed as . re-
suit of two cases of spinal menin-
gifts. No new cases have developed
in more than week.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
EXCURSION RATES
I'm EFFECT ON S. P.

Hundreds of out of town persons
from West Coast of Mexico points
are arriving in Nogales for the an
nual Cinco de Mayo celebration
which opened yesterday to run up
to and including Monday.
Excursion rates are in effect on
the Southern Pacific de Mexico for
period of eight days from all west
coast points.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02

Every year on May S, Cinco de
Mayo is commemorated on a big
scale throughout the Republic Of
Mexico. The 5th Of May is one Of
Mexico's two greatest holidays, the
other being the 18th of September.
Why does Mexico celebrate Cinco
de Mayo? This question was asked
several persons by representative
of the Nogales international during
the working up Wednesday and yes
terday of special Cinco de Mayo
section appearing in today's Inter-
national. It was a surprise to learn
that so few people knew what it's
all about.
A majority of the persons inter-
viewed said that Cinco de Mayo had
it's beginning with battle at Quay
mas and that the Mexican Army de-
feated the French at Guaymas on
May S, 1862. It is true there was a
battle one time between the Mexi-
cans and French at GuaymaS but
it was not on May S, 1862. General
RousSett, q French adventurer, met
defeat at Guaymas while trying to
detach Sonora from Mexico and
make it a Republic but that incident
had nothing to do with Cinco de
Mayo.
Cinco de Mayo, as great Mexi-
can holiday, had its beginning on
May S, 1862 when General Ignacio
zaragoza, with 1000 Mexican troops,
defended Puebla, in the state of
Puebla, against the advance guard
of about 1000 French under Cen
eral Laurencez, and defeated the
French.
The French retreated to Orizaba
where they held out for almost a
year against the Mexicans, and Cen
zaragoza was killed in his effort
to drive the French out of Orizaba.
General Forey, with the main
army of the French expeditionary
forces, landed at Vera Cruz on Sep
tember 90, 1862 and after a 62-day
siege, commencing on March is,
1862, captured Puebla and contin-
ued his advance toward Mexico City
which was evacuated by the Juarez
government on May 81, 1863 and the
French entered and took possession
of the city. They stayed there dur
ing the Civil War In the United
States. After the Civil War the Uni
ted States began enforcement of the
Monroe Doctrine and sent General
Philip Sheridan to the Rio Grande
with 10000 cavalry. Sheridan had
intended going clear through to
Mexico City but stopped his march
when word came that Napoleon Ill
of France had ordered his troops to
pull out for home. In 1867 Arch
duke Macmillan, who had been set
up by France as emporer Of Mex
leo, was executed.
Maximilian, q brother Of the em-
porer Of Austria, Francis Joseph,
was placed on the throne Of Mexico
during the Civil War when Uncle
Sam was too busy with his own
troubles to enforce the Monroe Doc
trine.
Thirty days after Lees surrender,
General Sheridan was on the Rio
Grande in Texas with his 10000
cavalry ready to use force, II neceS-
sary, to oust the French from Mex
Nogales international., 1930-05-02

Making a tour Of the state for
the purpose of calling on the VAR
ious county recorders who have
charge Of the registration Of voters
for the primary election in Sep
tember and the general election in
November, Secretary Of State I. p.
Frazier is a visitor in Nogales.
The Secretary arrived here yes
terday and is leaving today. During
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
ELKS TO INITIATE
BIG CLASS IN JUNE

The Elks Lodge has iraugurated
a big membership drive for a class
of candidates to initiate during the
orders anniversary celebration June
q and %. Great preparations are
being made for the affair.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
NEW MANAGER AT
|PACIFICO BANK

Alfred Corral of Ensenada, Baja
California, has arrived here to be-
come manager of Bancaria Del Pa
cifico in Nogales, Sonora, succeed
ing Carlos r. Ibarra, who has been
transferred as assistant manager Of
the bank at Mexicali.
Mr.. Corral has been connected
with the big banking institution the
past three years. He is accompanied
here by his wife and two children.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
|OVERDRAFT IN COUNTY funds
BE CONSIDERED HERE TODAY
BY State TAX COMMISSION
Ouerdraft In Neighborhood Of $4,000;
Tax Commission And Supervisors
To Hold Public Hearing
SEVERAL COUNTY FUNDS EXHAUSTED

budgeted being supposed to run the
various offices until the end of the
fiscal year. Now that the budget
has been overdrawn, more money is
needed.
Whether an emergency exists viii
be decided by the Tax Commission.
At various times the commission has
ruled that an emergency is only the
result of an act of God.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
KEATON HEARING PUT
OFF UNTIL MAY IS

Owing to the absence from the
city of Justice of the Peace Charles
e. Hardy, the preliminary examina-
ton Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N.
Keaton and son, Robert, Of San Ea-
fael Valley, has been postponed
from May S to May IS. The Keat-
ons are charged with burning in
sured property to defra:d an iu-
surance company.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
LOCAL ATHLETES
TO TAKE PART IN
TUCSON PROGRAM

Sixteen members of the NogaieS
High School track team and coach
es, will leave this morning to take
part in the track events on the Uni
versity Week program of the UNI
versity of Arizona at Tucson.
Felix Calixtro will take part in
the mile and half mile races, events
in which he broke the state record
last year.
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
GENERAL ALLNAzAN SCHEDULED
TO ARRIVE here WEDNESDAY,
VIII Study Highways OF State OF
Sonora, Seeking Million Pesos
For Big Road Program
ALMAZAN WAS LAST HERE YEAR AGO

For the first time since he came
into Nogales, Sonora, year ago
with his victorious army, following
collapse of the Escobar revolution,
General Juan Andreau Alnazan,
hero of the 1929 revolt, is to visit
NogaleS.
Recently designated as secretary
of communications and public works
works in the cabinet of President
Ortiz Rubio, Almazan Is to visit
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
13O, 900 VOTERS TO BE REGISTERED
THIS YEARS ELECTIONS, DECLARES
SECRETARY OF STATE, VISITOR HERE

his stay In the city he is the guest
of his brother, Charles FRAZIER.
Mr.. FRAZIER in q statement yes
terday to a representative Of the
Nogales International said this
years registration promises to be
the greatest IN the history of the
state and that about 10000 voters
will be registered.
Registration opens Tuesday May
a
Nogales international., 1930-05-02
MOVING TO NINE

Mrs. J. E. Mcclure and daughter
are leaving Saturday to join Mr..
MCGUIRE who is employed at a mine
near Mesa. They have been resi-
dents Of Nogales for many years.