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New Britain herald., 1927-07-19

writer told Wilson.
IF I do 1 will be crazy" Wilson
answered. and Jerry the Greek was
about to swing a punch at the same
moment.
The Greek suggested that the
sparring partners should be called
into consultation, and they were.
Dempsey is sure" Dave Shade
said.
Then came Marty Burke of New
Orleans, a big fellow with ears to
show what business he has been in.
Just a round or two" was
Burke's opinion. THE champ is bet
ter than he was before the Firpo
fight and fighters know that Demp-
sey made his greatest fight against
Firpo.
when I came to the camp this
time told Dempsey he was making
a mistake in swinging his punches.
told him he should punch short like
he used to do. He said he didn't
think there was enough swing be-
hind them, and I told him that he
was wrong because he never had
felt one of his short punches.
He has been punching short since
then and I know that Sharkey can't
stand up under them. And by the
way. you fellows who have been
writing about Great Sharkey, missed
point. Didn't you know that he
used to fight under the name of Bat
ting Sikh and that he was knocked
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
Liverpool Suspends
Business for King

Liverpool, Eng, July 10 @ -
Business was suspended here this
afternoon and the exchanges were
closed in honor OF the visit of King
George and Queen Mary to open
the new Gladstone dock.
The city gave their majesties an
enthusiastic welcome. Replying to
addresses of welcome, the king said
that it was a pleasure to see in the
opening Of the dock system, the
successful termination of a work
which testified to the growth OF
Liverpools trade and which he was
confident would be used to promote
its still further development.
The new docks have water area
of SIS acres with "a miles of pier
space and 81 acres of sheds. The
river lock entrance can easily ac-
commodate steamers as large as the
Mauritania, it was stated.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19

out all over the place."
That's Burke's story and he will
stick to it.
In his workout yesterday, Demp-
sey looked fine to the casual eye,
and there are eyes expert enough to
tell whether a fighter is so hollow q
shell as to be unable to stand a
punch. The stories broadcast today
that his left arm had been injured
by a punch from sparring partner
were denied in training camp and
from way he used his arms in his
training session yesterday there was
no reason to believe that he was
disa bled.
Leo Flynn said that applications
and bandages had been used nightly
on Dempsey's elbows and wrist but
he added:
II have been handling lot of
| fighters and I always have used the
same method to keep their muscles
in shape" and his fighter. Dave
Shade, confirmed the statement.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19

ing = friend Of proprietor. Malin-
owsky testified that he did ot
drink intoxicating liquor nor did he
know Of any being bought on the
night in question. June rs.
The proceedings were marred by
constant battles between William
Lewis. New London county detec-
tive. and Sergeant Nelson Of the
New London police department. The
controversy hinged on the report
that Lewis was jealous of Nelson's
activities in the investigation Of the
case, and his arguments and profess
tation became SO annoying as to al
most terminate in a physical clash.
Prosecuting Attorney j. James
Floyd Of Waterford announced that
he would obtain a warrant asking
for the arrest Of Lewis on charges
of assault and h of peace.
Previous to yes days outbreak,
Lewis has had run-ins with William
E. Jackson, deputy sheriff and
county inspector for Windham coun-
ty who had been investigating
charges of alleged grating and ex-
tortion by persons posing as federal
and state prohibition officers. In
vestigations are being continued in
seeking the guilty persons in that
section of the state, the work being
carried on by Detective jackson.
Sergeants Cavanaugh and Smith and
Federal Agents Fitzpatrick and
Congdon Of that district. No charges
of sale Of liquor will be preferred
against Reynolds, the prosecuting
attorney stated.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
Vice President Dawes
EXcels as a Fisherman

Chicago, July 10 (UP)-Vice
President Charles G. Dawes is TAX
ing high honors as fisherman, re-
ports reaching Chicago said.
The vice president with a party,
including Ben AmeS Williams,
novelist, Kenneth L. Roberts, writer
and John 7. McCutcheon, cartoonist,
is on a vacation at Cimarron, N. K,
The party sent word that 116 fish
have been caught thus far.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
SLEUTHS WRANGLE
INGRAFT INQUIRY
New London Sergeant Wants
County Detective Arrested

New London. July 19-1nterspers-
ed with brawls and arguments, the
case Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton w. Sin
clair and Charles Garvin who are
charged with extortion which ap-
peared before the town court Of
Waterford yesterday brought out as
witnesses two New Britain residents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew r. Malinow-
sky.
The Sinclair couple were charged
with the acceptance of $50 as a
bride from Roland V. Brantner on
the grounds that they and Garvin
were federal agents. Testimony re-
vealed that Brantner had sold the
trio liquor and that they had said
that they were federal officers,
whereupon Brantner offered them
$50 for immunity from arrest. The
three accepted the amount and then
it is alleged descended upon Carl
Reynolds. proprietor of New Lon
don restaurant and asked for $3.50
for protection from arrest on the
grounds OF violation of the liquor
laws. Reynolds refused to grant
their requess and later brought
about the arrest of the three where
upon they were summoned before
Judge Frederick N. Dimmock of
the Waterford town court for
hearing.
Malinowsky's part of the testi-
mony was based on the fact that he,
in company with the Sinclairs was
present when Sinclair made his al
legged request for money from Rey-
nolds. Malinowsky stated in court
that he had met the couple through
the introduction of Detective Lewis
of the dry enforcement squad of
that district and that he believed
them to be very nice people" On
their invitation, he stated. he and
Mrs. Malinowsky accompanied the
Sinclair party to the Reynolds res
taurant. He said that he saw no
LIQUOR purchased nor was he aware
that any request was made by Sim
clair for the stipulated amount.
When told by Reynolds that the
proprietor had been approached
for the sum, Malinowsky said that
he had told the proprietor that the
couple were neither federal nor
state agents.
Malinowsky is we'll known in New
London. 1t was through his pres
ence, Reynolds stated, that the Sim
clair party was admitted to the
restaurant, the New Britainite be-
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
HERRICK COMFORTABLE

Cleveland, July 10 P-Myron T.
Herrick, United States ambassador
to France. who underwent a minor
operation here Sunday, had a very
good night" hospital reports said.
Attending physicians said Ambas-
sador Herricks condition was "en-
tirely satisfact DRY" and that it was
believed no other operation will be
necessary unless complications de-
velop. He will be forced to remain
quietly at his estate near here for
several weeks. his physicians said.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
NOW YOU
ASK ONE
NATURE QUIZ

Your first five questions today
were prepared by the American Ma
ture Association.
What are the colors of the
rainbow?
2-What is a "kiwi"?
Show thick is a bears fat be-
fore the animal goes into hiberna-
ton?
4-What do skunks live on?
5-What causes twilight at dawn
and dusk?
6-What is the correct name for
Culebra Cut in the Panama Canal?
How did bloomers get their
name?
S-What is Jack" Dempsey's
full name?
9-What five states of the Union
have over 100000 automobiles
registered?
10-Where is the westernmost
point of the United States?
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
Three Killed, IA Hurt
In Indian Outbreak

Simla. Punjab, British India, July
10 P-Three persons were killed
and IA injured at kothala, a village
in Mailer kotla, one OF the Punjab
states, during a mob attack today
on body of police and soldiers
seeking to make certain arrests.
Reports from the village say that
some members of the mob fired on
the force. inflicting gunshot wounds
and that the police then fired blank
cartridges without effect. When this
failed to dispense the crowd, the re-
ports said that ball ammunition was
used by the police before quiet could
be restored.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
NAIR WOULD OFFICIATE
AT FIREWORKS 0BSEQUIES
Alderman Will Ask Common Coun-
Gil to Ban Sale OF July
Explosives. :.

An ordinance to prohibit the sale
of fireworks will be introduced in
the common council Wednesday
night by Alderman David L. Nair
of the first ward and is expected to
have general backing among both
republicans and democrats. The al
derman's recommendation is a di-
rect result of the long list of July
Fourth accident victims this year.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
Former New Haven School
Teacher Dies, Aged 81

Springfield, Mass, July 10 (UP)-
Mrs. Mary A. Malley, mother Of
John f. Malley, newly-elected grand
exalted ruler of the Elks, died at her
home here today in her S1st year.
She was native of New Haven,
Conn, and taught school in that
city prior to her marriage. For the
past half century she had lived here.
Besides her son, John, Mrs. Mall
ley leaves another son, Associate
Justice Thomas c. Malley of Spring.
field district court, and daughter,
n Y
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
Awaiting Gables for
South Main St, SubWavs

Answering criticism by Alderman
J. Gustave Johnson that public util-
ity corporations are being allowed to
use poles on r>uth Main street in
spite of the fact that a subway has
been constructed. the board of pub
lie works explai today that the
companies are awaiting the arrival
Of cable and are equally as anxious
as is the city to eliminate the use of
poles. The poles now stand beyond
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19

the curbs in the roadway and when
they are removed considerable filling
must be done. To have awaited the
arrival of the cable and removal of
the poles would have held up the
paving program for several months.
it is explained. Alderman johnson
has announced his intention of ask
ing action by the common council
at tomorrow nights meeting.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
HACKERS CERTAIN
dempsey IS GOOD
Feel Sure He Can Take Sharkey's
/ Measure
White sulphur Springs, Saratoga,

White sulphur Springs, Saratoga,
N. Y, July - (UP)-Jack Dempsey.
his managers and his trainers, de-
spite all the rumors and all the
pessimism which have marked
stories coming from the Dempsey
camp, are confident that Dempsey IS
going to come home winner
Thursday night when he rleets Jack
Sharkey.
Dempsey believ he will knockout
Sharkey in three rounds.
His handlers guess all the way
from the first round to the middle
OF the fight.
And they really believe 1t.
The writer set out to learn, II
possible, exactly what Dempsey and
those closest to him really thought.
II was quite a job to convince the
state troopers-who guard Dempsey
as he never was guarded before and
permit few to see him-that it
would be all right to let the cores
pendent go by.
I'm all right and know It,"
Jack emphasized as we chatted. III
anyone thinks I'm hollow shell,
they are all wrong. I think I'll win
in three rounds by a knockout, and
if it has to 20 the limit then Old Joe
HUMPHREYS will raise my hand at
the finish Because I'm good enough
to go the limit if have 10 do It,"
, Dempsey, who I have known for
long time, was talking earnestly
and not just making an htloic state
ment He meant it.
Incidentally, this probably is
good time to say that all the stories
about Dempsey's left arm being IN
lad shape-the climax vf all the ru-
mors about the champion which have
gone around in the last two weeks
have no foundation whatever, For In
stance, yesterday while 1t was true
that Dempsey had his arm bandaged,
he did the bulk of his bag punching
with his left. Plainly he was getting
it ready to carry lot Of response
bility Thursday night rs certain
there is nothing wrong with it.
Dempsey probably isn't the wild,
fighting man who met Willard and
Firpo but, as we talked and l saw
him work, I couldn't help feeling
. Jack has lot left.
Leo Flynn, DAempsey's manager, is
> as confident as Dempsey.
Just another little workout to-
day and we are all set to CO." he
, said. I'VE are ready to fight now.
We don't need any more boxing.
, Whats more. we are winners, we
know what we are doing and We
can name the round
1.-The champ in one round" Jerry.
the Greek, his rubber end chief
valet said. THAT stuff that the
champions arm is hurt "a what you
call the bunk. His arms are all okay,
as you say it."
THE champion is cinch," Gus
Wilson said. 1T will be no more
than a work out for him."
Wilson is another OF tic official
family who first came into American
notice when he was training Georges
Carpenter before the Battle of the
Century,"
I've never been so sure Of any,
thing and to tell you the truth
have bet my salary on Dempsey,
Wilson said. Il could have told you
the night before the fight in Phila-
delnhia that Jack was 40. right, but
I Didn't see you"
You may say the same thing in
New York Thursday night" the
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
BICYCLE STRIKES GIRL

Supernumerary Officer William
Cronin reported that Mary Atashian
Of 102 Broad street was struck by
bicycle on which Casimel Zaleski
OF IA Gold street was riding on
Washington street last night. There
was no cause for police action and
Zaleski was willing to pay for medi-
cal attention for the girl, who was
slightly injured.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
DAN LEARY DIES

West Chester. Pa, July 19.-tPl-
Dan Leary. widely known breeder
and trainer of harness horses, died
suddenly at his home here yesterday
of acute Indigestion. He was IS.
Leary was the owner of Joe Boy,
a pacing stallion, still living at the
age of 33 years which holds the
worlds record for a PAGER 80 years
old.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
EMPTY BOTTLES VALUABLE

Rheims. France, July 10 (UP)-
Empty champagne bottles, provided
they bear the proper label, are valu-
able in the United States.
The Veuve Cliquot Company re-
ceived an offer from a Detroit boot
logger of 100000 for 10000 emp
ties" to be shipped to Montreal. The
firm refused the offer.
Nogales international., 1927-06-03

Ralph Miller, commercial teach
er at the H gh School, left the
first part of the week for his
home in Colorado.
Nogales international., 1927-06-03

Miss Glenna Karns and Andrew
Davis were home from the UNI
versity for the week end.
Nogales international., 1927-06-03
RAINBOW GIRLS


The Rainbow girls were host
esses Monday forenoon at a picnic
out at the Masonic picnic grounds.
The young people left in trucks.
Those who made up the party
were Misses Mamie Bean, Tillie
Mendelowitz, Dorothy Coltman,
Esther Greason, Blanche Gam
bee, Mary Smoker, Gladys Welsh,
Louise Speer, Ruth Abbot, Kath-
crime Speer, Harriet Mendelowitz,
Messrs. Victor Wager, Edward
Myers, Clinton Wager, Robert
Scott, Charles Fain, Gray Wright,
Hillie Capin. lie Grand Colvin,
and Blythe McCorkle.
Miss Mary Parker was welded
to Frank Normart Saturday after
noon by Rev. Eugene Williams at
the Congregational Church. Those
who were present at the wedding
were the very dear friends of the
counle, Miss Nancy Kinkade and
G. W. Gates. Miss Parker is
a nrice of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Parker. The wedding was a
GREAT surprise to their many
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Normart
motored to Tucson where they
spent a few days.
The Nogales lodge of the
Knights of Rythias met Wednes-
day evening at Castle hall for
their weekly business meeting.
Miss Dorothy Coltman had a
reception from two to eight Sun
day afternoon at her parents
home on Morley Avenue. About
a hundred guests were invited.
Lee Lovelace, the justice of
peace of Chandler chaperoned a
party over the weekend in the
city. The members Of the party
were Mr.. Able Lukin and Mrs.
Lukin. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pozie and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Karnofsky and
daughter Miss /. G. Zeh.
Miss Glenna Karns and Andrew
Davis were home from the UNI
versity for the week end.
Ralph Miller, commercial teach
er at the H gh School, left the
first part of the week for his
home in Colorado.
A.. Castaneda and family mot
cred to Benson Decoration day.
Mr.. Castaneda's sister came hack
with them and spent the week with
the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fowler
and Mrs. Herbert Chatham drove
to Tucson for the University grad
Mating exercises. Mss Lucy Cha
than was member Of the class.
The North Grand Avenue
Bridge Club meetings were post
poned the past two weeks due to
the illness of Mrs. Glissan.
Mrs. L. R. Dorland and children
have gone to California. They
are staying in Los Angeles.
Mr.. D. L. Hutsell, Jr., of Fres.
no, California, has been visiting
his sister Mrs. Monte Coole.
Nogales international., 1927-06-03
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Miss Tiny Legarra, Society Editor, Phone 398 r.
CRAWFORD STREET CLUB

CRAWFORD STREET CLUB
The Crawford Street Club met
at the home of Mrs. I. Burgoon
Wednesday afternoon. The club
members present were Mrs. E. A.
ritcomIo. Mrs. Emma Bulge, Mrs.
A. L. Gustetttr, Mrs. E. K. Cum
ming, Mrs. J. E. Wise, Mrs. w.
T. Phillips, Mrs. J. A. Legarra,
Mrs. w. G.. Wineg;Gs, Mrs. A. L.
Lewis, Mrs. Charles Hardy, and
Mrs. Annie Jones.
Miss Emma de Ia Vega of Gu
liacan, who has been visiting at
tie home of Judge Espinosa, ac-
companied by Miss Josephine Es-
pinosa Of Nogales, Sonora. has
left for Los Angeles for visit of
few months.
Harry Renshaw, member of
the Sigma Chi fraternity at the
University Of Arizona, was home
FOR Decoration day. He left We'd
nesday for Fort Bliss where he
will attend the R. o. T. G. train
ngcamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Hutsell, Sr.,
Ewill arrive on the eleventh to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Monte Coole
md family. After two weeks
stay here they will go to San Die
go to locate.
Miss Polly Titcomb is expected
home from Los Angeles soon
SIZE is a graduate of Marlborough
School for Girls.
Miss jane Hutchinson, of Sar
Diego, arrived Tuesday to spenc
the su1SNner as house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Riggs.
Lawrence Marsh. and Fred
Waters, students at Roswell, are
expected home the middle of the
month.
Homer Sprinkle, who was re-
Gently graduated from Nogales
High School, left Saturday with
his father for Mexico. Homer
will spend the summer in Empal-
me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Edinbor-
ough and daughter, Miss Viola
Allen, left Tuesday for Tomb
stone.
Rev. Taylor and family and Mrs
MAUD Williams had an accident
Monday on tre way to Ramsey
Canyon. Their car turned over
when It hit a sand wash. The
occupants of the car were not
-erious'y injured:
Mrs. c. H. Holler has gone 70
California TO visit her ntice Mrs,
Way. Mrs: Wray was formerly
Mss Clarita Sandoval.
NJ end Mrs F.. Write left Wed
raedov for los Anee'es. MI
white IS converted with the Myers
Darling and Hinton Co.
Miss Roberta Bean has accept
ed a position with the Owl Drug
Store.
The young boys who want 10
climb do not have to go to SwlCz-
erland to find mountain equal to
their climbing ability. Mount
Raldv is still standing and with
ali Of it's defiance TO the youths
who must climb. Three OF NO
gales young boys have gone %
el;n,h the mountain. They are
ALVIN Watkins, Edward myers
and Leonard Wingo.
STUDENTS RETURNING
The students who have beer
offending the University OF
Arizona are expected nome
Fridav or Saturday. Those
exnected home are Miss Heller
Fowler. member of the Pi Bets
Phi sorority; Miss Elizebeth Ao
bott. member of the Kappa Alphs
/ vrNVs
Theta sorority; Pablo Gonzalez
member of the Lamba Sign,
Alpha fraternity; Billy Mltcnell
member Of the Delta Chi fratern
Nogales international., 1927-06-03
DANCING Party

"A party given IN hOnOr OF Miss
es Luz, Estella and Lupe Gomez
was held Tuesday evening in the
Gomez home on Crawford st. The
young couples who enjoyed the
dane ng were Miss Amparo Bus.
tamante, Alberto Escalante. Miss
Amelia Delgado, Eduardo Puchi
Marguerite Ramirez, Gorilla Ro.
chin, Arelia Joffroy, Alberto Ro.
driguez, Miss Alexandra Joffrov
Dorocheo Seracho, Emma Cheno.
weth, Gerando Ramirez, Natalie
Seracho, Manuel Maytella. Maria
Perez, Manuel Hanlan. Consuela
h9rreda. Anglicta Gayaya Tda
Ramirez, Gabriel Corella. Cecilia
Rarreda Carmen Vim Borstai
Anne Hanlan, Amelia VonRor'
Ttol Lillian Hanlan and AmeIia
Gomez.
PICNIC PARTY
A party of young people held
a p-cn'c out by the river Wednes.
day evening. The picnickers
were Natalie Saracho, Alberto
Escalante, Gabriel Corella, Al
herto Rodriguez, Edwardo Puchi
Manuel Maytella, Gerardo Rami.
rez, Ceriila Rochin, Manuel Han.
Ian, Arsenic Espinosa, Emma Che.
noweth, Doroceo Seracho, Ampa.
ro Busamante, Amelia Delgado
Alexandria Joffroy, Consuela Ba.
rreda, Arel'a Joffroy, Cecilia Ba.
rreda, Annie Hanlan, Maria Pc.
rez. Lillian Hanlan, Marquerits
Ramirez, Angilicta Gayaya,. Es
ther Esninosa, Amelia Gomez
Josephine Fspinosa, Luz Gomez
9nd Lupe Gomez. The chapero.
res for the evening were Mrs
Gomez. Mrs. Ramirez, Mrs. Jof
troy and Mrs. Bustamante.
Miss Grace Mitchell is expect.
ed home soon from Los Angeles
there she has been attending tn.
Monte Farriss, formerly o1
his citv and a brother-in-law of
7. T. Johnson. has been visitin
n the city from Lynsville, Tenn
Mrs. w. C. Vinegar is expect
ng a guest from Ell Paso, Texas
n few days. Her guest will
stay a few days here.
:
Mrs. J. S. Jennings and daught-
r, Miss Lubelle Jennings, anG
1iss Fay Colvin, will spend next
week at Ramsey Canyon.
SURPRISE LUNCHEON
A surprise luncheon was giver
by the ladies of the Crawford
Street for Mrs. Emma Bulge ir
honor of her birthday Friday
June third, at her home on Craw.
ford Street.
The three tables were ar
ranged by the ladies with bear
tiful roses and silver candle
holders and Mrs. Budge's oil
family silver.
Alter luncheon the ladies play.
ed bridge. Those who played
were, Mrs. E. A. Titcomb, Mrs
]. A. Legarra, Mrs. Chas. Hardy
Mrs. w. c.. Vinegar, Mrs. E. K
Cumming, Mrs. w. J. Phillips
Mrs. A. L. Gustetter. Mrs. j. e.
Wise, Mrs. I. Burgoon, Mrs. A
l.. Lewis, Mrs. Emma Bulge
Mrs. Amy Jones.
Miss Mary Smelker and Miss
Margaret Meyers motored to the
SeabaId ranch where they are
going to stay for a . few days.
Mrs H. c.. A. Damn made
little tots happy Thursday after,
noon at a party given in honor Of
little Tommy Altaffer,, the vice
consul's son. The children wht
enjoyed the fun were Mrs. Bliss
child. Mrs. Lucas two children
Ms. MacNarys' three children
Mrs. Hard'n's son, Mrs. Titcomb'
two children. Mrs. Cumming
dauqhter, Mrs. Hocker's child ant
little Pat O'Keefe, Barbara Wise
and Bruce Powell.
Nogales international., 1927-06-03
STUDENTS RETURNING

The students who have Oeen
attending the University Oh
Arizona are expected nome
FRIDAY or Saturday. Tnose
expected home are Miss Helen
Fowler. member of the Pi Beta
Phi sorority; Miss Elizebeth & A.
bott. member of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority; Pablo Gonzalez
member of the Lamba Sigma
Alpha fraternity; Billy Mitchell
member Of the Delta Chi fratern-
'ty; Andrew Davis, member OF : Tne ne
rriva. member of the Lamba Sig
ma Alpha fraternity; Tommy I'M:
White. member of the Delta GnI
fraternitv; Mona White, member
IF the Delta Gamma sorority,
G1enna Karns, and Tommy Han
member Of the Delta CHI ira
ternity.
Nogales international., 1927-06-03
Page Three
THREE TABLES BRIDGE


Mrs. (Captain) Marsh enter
tained at her home at the post
Tuesday afternoon with three
tables of bridge. The party was
given in honor of Mrs. Marsh
guest from the Hawaiian Islands.
The home was beautifully decor
ated with sweetpeas. The
guests. for the afternoon were
Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs. Upton
water, Miss Bernice Fair, Mrs.
Fackner, Mrs. Harker, Mrs. A.
L. Lewis, Mrs. W. C. Vinegar,
Mrs. E. A. Titcomb, Mrs. Otto
Herold and Mrs. Damn. The
bridge prizes were given TO
Mrs. A. L. Lewis, first, Mrs. Otto
Herold, second, and Mrs. Damn
the consolation.
Mrs. T. M. Ford, Jr., and Miss
Virginia Ryan are enjoying an
outing at the Ford cabin in White
House Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Sanders
lnotored to Tucson Saturday aft
ernoon to meet their daughter
Dorothy who has been attending
school in Ell Paso.
Mrs. L. H. Watkins left We'd
nesday for a trip to Phoenix. She
returned home Thursday.
Nogales international., 1927-06-03

Edward Tomlin, formerly of
Nogales, is going to join the Navy
according to word received here
by his parents.
Nogales international., 1927-06-03

Mrs. L. H. Watkins left We'd
nesday for a trip to Phoenix. She
returned home Thursday.