davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

received from the Citrus ENperi-
mental Station at. Rivers De. ~ -rL.G
expended on plant pathology and
other worl; in the valley. =
The corporation Of 1iiah Webbt'
Of Riverside in sitting ont the pro5'
Ions Of the valley is expected TO
be Of great benefit. Dean Webbrr
IN dealing with plants grown in SUD
tropical climates.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07
PEP -ONALS

Cecilia Jcn.el. teacher At th>
Seelcy school. Las bccu called to her
home IN San Francisco By the death
Of her father.
James v. Nrarv, chief clerk Of
he Southern Pacific freight office.
h". taken Il leave of 1hsancc CT two
months to Tetarn to his home i'll th"
east where his sister is gcrous!y
Ill. i. 7. Eagen j assuming duties
G. chief clerk during the absgLce
II Mr. Neary.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

in the original divorce complaint,
attoneys. for. the comedian asked
that the, action be .quashed. =.
! Arguments on IRE motion wer"
heard before Superior Judge IIahal.
AID if the action is successful it
will neccssitatc republication Of the
divorce Summons and delay the case
so days.
Attorneys for the comedian s cs
tranged wife, Lita Grey Chaplin an
nouuced they would bitterly con
lest the motion which was filed two
weeks ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07
Another Delay in
Chaplin Divorce
ny n;ted Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, April An
other court hash III the Chaplin di-
,.orcc "asc was enacted il sdperio"
court here today.
On the ground th4t service o.
HaIninonS by publication on Charlie
Chaplin had been voidod by change
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07
Wife Has Husband Arrested.

Robert l.. Dickson. -. Of CalcNica
was arrested last night IA Ca',Xrre
by beIu,t Shcrift4 George Exams
and Pat Thaamm. Dickson ..
charged Hitl faimlc 10 provide fo'
minGr ch.I1rcn. HIS wife aprcarc
betore JMdge !. MayCicll yesterlal
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Judgo and Mrs. J. s. Larew have
IS their house guests Mr. and Mrs.
p. II. Allen Of Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred r. NuttaTI
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07
sMiss Entertainment Saturday.

On Saturday night the Imperial
valley Swiss band viii give q con-
cent tho@:'jcal entertainments "a
'Lr Apine Clob holl in Imperial
The program viii ineIul" II groai
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

have purchased tho mouse formerly A 81
owned by Mr. and Mrs " r. Fran
cis on len Rcy avenue. and moved -
into tfieir hrw h6fne this week = Z. =
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07
Alleged Smuggler5 Held

Alleged Smuggler5 Held. Robert
j. Lee aud George Clemens were
both held to answer TO federal culIE.
On charges Of attempting TO trans
port morphine into the tnitcd State
from Mexico following 4 brief hear
sang b,fotc t. =. COMMISSIONS
rhaf!cs f.. Scott yesterday after
noun Bah in each case was piac, /
at 1000 and the mru were romapd
ed to the county jail IN defmu't.
Both men wcr" arrested IN talcNi
co bY Federal ugcHts.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07
Aged Rancher Dies-Duncan +

Ashcraft, aged 6G, died at his home
on III" ilayerkost Ranch near Holt
Vile Wednesday afternoon follow
ing u lingering illness. Thc body
WAS brought TO Lemons undertaking
pariors and prepared for shipment
TO Heaumont where funeral service
viii be held and burial made. The
deceased has no mmodiate relatives
to >tlrN I'VE him
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Puts Up Batl-F. v. icW in OF Los
Angeles, arrested fDr speeding LAST
NoNcmhr~, f; He'd TO appear in an
,Wer to ~ ticket given him by 4
state f.,tF'. officer and warrant
lor his ar 'e,I was issucl 4 few days
,dter The warrant "aS served on
Irwin Tuesday and this morning
bail in the sum of S25 was forward
ed TO Judge Mavti"il guaranteeing
his appearance h'ce IN answer II
IA, cA3r.r on Friday Afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

See Our adverti isemcnt on Swift
Premium Hams. Page g. Holdam
Stewart adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

!. v. Academy OF Music offers
superior advantages To students Of
piano, VOICE, pipe organ aud dra.
ui@t.c Art. G32 Olive. pLoat 466J
After & p. IN +G6W adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

A. g. c. Rootbeer Stand VIII give
away Alaska suckers Saturday from
to . =. IL. Be sure 10 get yours.
5l7 Main. Meyer = Beer Ca ds"ught.
lUc. ads
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Heller Man Arrested.-GorZalcs
Scsma, Of ltcber was locked up at
cc2nty jail L. IS mcrninE charged
r II petty i:..aenv. S,sm, was ar.
,e,tet and | ought to the county
l/.l bv ,-rccial tcpntv Sheriff
"ol.,> Of lI'I".r. He ~ said to have
,;o'eu Il chick. Fh- cas- will he
brought beio~s JUDE !. Mayfiold
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

TBone Steak On toast, 50.'. Thc
r flee shop. alv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co, FL Centro, Cal. COS Mai.i ot
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Fresh Date Pollen for sale. High
way Date Ranch i miles west. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Wooda Elesy Dahce Studio. 72t
Orange. Phone 4IlW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

no Charge Against Barker.-Jack
Barker Of FL Centre, who was taken
TO Long Beach following his detcn.
tion by county authorities here in
connection with possession of an
automobile, was released after being
questioned by authorities in the
ease in the northern city. Barker
in statement TODAY held that he
did not leave Long Beach prior to
the arrival of poll" At the junk
shop conducted hv his brother, in
regard to It rim which motorist i
'aid to have identified rs belonging
to an automoG.!" which he had
previously owned and which was
stolen
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

ahd SWure out Il complaint against
nm lie was locked up at the couu
~ Jail pending arraignmcnt.
Returns from Trip.~-Mciyin King,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. O. King. IS
home TO spend the remainder Of his
Easter vacation with his parents.
II" h"s Jast completed trip to the
Grand Canyon, which occupied the
carly part Of his Vacation from
Pomona College, where he is Il stu
dent. just prior TO leaving school,
hihg Was lonOred hy being pledged
/" ''igm" Tau, men ) fraternity.
Thoroughbred German Police pup
pies for sale, cheap. Phone ia. adv
Marcels SOC; Shampoo soc; Trims
5Ge; Manicure 50c. Vera Podri.
guez, Casa Rey Hotel, No. H. Phone
ZIG adv
Architect Inspects New Depot. -
\. w. Christie, Southern Pacific ar.
chitect, arrived in FL Centre his
morning 70 conduct Il rigid inspee.
lI"n Of the construction work being
done on the new Union Depot. The
visitor drew the plans and sprcifi-
cations for the new building aud
viii st" that the building is erected
according to the plans.
Norkmen are making rapid pro
gres5 on the building and il is be
loved that it viii be completed
carly III jane.
Notice-The Service Station
corner of Fifth and State Streets
formerly DuSold Service Station.
has now changed hands and will ho
known as Fifth Street Service Sta
tion. J. w. Shaffer and A. F.
Truman, present owners, viii con
tinue to give :irst class servicc 70
old and new patrons. Let 5 2rt nc
quaia,oG adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

= Get Your Swift Premium HAMS
from Holdam Stewart at specially
Cow price. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

IA Seek Bad Check Passer. FL Cen
1 fro and county authorities have
been asked to co operate with Los
Angeles police i'll locating It maa
named Wade. who Il few days ago
pnrch chas"d Il Paige automobile frola
xthc Paige Company there, giving Il
Dad check in payment. According
10 the information here it is hplirN
Ied that the man is bringing the ma
chime into the valley. II is describ-
ssed rs a roadster bearing the liccns"
SIumber .30S .qG7
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
~ Co, Ell Centre. Ial fOs Main ST
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

~ Chickens Bought and sold. Dress.
ed or undressed. Phone 900 foI
prices. l0S2 Woodward. aas
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

cf eight band selections and a play
cite. Dancing will follow the en-
tertainmeut.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Nestle Circuline Permanents. Bar
bara Worth Beauty Salon. aoN
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM City and Comfy

Migrants Plead Guilty.-Fortino
Luna and Jesus Torres were sent
eheed to spend the next II DAYS on
the city chain gang. Both entered
pleas of guilty to charges Of yagran
pry. Torres was hidden urder :
@floor IN It shed when Patrolmen
Charlie kosenquest found him white
eLuna was arrested by patroImau
Slra Alllikan. Honrado Aquite also
rIaccd Il charge of Nagrancy this
sHotning and cn,crcd Il plea Of not
kHlitN. He vas rr'nunded 20 the
Eckup pending .prtael action Of
sfiie authorities
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Dr. A. B. hanson, Dentist. Ex
tractica specialist. Davis Bldg
tvrnings by appointment. phon.
3W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Thoroughbred German Police pup
pies for sale, cheap. Phone ia. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co., FL Centre, Cal. COS Main s.
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Marcels SOC; Shampoo soc; Trims
5Ve; Manicure sos. Vera Rodri.
guez, Casa Rey Hotel, No. II. Phone
llo adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Marcelling. soc. G2l SO. Fifth 81. (
i'i Cnc 1898. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Gets Temporary Alimony.--Lclah
*. Waddell, plaintiff in divorce
action against William Waddell,
was awarded temporary alnmony,
attorneys fcc2 and court costs By
Judge \. G. linney following Il
hearing in superior court, depart
ment two, yesterday. The awards
were for temporary alimony Of $40
4 month, attorneys fees Of $7J and
court costs Of S2j.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-07

Keep Healthy. Drink Paul's Lem
onade. It's pure. Piekwick Stages
Depot adv
Held for Trial.-Thomas Monies
was held to answer in superior
court to a charge Of being an ex
convict and having Il gun in his
possession following Il preliminary
hearing before Judg" |. Mayfield
yesterday afternoon Bail in the
case was fixed at 800 and the de
fcndant ordered committed to the
county jail in default.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-05

ra smeruje ku zruseniu mierovyth
smlnv, lebo zahlady, ma ktorych
je vybudovany mas Stat, boly da.
ne poziadavkami spravedlnosti a
prava, ktore sa nedajd shlatit
mad 'aqskou mystifikaciou Thar.
stvom. Nenavistne akcie Mad "a
rov vsak len posilia slovenske Sc.
bayedomie a slovemskd1 hrdost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-05
vEL'KY vYNALEz sLovAKA,

Patentny Vestrrfk CSR. vo ,svo.
jom 9. roc. {. 6 vyhlasil patent
ma vreckovy pisaci stroj,, .ktory
vynasiel Vojtech Ihrisky, alzade-
micly sochar, Kodak z Krasna v
zupe Trencianskej. Stroj ten W.
lozeny je v patentnom Gra!de v
Prahe.
Tento vynalez je wed Ikeho w.
znalnu, le!bo znamena zdokonale-
ne .spojenie stroja modzgom.
Lebo dosavadne stroje "a pfsanie
ma mich vyzaduju polohu pisa cpl,
prieom oci musia stale ponorovat'
na pismo, ale stroj vy1rajdeny Ih-.
rickym nevyzaduje pfsacej polo
by a mozno no uzfvat' talk na ra-
najsej preahaJdzke ako i vo voz-
be Ia autompbiIe, lietadLe, jbez to-
no, zeby pisateI'i biol vfanany *
miestu aleibo k polohe. Stroi ma
el'ky vyznam pre- redaktoroN
studentov, vojakov.~ polica.jtov,
kazov vobec pre- vSetkych l'udl,
ktori mnoho pisu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-05
MOVE TovARNE v NITRE.

V Nitre bolo uH udelene iradne
povoaenie k stavbe novej tovarne
ma salamy, takze mclny+ byt' uz
porobene i konecne prfpravy. Ia
to nova tovaren bude starej Ala-
DOWN. ktora bude' pre- tento novy
tcel adaptovana.
V Nitre stavia sa tiez novy Gu
kroyar, ktory v budmcej sezone
uz :zacne pracovat'. Nitriansky
culSrovar uzayrel komisionarsku
smluyu s Ceskou Bankou Union.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-05

dzalo > doIbytka, ktore Sdochlo
nasledkom meti slezinnej. Dive, q
soby w zomrely "a Q undraven
niakol ikych osob sa pochybuje
Vo veci zahajene bolo prisne w
Setrovanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-05
HRoMADNE oTRAvY NAZE.
NHM MxsoM.

v Gelnici a Prakoyciach o.
chorelo yyse 100 osob po poziti
masa. Zistilo sa, ze maso pocha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-05
sLovENsKA oDPovED
MADAROaM.

q arSKeJ akcl0 ZahramMneJ prO1
CSR. je uz dohrane, anglicky lord
sa rozpisal a rozjasal, 'szdvorili"
Mad 'auri Odoslali fnru pozdrav-
nych depesi vobec vyjadrowali
svoj dbdiv nadsenie voei svoj.
nu blahosklonnemu, ale malo In
formovanemu anglickeanu novi-
narovi. lynn vsak beh udalosti v
strednej Europe nijak nevNbocil
70 svojich kol'aji, nenastaFy ziad-
ne presuny v prospech Mad ar
ska, ale naopak tn bolo len opat
zdoraznene, re kto je skutocnyln
rrSitelom mieru kto HASA nena-
visit; ka1demu je jasne, ze ME lem
udrzanie, ale, j zosilnenie trianon-
skeho mieru dosledne vykona-
vanie jeho ustanoweni je podmiem-
kou kl 'udu a poriadku v Europe.
OvSem, mad 'arske snenie O. zmene
mierovyejh snrluv bude este ME
raz kalmehom 1razu V politike
stredoeurapskej Budeme muset
mad 'alej pocitat' so zvysenou
mad 'arskou propagandou, ktora
81 vzdy najde, niekoho, kto saidne
ma jej vnadidla.
Ale kazdy krok Mad 'arska pro-
ii mierovej sml,lve ma nezbytny
svoj ohlas v politickom zivote ma
sej republiky. Starr nepriatelia
statu ozyva1G sa ako ohlas na ma
d 'arske hesla irredentizmlp, rady
ich' sa zceluju, ably mohli mohut-
,nejsie jednotnejsie zahajit' boz
proti naSmu Statu. Talk iste nezo-
stalo bez vlivu posledne vyst1pe-
ME Mad arrow proti nasej republi-
Ike ma smyA annie mad 'arskych po-
llitikov ma Slovensku. Stare hesla,
stare plany a stare metody holy
znovu vyhrabane a stare harabur-
dia sa pontl1ai1 znova ma odbyt.
Heslo jednotnej mad 'arskej from
ty IDA sa byt' mad 'auskym politi-
kom opat' aktualnym a zvlast
vhodnym pre- zahranicnu propa-
gandu mad 'arskti. Ale vel 'komy.
sell nj Mad 'ari ME sti neskromni
ami voei Slovakom pon1kajn i'm
"a slobodny Stat stare otroctvo,
htore sa kryje uz znamymi vyrok-
mi ''tisicrocneho slovensko-ma-
d 'arskeho bratstva' a "jednotnej
vlasti''. A tymto akciam tuzem-
sky1n i zahranIcnym, ktore majn
totozmit' ciel' obnovenia mad ar
skeho paalstva druzi sa akcia
"slovenskyych' emigrantov, ktorl
idd ziadat' do Anglie a do Anne
riky oslobodenie Slovenska - do
mad 'arskeho jarma.
Boirl.je sd proti nam tedy na
vsetlzych frontach. Zname prilIs
dobre cenu mad 'arskych s'lubov
mad 'arskyych method, nez ably
SINE ich nevedeli pravdive ocenlt'
Mad 'arom v repulbIlke musl byt'
iasne, ze nildy nebolo a nikdy
nebude spolocnych totoHnych
zaujmov slovenslhych a mad ar
skych; mad arsike panstvo zna-
menalo vzdy pre- Slovakov iba
smrt', talk ako dnes znamena slo-
bodne Slovensko zivot. Mleroye
smluvy, ma ktore Mad 'ari neusta-
le iltocia neboay este spraNedllvou
odplatou pre- mad 'arske tyran-
stvo panovacnost' Tisice Slova-
kov V dnesnom Mad 'arslzu je ub1-
jane prave TAX prave tymi spo-
sobmi ako tlpelo pred prevratom
cele Slovemsko. A tento obraz cha
rakterizuje dostatocne mad 'arskll
poyalecnn mentalitu!
Utoone akcie Mad 'arska mozu
mat len jeden vyznam pre- Slo-
vensko. Moau iba utvrdit to pre-
svedcenie, ze MET pre- Slovaka
miesta tam, kde zije Mad al. Dnes
neni sloveulskej strany. ktora by
spontanne naprotestwala protl
mad 'arskym lhavym nenavlst-
nMm iItokom prdtl Siovensku a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-05

Chcete sa zavd 'acit svojim
priatel'o ON? Odporucajte i'm tento
casopis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-13
| INKSINE n
READY FOR
CLASSIC

oAKMoNT. Pa, June 1S.-The
stage was set today for the seasons
premier golf classic which win find
Bobby Jones. Of Atlanta, defending
his National Open championship
crown against a field of $50 Of the
best golfers America and Great
Britain has produced.
Cyril Walker was the only Ma
ftonal Open champion in the las: 10
years whose name did not grace
the roll of entrants for the tourna-
ment getting under way tomorrow
over what all experts agree is one
of the hardest courses in the couIl.
try.
The champion and Watts Gum,
youthful Albanian and protege OF
Jones, announced their intention OF
going around the course once more
today to become thoroughly familiar
with 1t. Jones and Gum won over
Gene Sarazen, former national
champion, and Emil Loeffler, Oak
mont greens.keeper, by margin OF
and in a practice foursome
yesterday. They played 1S holes,
Most Of the experts favored
Bobby Jones TO emerge victor.
i0us again. IL was pointed out
that since the Albanian won the
crown last year he has been
taking his golf as he saw fit
and at his own pace, while most
of the leading contenders have
had little rest i'm the last IL
months, jumping from one tour.
1ament to another
Great Britain sent seven con-
tenders-Ted Ray, George Duncan,
"A. D. Whitcomb, Herbert jolly,
Aubrey Boomer, Arthur Havers and
George Gadd. Jolly held the place
left vacant when the veteran, Abe
Mitchell, became i'll and could not
make the trip here.
Promptly at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning the first OF rs pairs win
tee off for the 18-hole route.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-13
BOOK
ON GOLF

For the first time IN the history
Of American golf the game tEis
year win take its place along with
horse racing, boxing and other
forms OF athletic contests which
offer medium for wagering. While
attempts have been made in the
past to promote an organized
book" on the chance Of the entries
for the national open golf cham
pionships they have been handled
largely by individuals on a limited
scale and the money involved never
amounted to more than q. few thou.
sand dollars.
This year, however, syndicate
Is in the field, headed by william
ID. Patterson, well-known New York
public accountant and prominent
member of the Lakeville Golf and
County Club at Great Neck, L. l.,
which has widely distributed the
most comprehensive list that ever
has been prepared for similar oc-
casion, quoting the odds to win, for
place and to show on the entire $50
entries to the championship which
will start tomorrow at the Oak
mont Country Club near Pitts
burgh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-13
Tommy Armour l2-1
Shot In National
Open Tourney

Tommy Armour, Of the Con-
gressional Country Club, isa
12-to-1 bet to win the national
open golf championship tourna-
ment, which opens at Oakmont,
Pa, today. The Congressional
pro is also quoted at 5-to-1 to
place, while odds at 21z-to-1 are
his for show.
Ralph Beach, Of Burning Tree
and Washington's other entry,
is quoted at 200-to-1 to win,
S0-to-1 to place, and 40-to-1 to
show.
Bobby Jones to repeat is worth
5-to-1, 2-to-1 to place, and even
money to show. Bobby Cruick-
shank and Walter Hagen are
listed at odds of 7-to-1 to win,
21k-to-l to place, and 3-to-2
to show.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-13
Principals in Divorce
Will Wed This Week

SAN FRANCISCO. June 10
Capt. Arnaldo Marson, italian war
veteran, and Mrs. Isabelle Keyes
Burch, principals in an involved do.
nestle ENHANCEMENT, win be married
this week, according to Attorney
Chauncey Tramutolo.
They will be free to wed tomorrow
when the divorce DEGREES Of their re-
spective spouses becomes final. pro.
viding the formality Of recording
them is attended to.
Captain Marson was divorced by
Mrs. Grace Marson, and her son.
Lyndon Burch. divorced Mrs. Burch
following the elopment of Captain
Marson and Mrs. Burch from New
York.
Several months after the elope.
n1ent. Captain Marson and Mrs.
Burch were arrested here on a
charge Of violating the Mann act. but
were never indicted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-13
From, Dance Floor to Arena

the and toeooe graduates
taking their diplomas Tex Richard and Hbe FugaZy and
getting jobs strength Charleston Black Bot
and Raz-ma-tazz classroom records.
Not only in the rned and the platform do they
twinkle but of them quite indeed vanish
altogether by Of this that weeks before sched
encounter omes without leaving apology their
sudden and frantic pursuit of the fascinating goddess Terpschore
And say that given sufficient te things offset
themselves for where the dancers have been gommng the fight
horizon and more the Suivans became memories
find strong ormng the Beaux Arts Ball and similar
and fighting like demons all of which should
manly, robust sport of dancing heluva of
ring.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-13
Paris Thought "War Was oUsr"

But dancing diluted sphere dedicated to the good
Marquis of Queensbery it cannot be truly said that the strong
hold Of Paul Whteman and Meyer Davis has not been INFESTED
those rugged characters who cons
ute Fana in the dispatches from Paris of
Saturday after the night before
al least for the purpose of these incidents.
1-Although the motif Of the Quatre Arts
Ball which o'clock this morning conferred around
the costumes the general atmosphere more or less
pugiistic
Numerous students Of the dispored themselves
c artists and by actual count there just 80
fights during the progress of the ball."
We firm opinion this dispatch will furnish
investigating particularly New York State Boxing Com
where the tendency for dancing which is
making itself modern prizerng activities originated
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-13
ToDEYS SRQRTuRIAL
BY kIfk Miller
Contestants

1t that in the eternal scales of life all things do
balance if you only give them time.
Many of best minds and Of the mediocre well
prone ccise the advent into the pugc racket
epsichorean artists disguised in sken trunks and jersey
with bed pillows either hand What these mposters unable
with their front paws they make for with their hind
and this deporabe state of affairs has caused few of the old
Of we'll those veterans who haven't failed
the ringde of important conflict for than
quarter of century, to indeed wish the old days here
again.
They yearn rough and tumble ladsor the John L.
Suvan Stanley Kehes naught of George Dxons and
Joe Ganses
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-13
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The Shrine and Grotto are pre-
pairing for their annual baseball
clash that. with accompanying fea-
lures, yearly sends a big crowd to
the Griffith Stadium and adds a
neat sum to the fund Of the East
ern Star Home.
In its only contest this season
the Shrine team whipped the
Freres, 10 to /. 1t was pleas
ant victory inasmuch as the Freres
trimmed the Shriners year ago,
Z to /.
Fred PelZman viii present q
silk shirt to any player hitting
n homer In the Shrine rOttO
game.
George e. King, Shrine man.