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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
ARIZONA HON {
FOR CHILDREN
ASKING FUNDS

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 10 tSp)-An
urgent appeal for funds TO meet
pressing Indebtedness at the Arizona
childrens home in Tucson was voiced
in Phoenix ny H. f. Middleton, sup
erintendent OF the home. Mr. Middle
ton said that $1,000 is needed az
cree to meet back maintenance ex-
penses, and that an additional 81 1000
will be needed to meet bills NoveIn-
Der l.
No personal appeals are being made,
ans Mr. Middleton asked that individ-
uals and institutions mail their con-
tributiCns to the children's association
headquarters, al North Church street,
Tucson.
He issued a special request for civic
organizations, women's groups and
other bodies interested in the welfare
of orphaned children to mail in
donations.
The Arizona Childrens Home as
sociaticn is non-sectarian and OPP
Grated solely from public contribution
It maintains a home for orphaned
children subject to adoption, and
never has less than so children, Mr.
Middleton said.
Children frequently are adopted
from among the group at the home
but some are less fortunate in find.
ing foster parents and they must De
cared for by the institution, Mr.
Middleton pointed out
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Truck and Trailer Go
Into Ditch When Way
Is Blocked By a Car

A spectacular accident occurred at
noon yesterday when one of the big
trucks hauling gypsum from the gyp
beds to the plant of the Arizona
Gypsum Plaster company, in avoid
ing an approaching car on Ninth
street, swerved into Bonita avenue
and turned quietly over on its side
dumping its load and stopping. The
big trailer which followed it did like
wise.
AS the big truck heeled over the
driver stepped calmly from the seat
and went about the task of I'M
coupling the trailer so that the two
units could be set back on their
wheels. Very little damage was done
although several tons of gypsum were
unloaded many blocks from their
destination.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
CARD OLE THANKS

I wish to thank my many friends
especially the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union and the organiza-
ton of the Grace Methodist church,
also Rev. Weaver for their kindness
and help in the bereavement of my
husband, w. H. Johnson, and for the
many beautiful floral offerings.
Advt.- MRS. w. H. JOHNSON.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
City Council Holds
Its Regular Meeting

The city council held its regular
meeting last night, Alderman L. L.
Speer acting as mayor in the absence
of Mayor A. E. Hinton, who is on
vacation.
Various bills against the city for
September and the monthly reports
of various city department heads were
read and approved. Patrolman R. L.
Kirk Of the police was waited his an
NAL 15-day vacation beginning Oc-
tober H.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
DOUGLAS DAILY DOINCS

Visits Bisbee
Miss Margaret Attaway visited
friendsGi Bisbee yesterday.
Receivers
L. D. Mccartney is out again after
a recent illness.
Return from Trip
G.. Fl. Lester and Bart Hockett have
returned from deer hunt.
Visiting Here
Marion Williams is visiting at his
home in this city from the interior
of Mexico.
Recovering
Charles Pettingall, who has been
i'll at his home, is much better but
unable to go back to school yet.
At Rucker
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Newman
spent Sunday motoring in Rucker
canyon.
Leaves Hospital
Mrs Robert Keene and daughter
left the Calumet hospital yesterday
for their home.
Ill at Home
Mrs. c. E. Pettingall is still confined
to her home where she has been i'll
for the past week.
Spend Week on Outing
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doubleday
notOred to Turkey Greek Saturday
and returned late Sunday evening.
Here from University
Bill Conley passed the week end
here visiting his parents. He attends
the University of Arizona at Tucson.
Motor to Tucson
William Simpson and Roswell
Homer motored to Tucson Sunday
and returned.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends for
their kindness during the brief illness
and death of our son, and for the
many beautiful floral offerings
Mr.. and, Mrs. Garrett Caldwell.
AdVt-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Halloween Dance

Miles Graves, who has recently built
a new dance hall at Apache was in
Douglas yesterday on business. He
has a seven piece orchestra and plans
on having the opening of his hall
with a Halloween dance on the night
Of October 30.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
tn Convention

Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Crowen left
yesterday for Flagstaff where they
will spend the next ten days on
vacation Crowell will also attend
the Arizona bankers convention OF
which he is member of the executive
committee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Back at Work

Grady Causey has returned to his
work in the metallurgical laboratories
of the Copper Queen smei;er after
a three weeks vacation He spent
pc - c. his vacation in Ell Paso with
his wife and daughter
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Doing Nicely

IJOIHg NICeIy
Mrs. Ada HARDWOOD who underwent
a major operation of serious nature
at the Calumet hospital yesterday
morning, was doing nicely late yes
terday evening Mrs. HARDWOOD has
been i'll for some time. She is en-
ployed in the Phelps Dodge store and
is in charge of the hosiery depart
ment
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Quite Ill

Quite iii
Richard Lindner was quite i'll Sun
day night at his home on Eighth
street. 1t is believed that escaping
gas from a kitchen range came ;nCo
the room where he was sleeping
and made him sick. He woke up
before he was overcome and is rapidly
recovering.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Leaving Soon

Mrs. Q. L.. Neer and Mrs. Lee Neer
VII leave soon by motor for Cali
fornia. They will go to Los Angeles
and Mrs. Lee Neer will return here
, in several weeks Mrs. o. L. Neer will
join her husband, who is already in
California.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Leave on Trim

Leave on Trip
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Mackey lef
yesterday on a trip to Denver, Colo
They will be gone several weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Maekey are the new
owners of the Gadsden hotel.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Ebert TAYLOR Leaves Hospital

Elberi Taylor, x.no has been con-
fined to the hospital since the fail
with bullet wound in the groin
was well enough Sunday to leave the
hospital
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Coming to Arizona

NOIHIHS 60 FATIAUIId
Charles LePine writes. friends from
Minnesota that he and his family
are leaving for Arizona to spend the
winter, expecting to be in Douglas
early in November.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Freshman Club

The Freshman club will have an
overall and apron party Thursday
evening, October IS. All members
both old and new are invited to come
to the party at 7:3O that nighy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Returns from Trip

Mrs. M. j. Curtis has returned from
aVweek spent in st. David. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Curtis and son returned with
her and will visit her for a few
days.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Rcturning to Excavations

hoLuTITIEIS 10 EACdVdIIUIIS
John Hands, who has been assist
ing Dean Byron Cummings with ex-
cavations in the far north Of Arizona
will return to Tucson to continue the
work next week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 10 H)-
Andrew Volstead, father Of the ma
tional prohibition law and at present
legal advisor of the northwest dry
unit hit a snag today in his attempt
to step sales Of materials for home
brew manufacture.
A restraining order, directed against
H. B Ovale, northwest prohibition
administrator, Volstead and others,
prevents them from taking further
steps until October Is.
Leo E. Prill, first to be arrested,
in petition for an injunction,
described the products in his store
as notwithstanding beverages and
commodities and supplies of the kind
which for years past have been sold
in large department and other stores
"aIl over the United States"
Volstead, in his drive against "home
brewers" declared he believed they
could be reached through the para
graph of the national act which for
bids possession or sale of materials
designed for use in manufacturing
Intoxicating liquor"
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the Gales government, the youth
believes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

the Gales government, the youth
believes.
He refused to discuss his plans to-
night seemingly having no definite
destination in view.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

You'll find it in Dispatch want-ads.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Dispatch TeIephones-81 and 81.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Returns from Tucson

Mrs. F. L. Coates has returned from
passing the weekend in Tucson
where her husband is connected with
the Carson case
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Get Deer

Get Deer
Frank Work, James Sexton and
James Cox lnotored out to the noun
tairls over the weekend and brought
in deer.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Visit Home

Visit Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Cobb visited
their home here this weekend from
Tucson where he is connected WITH
the Carson trial
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

L. D. Mccartney is out again after
a recent illness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
TO Pillery

TO Pinery
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lusk and
children and Walter Hawley were
among those who motored to Pinery
Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Return from Trip
c. Fl. Lester and Bart Hockett have
returned from a deer hunt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Much Better
Mrs. Wendall Jones' who has been
ill for the past month, is very much
improved at her home, 1900 Seventh
street.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Here on Business
L. w. Van Stone motored here from
Ell Paso over the weekend to visit
B. A. Blum on business matters.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Here on Business
| L. w. Van Stone motored here from
Ell Paso over the weekend to visit
B. A. Blum on business matters.
Returns from Trip
Mrs. L. D. Mccartney has returned
to her home here after passing three
weeks in Hot Springs, N. M.
Purchases Home
Mrs John Slaughter has purchased
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Neer
on Ninth street and will take pos
session this week.
Expected Home
Mrs. E. G. Robinson and children
are expected to arrive home next
Monday from vacation of several
months spent in the east.
Ill at Home
Mrs. L. L. Nalley is still confined
to her home with illness resulting
from heart attack which took place
last Tuesday.
Y. w. C. A. Board Meeting
There will be a meeting of the
Y. w. G. A. board members tonight
at 1880. Ali members are urged to
be present. 46
Leaving Soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Jackson will
leave Thursday for Springfield Mo-,
where he has accepted a transfer.
He is connected with the postoffice.
Much Better
Mrs. Wendall Jones, who has been
i'll for the past month, is very much
improved at her home, 1900 Seventh
street.
TO Pinery
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lusk and
children and Walter Hawley were
among those who rnotored to Pinery
Sunday.
Visit Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Cobb visited
their home here this weekend from
Tucson where he is connected WITH
the Carson trial.
Returns from Tucson
Mrs. F. L. Coates has returned from
passing the weekend in Tucsoli
where her husband is connected with
the Carson case
Get Deer
Frank Work, James Sexton and
James Cox lnotored out to the noun
tains over the weekend and brought
in a deer.
Freshman Club
The Frnc bY1oo1o c111h will ho1ro on
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Visits Bisbee
Miss Margaret Attaway visited
friends lis Bisbee yesterday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Leaving Soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Jackson will
leave Thursday for Springfield, Mo-,
where he has accepted a transfer
He is connected with the postoffice.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Purchases Home
Mrs. John Slaughter has purchased
the home of Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Neer
on Ninth street and will take pos
session this week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Returns from Trip

RETURNS from Trip
Mrs. L. D. Mccartney has returned
to her home here after passing three
weeks in Hot Springs, N. M.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Motor to Tucson
William Simpson and Roswell
Homer motored to Tucson Sunday
and returned.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Visiting Here
Marion Williams is visiting at his
home in this city from the interior
of Mexico.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Here from University
Bill Conley passed the weekend
here visiting his parents. He attends
the University of Arizona at Tucson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11

Spend Week on Outing
Mr.. and Mrs George Doubleday
motOred to Turkey Greek Saturday
and returned late Sunday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
REMEMBRANCE

There 10000 members of the American Legion
gong TO France this for their annual
hon They will be 10000 representative Americans,
and they will be associated, during their visit, with
hundreds of thousands of representative Frenchmen.
The young manhood OF great nation will speak to
the young manhood of another 1t will be great OPP
portunity for both.
War friendships have lapsed Mean little enmities
and misunderstanding have come between nations
that fought side by side Here will be rare oppor-
portunity to reestablish friendship and
mon purpose
The task has been made all the easier by the achieve
ment of young unofficial ambassador named Lind
bergh. The way the French people take him to their
hearts shows that France is ready and eager to show
s her frendnesS.
In the presence of the strong, simple virtues, such
as were shown by the daring flyer and by million
of our soldiers in the war; deep calls unto deep, and
nations find easy understand and like each other
1t should be so in the summer, when our boys go to
Paris en- masse The stage is set for renewal of
Franco American friendship, and for new forging
of understanding with Europe.
This will be memorial year for the Legion,
it visits the backgrounds with French comrades It
should be a memorial year for the American people
and the French people, and for all who fought and
suffered and want Of such needless tragedy.
AS a man thinketh in MS heart, is he Like
wise with nation, with mankind. This is day for
right thinking to set the pattern of a year for
progress along the road Of peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
- AbOtIT
CALIFORNIA
I E lRVN E.NaxRo J
THE MISSION PLAY

Two thousand, five hundred and
twenty performances and in its Six-
teeuth season, is the record Of the
Mission Play by John :. McGroartv
which is given every wear at Mis-.
sion San Gabriel. The New Mis-
sion play house waS~,reccntlv com
plctcd and the first performance Of
the Mission PLAY held there March
., 1927. The playhouse is designed
after Mission San Antonio de Pa
dua at an approximate cost Of
S65o,0OQ. 1t is situated in seven
acre tract which is part of the
compound of the old mission. On
the tract is the famous San Gabriel
grapevine, planted by the mission
fathers III l79S, also the old adobe
house, supposedly the birthplace of
Helen Hunt jackson S Ramona. =
1t is also planned to erect an exact
reproduction Of an Indian village
there.
GLOW much is collected an
Iuallv in California as L. 5. inter
nal revenuc2
A.-Rcceipts for year ending
Iune so, 1926, were $135 ,060, ,0o4.
Revenue from California ranked
seventh among the states, New
York leading with $733, 729,5 ,533.
Q.-Aftcr whom was the city OF
Tracy named
A.-Southern Pacific company
came through the country in 1869.
and whelr the site Of the town was
made a junction, the company
bought i sections of land and sold
lots in the townsite for 500 each.
II was named after an official OF
the railroad.
Q,-What is the annual asparagus
production.
An 1926 from 56,2SO acres,
53,100 tons OF canning asparagus
aud 1,452,0C0 II pound crates We're
produced with v1m" Of @o,-j3,une.
These Questions Will &c Answered
Tomorrow
Who wrote The four governing
codes which Nou named
How much was obtained in auto.
mobile fines last year and how is
the money used
When was Kings county formed ;
How many Mexican land grants
were distributed in California.
Questions about California viii
be answered if sent to the Califor-
MIA Information Department of
this ncwspaper1.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
Accident Fatal
To School Boy

The funeral Of TLcrmut Tlcmons,
five and a half year old SON of Mr.
ana MIS-. Clark fiemous Of Euclid
avenue, was held from the funeral
chapel Of 3. L. Lemons at 2:30 o.
clock Saturday afternoon. Rev.
Arthur L. schultz, pastor Of the
Methodist church, offieiatcd and
burial WAS in Evergreen cemetery.
The death Of the youngstor fol-
lowed what at first appeared to
have heen an accident Of minor Uat.
urc. He fell from i teetcr board
while PLAYING about at the McKin.
ley school, where be attended the
kindergarten. His head was bruis.
ed but he did not appear at tie
time . be badly hurt Tn injury
however, caused water on The brain
and he died in thc il cen'ro hos
rital
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

IIEBER
IL 90 Staff CorrosnonGcn.

6J 1re"H SIail COtrcsr r2AGcA'
HEBER, May 81, Nr. aua Mrs.
James .Icftrios ,p>a; the week crd
It Julian. with Nj J.rff.4s mo,h-
Cjand and Boil orr m4as bu,i-
ness Trip to Yuaa r"confIF.
Mr.. and M Il. j.. Nar ana
Mrs. II. Borden mo.prrj to N-au-
mont t. attend The f"oca of john
l.. Parkcr. Pioneers Will ~.umber
MIR. Parker a1 all early re~'H.5t pf
th" valley.
Miss Ka;hrja. Lyon aad Mrs.
OrYal Ralph spout '1, h..ii.v H.
the Lagrna mountain,.
y number of IIcacrjfr~ ar. ,amp-
ing at Moreno dam o,er tho ue.k
end. They were mct be uumhrr
who formerly lived at IIeh"~, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. y. Jou.~. ar Santa
Monica Mr.. and N S. H. g.. ii.4s.
Of IIenlct, and Nh and Mr,. Lynn
'a"m Of Los Angeles. Tu,-, fl
the Iicbcr camp are Mr. nd Mr.
N. II. CAIN, M. and NI-. ll.I,ef
Jones, Alr. and Mr.. A'cN Jones ane
daughter Alva MIR. and Mrs. Roy
Womack and Miss Della Cl.,sor.
Children $ Day prog nt was civ
en- sunday morning at the church
service hour, a. IN.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
Two Arrested On
Traffic Charge

$. Nakown, 30, Of Scclcy and D.
Gentry, Il, of Btawlcy were arrest.
cd by members Of the sheriff S Of
flee yesterday. Nakowa was arrest
ed ON The CaIcNjco highway by Dep
uty Shcriffs Rex Milncr and Har,
cd Gillctt, charged with driving
while under the influence of intoNi-
eating liquor. lie was released un-
der 80 bail for appearance before
Judge |. Mayfield.
Gentry was arrested on the ITcbcr
highway charged with reckless driv-
ing. Deputy Sheriffs Tom Sharp
and W. !. McClclland made the ar.
rest.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
Hunt Is Given
Jail Sentence

kalph Hunt, who escaped from FL
Centre police two weeks ago while
being taken to headquarters to face
I charge of disturbing the peace,
cntcrN' plea of guilty TO the
charge when arraigned before Judge
lirrvcy this morning. He was sen
fenced to pay a fine of $3.50 or spend
80 days in Jail. He failed to pro-
duce the money.
Hunt was arrested following his
escape by Constable Poole on n state
traffic charge at ranch a short
distance from town. He was turned
over to the city police this morning
upon completing the serving of
teH'daY sentence on the traffic
charge.
Pete Muo2 entered plea of
guilty 10 charge of unlawful pos
session Of narcotics. He was sen
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
Two Fined For
Poor Melons

y Nishimato was convicted on a
charge of unlawful packing and
offering cantaloupes for sale and A.
Miuna pleaded guilty to unlawful
packing Of cantaloupes before Judge
1, Mayfield Saturday. Nishimato
paid a fine Of $50 while Miuua was
was given a suspended sentence on
u 80 day Jail term.
According to the informatiob
furnished by G. W. Garrigucs, dep,
utv horticultural inspector, the men
had packed melons, some Of which
were immature while others were
too ripe. The men are both locat-
ed in the FL Centro district.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
Runaway Boys
Returned Home

Four Youngsters, who started from
Chula Vista late last week to see
the country in a Ford, were safely
back home this morning. The
Youths were picked up b. city po-
lice Sunday night, the four Of them
sleeping at various angles within
the ear.
They were taken to headquarters
by Patrolmen Lane and Moore
where they gave their names as
John Schortzer, Warren Hotz, Ed
ward and Morris Campbell. Their
parents were notified and money
was forwarded the youngsters for
their return home.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

tonced to pay fine oe $3.50 or
spend 50 days in Jail, lie did not
furnish the. noLey.
Tony Garcia. G. II. Kehar, y.
Singh, Luis Lucero aud II. i.
cbrismun all entered pleas of guilty
to charges Of drunkenness when ar
this morning. Each was SEN
fenced to pay fine of $25 or spend
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Wjlliams-ITarris. joe Wuiiam-.
-. native Of New Mexico aul rcs
ident Of Imperial. Ella Harris, %,
native Of Texas and resident of I'm
pcrial.
Bonham-llintou Frarh r. Bon
ham, p, natYe Of California aud
resident Of Brawloy. Eva Hinton,
is. nativc Of Arilsua and resident
Of BrawIrY.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

25 days in Jail. Kehar aud SAsh
Paid their fines and the others wsfs
ordered committed TO :he county
jail in default.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

The state college Of agriculture
will plant for study about 80 var
ictics Of figs i'll IN orchard near
portclVill", Tularc county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

A model university type Of poul-
try house for 1000 liens has been
built close to the highway at Kings
City, Monterey county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
ONE-DAY DRIVERS

lGes-fe3 usual Monday morning newspaper reports
Of Sunday traffic accidents in certain city appeared
the following brief but significant item
("One boy killed and another probably fatally
Injured yesterday afternoon, when automobile
driven by their mother who had learned to drive Sat
day, went over 30-foot embankment
She learned to drive day and OH the next day
went forth with her children into the Sunday traffic
rush, along dangerous road that obviously called for
skilful and experienced driving.
small boy, after his first music lesson, over
heard telling playmate Il can play the piano. Ny
mother showed me how yesterday.
There are too many inexperienced drivers who ina
CINE that because they have learned the mechanics
Of driving automobile they qualified to drive
anywhere any time. Experience can't be acquired
in the garage of course, but it should not be sought
on dangerous highway the busiest driving day of
the week.
After ALL what good would it do to call Congress?
Even congressional oratOry couldt stem the MiSsis-
sippi flood.
There are enough women voters in England now to
rule the country if they hang together The men will
Gontinue ruling
People spend all winter complaining about the lack
of sunshine, then spend all summer lodging sunshine
Now instead of sending good money after bad in
Europe, might try lending spare cash to our
own flood victims for reconstruction.
The shortcomings Of the legal profession, says
government attorney, ARE traceable to unhealthy
state of public opinion Public opinion does seem
unhealthy to lawyers, nowadays.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

1ol James :. Wright OF RcsI
2ort, Ind, never has drank slime
ants OF any KIND. Not even CORES
n tea. aud uevor cheWed og
:Mokcd. Now, at -. lie Is tic
oldest Mason and *. Of p il the
.H:ted States. having been
Mason for - years. He is d Ciyi'
War yetUran.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

After ALL what good would it do to call Congre>
Even congressional oratory could't stem the Miss
sippi flood.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

There are enough women voters in England now
rule the country, if they hang together. The men W
lcontnue ruling.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

People spend all winter complaining about the la
Of sunshine, then spend all summer dodging sunshil
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

Now instead of sending good money after bad il
Europe might try lending spare cash to oul
own flood victims for reconstruction.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

The shortcomings OF the legal profession, says
government attorney, ARE traceable unhealthy
state of public opinion Public opinion does seem
unhealthy to lawyers, nowadays.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
Floral Chiffon Fr0cks
Over Crepe de Chine Slips $3.50

Fashions notwithstanding Here
Fasciuai Pronion Unusually L0W Pue
in