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Evening star., 1927-05-07
LEAD Is RETAINED
4 (. BY INGRAM ROLLERS

With Ingram Church bowlers lead
ing by 10 pins. inter-church cham
pionship matches on the Coliseum
drives will close tonight.
Ingram ran its total to 1900 last
night with 1859 set. Total pinfall
will decide the championship.
Columbia Heights is iii second place
with 3,030. Georgetown Lutheran,
champion of Lutheran League is third.
with West Washington out OF the
running because Of forfeits.
The scores:
Evening star., 1927-05-07
EORGE WASHING TON
UNIVERS SITY racketers
r journeyed to Frederick, Md,
- this morning to play the
Hnod College tennis team in

J ~ EORGE w A II n u L y n q
NIVER SITY racketers
r tourneyed to Frederick, Md,
~ this morning to play the
u Hood College tennis team in
tan exhibition match scheduled for )
O'Clock this afternoon.
4 Frances Walker, present champion,
will play No. l position for the Co
r;lonials. Elizabeth Chickering has
been picked as the No. . singles play
er and Louise Omwake No. 3. Alyse
Ewers and Meria Matthews are the
No. and 5 members Of the squad,
and win figure in the doubles encount-
ere. Three singles and two doubles
matches are carded.
The encounter this afternoon Will
be the first of the season for the local
SQUAD, as rain forced the cancellation
Of their opener with William and
Mary here last week and the post
: ponement of their second intercol-
legiate tilt with American University
: this past Wednesday afternoon.
81 A return engagement is scheduled
with William and Mary racketers at
Williamsburg later in the season, but
II is thought that the Virginians will
not be able to make a second trip
TO Washington. They had arrived at
the Union Station last Saturday before
word was received by Miss Hopkins,
: G. w. coach, that no courts would be
available.
= The American University squad
4 viii play hostess to George Washing
ton next wednesday afternoon on the
Monument grounds in the return
match, and it is understood that the
2 postponed meeting between the two
teams will be held the third week in
May If a convenient date can be ar
ranged.
Blues and Whites of Eastman
School opened their base bali series
! yesterday in the Epiphany gymna-
1 sium, the Whites winning the initial
game. a2T TO 49,.
=: The second game of the series was
to be played today on the Ellipse
!, field. weather permitting, or in sthe
i gymnasium in the event of rain.
The Whites are represented in the
series by Julia Yates, pitcher; Dorothy
Evening star., 1927-05-07
Added Long Casualty List the Washington Ball Club
GOOSE MAY REJ0IN CLUB
IN CHICAGO NEXT WEEK

PITTSBURGH, May 7 R.-
Goose Goslin, smuggling outfieIder
of the Washington Nationals, suf-
fering from pleurisy, is feeling
pretty good now"
GosIin said so himself today
from his hospital bed. He was
removed to the hospital yester-
day from a train while en- route
with the team to St. Louis.
GosIin, under orders to remain
in bed until Monday, hopes to join
his mates i'm Chicago next week.
Jack OnsIow, Washington coach,
is with him.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
TORONTO, Ontario-Jackie Johns
ton. Toronto. bantamweight champion
of Canada. fought draw with Pete
Zivic. Pittsburgh Q0). Doug Lewis,
Toronto, stopped George Spanello,
Sandusky (2). Johnny Glyn Buffalo,
n. Y. defeated Kid Christie, Phila-
delphia 6).
BUFFALO, y. Y.-Wollie Cunning
ham. Buffalo, defeated Carl Tremaine,
Cleveland t6).
SYRACUSE. n. Y.--Freddie Mueller,
Buffalo, won from Bobby Garcia,
Baltimore d0l.
DENVER. Colo.-Eddie Mack. Den
YER. beat Roscoe Hall. Des Moines (6l
Billy Mansweller. Fort Collins, Colo.
knocked out Jackie Moore, New
York az.
HOLLYWOOD. Calf. Everett
Strong. Omaha, defeated Jack Willis,
Texas 00).
SAN FRANCISCO.-Ivan Laffineur.
France. beat Jack Silver, San
Francisco Q0).
Evening star., 1927-05-07
REDS WIN LONE GAME
DECIDED IN MAJORS
By the Associated Press.

I
The first general intersectional en-
gagement of the year has opened aus
piciously for the West. The scalp Of
the Boston Braves was taken by the
Cincinnati Reds yesterday. Rain pre-
vented all other games.
Eastern clubs of the National
League now will entertain at home
while the American League clubs of
the East partake of Western hospi-
tality.
1t was good sharpshooting-from
pitching slab and batter's boX-that
brought the Reds their 5-to-3 victory.
Cincinnati came East after losing
IA of 19 games and taking posses
sion of the National League cellar.
The American Leaguers are handi-
capped in their Western tour.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
PIRATES ARE ORDERED
TO DINE AT ONE HOTEL

PITTSBURGH, May P).-Dis.
patches from Philadelphia say Man
ager DOME Bush plans to see that his
Pirates eat what they eat, when they
eat it, The club players will hereafter
dine at one hotel, sign the checks and
the club will pay the bill.
Bush says he found some players
stinting themselves to save meal
money under the old plan of giving
them a cash meal allowance. -. -.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
BIG TEN TEAMS BUSY.

CHICAGO. May CP).-All the
Western Conference base ball teams
get into action today, with Illinois
and Minnesota. the leaders. seeking TO
protect their uudefeated status. Illi-
nois. with four victories. engages
Michigan. The Minnesotans, with
double header victory over Ohio State
in their opener. play Iowa.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
TILDEN AND HUNTER
SMOTHER GERMANS

By the Associated Press
BERLIN, May big Bill Tilden
and Francis T. Hunter. American
tennis stars, yesterday moved their
way through Germany's best players
in the international tennis tournament
at the Red and White Club. each win
ming his match in straight sets in a
fashion which visibly depressed the
German tennis fans.
Tilden defeated the veteran Otto
Freitzheim. 6-3. e., "a.
HHnters defeated Ier.a Heinz Land
mann, 6-42s ia, $50
Evening star., 1927-05-07
State.1
WILL PLAY SUNDAY BALL

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, May IA. r.
e. w. nine will entertain Mohawks Of
Washington here Sunday and admis-
sion will be charged The ban against
sabbath games to which admission is
charged has been lifted pending a de
cision from State authorities. Re
ceipts Of tomorrow game viii so to
the AIisslssippi- food fund. ..--4.--..----.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
SOUTH AFRICA SCORES
IN DAVIS CUP MATCHES

DUBLIN. May Z (P).-South Africa
won both singles from Ireland on the
opening day of their tennis tourna-
ment here in the first round of COM
petition for the Davis cup.
l.. Raymond, South Africa, defeated
A. S. Mahoney. 6-2, 6--3. Sc; J.
Condor beat Cecil Campbell, S-6,
"a. Ga. 6-3. 6-4.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
w. l.. D. A. WINN ERS.

SINGLES.
Class A.
High game--GulIi, 139.
High set--Gulli, 395.
Glass Il.
High game-HeiI, 121.
High set--AmidOn, 3l3.
Glass e.
High game-Veihmeyer 10G.
High set-Corsette. 29O.
DOUBLES.
Class A.
High game--Hart-W Williams, 230.
High set-Gulli-Levy, 593.
Glass b.
High game-Head-Lim Limerick. 1871.
High set-Head-Limerick, COG.
Glass G.
High game-COrsette-K Kirby, 1875.
High set-Corsette-Kirby, 543.
TEAMS.
Glass A.
High game-King Pins, 500.
High set-Beegues, 1,5O9.
Glass Il.
High game-EconOmics 495.
High set-TranspOrtati0 1,426.
Glass e.
High game-Bethany 452.
High set-Daughters of Isabella
/ ,430.
ALL EVENTS.
Glass 4.
Gull, 995.
Glass II.
Limerick, 800.
Class C..
Corsette 1g8.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
COLUMBIA ATHLETICS
SHOW A BIG DEFICIT
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Columbia' 8
1926-1927 athletic season will close
next month with a deficit of S39 ,039 80.
estimates of the Athletic Association
indicated today.
Foot ball was the only profitable
sport, the figures showed, clearing
S34 900.
Among the deficits reported by the
association were $4,000 for crew,
$4,000 for base ball SS.7 700 for track.
S6.S00 for basket ball and $4,000 for
swimming
Evening star., 1927-05-07
TRACK TEAMS CLASH.

Track teams of NIacfarland and
Powell Junior High Schools were TO
clash early today at Wilson Stadium.
Next Saturday the annual inter
junior high meet, bringing together
squads of the seven schools, will be
held at Wilson Stadium.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
HELEN WILLS STARTS.

BERKELEY, Calf. May Z CP.-
Helen Wills, former American woman
tennis champion, started yesterday
for England, where next month she
will attempt to win the all-English
woman's title at Wimbledon. Her
mother accompanied her.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
COLLEGE EVENTS SCARCE.

Apart from the annual George
Washington-Catho University dual
track meet TO be held al c. L. stadium
at 2:30 O'Clock, the big annual field
day athletic carnival at the University
OF Maryland at College Park had the
college athletic stage hereaboutS 10
itself today.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
CATHOLIC CLUB READY.

CHICAGO, May CP.-The Column
bian Country Club, the first In the
country with a membership restrict
ed to Catholics, has been completed
and plans laid for the formal open
day.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
WILL CLAIM RECORD.

DIES MONIES. Iowa, May (P,-
The mark of minutes 2-10 seconds
set by the Iowa State College medley
team at the Drake relays last week.
will he claimed as a world record, uni
officials have announced.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Marines, 6; Washington and Lee, 8
New York IT,, 10; Virginia, 1.
Harvard, Z; New Hampshire, ).
WoffortL %: Citadel, 4.
Louisiana State, q; Tulane: /.
Wake Forest, 3; v. p. T. q
Evening star., 1927-05-07
RIDING ACADEMY OPENED.

opened in the rear of 2130 p street by
o. w. Catlett. we'll known local riding
instructor, who has trained many
Waslingtoniar1s IN the EQUESTRIAN art.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
PIRATES DROP DANNING.

PITTSBURGH, May z R.--Ike
Danning, recruit catcher for the Pitts
burg Nationals, has been released
outright to the New Haven club of
the Eastern League. .sSlas3ss, $50 J,
Evening star., 1927-05-07
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
CleveIand-St. Louis (Rain).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
w. c. D. A. WINNE ERS.

SINULESs
Glass A.
High game-Pappas, 165.
High set-Webb, 422.
Class Il.
High game-Wolf. ISL.
High set-WOlf, Ala.
Glass C..
High game--Klutz. 1877.
High set-O. HI. Clark, $40.
DOUBLES.
Class A.
High game-MandIey Elicit, 29i.
High set-Sweeney-McKay, 756.
Glass B.
High game-NichOls- Pumphrey. 216
High set-Brightman.Lyons, 721.
Glass c.
High game-Inge-C Clark. 258.
High set-Dorsey-Dorsey, 700.
TEAMS.
Class A.
High game-Meyer Davis, 612.
High set-Meyer Davis, 1867.
tIdSS Is.
High game-Agriculture, 604.
High set-Agriculture, 1,749.
Glass G..
High game-lndependents. 583.
High neutrality-suspicious., .635.
UNCLASSIFIED TEAMS.
High game-St. Johns, 535.
High set-St. Johns, ,551.
ALL EVENTS.
Glass A.
Baxter and Kessler, tied, 1,l09.
Class b.
Brightman, 1,08l.
Class c.
o. HI. p. Clark, 1859.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
PURCHASING NINE WINS
IN TERMINAL Y LEAGUE

Purchasing Department and Station
Accounts opened their seasons in
Terminal Y League yesterday, with
the former getting an 11-tO-8 victory.
Flynn yielded eight hits, while his
opponent, Purdy, was being nicked for
an even dozen combined with three
errors by his mates. Flynn led the
stickers. with three out of three tries
Alderton and Meyer connected for
triples.
State-LabOr team Of Federal League
would play tomorrow il an opponent
could be secured. Call Main S474,
branch u. .-
Evening star., 1927-05-07
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
TEXAS LEAGUE.

Portland, 9 Hollywood. 8.
Seattle. 4 {; Missions. 3 40 inningsl.
San Francisco. 8: Sacramento. 8.
Los Angeles. o: Oakland. 3.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORl

Chicago at ". York.
st. J.. at BROOKLYN.
Pittsburgh at Phila.
Cincinnati at Boston
Evening star., 1927-05-07
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
R.H.E.
Toledo ....... o0O0O700O I /
St. Paul. ......,. 10000 0o1 1-6 13
Ryan. Voolfolk and Heving; McQuaid,
Belts and Siemer,
RHE.
Columbus OO0011O O--3 9 .
Minneapolis. ... ! u X-~4 ~ v
Meeker and Ferre1l. Middleton and Kenna.
RHE.
Louisville 3O1O020 2-915 =
Milwaukee . 10000 - 3
Dawson Koob Wilkinson and McMullen;
Danforth. Gearin and McMenemy.
RHE.
indianapolis O102131 colo II ]
Kansas City. .... OF O 3 l. Z I
Koupal and Florence: Setback. Messenger
and Shinaut. Peters.
Evening star., 1927-05-07

Houston, 3: Dallas. o.
WACO, & Fort Worth. 3.
Beaumont. z. Wichita Falls. 4
San Antonio. 8; Shreveport, 5.
Evening star., 1927-05-07

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Washington at st. l.. Washington at st. l..
\. York at Chicago. y. York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit. Boston at Detroit.
Phila. at Cleveland. Phila. at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1927-05-07

Wv YITH six Of the strongest
u teams ever banded together
wv in the circuit, Petworth
Senior loop will open its
Evening star., 1927-05-07

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati. 3; Boston. 3.
Chicago-New York (rain).
Pittsburgh -Philadelphia {rain).
ST. Louis Brooklyn (rain).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

RHE
Portsmouth 100000 90 ]
Richmond. 49,. 100013 3 0 / x--0 13 o
Turner and Brandon; Hayes Seashotz.
RHE.
Petersburg ......0o3 0o3o00o01-11 0
Wilson. .......-.. y U y y U u %-o U
Jacoway and Dayton; Jones and Sims.
RHE.
Kinston. ......... 020o02O Oo-5 l3 3
Norfolk ....s.. 100000 q
Higgins aud Konnick: johnson and Row
land.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
PIEDMONT LEAGUE,

Durham. 10; High Point. 8.
Aockv Mount. Raleigh. wet grounds.
Evening star., 1927-05-07
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Watson. Carlton Nolle and Davis; Prud-
homme. Bagby and Head.
Baltimore at BuffaIo-Game scheduled for
today to be played as part of double-header
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1927-05-07

Totals. 5IS $40 531
Evening star., 1927-05-07

T INTEREST of followers of scholastic
sports Centered today at College
Park, where representatives of
high and prep schools of this
Evening star., 1927-05-07

ut. louis, May Now that the
physical condition of the Ma
2 tionals is such, it is easier to
~ name those who are in fine
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-12
TWO INJURED
IN CAR CRASH
Men Are Held in Jail
Here on Charges of
Intcxication

Nemecio Garcia and Lonrado Nalli-
CANA Of Harlingen were badly cut
and bruised in an automobile crash
which occurred on the highwsy about
a mile out Of Brownsville early Sun
day night.
Both men are held in the Cameron
county Jail, one of the charge of driv-
ing without lights and being intoxi-
Gated, and the other with being in
toxicated. A bottle Of tequila was
found under the wrecked car.
A sedan driven by Tom Disbrow Of
San Bcnito. which was struck BY the
small truck in which the two men
were riding. was not badly damaged,
but the truck was completely wreck
ed.
The truck was turned over and one
man was pinned underneath. Both
were unconscious, and were thought
to be seriously injured when picked
up. They revived while on their way
TO the county jail. and an examina-
tion disclosed that neither received
serious injuries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-12
TRANS-COUNTY
ROAD PLANNED
Delegation Asks High
way Running East
From Santa Rosa

Representative from Santa Rosa.
Combes, Rio Hondo. Los Frosnos,
Briggs Coleman tract an the Browne
tract appeared before the commits
sicners court Monday morning and
requested the designation Of q high
way, which would connect with the
proposed HidRlgo county highway at
Mile ia following the route 0f the
Southern Pacific into Edinburr.
This highway would extend al
most due east from the Hidalro
county line 10 the San Pedro ranch
on the Paredes line road III miles
north Of Los Fresnos, running
through Santa Rosa, Combea,
Briggs Coleman Tract, Rio Hondo.
Browne Tract and thence south 10
Los Fresnos where IL would connect
with two highways, one running
Barreda 10 Point Isabel and the
other down the Paredes Line 10
Brownsville.
Proposals for feeder roads I'm
Stuart Place and several other sec
ticns OF the county were presented,
but no action was taken.
November estimates on paving.
grading and structures, amounting
60 approximately $500 900. we're or
dered paid. This included $4,000
paid the state on the Barreda-Los
Fresnos highway, the county having
placed approximately $500 900 I'm
escrow 70 cover the cost OF this con-
stFucti0n.
No further designations for nav
Ing will be made until the third
sl.O00,0 900 Of the Cameron county
S6.O0o.000 bond issue is sold. coun-
~ Judge Dancy announced Monday
morning following the meeting cf
the commissioner court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-12
CALLESBRIBE
OFFER PROBE
STRIKESSNAC
Elias Subpoena May
Be Referred to Dip
lomats for Settle
mt, Indicated

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. 12.-LP)
-Tunneling for facts in its investi-
cation that of charges that President
Gales OF Mexico, sought to pay ST.
100000 TO four American senators,
the special senate committee has un-
earthed a problem that may require
diplomatic settlement.
II lies in the committees subpoena
issued for Arturo NJ. Elias. Mexican
consul general in New York. half
brother Of the Mexican president. and
alleged to be the central figure in
the handling Of the million dollar
fund.
Similar subpoenas demanding their
testimony committee have been is
sued for William Randolph Hearst,
publisher of the newspapers printing
the charges against Gales, and Vic
tory Watson. managing editor Of the
New York Daily Mirror. Watson was
served in New York yesterday. but
there was no confirmation of service
upon the other two.
The committees right to summon
Elias is questioned by the Mexican
ambassador, Manuel c. Teller. who
maintains that under international
law, consular officers are immune
from subpoenas. He doubts that
Elias would come to Washington TO
testify, while the senate committee,
led by Chairman Reed. republican,
Pennsylvania. insists upon its right
30 summon Elias and demand his
testimony. All the books and papers
of his office, through which nearly
all of the correspondence from Presi-
went Gales concerning the million
dollar fund Is said to have passed,
likewise have been sought.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-12

and Is back OF the
movement to have him i'm
peached.
He did not cite any specific in
stance in which money has been
spent by the trust" but claimed
that because Of his activities against
it. he is being mAde the butt OF
every form of criticism in order to
force him to call nm extra session Of
the legislature.
He also claimed that all state Of
ficials are being harassed by bunch
Of -snoopers" as members 0f the leg
islature and that they will draw q
l@rge amount Of money from the
state treasury unless prevented by
court action. The petition said the
purpose cf the action was 10 de-
termine whether the Oklahoma leg
islature is entitled to meet az any
time without the call Of the gov
ernor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-12
LIGHT PLANT
Still DOWN
Expect to Resume Ser
vice Late Today,
Officers Say

Brownsville continued Monday 20
receive most Of its electric Juice I"
from the Las Palmas station OF the
Central Light A. Power company at
San Benito.
The trouble which caused the vir-
tual shutdown or the local plant at
$3.50 o'clock Saturday afternoon. has
been located. according 20 W. Y.
Worley. chief engineer at the plant.
who said at noon Monday that he
hoped 20 have the plant running
again between then and midnight.
John @. Starck. light and water
commissioner. said that n piece Of
scale from the boiler tubes had cut
the vacuum in the steam turbine.
This was said 10 have forced the
shutdown Of the turbine.
The plant had no duplicate equip
nent which could be placed In i'm
mediate operation. A new turbine
Is now on the ground. but IL will
be several months before IL u avail
able for use.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-12
WOMAN
dies MONDAY
Mrs. c. A. Champion
Daughter of VAL
ley Pioneer

Death came to Mrs. Amelia Wer-
biski Champion, wife cf George a..
Champion, Sr- at o'clock Monday
morning at their home on Adams and
Fourteenth streets after a period Of
about two years Of poor health She
spent some time in Rio Grande City
during that time in an effort 10 re-
gain her health but returned 20
Brownsville and had been bedridden
for the past ten months.
Born February %, 1868, in
Brownsville, the deceased was 81
years old. Her father Alexander
Werbiski. came TO this section Of
the country with Gen. Taylor's army
rs n sergeant under Captain May and
remained here for the rest Of his
life. He was az one tire mayor Of
Brownsville and served at other
times as alderman.
Mrs. champion was d graduate OF
the Academy Of Holy Angels in New
Orleans and received training there
In both music and art. Her talent In
both Of these received the admiration
Of all who knew her. She was q mem
ber of the Sacred Heart church Of
Brownsville.
She was married to George "A.
Champion ia the Immaculate Coneep-
tion church October z. 1850. and from
this marriage twelve children we're
born. nine girls and three boys, seven
Of whom are living in Brownsville.
The three daughters are Mesdames
II. o. williams, A. A. Benavides, Do
mingo Aiiala. and ". H. Briee of
George West, Texas. and Misses Lulu,
Sophia, Lila. and Matte Champion.
The three sons are George A. Cham
pion. Jr.. Alex. and r. W. Champion
"A daughter. Josephine. N the only
child not living She died April Is,
1926, in Brownsville.
Funeral arrangements had not been
completed Monday at o'clock In the
afternoon but services viii be at the
immaculate Conception church at 10
=. WI. Tuesday. according 70 an
ncunrement. Burial will be in the
old city eemetery in the family lot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-12
Legislators Are
Restrained From
Finding Charges

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Dec. 12.-[P-A tenn
pOrary restraining order designed to prevent the Okla
homa house of representatives from returning mpeach-
ment charges against Governor Henry Johnston any
other state officials issued today to the by
District Judge I. G. Chambers Hearing the applica-
ton to make the order permanent set for
morning.
The injunction petition filed in the name of
Henry 5. Johnston governor and also taxpayer
In his petition Governor Johnston alleged that the
cement trust of the state is spending large of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-12
EXPECT LIGHT
Vote IN CITY
Cobolini Gusts Ford
On Election Eallot
Tuesday

With no opposition having ma
teriaiized. a light vote is expected
Tuesday in the Brownsville city cleo
tion.
The ballot will bear the names Of
all present city commissioners for
reelection. with one exception.
Mayor A. Il. Cole heads the list Of
candidates, and officials seeking re
election with him are John G.. Starcs,
Burt T.. Hinkley. Sr., and Arthur T..
Hipp. There will be one new name
on the ballot, that of J. A. Cobolini,
who j. a candidate to succeed j. S.
Ford, the latter having decided 20
retire after two years term in Of
flee.
For the first time in several years,
there will be voting places in all four
wards of the city. Previous to the
last election. in December, 1925, so
comparatively few votes were re-
corded that il was necessary to hold
elections at one point only, in the
city hall. In that year, however,
about 1000 votes were Iolled. in the
city election ordinances in such case
recurring that the next election be
held in all four wards.
In the first ward the voting place
will be in the garage at the residence
of II. L. Fitch, Fronton street, West
Brownsville.
Second ward. the Carlos Bouis
store. corner Eighth and Madison
streets.
Thtird ward, CITY hall
Fourth ward. Miller Hotel.
The judges or election will be:
First ward-W. b. Clint. presiding
Judge; Henry Bell. assistant judge;
Julius Jefferds, clerk; Mrs. II. L,
Fitch. clerk.
Second ward-Henry SHELTON. Jr.,
presiding Judge; Bertram c. Combe,
assistant Judge: Carlos Bouis, clerk;
Mrs. W. r. Sudlow. clerk.
Third ward George Connor. pre-
siding Judge: Ramon Munoz. assist
ant Judge: Mrs. Bertha Farrell, clerk;
Manuela LonForia. clerk.
Fourth ward-Norman Dendall
presiding Judge; Georve Ireland. as
sistant judge: Mrs. Maggie Peffer,
clerk; J. w. Hainsworth. clerk.