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Evening star., 1927-10-16
.LOR|ENT NOW FISH
CENTER OF FRANCE
Southern Coast City Out
strips Brittany as Sea
Food Market.
corre.pondence Of the As.ociated Press.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
PARIS.--Fish will have to push ur
their birth rate IL they are to hold
their own off the coast of Brittany.
Lorient, on the south coast of Morbi
han, has won the title of "Fish Cap
ital of France" and lays claim to being
the biggest fishing port in the world
because of new and modern equip
ment. It's only matter of minutes
for the fish to go from sea to pan
when things are working right
A whole new port with docks. sheds,
conveyors, cranes, ice plants, coal
chutes and trains all ready to go
await the 10000 fisherfolk who sail
into port, tide or no tide, to unload
their catches.
The government started spending
200 100000 francs some years ago on
French ports to promote the fishing
industry. Most of this was spent on
Lorient because conditions were right
on land and the fish had chosen to
establish headquarters off there.
The boats sail up to the docks now.
unload their catch,. move along to
where an overhead chute drops
cracked ice into the fish bins in the
hold, go little farther to take on coal
or fuel Oil in the same way, and in an
hour or two fishing smask can go
back for another catch. In the old
days boats had to wait on tides,
wasted much time in loading and un-
loading and had greater expense for
labor ashore.
The colorful blue and orange sails of
the small boats still are plentiful, but
steam and the oil or gasoline engine
are increasing rapidly. The sailboat
seems about to vanish.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

is room for two more in the morning
class in sewing. Registrations may
still be made in expression, business
English and psychology, which opened
last week.
On Tuesday and Thursday at 5 pm.
John r. Fitzpatrick will conduct two
free demonstrations in speed writing.
You are invited to come and bring
your friends to these lessons.
On Monday at IL am. Mrs. H. f.
Hull is calling a special meeting Of
the world fellowship committee to
plan for the annual Sunday service on
November 13.
An open swimming meet is an.
nounced for Saturday, October 30.
There will be three events: Free style
races, strokes and dives for. form, and
plunge for distance. Contestants must
be at least 13 years Of age and have
had the required medical examination.
Registration must be made at the
health education Office not later than
October %. None who has at any time
accepted money for the teaching Of
swimming is eligible.
It Is still possible to register fof
gym classes, although they have be-
gun. Morning classes for home-mak-
ers are being featured, meeting at 10
and IL o'clock four mornings a week.
On Tuesday and Thursday mornings
the hour is devoted to straight funda-
mental gym, while on Wednesday and
Friday mornings combination of half
hour of gym and half hour Of swim
ming Is given. Glasses for the con.
venience Of business women are held
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
at 5. 6, z. and 8 o'clock. Less strenu-
our work may also be taken in clog.
ging, interpretative and social dancing
on "Wednesday and Friday evenings.
For those not wishing to take class
work, individual gymnastics are fea-
tured Monday. Wednesday and Friday
mornings and Tuesday and Thursday
evenings.
Between the hours Of IL and 2, 1t
has been decided to allow man visi.
tors to use the, bowling alleys. Dur
ing the other hours men may use the
alleys only when accompanied by WON.
an friends. The charge Is Is cents .
B0AtsSs -lA---ztd-----
Evening star., 1927-10-16
PERSHING PH0T0GRAH
IS FAVORED BY F0CH
American Generals Picture occu-
pies Chief Position at Sum-
mer Home.
Correspondents of the Associated Press,

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
PARIS.-In the Summer home of
Marshal Foch, at the tongue twisting
town called Traonfeunteuniou, pho
tograph of Gen. Pershing holds the
place Of honor above the fireplace in
the great French soldiers study.
Above-the autograph of Pershing
are these words: ITO NJ. le Marechal
Foch, with the respect, admiration
and affection of his comrade in
arms"
The only other war photograph in
the room is a highly colored poster
made In England. In the center is
a large likeness Of Lloyd George,
fianked on either side by small photo
graphs, one OF Haig. the other, Foch.
And over the three is this legend:
THE men who led us to victory"
Evening star., 1927-10-16
"FLYING GOLFERS" UNITE.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
LONDON.-One of the queerest of
queer British societies Is that of the
Flying Golfers" Five members who
divide their attention between golf.
ing and flying comprise its personnel.
The first meeting of the club Is to
be held at Brancaster, Norfolk. The
five members will fly in light air
planes 100 miles to the course, play
a round, and fly back.
Capt. w. Gordon Aston has out
lined an ambitious program for the
club for the immediate future. The
members will hold 36-hole match,
nine holes to be played in England.
Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
University Course for "Bluecoats.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
MADISON, VISA course In
Police Problems" has been inaug.
urated by the extension department
of the University of Wisconsin, for
bluecoats who desire to have sociolo.
gists tell them how they may improve
their methods.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
Warsaw Gets New Taxis.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
AW.-Permits are being is
sued here for taxicabs only of the
laundelet type, which have the pas
senger compartment separate from
that of the driver. The older styles
are being discarded.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

If seeing Is believing, men should
have implicit faith in women these
Evening star., 1927-10-16
Cleveland Park Homes.

II YOU are looking for value. don't fail TO
inspect 3042 to 3046 Rodman st. one block
west of Conn ave- Semi-detached all-brick
homes: 8 spacious rooms. 2 fully tiled baths.
hardwood floors throughout. attractive open
fireplace. Frigidaire refrigeration. expensive
electric fixtures Happiness kitchen caDinet.
built.in garage: Sl3. 500 and S14.500 fcorner
housel: $500 cash. balance like rent.
0r>nr, 2 an n n
Evening star., 1927-10-16
Education.

The following classes are opening
this week: French, economies. New
Testament, Shakespeare. modern
poetry and history Of literature. There
Evening star., 1927-10-16


sored, respectively, by Mrs. Augustus
Knight. Mrs. Edwin j. Ryan and Mrs.
James M. Mooney.
Col. John Donelson Chapter held it's
first meeting of the season on the eve.
ming OF the first Friday, at 1926 Mas.
sachusetts avenue. The regent, Miss
Helen Harman. presided and was as.
sisted In entertaining by Mrs. Sallie
Allen, Miss Mary l.. Bottorff, Mrs.
Adela Brand. Mrs. G. s. Donnell and
MISS Eunice w. Wright. The chap
ialn, MRS. Donnell. opened the meet
ing with prayer. and the salute to the
nag was led by the vice regent, Mrs
Brand.
During the business session the
chapter voted a sum of money to be
contributed to the chair in Constitu.
tlon Hall in honor of Mrs. David ID,
Caldwell. Yearbooks were distributed
ana vote of thanks extended to the
regent and the chairman of the pro.
gram committee for their work in the
preparation Of the book. Contribu
tions for a box for Ellis Island were re.
quested by Mrs. r. A. Dellett. the
chapters representative on the State
committee for Ellis Island. Mrs. w.
II. Metz reported the meeting of the
committee on Americanism and
urged generous sums of money for
the work or that committee. The re.
gent reported the progress of the
1nap!er :, Rouse Corporation. Mrs.
brana spoke of the work of the Sons
ana Daughters of the Republic com.
mlttee and received a contribution
from the chapter. Miss Ada Glassee
reported the work of the State his.
toric committee.
The registrar. Miss Eunice w
Wright, read the following names nd
stated that after action bv the M.
tional board OF management thew
would become members of Col. John
Donelson Chapter: Mrs. Charles ~
Carnahan, Mrs. Daniel w Hammer
Mrs. James A. Martin. Miss E,i,,er.
deem M. Bailey and Mrs. John H. Az.
ford. - IA
The chapter is honored at this time
TO announce that Mrs. Howard II.
Hodgkins. former State regent and
past vice president general. and Mrs
John A. Beavers, former State regent
and present vice president general
from the District. will be honorary
members.
At the close OF the business meet.
ing the regent announced that 1t was
the pleasure of the chapter to have
present for program the State on.
GERS and a number of other guests.
The program was opened by musi-
Evening star., 1927-10-16

The District Of Columbia Americani.
zation Committee held its first meeting
Of the season October 5, at the Web
ster Americanization School. Mrs. Wal.
ter w. Husband, state chairman, pre-
siding. At the close of the meeting
Harry E. Hull, commissioner general
of immigration, addressed the commit.
tee. A rummage sale will be conduct.
ed by the committee October 20, 21
and %, with Mrs. Florence Walters in
charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

The descendants of '76 Chapter
held its opening meeting of the Fall
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. G. M.
Blackwell, Lee Heights, Va, Tuesday
evening. with Mrs. Gall Mrs. Fiske
and Miss Margaret Gall. assisting
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
ST. DAVID

The Relief society rendered Il sur
prise to Rhoda Merrill April 20 on
the occasion of her Goth birthday at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Esther
Merrill. Aunt" Rhoda has lived in
this community since 1878 and has
been an active member Of society.
She still has good eyesight and hear
ing, but because of a fall is unable
to walk long distances without a
crutch Her sister, Mrs. Mary VANS
ley of Utah, has been here for the
past month to help celebrate .the an
niversary.
Charlotte and Anita Warner, Martha
Merrill and Wilma Busby spent Easter
Sunday in Tucson.
Edith Judd, Beatrice Wright and
Ira Judd spent the weekend in Tue
son, guests of Faye Baker.
Edith Lofgreen is confined to her
home with mumps.
Ben Riggs returned home Wednes-
day from Tucson.
Mrs. Edna Rudd has been CON
fined to her home with illness for
the past week.
Anita and Charlotte Warner spent
Friday and Saturday in Bisbee.
Thora Lofgreen, who has been on
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
WEBB
WHITEWATER


Mrs. r. G. Mcbride has returned
home after several days stay with
relatives in Bisbee.
Mrs. S. H. Noble and Ralph Noble
motored to the valley from Lowell
Thursday and were the guests of
Mrs. E. D. Harris and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Neel were in
Webb on important business Thursday.
Sheriff Henshaw and Deputy Brown,
of Tombstone, were valley visitors
Friday and called on Justice Harris
at Webb.
Judge Harris was in Douglas on
official business Saturday She was
accompanied by Mrs. e. D. Harris Jr.,
Mrs. Price Nelson, Veatrce Nelson
and, Sally Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Marchal and
family, Mrs Amanda Crawford, Frank
Jones, Norris Catlin, Miss Prudence
Andrews and children and Miss Olga
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
GLEESON

George Gibson and Barney Bono
spent Sunday in Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sumcren and
family, of Douglas, visited friends
here Sunday.
Everyone enjoyed the services by
Rev. j. w. Wennger, of Bisbee, at
the Baptist church Sunday
Miss Jessie McLendon and Mrs.
Francis Van Meter were in from
their ranch this week.
Ralph Cowan and son visited at
the w. j. Geers home Monday
Mike Marchello and family spent
Tuesday in Douglas shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Christensen
and family visited in Bisbee Monday.
Theodore Abril. of Pearee, was a
business visitor here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Ryan and son,
Dan Markey, VIM. Cummings Mr.
and Mrs John Gleeson and grand
daughters attended church in Tomb
stone Sunday.
Mrs. j. c. Brown, of Tombstone
spent several days here this :. Week
with her mother, Mrs. Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Brown, of
Tombstone, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Ike Dedman and L. NJ. Brown We're
visitors here this week.
Mrs. Shirley White spent the week
end in Bisbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Ryan and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert White spent Sat
urday in 3Bisbee.
Henry Short, of Bisbee, spent Sun
day here with his mother, Mrs. Lon
Short. #Hl
Ellis Hunter spent the weekend at
Sunnyside Visiting his family.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

mission in the southern states, will
return here next week.
The junior prom will be given
April 20. A large crowd is expected
and there will be good music.
Several st. David people will at
tend the Latter Day Saints confer
ence at Binghampton and Tucson,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. H. o. Post, who has been with
her daughter Mrs. Lola Price, in a
hospital in Tucson, returned here
Sunday with her grandchildren. The
baby is in serious condition, with
little hope of recovery.
Harold Wright and julius Merritt,
who are attending business college in
Phoenix, will spend the weekend at
their homes here.
]. s. Merrill, Sr., is in Stafford at
tending the pension business.
ST. David won the baseball game
with Tombstone with a score of II
to s.
Lawrence Morris, president Of the
Mutual, entertained the boys who
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Nelus Notes From Sulphur Springs Valley.

Squires and Miss Birdie Ceilings,
teachers of the Pearce high school,
entertained the members of the cast
who took part in the play June
Time, taxing them to the picture
show at Wilcox. The members of
the cast We're Evelyn Furry Opal
Lehman, Pauline Pennick, Marie
Saenz, Edwin Metler, Paul Brown and
Merpl Furry.
High school Notes
Miss Pauline Pennick spent the
weekend at her home with her
parents in the Stronghold
| Jerald McGnnis spent the week
end with his parents at Kelton.
The party which was to have been
given by the Pirates" to the 'iSea
Dogs was postponed from Friday
evening, April Is, to April % and
will be given at the high school.
The high school baseball team and
the Douglas high school baseball team
met on the diamond at Pearce Tues
day afternoon, resulting in a score
. of to ] in favor of Douglas. The
Pearce boys lost the game in their
/ inability to hit at the right time
and poor base running. Ernest Nor
ris did the pitching for the Pearce
team, while Clinton Cary did the
pitching for the Douglas team Coach
Granger and Prof. Carlson, of Doug
, las, accompanied the team to Pearce.
Friday, April 22 the Pearce team
will go ito Wilcox to play the high
school team on the Wilcox diamond.
The following is the honor roll
for the grammar school for the
month of April:
Mrs. Pauline Hurley, teacher
Beginners: Perfect attendance,
Henry Siquieroz Harriette Smith, Jose
Lopez, Andrea Lopez. Honor roll,
Pasual Duran, Harrietta Smith,
Andres Lopez.
First Grade: Perfect attendance,
Annadale Bryant, Hughes Mckinney,
Antonio Siquieroz, Helen Guerra.
Honor roll, Hughes Mckinney, Anna
dale Bryant, Helen Guerra.
Second Grade: Perfect attendance,
Robert Burnett, James Burnett, Cuca
Carrillo, Robert Mckinney, Clara
Lopez, Lenora Lopez, Antonio Palma.
Honor roll, Robert Burnett, James
Burnett, Isadore Duran, Maria Cor
dova, Robert Mckinney
Third Grade: Frank Ellsworth,
Severe Torrez, Severro Palma Honor
roll: Gladys Comolli, Rosalie Phillips.
Miss Lydia Young, teacher and
principal.
Fourth Grade: Honor roll: Ollie
Hudson, Soladad Lopez
Fifth Grade: Perfect attendance,
Husta Torrez.
Sixth Grade: Marjorie Mckinney,
Isabel Espino. Honor roll: Isabel
Espino, Marjorie Mckinney, Janet
Bryant.
!, Seventh Grade: Perfect attendance,
T Ora. Smith, Ivan Mckinney Honor
ROLL Ivan Mckinney, Herbert Duarte.
Eighth Grade: Perfect attendance,
Charles Phillips Honor roll, Bennie
Hudson, Charles Phillips
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
COCHISE

w. He Kane, of Clarkdale, was
in Cochise Thursday on his way to
the Steele ranch to visit his son,
w H. Kane, Jr.
Mr.. Hobbs and son, of Wilcox,
were business visitors in Cochise
Friday
Billy Genea Bouck spent the. week :
end here awith his father.
Mrs. H L. Bruner went to Wilcox
Sunday to visit her daughter, Helen
Bruner.
A meeting of the Cochise Cemetery
association was held at the Cochise
hotel Friday
Mrs. Earl Eddins and Mrs. Skinner
went to Douglas Saturday bringing
back Mr.. Eddins to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brasfield and Mr..
and Mrs. Uhls were Wilcox visitors
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nuttall spent
Easter Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Jenkins in Douglas
Dr. Wilson was in Cochise on pro-
fessional business Sunday.
Velma Jenkins, who has been visit
ing at the Nuttall home for the
past three weeks, returned home
Sunday.
l.. M Brown and Ben Morgan were
in Cochise on business Monday.
The infant son born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcelino Aguilar Sunday died
Monday and burial services were held
at the -Cochise cemetery Tuesday.
Among those who attended the
hi
Tuesday evening were W. M. Bouck,
Mrs. Brasfield. Prof. Howard, Virgil
Crawley Manuel Delgado, Mr. and
Mrs. H. l.. Bruner and Herbert
Bruner.
The Morgan, Trappman and Ewing
families, Emil Meers and AL Sommers
spent Sunday at the Stronghold.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Nelson and
daughter attended Sunday school at
the Stronghold Sunday.
Virgil Crawley and Manuel Delgado
spent the weekend in Douglas.
Mrs. Otis Martin and children visited
day Mr. Martin and son left Sunday
for Los Angeles.
Superintendent Morris, Trainmaster
Zwick and Mechanic Reed, of the Rio
Grande division, were in Cochise
Wednesday.
Mrs. N d. Holton, of Fairbank,
spent Tuesday with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. j. T.. Skinner.
c. d. Griffith is having an addition
built to his place of business to be
used as an ice cream parlor. e.
Trappman is doing the work.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
LIGHT

A. G.. Bean went to Douglas Friday
to remain for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kambitsch and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. McGee and family
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Bogn Sunday.
Henry and Lora Bean and Herbert
Sanders at Turkey Creek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Eisenhart went
to Mascot Friday and Sunday.
Mrs. Garten and family, of Bisbee
were Light visitors Sunday.
Ike Price, Mrs A. Bohn and son
and Fred Kambitsch were Douglas
visitors Friday.
c. D. Clapp and Sherman Ingle
spent the weekend at their homes
p Miss Frances Clapp, teacher at
Wilcox, spent the weekend at her
home here.
Miss Gertrude Hansen spent the
week end at her home near Kelton,
S. H. Spain came home Saturday
to spend the week end.
Cicero Kennedy and, son and Mrs
T. B. Smith were visitors in Pearce
during the week.
M. B. Igo was the dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price Friday
Plans are being made for the Sun
shine social which will be held at
the Ash Greek school Friday eve-
ming.
Easter services were held in the
Ash Creek school Sunday, followed by
an Easter egg hunt participated in
by the children.
Duane C1app and Leroy Roether
were unable to attend school last
week because of illness.
Harold Hildreth went to Wilcox
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Eisenhart and
daughter and Miss Gertrude Hansen
were dinner guests of Mrs. James
Harper in Pearce9 Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sanders and
son, of Turkey Creek, were Light
visitors Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

Holm were Saturday visitors in
Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. (BilD Tate, of
Lowell, were guests of Mrs. Lee
Cade over the Weekend.
e. ID. Harris, Jr., motored out
from Lowell to spend the week end
with his family at Webb. Mrs. Harris
accompanied him to Lowell Monday
to bring home their little son who
had been visiting his grandparents
and aunt. They returned Wednesday.
The Latter Day Saints Sunday
school had their Easter picnic at
Rucker Sunday with a large crowd
in Attendance They were sheltered
from the wind through the day, but
returned in the evening in a snow
storm.
The Whitewater Sunday school held
their picnic at Granite mountain
with a good attendance and good
time, but returned in a storm.
G. w. Scheerer, accompanied by
Gordon Ollson to Douglas Tuesday to
get his car repaired and attend to
other business.
Mrs Effie Colp, of Naco, who has
been visiting with her sister Mrs,
Irwin Hawkins, at Webb, for the
past week, returned to her home
Monday The children of Robert Jean,
brothers and sisters of Mrs. Colp,
will remain with her and have
entered school at Webb. iG
1t is reported that Miss Schnebly,
one of the teachers in the White
water school, is confined to her home
with the measles. 1t is also reported
that tl.e .. w. Kerby family and
others at Whitewater are out Of
school with it.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
WILCOX

Eort Moyer passed away III 4
Tucson hospital Friday, April IL,
otter ar operation about three week
ago He was 40 years of age end
had lived in N,illcox all Of his life.
He leaves 4 widow, five children and
three step children, Besides a mother
and brother here and another brother
in WinsloW Burial was made in
Stafford Sunday evening, Il large
lumber of friends going from viii :
cox for the service. Among those
attending were MIR. and Mrs Mays,
MI and Mrs. Jess Moore, Mrs Maudc
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. red Hareg
Mr.. and. Mrs. Jack Hefly, Mrs. Wal
ter Lorenzo, Mrs. Ida Lewis, j. r.
Price, Miss Helen Ward, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ r. Walker and Mrs barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. j 4. Price and chill
drcn motored 10 Turkey creek Satur-
day.
After visit here of several weeks
Miss Dora Higgins has returned TO
her home in Los Angeles, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Homer
Brcokerson
Miss Dorothy Keith, who attends
tho U. of A., spent the weclI- end at
her home nero,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack overman, who
have been with their father during
his illness, have returned to the
mine.
Mrs. L. f. Pearson. grammar school
teacher, has been i'll the past week,
Mrs, Homer Moore Substituting for
her.
The chambers Of commerce Of
Wilcox, Tombstone, Bisbee Tucson
and Douglas have been asked by E
II. Jelley, OF Chicago to furnish
facts about this part of Arizona
which he will broadcast on Wednes-
day and Friday nights at 10 O'Clock
central time ever VICES. Mr. Jelley
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs A. H.
Gclley, of this place, and attended
ccEool here
Mrs. c. D. Moore and children,
who have spent the winter here,
Will leave Tuesday fer Phoenix and
Grand canyon cn route to their home
in Chicago. Mrs. Moore came mere
for her health and is leaving much
improved.
Miss Bessie Meyer, of Stafford, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Dun
can.
Mrs. Gertrude Richardson is spenl-
ing few days here en-. route to her
liz me IN California from I'll Paco
where she was called because of the
ICeath of her husband.
The small son of Monroe Patter-
son was bitten in the face by a
skunk on Tuesday and was brought
tc Wilcox for treatment
b. p. Clayton and G. w, Page
are in Phoenix buying cattle.
Tom Gillespie and A Redus ship
ped cattle from here Tuesday. Rcdus
lad one steer in his herd which
weighed 1900 pounds for which he
received $120.
Mrs Muratt, who spent the winter
with her daughter, Mrs j. c. Speaks,
returned Monday to her home in
Tucson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hefly and twin
babies had a narrow escape Sunday
while driving to Stafford when a
wheel on their car broke throwing
the car on a high bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Artzburger, Miss
Tora Fritts and s. p, Fritts We're
Iouglas visitors during tie week
The Woman's club met Saturday
afternoon at the high school with
Miss Gladys Waters. of the home
economic department in charge
There was music by the gIee club,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

Il report OF the Nogales, meeting by
Mrs Edna Boyd and Mrs. ]. w.
Smith, piano selections by Helene
Ehlers. At the close of the meeting
refreshments were served by Miss
Waters assisted by Heicn Creecn,
Alice Coz katherine Keith and Helen
Iriscoe.
Nathan Randall spent Easter here
with his parents from Tucson, where
,is taking treatment for ;tn injured
leg.
Mrs. Tdaberry Riggs, of Long Beach,
Calf, was in Wilcox Tuesday en-
route to DOS Cabezas to spend the
summer with her aunt MIS-, Susie
Liebenthal.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

Tommy Malloy, the demon fflnf'"H
editor, is devoted to the violin in hfs
leisuer hours. The other day he re-
marked that he had to get a new q
bridge for his fiddle. ~
What the deuce do they have
bridges on violins for?" Eddie Meyer :
here from India to study the cinemas,
wanted to know. ''f
ooh, just to put the music across"
replied Tommy -"t ~ ~