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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-15
FIGHT IS POSTPONED.

NEW YORK, February Is P).--
Postponement for two weeks Of next
Monday nights scheduled ten-round
fight between Eddie Roberts of
Tacoma, Wash. and Sailor Friedman
of Philadelphia, was announced by the
Broadway Sporting Club. Roberts
developed boils on his left arm which
obliged him to discontinue training
this week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-15
GIRL LEADS GOLFERS.

PALM BEACH. Fla. February IS
tP).-Nirginia Van VIE, youthful
Chicago golf phenom today was
medalist in the qualifying rounds Of
the Florida women's CHAMPIONSHIPS
tournament here with 81
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PRO COURT LEAGUE.

LAST NIGHTS RESULT.
New York. "a Cleveland 10.
GAMES TONIGHT.
New York at Fort WAYNE.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
Rochester at Cleveland.
GAME TOMORROW.
New York at Fort Wayne.
GAMES THURSDAY.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
New York at Chicago.
GAME FRIDAY.
New York at Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-15
LEAGUE HOCKEY.

Winnipeg, 2; Chicago. 0.
Minneapolis, 2; st. Paul, 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-15

PITTSBURGH, Pa, February Is
N.-Robert Tarleton, one-time class
B base ball player and recently bust.
ness manager of the Shreveport club
of the Texas League, has been ac-
quired by the Pittsburgh Pirates as
scout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-15
WALKER HAS NEW BERTH

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Febru.
airy 10 R).-Cyril Walker, former ma
donal open golf champion. has signed
as professional at the Oklahoma CITY
Golf and Country Club.
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Heredity Is Blamed for Making
Monkeys of Some Duck Primers

determines excellence in typewriting.
If this is true in typewriting-"
Exactly" interrupted the Kid.
there might be a similar condition of
affairs in connection with bowling
skill, and that would make it run in
families, / guess
Eyes and no." agreed the Old
Timer. Even members OF a family
might inherit different physical quail
tiles. Ty Cobb's brother, you NAV
recall; never did learn to hit
Anyway" asserted the Kid, "these
tests are good enough to make it al.
most certain that bowling skill of the
highest sort depends upon natural ad-
vantages born with a guy. Those
psychologists sure have given us bum
shooters a swell alibi; I'm for them"
well. it begins to look as though
we must develop one of Wolsten.
holmes brothers if we are going to
get him trimmed" declared the Old
Timer. He apparently has the born
knack, plus long experience and prac.
tice.''
II guess Paul Pohler would have
the best chance of taking Glenn over
the Jumps" suggested the Kid II
hope they have another match
IF they do, I'm pulling for the
finals to be held here said the Old
Timer. Il want to see 'em, and IL
had to go to Boston I'd probably never
get back. Boy, the streets of Bos-
Those Corkscrew Streets,
"Are they really as crooked as PEG.
pie say they are?" asked the Kid
"Corkscrew would be the word to
describe most Of Them" said the Old
Timer, ''if the prohibition laws would
permit the use of that word Why,
there was q, guy that moved to Boston
and had terrible time finding his
way around. AT the end of the first
month he wanted to get rid Of an old
cat that had been left at the house
by the previous owners. So he put 1t
in a sack and started for the river
about mile away"
Drowned the cat. eh?" said the
Kid.
Drowned nothingv' exclaimed the
Old Timer. 1.-The streets were so
crooked that he got lost, and he never
would have found his way home IL he
had not let the cat out and followed
it,
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Yes, Sir, It's HeI-edity

"The main point is right here: This
essential voluntary control which the
star typewriter operator needs is not
the result of practice; 1t is the type of
arm muscle that is inherited which
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
Red Cross Credentials :. y

roll call of the American Red
that at least 100000 Americans respond to
call
Never before
world suffered from the peace time caasrohles
has during 1927 ~
to which were recently naxed Oy
unprecedented n England states
by the Red Cross in the MISSISSIPPI
in aTophes in the middle and southern
still fresh in the MINDS OF ne pe0pN
The Red in of President Coolidge The permanent
voluntary government OF the United Sae act
for all promptly practically efficiently in times OF distress
# MIGHT be added that the audited
, % [ the war deparmen thus enuing people money
they work is properly expended
+ pleasure to recall that Douglas responded call
ana that Aqua Prla ADDED meaSuaoV 70 ue
extended from this section OF the country
request president should present at least 600 members
the Red Cross
This membership required for 20
the and light OF past performances Douglas
the first day Of the drive
In backing President Coolidge
the American National Red Cross
have demonstrated most forcy
the support which must give to
this humanitarian institution"
Not since the
appeal has its accomplishments
during the nine months
without
have been shes and
the period of rehabilitation
If ever an organization justified
scrutinized ante-daing 1927
The misery that has been a1eviat
disasters
the Red its
IoA Cali InS year. L AAas 4,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
Pray, But Keep Powder Dry ri

seems commentary century
practically all peoples
theoretically representative the
o agreements oulawIng
closing
epitonzed of
marm educational institutions other than those specifically
diminish armament concrete would
Grafton world
entaiing membership, the league nations
nations
thing
Secretary speaking
the president of the United
place.
entirely of the
might with nations which nation
the future
nations their mpiatc designs subscribe to the
dction peace goodwill
There is dam that by destroying
releasing standing the paths
cripple while
would mpregnab defense that nation
international goodwill military
in schools other military institutions
pacficsm.
Niltalim il
universities gesture
than all the pacifsts
international of
Rule would require additions omissions
unseShy subscribe the Golden there
regardless of treaties
Whenever the nations
conduct laid
armies will
do is to keep their powder dry
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
GRAHAM TRUCKS
BEING MADE AT
COAST FACTORY

Operations in the new plant at
Stockton, California, for the product
ion of Graham Brothers trucks have
been started and production is to be
stepped up as rapidly as possible, ac-
cording to an announcement today by
Dodge Brothers,, Inc, the parent COM
pany The new building makes this
plant one of the largest in Stockton
in size and in value of its products, it
is claimed. rV
Graham Brothers business has been
particularly good this year on the Pa
cific Coast, registrations of Graham
Brothers trucks in California in the
first nine months leading those of
any other company Because of the
material gains which the company has
made west of the Rocky Mountains it
was impossible for the former plant
to turn out enough trucks to meet the
demand and it became imperative that
facilities be greatly increased.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
INDIVIDUALS MORE THAN SYSTEM, TO BLAME


cef Justice Taft addressed the national conference
utter lack OF of the criminal trials
JUDGES are ceo SIT upon the bench permit opposing
TO present the to the pointed Tey cannot
Of justice often results ignorance jurors He urged the necessity
n understanding the evidence upon il
on the y Justice Taft sad but it's efforts to
mee out justice more comneen
analyze evidence and testimony
% little likelihood that put effect in this
country The average seeing Justice ed
0u none OF us knows when might temptation and we
want as good chance possible This NAV not
conscious argument but back comforting thought
a gV persons have been imprisonment in America
discussion OF the evils Of the jury not new It
began ABOUT the time the feuda abolished and has connud
aS ever since We do not believe anything wrong with
w jury systetis the jurors
S rV mteLgent person determine guilt innocence a
oendant without suggestions
the judge not binding system still
"oo ne failure Jurors
available Most
are exempted by law have formed
an opinion when actually they This
leaves Venre OF either which to
cnooSe the
jurors emotions
more 70 orato
the ac that the majority Americans unddog results in an
acquitai of a guilty person.
The trouble doesn't lie in the lies with the indi-
Wda business and professional about the a of
justice in America and refuses to a
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
DON'T LET JOE BUST UP THE U. $.
(Coconino Sunl


Congressman California
represented by Los Angeles county willing
states Secede provided
Pacific and
government builds the
the anior work at harborS
possible
will actually remodel the these parts pacated
government OF the United
Coolidge
hot foot the
ventilation to Immediately the constitution
asbestos
where nothing
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO

Mrs. E. S. Howe, who has been
i'll for several days, is reported
to remain in a serious condition.
Mrs. Fred Moore has returned
from Clayton, N. Y, where she
was called by the illness of her
mother. She was joined here by
Mr.. Moore and returned to the
ranch in the Chiricahuas last
evening.
Miss Minnie Lintz is expected
to arrive this week from st.
Marys, Ohio, to take charge OF.
the seventh grade in the gram
mar school.
Miss Aileen Smith won the
ladies' tournament at the coun-
try club in the finals with Miss
Dorothy Packard with a score OF
rs and Us.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

Very few farmers can purchase all
the feed required for the dairy herd
and still make a profit AS rule, the
dairymen should raise large part of
the feeds consumed by his herd, es-
pecially the roughage feeds, which
form the basis of the ration
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
More Truth Than Poetry
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE

A DEFENSE
Can English doctor says that Amer
lean apple pie is the gastronomic
equivalent of an incendiary bomb.
On what heroic stuff was fed
The men of Plymouth Rock?
No common meat, no paltry bread
Could rear that gallant stock.
The food that heartened them to
dare,
With stern unflinching eye,
To run the redskin out of there
Was good old apple pie.
Who felled the forest from the land
With unabating zeSt,
And made the U. S. A. expand
Across the rolling west? 81
The men who always took along
An adequate supply
Of spirits, sometimes rather strong
And honest apple pie.
Let Britishers the dish decry
That feeds mighty brood
And say that noble apple pie
Was never fit for food.
And then remember, ere too late,
The fourth day of July,
Which we should never celebrate
Except for apple pie.
We venerate the mother land
Across the rocking sea,
In friendship now we grasp her hand
For both of us are free.
We recognize her might and worth
But in the days gone by
She might have. ruled this rolling
earth
If she'd ct apple pie!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
ICE CREAM SCHOOL

ST. PAUL-The University of Min
nesota experiment station has open
ed a school for ice cream makers. Lee
lures are given in the morning and
laboratory work in the afternoon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

They're packing EN- in for the foot
ball games at Soldiers Field in Chi
cago where Dempsey and Tunney
fought. Education hasn't been push
ed so far back by the prize fight after
ALL
The next time the government stages
an oil conspiracy trial, we think. an
alienist should be called in to- examine
the jurors for motor compleXes.
While Big Bill Thompson was bat
tling the British in Chicago, England
was observing rat week. Oh, rats!
If you don't believe we've had a
fine administration the last few years
you should read the presidents
Thanksgiving proclamation and grow
wise.
A Spokane man, whose wife got a
divorce was awarded a bathing suit
from the household effects just in
case he wants to take another plunge
The army is short of bullets, ac-
cording to Hanford MacNider Why not
send to Mexico for some?
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
TOO MITCH TO HOPE

TOO MUCH TO HOPE
A stove has been invented which
will cook a beefsteak in 80 seconds.
But who will invent waiter who
will bring it to you in less than half
an hour?
copyright, 1927, Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
ABE MARTIN

Life's jest one new dandruff cure
after another. "Well, I'm glad
don't live in Mexico" says Gabe
Craw, who went t. tn wall Yesterday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
Plucked From the Plains

| tuCheu EEOHI LNe EtuLItS
Oculist Chanding sight-testing card)
II want you to read this, please.
Old Lady--Would you be so kind as
to read it for me? My sight is not
very good.-Answers.
A Hollywood film actress has re-
married r2r first husband. Either the
supply of husbands is running short
at Los Angeles, or else the lady pre-
sumably had an indifferent memory
for faces.
Student-Will you wake me UP af-
ter this lecture?
| Another-Did you bring the alarm
! clock?-Wisconsin Octopus
Padre-You'll ruin your stomach,
my good man, drinking that stuff
Old Scak-S'all right. 1t won't show
with my coat on. Cornell Widow.
The hostess was talking to one Of
her guests as the two sat on the lawn
Beautiful, aren't they?" remarked
the hostess.
"Pardon?" inquired the guest.
Il say; they're beautiful, aren't
they?" .
I'm sorry" roared the guest, "but
can't hear word for those damned
chimes. West Point Pointer.
What makes the grass grow green,
Uncle Tom?"
"That question is futile, Liza, flu
tile. Nebraska Awgwan.
Who's the lady with the little
wart?"
"sh-h-h! Keey quiet. That's her
husband. Tit Bits,
A darkie went to consult the local
doctor. AS he was leaving, the doctor
remarked
you've forgotten something"
mo" replied the da1Hy.
/ Yes you have,P said the doctor.
my fee for the advice have given
you is four dollars"
EYES," answered the darky, "but I
amt gwine to take your. advice
North London Recorder.
Lillian Braithwaite writes an article
on Mothers Who Love Too Much"
| Too much what?-The Pink I'm.
"I, have to live very plainly" said
an Indian dancer to a newspaper in
terviewer, the other day. On bread
and Buddha, we presume.-Every-
body's Weekly. U
Can you remember the first boy
you ever kissed?"
cant even remember the last one"
Texas Ranger.
He-A man asked me this after
noon if I wouldnC drop in some time
and see his line of snappy neckwear.
She-Salesman?
He-No, a musical revue producer.
Williams Purple Cow.
He-Are you going in my direction?
! She-YeS! gfV 3e
He-Wait a minute, I'll walk with
you.- Cincinnati Cynic.
| j This Is Punny
! American-Shoot little pool?
! Englishman-No don't play the
bally game
Editors Note-When we see the guy
! who wrote this, something besides pool
will be Shot!-Ohio State Sun Dial.
"Just between you, me, and the
lampost, what do you see in that girl?"
mot thing But with the girl be-
tween me and the lamp post-well,
that's a different story" Minnesota
Ski Nah.
Driver of the car unfamiliar with
the road)-I take the next turn, don't
I?
Muffled voice from the back seat
Like thunder you do!-Dartmouth
Jack-o' Lantern.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

TOO CAPITALISTIC
Private ownership of juries will
never be popular in this country
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
With Other Editors
A DANGEROUS sEAT THE SAFETY VALVE
(Phoenix Republican,


Muoni said ect aboishing public
a waste
the neeing
they
steam whenever srcharged uncomfortable
prohibiting dioS
utances
violence Otherwise
whatever 0
The speaker who blow off steam aordg
to huh alone but maybe number
themselves benefit he
derives removes from
others
Mister making mistake
seat on safety
as it will when confined safety about the first to 60
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

WHAT WILL THE UPKEEP BE?
1t is reported that the new Ford
car cost $24O,OOO,0OO. And that is
only the first cost.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

A Hollywood film actress has re-
married t2r first husband. Either the
supply of husbands is running short
at Los Angeles, or else the lady pre-
sumably had an indifferent memory
for faces. a
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

Driver of the car unfamiliar with
the road)-I take the next turn, don't
I?
Muffled voice from the back seat
Like thunder you do!-Dartmouth
Jack-o'-Lantern.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

Student-Will you wake me UP af-
ter this lecture?
Another-Did you bring the alarm
clock Wisconsin Octopus.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

"Just between you, me, and the
lampost what do you see in that girl?"
mot thing But with the girl be-
tween me and the lamp post-well,
that's different story Minnesota
Ski -U-N1ah.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

Padre-Youll ruin your stomach,
my good man, drinking that stuff.
Old Soak-Sall right. 1t won't show
with my coat on. Cornell Widow.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

Oculist (handing sight testing card)
Il want you to read this, please.
Old Lady-Would you be so kind as
to read it for meP My sight is not
very good.--Answers.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

What makes the grass grow green,
Uncle Tom?"
"That question is futile, Liza, fu-
tile. Nebraska Awgwan.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

Lillian Braithwaite writes an article
on Mothers Who Love Too Much"
Too much what?-The Pink I'm.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

who's the lady with the little
wart?"
"sh-h-h! Keez quiet. That's her
husband Tit Bits,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

This Is Punny
American-Shoot a little pool?
Englishman-No don't play the
bally game.
Editors Note-When we see the guy
who wrote this, something besides pool
will be shot!-Ohio State Sun Dial
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

81 have to live very plainly" said
an Indian dancer to newspaper in
terviewer, the other day. On bread
and Buddha, we presume.-Every-
body's Weekly. Eb9
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

A darkie went to consult the local
doctor. AS he was leaving, the doctor
remarked:
you've forgotten something"
mo" replied the dal1y.
Yes, you have,P said the doctor.
my fee for the advice have given
you is four dollars"
''Yes," answered the darky, "but
amt gwine to take your advice e.
North London Recorder
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

I'm sorry" roared the guest, "but
/ can't hear word for those damned
chimes. West Point Pointer.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

The hostess was talking to one Of
her guests as the two sat on the lawn
listening to a chimes recital.
Beautiful, aren't they?" remarked
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

He-Are you going in my direction?
She-Yes! 5tV n3r
He-Wait minute, I'll walk with
Cincinnati Cynic
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

Can you remember the first boy
you ever kissed?"
"Can't even remember the last one"
Texas Ranger.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

He-A man asked me this after
noon if wouldnC drop in some time
and see his line Of snappy neckwear.
She-Salesman?
He-No, a musical revue producer.
Williams Purple Cow.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-13


ner provided by Section u. Chapter
252, Of the Laws of 1916. is $S45, u.s..
Sf5. co.
G. The net debt of the County of
Atlantic, computed in the manner
provided in Section II OF the aforc,-
said Act. including the bonds author
lied by this resolution to be issued.
also including bonds authorized to be
issued under another resolution this
day passed is the sum of S4.9l8, 705. 66.
ID. The statements required by Sec
ton IL of the aforesaid Act have been
made and filed as in said Act required.
E. The character of the improve
are 10 be issued is making al
terations. additions and furnishing
the addition to the County 4uDerc,.
losis Hospital at Mortified, Atlantic
County, New Jersey. which is a frame
building.
And Be IT FURTHER RESOLVED
by the Board of Chosen Freeholders
of the County of Atlantic that said
bonds be dated the first day of June.
1927; that they be issued in denomina-
ton of One Thousand Dollars (S1,-
600. G0J each and bear interest mt the
rate of four and one-haIf per cent
q y 20 per annum, payable semi an
nually, and numbered from one a. 10
twenty-six (2GJ inclusive, payable as
follows:
Two bonds on the first day Of June
of each year. beginning with 1928 up
to and including the year 1910.
That they be signed by the Director
of this Board. he being the chief pre-
siding officer and by the Clerk of this
Board. and countersigned by the Coun-
~ Treasurer. ana De under the cor
perate seal of this Board. and that
the coupons bear the facsimile sigma
ttlre Of the County Treasurer: that
they be coupon bonds with the priv
ilege of resiStra ton as 10 principal
only. or upon surrender Of all the
coupons may be fully registered as to
both principal and interest, and that
they be sold upon sealed proposals.
after due advertisement according TO
law. and that no more bonds shall be
sold than viii produce the sum equal
10 Twenty SIX Thousand Dollars
fS26 600 00J and an additional sum OF
less than One Thousand Dollars
($l 900. 00j That they recIte that they
ore issued pursuant TO Chapter 252
of the Laws of l9lG, and the various
amendments thereof and supplements
thereto. and that the proceeds are 10
he used TO defray the cost Of alteld-
tons and additions TO the County. Tu-
berctilosis Hospital located at North
field. Atlantic County. New Jersey.
and the furnishing OF the same; That
they be sold Hnder the direction OF
tile Finance Committee. in conjunc-
ton with the County Solicitor and
County Treasurer, and they are here
by authorized TO proceed $ rapidly
] as possible with the sale ana delivery
/ of said bonds in accordance with The
/ STATUTES OF this state. and the proper
I officers of THIS Board he and they are
Hereby authorized to execute the said
bonds on behalf of this Board, which
bonds are not 10 be executed or de-
Ifvered until after the third day OF
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-13

.laee of registration as to principal on
w or upon surrender OF all the cou-
pons may be fully registered as TO
both principal and interest and that
they he sold upon sealed proposals.
after due advertisement according 10
law, and that no more bonds shap De
sold than viii produce the Sun equal
to Three Hundred Thirty Thousand
Dollars ($330, 000.00l. and an add tonai
SIM of not less than One Thousand
Dollars Isl 600 O01 That they recite
that they are issued pursuant 10 CHAP
fer 252 of the Laws of 1916, ana the
various amendments thereof ana sup
Elements thereto, and that the pro-
ceeds are TO be used 10 uelfay tle
cost of reconstruction and paving oil
tJis.f section of Nentnor Avenue,
known as section /. from F'rederieks-
burg Avenue which separates Vent
nor City from Margate, TO q point
about midway between Coolidge Ave
nue. and Both Avenue, being the me
separating Margate CITY from the
Borough of Longport; that they be
sold under the direction OF the FINANCE
Committee in conjunction with the
County Solicitor and County Treasu-
rer and they are hereby authorized 10
proceed as rapidly as possible wlthithe
sale and delivery OF said bonds, IN ac-
cordance with the statutes OF this
State, and the proper officers of TINS
Board be and they are hereby auth
orized TO execute the said bonds on
behalf of this Board. which bonds are
not to be executed or delivered until
after the third day of June, 1927,
This Board hereby delegates To I'm
och L. Johnson its chief financial Of
flcer. its power to award or reject amy
or all bids that may be received.
The foregoing resolution was adopt
ed BY the Board of Chosen F'reeholders
of the County of Atlantic, ON the nth
day of May, 1927. Permanent bonds
authorized thereby will be issued and
delivered after the third day of June,
1927. and any suit. action or proceed
ing to set aside or vacate said reso-
luton, must be taken within twenty
coo days after the publication OF this
statement
f. w. WII4LETTS.
Clerk of the Board OF Chosen
Freeholders.
Dated: May IL, 1927.