davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-03-13

Soviet authorities passed the hat"
among the Cossack population and
raised sufficient funds to erect q new
church. In another instance the err.
ployes OF a factory near Moscow built
a church from funds supplied by vol
untary contributors. the majority q,
whom were workers.
Evening star., 1927-03-13
Woman Asks $4,000 Damages.

Mrs. Jessie l.. Aimquist has sued
the George A. Fuller Construction
Co. for $1,000 damages for the death
of her husband, August A. Almquist.
The deceased was employed as car
penter during the erection of the Far
rington Hotel building and April 20
fell 10 feet to his death.
Evening star., 1927-03-13

1t pays 10 read the want columns Of
The star. Hundreds of situations are
obtained through them.
Evening star., 1927-03-13
CHURCH GROWS IN RUSSIA
Despite Soviet Campaign, People
Show Religion.

MOSCOW, March 10 R.--Despite
the Soviet government campaign
against religion. church building is
actually going on in many parts OF
Russia.
In the kuban region the local
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24

545-Johnson and girl friend
] 6.50-"P Popular Psychology"
. Meyer Davis orchestra
i S-"FootIight and Lamplight"
/ 20-Staniey Davis, ukulele
I ,:3o-Orestes Caldwell, radio com
missioner. in interview
:45-Inkowa Glee CLUB
9:i5-Laura Binder, pianist
Notwithstanding ana Peligrino. song
9i5-Mme. Strelora, soprano, an
Juan Martin, tenor
i9-Edith Rain, yiollnist
lo:l5-Blue Bin Ballad Bess
10,30-Florence Eurdett, comcIi
ienne
10:45-WGBS string ensemble
Hilary Macdonald, orchestra
poo-WMsG-3O3
6-Fain and Dunn, songs
g.: Frances Sper
G:S9-Harold Manning, saxophono
6:45-Lookie. California songbirt
Louis Wallach, tenor
7:15-Cart Smith
:S0-Edwin Howard, violin
1;4j-Bert Dagmar. songs
s-Lucilla Bolton, ballads
>.l1-Joe Davis, Melody Man
7s:30-Hock'y. Montreal Canadlens
vs.. Americans
kulele Al Bert
10: 45-SIouy SIX orchestra
7so-NLNL-3sl
S.39---AlGrad Lawrence, cellist
S.45-Paul Gayet, baritone
s-"What Price i1ealth?"
g:l5-Nlnorc ensemble
9:40-Alma Stoll contralto
le-"Question Box
l4:l5-k, OF c, concert orchestra
O2-NRNY-31a
doris Tauber, Girl Friend
7:19-Ship saiings; weather
1:l5-Doris Tauber
7:25-Lidograms
1:&0-Chickcns and pigs
1:45-WadsWort orchestra
S.l5-William DeMangin, tenor
S;30--Maloot' quintet
9-Stephen Cauker's artists
io-J osef Arcieri, mandolinist
l0:21-ozark girls, songs
l0:4o-Mac and Lennie. "Comicali-
Ties"
1l-Napoleon's dance orchestra
710-WGL--l22
6-Orchestra, dinner music
6;35-Banjo Buddy. banjo
G:S0-Reis and Silver, songs
7;15-Tracey and Daugherty. songs
1:30-Maiestic ensemble
s-"Child Protection"
S:15-I'lorence Coltz soprano
S:$o-Conroy and Kenyon, piano
duo
S:45-Mae Sims, uke ana songs
9-Irish hour
i0-Nagahond serenaders
S3O-NHN-361
&: 4o-Perry Bradford, entertainer
dance orchestra
/ :35-Jewish congregation
: lllIt, bdIl1OIlt
Chateau
S:35-Theater orchestra
Adams, songs
9:l5-Melody Boys. harmony
9:3O-Theater orchestra
lo-cookie. popular songs.
10:l5-McGrath and Donnelly. songs
lo:3c-Dance orchestra
1l-NTG
ll:lo-Duoknlan and Perry songs
1880 Dance orchestra
57O-NNYC-5o6
5:5o--Agnes Nernon's il, eniles
d:lo-"Timely Health Hints"
8 :25-l1arry Dudley, composer
f:40-Market high spots
6: 50-FranlS kitaeff, violinist
7;lo-"Cur Accent" Prot. Mayne
7:3o-Pollcc alarms
I:35--kyno and Malone, Irish mu-
sic
7 '45-"German Folk Songs"
s-"Thc Gifted child
s:l5-Ethei kca, soprano
h:30-Bar association meeting
8: 5--Dorothy Sinuott. contralto
10 :lo-Manrice La Noye. baritone
l0:30-Policc alarms: weather
sS0-NMCA-3lI
The Melody Man
); i5-Sam Marks "Theater"
) :30-Nail's ensemble
High Hat Entertainers
q NJ 4iCtIr (,rrclng
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24
H0UCK CASE MYSTERIOUS
No Evidence Crime Has Been Com
mittcd So Doctor Cannot Be
Brought Back to Washington.

Washington, March "a (P -- DR..
! knutt Houck, detained by authori-
ties in Albany. Oregon, will not be
| brought here for the inquest to be
! held over the body OF his wife
which was found floating with face
upturned in the Potomac river
near here.
This announcement was made by
United States Attorney Peyton
Gordon. whose office has cooper
ated with city police in the battling
Uouck case, and came after Ma
ior Edwin +. Hcsse, superintendent
of police. last night had said de-
tective would be sent for DR.. Houcli
as soon as he was placed under
arrest.
Mr.. Gordon said that Washing
ton city authorities had no right
TO bring Or. Eouck here when
there was no evidence that a crime
had been committed. Mrs. HotlcS
disappeared from her home here
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24

Is-Eussian hand
fa.=5-Nows- huifa.;rs
.lf-rayfto,,s orchestra
.1f.az-snIita palmer SONGS
-lf.g5-I.ayito,y.s orcbastra
NATURALIZATION Is,o,d-a,-
7.aH-E, : parros orpanist
1.5a--rfaIrt,it j,sns
p, ,-a5-r,artif,a schmidt sonrano
i<.-5-Dr JJ.ra t5aae- yiol,nis,
$40 Minnie scha.fer, soprano
a--Rjhfe lecture
1,oo-NNHI-Nond~idc--o59
-, Co.. ,,...r
- -. 80. 10
- ,,t,d 60 1'.'' lno,,,..u,
80. -, ~, 1,,,,...,;.
w. r,a,lt N', - 49,, - II '-''-
,t,,ata aroi,1s,,,
5000. u>,r, ,,,.;o,,o-
g.,I I,...,.'. '.'''.,.,
,a. ...
no., Jts. ...,s,a
,aoo u,.T na,, a.,
-. I-.,.'''.i,.ra, r'"nr
~. ,[
'--st'ial9 Gang Of artlSts
6'@3-liaToid Van Nart. tenor
ANN, WI $500,
90 a.. =
f:"o-- Mixed quartet
co. u.nn ,n ,,,. -,
e.,.4 f,.,',',, s...,..,,.. a,f,.',.
"'~-l'rlSrh society orchestra
':"'-~l ease ana Nelson
H---tianhan Harmonlsts
>:@'--AI Wilson'S Playmates
3-Chlld welfare talk
3;l"- ManZke and Goellner, songs
9:4'--h Emu l}ieb"r, baritone
4y-cluo program
! 12'o-NAAI-Jersey City-235
Dinner orchestra
/ It ease ana Neison' songs
''I9-N aAl program
. A:"o--Aad Anthony wayne
5-Hofdce bhsh, songs
: V'99--Dahce orchestra
I'9o-N Cf-NeWark-2o2
Alice From Wonderland
/ o'i7-A hSha" harmony Girls
/ ~ 81 ANNE Brown. cohtralto
-" -1iazel eoen' soprano
I ''42-l-lterary review
MOZART concert trio
/ >'"p-lihpefiaI Laundry lmps
'-Cash Musical Nuts
'''p-Afllsls prize contest
'''o-"DN M-Ne"arh-2so
D'"o-Dlilher music
q "V-tlaillet. 5 orchestra
S;"p-Heleh Ruolnsky' soprano
! - o-l'ouiS r. heatifls' pianist
1ltI's entertainers
nc teaulallS
'f'-" ->e"'rh--o'
i''i'ee o'cllVStia
-hlll feliFhelh' sports
olcieStra
~ "''-cafiol' ana Murray haalo
hoSS
o11 10y. us ofc'ltStfa
>-'"'e'so''-''i
9-hoeh orchestra
- 'i''eii rlol''
iiu " eek "3Nollohil service
N;9o-l Instrumental TRIO
i'ofeA|o llousoh' baritone
o,i h'Ae9' '',N
''''N l'iu9e oiNHe'ti"
oioI'ia. 3'r,lu.~S'a
'''-" '''''''e''''''-'oo
I'''''tpi liua''
I,oi. 'aiI nir'il"'s l'S'
iuse 'esSo'i ,.,-,.
o'I2i ~ II. a. "aiioo!'h ofch'
+ an | II
%.25"Is alIa uanry .''' sp orn.,3o rv,
l0:O5-Conccrt
ll-Harrv MacDonald's orchestra
,6O-NLu-phila
7:3U-Weekly review
tnSn A-r1I- pl,iIo1aInbio-c
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24

| 0--DauCe music
Observation-Disclosures
I 5-t1-A Day at Stam On Mili,a1,
/ Academy
/ .5o-NH A~IsollisNiIle-IO
/ :3n-Concert; Sunday school les
son; welfare talk; time announce
ment
/ Sll-NEHH-Clcar
, Dinner music; band
artist recital
i1-Dance music
/ SR-itlanta-i2S
6-Concart; educational talk
! 3-Concert
lQ:45-Organ recital; musicale
IO6O-NSN-\ash,iile-2S3
S:S0-Dinner concert
4-Classical concert; songs
l0-Same as WEAF
1l-Studio recital
l:30-Organ recital
X-Ha,ana-lOO
$50 1:3G--Cuban concert; dance
orchestra
s5.-CZE-McNico City-35O
.: 3G--ConCcrt
1o-Music: weather: lecture
.3O-ClJ-Nc>ico City-i1O
10--Talks: music
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24
Western Stations
D.O-k

! Observation-Disclosures
! G-Dinncr concert
! ,:30-f'arln reports
! Same as WIZ
65G-WCAE-Fittsburgh-t6l
| S-1G-Artlst recital: dance music
! 9-Same as Wf,AF
| t1-Dance orchestra
Observation-Disclosures
7-Concert
/ S--Popular music
! S:30-Christian Science lecture
! 3:30-Studio recital
/ 1l-Dance orchestra
| Observation-Disclosures
! S-Dinner concert
| Same as WEAF
32O-WSAI-Ci ncinnati-326
! Musicale
lo-Program from WEAF
11-Dance orchestra
71O-WLW-Cincinnati-l22
1:30--Talk; dance music
l0--Songs; dance music
i1-Popular songs
2-Midnight Frolic
CHICAGO ON THE AIR.
STANDARDIZATION City-345
9-Brass, mixed quartets: chorus
62O-WOC-Dayenport-4Sl
.:30-Music
S:3o--Male quartet
9-Same as WEAF'
ll--Concert
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s:30-Popular duets
9-Same as WE,Af'
l1--Wcather; dance music
l2-Arctic program
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS City-36G
school of the Air
12:45-Nighthawk Frolic
S30-kGO-Oakla nd-361
1-Symphony orchestra; markets
$780, -Dance music
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24
TUESDAY
Eastern Standard Time.

Note Asterisns o. Indicate Pick
o. The prograna
Figures 20 The LEFT OF call letters in-
d.eate ki.ocyclas. those 20 right.
meters.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24
MOSCOW IS JIBH.ANT
Pleased at Chinese Leaders Dcclar
alton For Communism

Moscow. Russia. March "A TIP
Declaration by the Cantonese gen.
eral, Pal Tsung- Hsi. that Shanghai
would be used by the Chinese ma
tionaljsts as the base for world
revolution" was received jubilantly
by the communists IN Moscow.
whose own plans along this line.
have never been abandoned.
"China's 4o0,oon,o00 people in
joining Eussia's 40, 000,o@0 give us
a gigantic lever with which to over
run the forces Of capitalism. i'm
parialism and exploitation of the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24

December IA, after an alleged
quarrel with her husband, who
then was psychiatrist at St. Eliz-
abeth's hospital, a government in
stitution. This was the last heard
OF her until her body was found
yesterday.
A preliminary coroner's examina-
tion disclosed no marks Of violence,
and none We're found when an au-
topsy was performed later. Further
inquest is to be held later.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24

Dinner concert. Hotel TIeuolein
Trio: a. Chant sans Paroles
fTschaikowskyl D. Pas das Am
pAogas lL'hamlnade); C. Mcnuet
MI 'antico tkarganoft): d. Sig
nuna's Love soug rom Die Wal
lure tWagu"rI; -. Les Patlneurs
THE Skaters tWaldteUten
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24

colonial Masses prominent COM
munist told the correspondent to-
day.
Shanghai can be used as the
nucleus of the world revolution in
the east, while Moscow will be the
citadel for the world upheava! in
the west"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24
Waterbury Alienation
Suit Is Withdrawn

Waterbury, March "A Up - The
$4,000 alienation OF affections case
by Pasquale Del Nigro against his
parents-in law. Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Gigliotti of Danbury was with
drawn from superior court here
yesterday by counsel for the plain
tiff. 1t was reported a settlement
had been reached.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24
New York Stations
6GO--N J/--t5i

6G0---N J/--toi
5.@@-Hafkat quotations
5.55-- Financial summary
5:4o--Cotton quotations
5.a0-Farm market reports
George SttlImln, 'Dahiias'
5.I9-Pennsylyanla orchestra
Our musical United States
$50 -9-Froeram Of music
10 studio quartet, Virginia Rich
ards, soprano
i0.36--1wln Oaks or nestra
biU-NIAI-iD2
salvatore de Coco, saXophoue
5:ta---I.o J. Bartunique, baritone
5;3a-May BreeH. banjoist; Peter
De Rose. pianist
waldorf dluHsr music
7-Federa,tou Hymn Sing
-7:36-Famous Characters M Liter
ature
Comfort hour
3o-With great composers. Ar
cadie HirkGohoI2, Flolinist
4-Ciicquot tskimos
la---Goodrich quartet ami orch
1f--Vincrnt Lopez's orchestra
05O--NGHs--siS
Uncle Gaebec, Wellington icts
saronadars
job en ara slr utend
#g English course
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-24
New England Stations
63D-N TiC-iiarllori as

63o-MTiC-Hart l-S
Dinner concert Hotel Heublein
Trio; a. Chant sans Paroles
tTschaikowskyl D. Pas des Am
phogas tChamInade); c. Mcnuet
MI 'antico tKarganoft): d. Sig
mund's Love song rom Die Wal
LIRE tWagu"rJ; -. Les Patlneurs
THE Skaters C"aldteu:ep
j .25--News
i.51--Joselh Healy, reader
-i5-Accoriion solos,. a. sharp
shooters March tMetaIlo); b. Sat
friday Night waltz (JohEson); c.
Memories OF tpsala tSchottische)
tHellstrom); 4. Life III the Woods
ot Finland tCarlson): e Lively
Memories (March) fJohnsonl !,
Fred Johnson, accordlonlst
Mid-week Religious Sing with
'l!s West Hartford Baptist choir.
The Quartet 49, Margaret ArCari.
soprano: Madeline lIickie, alto;
Henry SaldoE, tenor: Edward Del
lert, bass
The Quartet 49, HYMN lArr. Ma
SOM
rontraIto Solo - Hark Harl Nv
soul ffhadwick): Madeline Hickia
The quartet - Ave Maria (schu-
BERT,
Eass Solo - Fear Not Ye, 0
Israel IEuck). Edward Da]lart
The Quartet - God Is Nv t,uide
fSchuhertJ
soprano Il VIII Fytol 1'hea q
Lord ,(,osta) MARGARET Arcari
The Quartet - O Sing Unto God
With the Harm tarrauped from
Pilgrims Chorus", Wagner,
.:3a-Staff Artists Period with In
ger Earnest Rob.rts sonrano.
Laura c. Gaudet. ACCOMMODATING
and Lester Wheeler. tenor. Daisv
Gardner. accompanist
Tenor - "Ah Moon OF NV De
light" from IN a Persian Gar
dem Iiza I.hmanu,. Mr.
Wheeler
Soprauo - T,yo Norwan,,an Songs
Ia NorgeejanJ. a. Saeterpentan's
Sondag tDIe EulD: h. Solyaje's
Song (Grjeg). Mrs, Roberts
'Teuor - a, ON Erebee Island
,Osgood). b, When the Roses
Bloom (Reichardt). G Com. to
the Fair (Martin): Mr.. Wheeler
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06

estry service, Flagstaff, and Mr..
Spencer and party from the Hopi
House, Grand Canyon, were in Tuba
on the Both and ali visited the school
and viewed the curtain in the new
auditorium.
Mrs M w. Borufn, for the past
seven months matron in the boys DOR
lnitory of the Western Navajo school
at Tuba City, left on the S0th of April
for California where she has accept
ed 8 position in which we all wish her
the best of luck. Mrs. Borum was
we'll liked by all who knew her and
proved to be very efficient matron.
Supt. C. L. Walker of the Western
Navajo agency, Tuba City, accompan-
led by Mrs. John Peasants and Mrs.
Grace Soedt motored to Flagstaff on
the 1st where Mr.. Walker appeared
before the Flagstaff Chamber Of
Commerce in behalf of the good or new
road drive for a road from Bluff,
Utah, through to Flagstaff via Ka-
yenta and Tuba City Mr.. Walker
holds forth great hopes Of success
ful finish Of this road project. The
party returned to Tuba on the eve
ming of the End
S. N. Mangum, stockman at Kayen-
ia and Fl. T. Donald, Indian police on
the reservation, motored to Tuba
City on the 1st returning to Kayenta
on the morning of the End.
Practically all of Tuba City went
out, via motor, to the rattlesnake den
discovered by A. J. Tarter, day school
teacher, on the 1st, but the net re-
suits of their crusade was one dead
rattlesnake and expenditure Of much
gasoline and energy. Apparently the
snakes must have had advance in
formation and left for parts unknown.
There is great talk of an early start
toward the construction of dam near
the junction of the Little Colorado
river and the Colorado river, by the
Consolidated Verde Copper company,
in connection with an irrigation and
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06
State Historian
Seriously HL

Major George H. Kelly, state his
torian who has been at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. c. +. Rawlins. of
Globe, since early in March recuperat-
ing from an attack Of heart trouble.
suffered a relapse according to Mrs.
Effie r. Keen, his secretary in the
historians office. Mrs. Keen left for
Globe to consult with Major Kelly
concerning matters connected with
office.
Major Kelly was ordered to the hos
pital early in March for observation
by his physician. At that time the
doctor said his condition was not
alarming, but urged that he take a
rest. He remained in the hospital for
about week, after which he went to
Globe for prolonged rest.
He had apparently been improving
and was expected to return to Phoenix
this week. The first intimation that
he had suffered a relapse came yes
terday in long-distance phone mes
sage to Mrs. Keen, who left immedi-
ately for Globe.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06
chaotic condition.

chaotic condition.
"Many people" DR.. Jackson stated,
recover spontaneously without treat
ment, but most Of these recOveries are
from the bite Of harmless snakes.
Others are bitten by poisonous snakes
that fail to inject poison under the
skin. Occasionally, we find large
rattler who does not secrete venom.
The venom produces violent pain
instantly. A patient who comes
stating that he has been bitten BY a
rattlesnake and who has no pain, has
not been bitten by rattlesnake.
Immediately after being bitten by a
rattlesnake apply tourniquet
between the bite and the heart. This
should be applied tightly enough 70
shut off the blood. Incise deeply with
knife around the. punctures made
by the snake Apply suction by
means Of the mouth or some suction
apparatus Keep the tourniquet in
place 80 minutes. Reapply for 20
minutes after loosening it for a few
seconds. At the end of this period
loosen it for a few seconds and tighten
if for another 20 minutes. Repeat
this three or four times"
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06

electric power project in the con
struction of which it is reported the
Copper company expects to spend
seven million dollars. If this goes
through it should make things very
prosperous for many miles around.
1t is reported that several more
movie companies will take pictures on
the Western Navajo reservation dur
ing the summer. Apparently Holly
wood is moving to Arizona.
A new sheep dipping plant Is in
progress of construction at the Gap
under the able supervision of j. ID,
Fish Of Flagstaff. This will be Of
great advantage in the eradication Of
scabies among the Indian sheep on
the reservation.
All Of Tuba City were sorry to hear
of the death of DIR. Dennis of the btlv
reau of animal. industry in Flagstaff
last week. DR.. Dennis was well
known and liked by all here and he
will be very greatly missed by his
many friends and co-workers. Our
sympathy is extended to all his loved
ones in their sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Lynch, of Flag
staff, who have been in Tuba for the
past year, where Mr.. Lynch has been
in charge Of the various construction
projects underway, motored to Flag
staff on the 30th Of April, returning
OH the evening Of May /.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Youngblood, the
cook at the employees mess and driver
of the agency Fords6n tractor mo-
tored to Flagstaff on the morning of
the 30th of April and returned on the
afternoon of the 1st. They were ac-
companied on their return by Mrs.
Youngblood's sister, who will assist
Mrs. Youngblood in the employees
mess dining room and kitchen.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06
TUBA CITY
J 4%~%~~%@A@%4@&@s

Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Kerper of
San Francisco, Calf, and Mr.. and
Mrs. I. j. Creighton Of Blue Ridge
Summit, Penn, visited Tuba City on
the 9th of April and viewed the cur
tain in the new auditorium. This
party was on their way east after a
much pleased with Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Cameron and
son of the Union Oil company of Flag
staff visited Tuba on the 9th COM
bining business and pleasure. They
also viewed the auditorium curtain
and expressed great surprise at the
wonderful piece Of work that was done
by an unframed Hopi Indian painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of the Ell Tovar
hotel, Grand Canyon, Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison, also of Grand Canyon, ac-
companied by Mrs. III. L. Bowles Of
Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Kinball Of the Kimball hotel system
at Beach Bluff, Mass, composed a
party that motored over to Tuba City
on the 29th of April and among points
of interest such as the Painted Desert,
the Petrified Forest, the oHnosaur
tracks and the petrified pumpkin
patch they also viewed the auditorium
curtain at Tuba City Indian school and
were very much delighted with this
piece of Indian art.
Mrs. Rupert L. Larson, editor of the
Nashville News, Nashville, Tenn, and
DR.. Douglass, professor of astronomy
at the University of Arizona visited
Tuba City on the 30th of April and
viewed the auditorium curtain.
S. I. Richardson of the trading post
at Inscription House was in Tuba City
on business on May /.
G. A. Pearson of the national for
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06

v. Watson.
Warranty deed--Annis E. McGookin
to Hugh McGookin.
Warranty deed: Babbitt Brothers
Lands company to Hart Cattle COM
pany.
Warranty deed: Babbitt Brothers
Trading company to G. O. Bar Live
Stock company.
Certificate Of partnership: Alfred
Skeels ct al to White Garage, Linz
tied.
Agreement: Thomas Mcmillan and
Harold Cotton.
Water certificate: State Of Arizona
to Sanford Rowe and Ed Hamilton.
Warranty deed: G.. W. Isham to
Landis j. Arnold.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06
; = . = y Z = = = !
INSTRUMENTS
RECORDED
J = . . 9He . = . . go . Z

Warranty deed--Jos. H. Fronmiller
to A. L. Dunklin, Flagstaff residence
property.
Warranty deed Patricia Quijada to
Charles E. Murray, Williams, prop
erty.
Warranty deed David Babbitt to
Charles Prochnow.
Bill Of sale David Babbitt to
Charles Prochnow.
Warranty deed: Saginaw & Manis-
tee Lumber company to William
Boyce Thompson.
Agreement: Edward C. Ryan to H
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06

Itstremendous popularity evidence
that the Chrysler 80" offers type
of performance SO utterly different as
to stamp, il unique in its field and at
its price.
The public has enthusiastically
preferred its outstanding qualities
of dash and vigor and aliveness
and riding comfort = and while
this success was early assured, it
was never for an instant expected
TO assume the startling proportions
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06
OUTSELLS
Because II ExceIS
Every Other Six Of It's Price
90 miles blus-7Oltb exceptional ease
7-bear1ng eranksbajf
4-aUbeeI hydraulic brakes

Of Chrysler 80" sales today.
Drive the Chrysler "6o' yourself
and you'll instantly appreciate the
unique character of its performance.
You'll realize then whyPublic prefer
ence of its smooth 6O-mile-an-hour
performance, its economy, its easy
steering, its smooth riding and its
safety, has played such an important
part in raising Chrysler from 27thto
4th place in three years.
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3b; Kent, IS; Carr, IF; Burros, CT;
Bracco and Marcos, If. For the sin
glesConroy, p; Newman, G; Roads,
1b; Melick, 2b; Tarleton, BIB; Cole. IS;
Frambaugh, RI; Metzgar, cf; Aired, If.
Oscar Aired, who was at the Canyon
several months last year, returned
Sunday to work as welder with the
shop extensioners and will be valu-
able addition to the baseball material.