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Musical instruments
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Miscellaneous for Sale

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Rhodes-Burford
USED FURNITURE
Looks Like New and
Costs About Half
VERY LIBERAL TERMS
Porch Swings $500 up
Wood and fiber.
Golden Oak Extension
Table .............. 6.S5
Vernis Martin and
Brass Beds, each. -. sos
Fireless Cooker ,....... 6.95
2-Weu type.
Upholstered Wing
Rocker ............ $50
Choice of platform rocker
or straight rocker.
Tufted Couch ......... $50
Combination Bookcase. 1855
Refinished and in good condition
One Lot Of Odd Size
Bedsprings, $3.50 to $50
Top-Icing Refrigerator 9.75
50Pound size.
Somnoe or Night
Cabinet ........c. 9.S5
Solid walnut buried front.
Automatic Bed Daven-
port, golden oak. 9.S5
Marble Top Dresser .. 1886
Solid walnut.
Brass Bed, Spring and
Mattress ...... l4.05
Side Oven Gas Range. 1856
Bed Davenport ..... 1900 !
Excella style I Il9ti Genuine
Beauty Rest Mattress,
choice ......... 24.50
Full size. Simmons.
Estate Gas Range ..... 24.50
Slide oven. with white por-
celain front.
r e d Living Room
quite ............ ZG0U
Pieces; sofa. chair and
rocker.
Lot of Odd Walnut
Chiffoniers .......... 27.50
Golden Oak Suite 80. $3.50
3 Pieces; bed. dresser and
chair. Ref1nished and in
good condition.
Dining Suite ......... $3.50
S-Piece, golden oak extension
table. chairs and sideboard.
Walnut Chifforobes. E. $3.50
Bedroom Suite ........ $500
Walnut, 3-piece. AS good
as new.
Three room, complete. 1900
Bedroom, living room and
kitchen.
Three-room 0 u { / t,
complete .......... $4,000
Bedroom. living-room and din
ing room, consisting OF. ivory
bed; dresser and. chiffonier,
with spring and mattress
sofa. wing rocker and high
tapestry: mahogany library
table. bridge lamp. table
lamp and junior lamps com
plete,, dining table, buffet
and chairs.
Four-room Outfit $500. 259.00
Consists of bedroom. living
room, dining-room and
kitchen.
See Our AID in Classified
Display
Rhodes-Burford
335 E. Washington st.
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SHOE STORE; well established; stock
consisting of mems, misses and chill
Apply 104O Virginia Ave.
L CAN sell your business in so days for
cash quickly, Lei me call ~ and list
Trust Bldg. Riley 1912.
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Capitol Ave.
State of Indiana, Department of State
+. f. Schortemeier. secretary of State.
To all to whom these presents shall
come greeting:
l. +. f. Schortemeier. secretary of State
of Indiana, hereby certify that the JESS
REALTY COMPANY has this day fed i'm
the office of the secretary of State of the
State of Indiana. the properly signed and
attested consents, statements and papers
required by Section "a of an act entitled
AN act concerning the organization and
control of corporations for profit" APP
proved Feb. %, 1921.
And | further certify that such written
consents. statements and papers so filed
as aforesaid. show that said company and
the officers thereof have complied with the
provisions of said Section "a and that said
corporation is now Ill process of dissolu-
ton.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of the state
of Indiana at the city of indianapolis
this 18th day of April. A. d. 1927.
(SEALl F. E, SCHORTEMEIER.
Secretary of State.
BY CHARLES DARE. Assn't Deputy.
April s. ID. 1927.
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
PARK DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF IN
DIANAPOLIS. DEPARTMENT OF PUB
Lie PARKS. CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD, CITY HALL.
To Whom 1t May Concern
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Park Commissioners of the City of Indian
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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE

BY EXECUTRIX
state OF Indiana. County of Marion So
- hatherine, Brumbaugh eXecutrix under
the last will and testament of John Keat.
ing, deceased VS.. John L. Keating. ct al
IN the Probate Court of Marion County.
Indiana.
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CTNDERS-S3 LOAD
HOME LINENS MENDED

Particular work for particular people
hand made French hemming button holing
repair work on fine silks. linens, draperies
and wearing apparel, cleaning and pressing
Reliable and reasonable. 318 Graham, Irv-
oil 00-2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
Attorney Seeks
New Smith Trial

Edgar b, Hervey, attorney for
Walter d. Smith. former treasurer
the Ctv of Imperial who WIS
convicted in superior court this
Feck on . Charge oI en- DezAlrment.
ill make .. melton for Il new trial
when Smith IS brought before Judge
'lnacy for sentence this afternoon.
Attorney Hervcy appeared conf
tent this morning that the Judge
would sustain his motion. When
tSkcd whether or not he would APP
peal the case if the motion was de-
"ied he replied:
- am confident that the court
viii uphold my motion. We have
'Accllent grounds upon which to
base the motion for a new trial and
! am sure il viii be granted. | am
not ready at this time to make any
'tatcmeRt regarding the grounds up
on which the motion will be based.
Of course if the motion should he
denied, we viii make an appeal to
tie higher courts.
The jury in returning its verdict
"onVicting Smith of embeZzlement
unanimously recommended probation
N the ease. The law, however, pro
'ldeS that no person convicted of
cmtezzlement while in public office
II this state shall be eligible to pro
baton. 1t is thought IN some quar-
'crS that the defense counsel MAJ
bold rs o..e q the grounds for the
lhotion that the verdict as returned
was illegal.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
Grapef ruit Men
Hear Interesting
Talks ON Industry

Problems which the Imperial Val
'ev grapcfruit grover must consider
i; he is to maze MS business profit
ablc in the face Of increasing acre
Y" were the subject Of two highly
Informative ard practical addresses
delivered at n successful grapefruit
growers meeting held in this city
asst night. y representative group
Il growers from All parts Of the val
eN, 70 in number attended the gath
ring, which was held under the
tpspiccs Of the local cooperative as
hciation, the Imperial Valley Grape
mutt Growers Inc.
II. A. Linle, manager Of the Riv-
erside-Arlington district branch OF
thc California Fruit Growers FIX
.hange, and Frank Bcyschlag, as
&stant farm advisor. shared the hon
1rs as principal speakers Of the eve
ing Nr. ". W. Apple, president IF
np association, was in charge Of the
~lleting.
Startling figures regarding the
Increase in grapefruit productions
which is to be expected from acre
pc already planted, were given -
how the importance of introducing
very possible method for stabiliz-
ng the industry. Linde S talk was
principally on methods of mark citing
Thich will be most profitable, while
Eeyschlag spoke from the angle Of
production, pointing out that a max
mum quantity of good grape fruit
rom each individual tree at a mini
rum cost per box would contribute
materially to the stability Of the
industry. "Factors which make for
success in Grapefruit Growing' was
he subject Of his talk, which was
enthusiastically received.
"Twentyfour percent Of Fiori-
Ia S planted acreage is not vet in
hearing, ard 80 per cent il Texas
5 similarly productive at the
present time Linde declared. \
possible production Of 10000 car
Dads of grapefruit per year when
tcreage now planted natures was
,stimated by Lindc. "'Per capita
.9HSuli ptloh III the ohlted states
asst year was five and One-half
grapefruit, he declared.
Basing their calculations ON the
potential production figures, grow
rs discovered that when the acre
'ge comes in to full bearing, each
'nhabtant Of the nation will have
% average p grapefruit per year
% consume the supply. While this
5 large number, it is believed that
the demand can be considerably
simulated, as the present consump-
ion of oranges per capita per an
,Ilm il A.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

tie game o. account Of darkness
nut Joe hlng 5 workmen G1,it play
or work and had the juice running
Il double quick time.
Meeting Sunday
In the excitement of tie finish,
he Press man forgot 10 get a list
" the runs by innings but why
ring that up as Mr.. Moran says.
Last night $ game closed the
week $ schedule, and apparently in
loor baseball is as popular in FL
Centre as revolutions in Mexico.
Each game has drawn out a large
and enthusiastic crowd, and there is
I wild scramble not only to play
IN teams already organized but to
>rganize new teams.
President linn has called a meet
ng of all team managers and cap
aims at Elks hall Sunday morning
( 9 clock. Several matters of
Importance, brought cut by the
';rst week Of play, will be taken up
COR action at the meeting. Those
who are supposed to attend the
weeting are requested to be ON time
50 that business can he dispatched
IS quickly as Tommy Thomas runs
the bases.
Here's the standing Of the teams:
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
CO.
BADLY SHOCKED
BY POWER CREW

Heavy artillery manned by the
Southern sierTas Power Company
plus 81 varieties of line trouble a
Inong the telephone boys, paved the
way for q - to victory by the for
mer team at Wilson school laSt
night, in what was the best game
vet since the Indoor League startcC
last Monday.
Pickett and Patterson formed a
real high tension battery for the
power crew up to the eighth when
Pickett was short-circuited. The
score was 8 to at the time. buf
die hello boys got the wreckinq
crew Gu the Job and when then
trouble was repaired they were just
as good as the shocking outfit, the
score standing s to s.
Stub Baker was called in from
short to throw insulators around the
telephone gang, and once he got his
bearings, he made good. Pickett
camped out where Stub had been
stirring up the dust.
Having done their stuff in the
eighth, it looked like the "numbeI
please outfit would stay on the
ground, but evidently the linemen
composed the greater part of the
team for they Immediately started
to climb. Palmer, heaving for the
eighty and (figure that ouD is
wire chief in civil life, but he
Joined the linemen too. Pail after
ball went over the cross bars OF
sizzlcd down the trunk lines, and
before the current could be turned
off five of the tame lightning bri
gadc had paraded around the sacks
md Is meant victory for the poweI
gang and ''wrong NUMBER for TIL,
followers Of Mr.. Bell. Stub ha'
,he cline 5. busy" sign out in thl
last half Of the ninth and quickly
gave tie power company supporters
. chance to get up their war cry.
1t was rafting good game.
sparkling plays mingling with evil
lacking errors. But there ism t q
team in the whole league that hasn t
more errors in its system than fleas
IN a yalicr pup, 50 neither team need
he ashamed Of its nIisplays.
The telephone gang smashed the
Lighting system early in the game
nearly forcing Glen Edgar to cal
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Eggrlman
ave arrived from Los Angeles and
re snending several DAYS at the
Hotel Barbara Worth. Eggelman IS
well known in the produce business.
Rev. and Mrs. f. D. Williams are
registered at tine Hotel Barbara
Worth. having arrived from Los
Angeles yesterday. Rev. Williams is
he new rector OF 81. :-aul s Episco-
nal church.
A. E. Jarvis of Calexico was Il
recent visitor here.
Harry G. Jones, former well
,nown local man who is now in
'narge of the San Diego office of
he c. W. McCabe company, and G..
". McCabe, motored over from the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
NE WIS BRIEFS
From City and County

DR.. r. w. Ritter announces his
rev office location at 7G4 Olive.
Phone 1916. adv
Cariin He'd by Court-Erncst
,'arlin was arraigned before Judg"
:. MayficId this morning on Il charge
Of failure to provide for minor
child. Preliminary hearing in the
ease was set for 2:30 p. m. October
70 and bail was fixed III the sum
pf $500. He was remandcd to the
county jail in default. Complaint
u the ease was entered Gv f. y.
griffin, probation officer.
Better Come Down to the Valley
Lumber Co s. exhibit this evening.
Register your name and get free
chance on nine useful gifts to be
given away Saturday evening, Oct.
22nd. adv
Nine. Katherine Ward Kupelian,
Science Of Voice and Art Of Song.
High school credits. Studio $40 Olive
ST. Phone 395. 14tf
Mrs. E. H. Kouns will enroll voice
students November 1st. 1242 Brigh-
ton Ave. adv
knights Going to Coast.-Much
interest is hri,g centcrcd bv mem
brrs Of the Knights Of Columbus in
the valley in the initiation to be
held in san Diego Sunday and it
make the trim ia tle coast city 10
attend the session. 4 special train
will be- provided bv the Southern
occ,sinp Ioayiro CaIovico n gao
n u, SATURDAY aud Fl Cnntro %
n;nn4os Iot.r Sracia1 rotas viii
Ina offora1
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
EAUGEN'S NEPHEW KILLED


FREMONT, Neb., Oct. p. Sly
ncrg L. HaugeH of Pelican Rapids,
MINI, nephew of Congressman Gil
bert Haugen of Iowa, was killed ard
his cousin, Wilbur Haugen, also a
nephew Cf the congressman, was in
iured when the automobile which
Wilbur was driving overturned in a
ditch near Fremont today.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

flee, it was announced today. Fur
Their information regarding the ex-
animation can be obtained from
Mrs. Mastiek, local civil service see
rotary at the post office.
DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Parisdenne Beauty shoppe. 1877 N.
Fifth st. Phone 1873. adv
Big Dance st. Mays Hall, cor
Nor 9th and Orange, Friday night,
Oct. 21St. adv
Academy Of Music presents John
e. Canton, voice teacher and Nina
Canton, coach. Voice placement, die
ton, coaching in Italian, French and
German, and in opera and oratorio
roles receive special attention. adv
Machine Stolen IN Yurla.-A re
port was received at the sheriff s
office this morning from Yuma say
ing that Il Ford roadster, hearing
the license 62212 had been stolen
there early today. It is believed
that the machine is being brought
to the valley. 1t was described as
being of green color with red
stripe.
Reynolds Furniture Co. Pianos
for rent. Phone 192W. adv
Pure Country Cream. 1t whips.
A. NJ. Williams. Phone 653. adv
Have Your House piped for gas
by Ell Centre Plumbers. Phone 529J.
adv
Picture Framing and Artist Sup
Plies, Valley Art L Picture Shop.
$50 Main st. adv
Don't Forget the Annual Fail
Frolic Friday night, October 81, st.
Mary S Han. adv
Held For Illegal Entry.-Ivan
Bracco, 23, Of Yuma, was picked up
at Yuma yesterday afternoon by
members of the border patrol and
brought to the county jail here
where he was locked up pending a
hearing before immigration officials
at CaleXico. Bracco, who was
docketed rs an Istrian, is believed
to have made Illegal entry into the
country few days ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
DOLLAR DEBT COSTLY

TULARE, Get. 21.-It cost Alon-
so Lopez $50 to collect a 81 debt
here. Lopez was fined that sum by
Police Judge II. c. Cross after
pleading guilty to an assault charge
preferred by his debtor, Marine
Gonzales whom he attempted to
slash when the latter failed to pro-
duce the dollar upon demand.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

Dance at S.. Mays Hall, Friday
lining, Oct. u. Excellent music.
adv
Local Infant Die5l-IIcctor Hcl-
Indcz, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ilnk Hernandez Of FL Centre, died
he home Of the parents last
lht following short illness. The
| ~ hiss been removed to the Lem
} funcr'I chapel on State Street
ere arrangements for burial are
ing made.
Raul's Specials. Fresh Buttered or
bet Pop Corn, Orangeadc, Lemon
70 and Hires. Piekwick Stages.
I5tf
Fhe Fuller Rruoh representative
make his future headquarters
1921 IL 81, Brawley. adv
coast Car Stolen.--A report was
jeivcd in FL Centre this morn
from San Diego to the effect
1t "A Chrysler roadster had been
fJn from that city. The machine
+ described merely as carrying a
It'll Carolina license. IT is be
ted that the persons taking I've
chine headed it toward the val
Poultry. Dressed 10 order. Buy
market prices. 1889 Woodward
|one 96G. adv
he IA Centre Plumbers are open
business, doing first class work
experienced and licensed plumb
at the rate of $50 per hour
MS trial. Phone 52oJ. Office
Va McPheetcrs Tire shop. adv
building Permits Granted.-A
or permit was issued by the
ding inspector this, morning
uting Mary b. Williams of 405
Ighton street permission to move
bunch stand The work will be
. ut cost of approximately
H. it was announced.
Week End Specials! Canning
RS / lac per h., by lug; peaches
hug; mountain apples. Sl.00 lug;
lbs. Muscat grapes 25e. Tropical
Ii Co. 1913 Main st. adv
New Shoes From Old. 1t PAYS
eric Shoe shop. adv
typewriter for rent. DR.. Fix-lt
H.. adv
n Centre Plumbers for plumbing
kls. Phone 529J. adv
Have You Ordered vour personal
ravcd Christmas cards vet? Or
now aud save 10 per cent. Of
1 Supply Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
SACRAMENTO GETS
EASTERN STAR

SANTA CRUZ. Cal. Oct. 81 49,
SACRAMENTO WAS chosen rs the con
vcntiou rity fer 1928 of the Crane
Chapter of the Order of the Eastern
STIR a. the business session Of their
annual gathering hove yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
BANDIT ROBS JEWELER


LOS ANGELES, Oct. FLA ban
dit escaped today with loot estimat-
ed in excess of $4,000 after he knock,
ed Z. V. Kaiser, proprietor of a jew
clry store, unconscious with "A blow
over the head.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

coast yesterday and are attending
TO business interests mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wallickp of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
PAGE THREE

Chicago are stopping in the city
guests of VIII r. Conway at tn
Hotel Parbara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

! Centre Plumbers for plumbing
Is. Phone J29J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

Poultry. Dressed 10 order. Buy
1market prices. 1882 Woodward
|Dne 96G. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Paristenne Beauty Shoppe. 1877 N.
Fifth st. Phone 1873. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21
6-Piece Decorated
Imperial Ivory Suite

Is now shown in our window The
age old ivory is imbellished with
medallions of rocco which empha-
sizes the cheerful effect this suite
could make in your house.
The suite consists of penel-end
bed, dressing table with silk damask
Upholstered bench, highboy, arm
chair and night r;a stand ID VeryS14715
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

Don't Forget the Annual Fail
Frolic Friday night, October 81, st.
Mary S Han. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

Week End Specials! Canning
RS 4iac per H., by lug; peaches
hug; mountain apples. Sl.00 lug;
BIS. Muscat grapes 25c. Tropical
biz Co. 1913 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

Examination Blanks Available
ton, for the purpose of establishing
q clrrk-carrior eligible list in FL Cen
tfu, can now he had at the post Of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-21

Don't Forget Saturday evening.
Oct. 22nd is the big night at n"
Valley Lumber Co. adv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11
Georgetown Boxers
Will Meet Middies

Georgetown University's brand
new boxing team will receive its
first test tomorrow when the Naval
Academy boxers, ever formidable
are encountered at Annapolis.
To Emmett Haggerty, bantam,
has been given the toughest assign
ment for the Hilltoppers. being
called upon to oppose the Nays
intercollegiate champion Of last
year, Richard Collins.
Other members OF the George.
town team are: Ray Ammaticchio.
featherweight; Joe Davis, light
weight; Joe Preece, middleweight
and light heavyweight. and Stock
ton, heavyweight.
The welterweight berth lies be-
tween Murphy and Malone, who
fought q draw in trials for the
team. The Hilltop boxing coach, A.
d. Calhoun, win make his choice.
just before the bouts start. Cal
houn was q Naval Academy
featherweight In the 1924 intercoI-
leRiates.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

bounded faith. II is the confidence
the baseball fans once had in Wal
ter johnson and the boxing bugs
In Jack Dempsey.
And Wolstenholme shares the
bowlers' confidence in himself. The
Convention Hall star never APP
peared to doubt for a moment that
he would win the Howard Camp.
bell Sweepstakes, an event in which
the odds against any given par
ticipant were heavy.
If Wolstenholme were given to
boastfulness and idle predictions
the statements he made before and
during the sweepstakes could be
disregarded as so much twaddle.
Those who know him well heard
them with respect. In fact, they
solicited his remarks. And here is
what he said:
after the first set I figure to
be about eighth. After the second !
ought to be about fourth. After
the last set figure to have that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11
c. j. SWIM TEAM
FACES TEST

While Catholic University boxing
and basketball teams are on trips
North. the swimming team of the
Brookland institute will furnish
competition at the local pool to.
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Delaware College swimmers will
engage the locals ia their scheduled
event. The invaders are touted az
having a formidable outfit and
ready to return home with a vic
tory over the Catholic U. swim
mers.
The boxing team left today for
West Point where the Army ring.
men win be met tomorrow. Coach
Ted Mitchell win use the follow.
ing in the bouts: lis pounds, Ric-
cardi: 100 pounds. Riordml; 1875
pounds, MCGUIRE; 135 pounds,
Byrnes: las pounds, Rocco: $50
pounds, e. Tierney; IT'S pounds,
Malovich: heavyweight. J. TierneY.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11
Boxing Principals
Must Explain Much

NEW YORK. Feb. lick Rick
ard, Jess Mcmahon, his matchmaker.
and Charley Phil Rosenberg and
Bushey Graham, principals in the
recent synthetic bantamweight cham.
pionslip match, will be called on the
carpet by the boxing commission to.
day to answer charges that they
were parties to a violation Of the
boxing code by drafting two sets Of
contracts for the match.
1t is alleged by Bill Parr, Ora
hams manager, that his boxer got
only s per cent OF the purse instead
Of the challenger's 1914 per cent
called for in the official contract.
1t is the contention of Richard and
Mcmahon that they know nothing
about the existence Of a second con-
tract.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11
Baxter Makes
Sad Choice
TOMORROW

From one locker room to an
other.
That's the life Of frankie Baxter.
clubhouse boy for the GTiffmen and
the Washington basketball team.
Tomorrow morning Frankie win
entraip with the first group Of Griff-
men bound for the Tampa training
camp. It'll be his eighth year In
the hire Of Clark Griffith and the
fifteenth that he's been found
around the Nationals as an admirer
and buddy.
The bats ana balls had hardly been
put away at Griffith stadium last
fall before frankie was eigned to
look after things In the locker room
Of George MarshaIl's Palace basket
ball players. In addition he was the
clubs trainer; he had 10 make use
OF the knowledge that Mike Martin,
the king OF the Iiniment lndugtry.
had impaired.
So In his characteristic man.
ners frankie conducted his
duties with the pro, tOssers and
soon became q fast friend Of
each one. They all looked upon
him as buddy; then confided
IN him just rs did the Griffmen.
Whenever one had q bad night
on the court, Frankie knew why.
Then one day recently Frankie
was notified to report at Tampa. At
the same time the hour arrived for
the Palace gang to travel out West
on a playing tour.
Needless to say, q warm comrade-
ship so suddenly interrupted brought
about a hand pumping scene with
frankie in the central role. They
parted leaving the smiling. clubhouse
boy murmuring, That's a great
bunch. and SOS the others. Wish
both gangs could join"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

In the event that Woods plan
is effected the league would repre-
sent more people than any other in
the city. Moreover, It would be a
n DON'T 81 bowiing ability. some Of
the fraternities can muster all-star
lineups.
Nearly all of them have closed
leagues now, of which the Masonic
Is by far the largest, being posi-
bly, the largest duckpin league in
the country.