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Evening star., 1927-10-02
SHOPPING LURES WOMEN
FROM PARLEY SESSIONS
Delegates to Interparliamentary
Conference Desert Meetings for
Paris Dressmakers.

Coirespondence Of the Associated Press.
PARASITIC woman delegates TO
the nterparliamentary conference
were torn between their assignment TO
help settle world problems and the
universal feminine urge 10 do some
shopping in Paris. The dressmakers
proved stronger lure than the seats
nf the Senate chamber, where the
conference was held
At the opening session there were
? dozen feminine delegates listening
10 the speakers, who had come from
many lands. The next day only four
women appeared. There were never a
dozen again until the final session
When NJ. BRAND played on his "violon-
rcllo" vocal chords, famous The world
over. The voice of the French foreign
minister, who is a bachelor. is always
m attraction for women. At League
of Nations conferences in Geneva as
we'll AS in Paris 1t has been observed
that the galleries always have a crowd
oi sir auditors when NJ. BRAND takes
tho floor.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
He'd Quit.

From the New York Herald TGbnne
IL Hercules were around today
somebody might try to get him tn put
n prohibition plank into a party plat.
form.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
ANNUAL BAL B0HEME
committee NAMED
40 Members of Arts Club. With
Gideon Lyon Chairman, in
Charge of Affair.

Forty members of the Arts Club,
with Gideon a. Lyon, chairman; Mrs.
Warren n. Akers. vice chairman. and
James Otis Porter. secretary. compose
Evening star., 1927-10-02

Solomon's favorite wife was one /,
a thousand.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

y A safe-b blower doesn't blow about it
AAter.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
STEAMERS DOCK
AFTER TERRIFIC
STORM BATTLES

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 up - Liners
with exhausted crews and grateful
passengers arrived today from an ugly
Atlantic, churned by the recent hurri-
cane into such fury as only grey
haired seamen could recall, Gales of
from 80 to lao miles an hour swept up
mighty walls of water to heights OF so
feet, to come crashing about decks
and set great ships bobbing like corks.
The most narrowing experiences
we're related by the passengers OF the
Martha Washington, which docked a
day late, bringing GIT passengers from
Mediterranean ports. The great, blow
struck the vessel Tuesday night and
increased in intensity all the next day.
Wednesday night none of the pas
sengers slept Steerage passengers
prayed and women wept Historically
as the sickening luches grew more
and more terrifying. Five were SO
bruised and cut as to require medical
attention
] Radio operators labored constantly
to keep the antennae in place. Add
ing to the excitement came a message
from the steamer Joseph Vanderalle,
bound from Halifax for France, stating
that f1er bridge had been swept away.
Later she reported putting back to
Halifax.
But Thursday brought comparative
calm. No damage, save broken win
dows, torn tarpaulin and twisted VEN
tilators, could be found. After the
vessel docked a committee of pas
sengers presented Captain Hreglich
with a resolution of thanks for bring
ing them safely to port. He remarked
grimly that he had seen worse weather.
The Resolute of the Hamburg Amer
ican line, which brought 803 passengers
reported one slightly injured from hav-
ing been thrown to the deck.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Five Master Minds In
Counterfeiting Plot
Are Arrested in L. A,

+ LOS ANGELES, Aug. 26 (H1-United
States secret service operatives an
nounced late today the capture OF
five so-called master minds" of what
was described as the most successful
counterfeiting organizations unearthed
here in recent years.
John Left, said to be q Mexican
attorney and interpreter from San
Francisco and head of the alleged
gang, was captured first after a
savage fight. Ernest Turon and
Valana Cruz were arrested soon after
as they started for San Diego by
automobile. The names of the other
two suspects were withheld by IN.
vestigators.
The government has charged the
five with inducing small merchants
and business men of foreign blood
to purchase money mills guaranteed
to manufacture or alter United States
currency Many money mills have
been contracted for at prices ranging
from $500 to $1,000, government
agents disclosed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Customs Department
Has Herd Of Stock to
Sell F or Law Violation

Notice has been given that there will
be sold at public auction to the high
est bidder in United States currency
at the railroad stock yards at 2 p. m.
today the following merchandise that
was seized for alleged violation of the
United States customs laws.
One black horse mule, one bay horse
mule, one gray horse, one roam horse,
one black mare mule, one sorrel mule
colt, one bay mare and one brown
mule.
The cattle are branded and the de-
scription may be obtained from the
customs department.
All persons claiming the above men
toned will be required to appear and
file claims for the same with the col
lector of customs at the port of No
gales by this time or*fthe merchandise
will be sold as specified. Z As@-f
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
CHIEF BOWDEN
RETURNS FROM
CALF. IMPROVED

Chief Of Police Percy Bowden, ac-
companied oy Mrs. Bowden, arrived
in Douglas yesterday from the coast
where he went some time ago to consult
a specialist. Chief Bowden reports that
he is much better and hopes to be fully
recovered eventually. He will take
charge of the force at once.
Bowden reports a. very disgusting
experience on the homeward journey
when some 200 cars filled with vaca-
tionists were held up by the high water
and a truck belonging to the state
highway department came along. The
driver refused toSpull the cars across
the swollen stream, saying that he
was off shift but would do it for 50 a
trip.
Bowden said that the indignant
motorists had to wait all night for
the waters to do down and that they
drew up a petition and signed it to
send to Governor G. w. P. Hunt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
ARCHITECT FREE
TO We'd DANCER
AFTER One YEAR

MADISON. Wis, Aug. 26 (P)-Frank
Lloyd Wright, internationally known
architect, whose marital difficulties
have kept him before the public for
several years, today was free to
anticipate marriage with olga Milan
OF, Montenegro dancer and, mother
Of his child. Judge A! G.. Hoppman,
at Madison, granted a divorce decree
To Mrs. Miriam Noal Wright, vino,
after bitterly opposing his desire for
a divorce for several years, finally
accepted a cash settlement out Of
court. Under the Wisconsin law,
Wright may mary again after, year.
Attorneys for Mrs. Wright said that
$4,000 was to be paid her Immediately
and that $4,000 was to be placed in
her name as trust fund, she to
receive $3.50 month during the re-
mainder of her life from that fund.
Mrs Wright, in San Francisco, de-
clined to comment, referring all ques-
TONERS to her attorneys. The cash
settlement and Wright's promise thai
he would lead moral life preceded
the court decree.
Wright today was said to be alone
at TalieSen, his Spring Green estate.
Wright was divorced once before
in 1922 from Mrs. Catherine l..
Wright, on charge of desertion.
Recently, from Florida, she advised
him that she was willing to do what
she could to help him unravel the
domestic tangle in which he was then
involved with his second wife.
Last year in court the architect
declared that he had loved only four
women, and that "the world knows
who they were"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Cabinea Minister Of
France Visits Ford

DETROIT, Aug. &c (P)-Maurice Bo-
kanowski, minister of commerce 'and
aviation in the French cabinet, arriv-
ed today from Toronto, Ont, by air.
plane to visit Henry Ford and to in
spect the industrial planes here.
He was accompanied by his son,
Jean Francois, 19 years old, and Gar
reau Dombasle, an attache of the
French embassy at Washington.
The French minister was met by
Henry Ford to be escorted through
the Ford automobile plants and the
airplane factory at Dearborn. He eX-
planned his visit as the fulfillment of
a desire to meet Mr. Ford and 'to see
the greatest single industry in the
world
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Plans For Great Two
Day Celebration Are
Made by Mex. Group

A meeting of the Tri-Color Pro-
tectora society was held Thursday eVe-
ming. 1t was announced at this time
that five hundred dollars had been
raised to date for the festival to be
held September Is and 16
Plans have been made for the event
and from all indications this will be
the largest and most successful Sep
tember 18th celebration to be held
here. 81
The general committee is composed
of Julio Gomez, president; Juan Gran
ada, manager; Juan Portillo treasurer,
and Felipe r. Barrio, secretary.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

The ideal kitchen floor is durable
comfortable to walk and stand on
smooth, but not slippery, easy to
clean, not injured by grease and
water, and is attractive in color and
appearance. The wooden floor fin
ished with oil or paint, or covered
with a good quality of plain or inlaid
linoleum, meets many of these re-
uuirements.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
APPRAIsEs HUSBANDS LOVE

LOS ANGELES, Aug. rs H1-Mrs.
Marion Fl. Ross filed suit here today
against Mrs. Mildred GrisWold, said
to be a wealthy oil woman of Texas,
charging her with stealing the affec-
tons of Mrs. Ross husband, George
E. Ross.
Charging that Mrs. Griswold lured
Ross away from his home and induced
him to accompany her to Los Angeles
last May, Mrs. Ross seeks damages
Of $250,00O.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
DOUGLAS. MOOSE WILL
GOsTO BISBEE TONIGHT

This evening, August 27, the mem
bers Of the Loyal Order of Moose
will have an initiation in Bisbee.
1t is expected that 1875 new members
will be admitted into the organization
at This time. a party mas been
planned to follow the initiation.
Everyone has been requested to
meet at the Moose hail. 354 Tenth
street, not later than 7:45 p. m. and
from this spot motor to Bisbee.
Everyone who can possibly do SO
is asked to bring car. however
transportation will be furnished for
those who do not have cars. Eacli
member is asked to bring q prospec-
tive Moose, $50 &
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

PARIS, Aug. &c lF9-AIrs. John Ian.
caster today formally announced the
engagement of her daughter, Mrs.
Barclay II. Warburton, Jr., to William
K. Vanderbilt. The date for the
wedding has not been set.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Leader Of Popular
Orchestra Is Back
After An Illness

Jack Goldstein, director of the
popular Goldstein orchestra which is
playing an engagement at the Inter
national club in Aqua 2rieta, has re-.
turned to the club after an illness of
some days.
He reports that he is feeling fine
again and will lead his men into
new and better interpretations of
the latest dance music.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
mo Ell Paso

To Ell PasO
George w. Schultz, who has been
in Douglas for the past few days
attending to business affairs, has re-
turned TO his, home in Ell Paso. He
is connected with the Orndorff hotel
in that city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

If You Want Your Clothes to Look
New-Let the NU-WAY Clean Them.
Suits Cleaned and Pressed -,..$125
Pants Cleaned and Pressed .... so
Dresses -Silk-Plain, Cleaned
and Pressed so
NU-WAY ODORLESS CLEANERS
536 18th st. Phone 699
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
DOUGLAS DAILY DOINGS

IN Drug Store
E. A. Villalobos is now connected
with the Owl Drug store.
New Car s
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Barnes have
purchased new Buick coach.
from RoCleo
Ross Bull. of Rodeo, is business
visitor here.
Riggs Rent House
home on 2lstS street to the Kay
Riggs family
From Leslie
r. E. Sampson, of Leslie canyon,
was in this city Friday attending to
business affairs.
From Nacozari
Mrs A. B. Williams, a resident of
Nacozari, Mexico, was in this city
Friday.
From Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs Wash Mclean were
among the Nacozari residents here
Friday.
From McNeal
George Jones, resident of McNeal,
was business visitor in Douglas
Friday.
PouItryman Here
r. L. Meers, poultryman from the
Pearce district, was in this city Friday
attending to various business affairs.
In Bisbec
Charles Cross, of this city, was a
Bisbee visitor Thursday, having mot.
ored there to attend to business af-'
fairs.
From California
H G. Beauchamp, who resides in
the Gadsden hotel, has returned to
this city following short business
trip to Los Angeles.
To Bisbee
Mrs. John B. Hart will motor to
Bisbce today where she will pass the
day as the guest OF friends in
Warren and Bisbee.
To Bisbee
Maurice Clark and A. G. Burnett
motored to Bisbee this week and
attended to various affairs in the
hill city.
Returns From Texas
Everett Koontz who has been
passing the summer months in Sand
erson, Texas, returned to this city
Thursday.
From COurtIand
Robert Gamble, who has been con-
fined in a New York hospital for
the past five months, was in this
city Thursday and Friday. He was
joined here by Mrs. Gamble and
together they returned to their home
in Courtland Mr.. Gamble is greatly
improved in health.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

motored to Ramsey canyon and Fort
Huachuca, returning to Douglas by
way of Nogales.
From Long Beach
Mrs. A, H. Grant, accompanied by
ner two children and her sister, Miss
Fern Parker, have returned to their
home here following a three months
vacation passed in Long Beach. Miss
Parker was graduated from Tempe
State Teachers college in June and
she, will remain here this winter
as she is. connected with the Douglas
city school system. Ts
Miss Butler Here
Miss Lyle, Butler is visiting in this
city as, the guest of her brother
Willis Butler. Miss Butler has a
number of friends in Douglas as she
attended school here at one time. She
makes her home lin Tucson, but will
GO to Tempe in the fall to resume
her studies in 3sthe Tempe State
Teachers college.A
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From California;
Miss Lillian .sllitzky, who has been
studying music in Los Angeles, is
passing short while in this city
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.
Ilitzky, who reside on Eighth street.
Miss Ilitzky has been studying with
Abraham Cherniavsky for several
years and is a musician of note, She
attended the summer session at the
University of California, in Los
Angeles and she plans to enter that
institution in the. fall to take regular
work. She will also continue her
musical studies.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Purchasing Trip

Aluminium camp cook outfits and
aluminium ware for all purposes fea-
tured in cur windows this week. See
them. Douglas Hardware Co.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

FROM WeDD M
w. B. Estes is passing short
while in this city attending to bust
ness afafirs. He is a resident OF
Webb.
Returns
Miss Dorothy Kelly has returned
to her home in Douglas after having
passed the summer months IN Cali
fornia. Miss Kelly will attend the
Douglas high school this fall.
Will Return
S. L, Butler, manager of the Ariz-
ona Service bureau, who has been
touring the northern part of the
county for the past week, is expected
to return to Douglas today.
From Stafford
Fred Waughtal, proprietor of the
Olive hotel in Stafford, was in this
city Thursday attending to various
business affairs. He returned to his
home Friday.
From Ell Paso
Harry HusSman, Jr., who is con-
nected with the Orndorff hotel in
FL Paso, was in this city. attending
to business affairs and has returned
to his home in Ell Paso.
Motor To Bisbee
81 A party composed of Mrs. o. o,
Hamnill, Mrs. Nellie PittaWay, Mrs
Henry Elvey, Miss Marion Hammil1
and Miss Henrietta Elvey motored to
Risbee FriGay where they spent the
Gay.
Will Return
Mr. and Mrs Benson Smith are
expected to return to this city iii
the near future after a two weeks
vacation trip passed in Ell Paso and
other points in that vicinity.
Work On Road
Hamilton Draper and Bill Wishart,
are now working on the Turkey creek
turn off road, 30 miles north OF
Douglas. They are members of the
engineers corp and make their homes
III Tombstone.
Visitors Here
Miss Elsie McGraW and Miss MIN "
Stevens, residents of Bisbee, were )
Douglas Thursday as the guests of
friends and schoolmates. They ats
tended the Tempe State Teachers
college this past year
AT Convention
NrN and Mrs A. B. Murchison have
gone to Memphis, Tennessee, where
Mr.. Murchison will attend the finger
print council. They will return to
their home here in three weeks.
Purchasing Trip
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Scheerer and
their daughter, Miss Pearl Scheerer,
MI. and Mrs. H r. Olson, Mrs D.
King, Mrs. E. D. Harris and Mrs. L
Nelson, all of whom reside in Webb,
were in Douglas Friday. They were
buying supplies and things that will
be NEEDED for the rodeo to be held
i'll their district in the near future.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

Gas Saver Ovens-use over burner
on stove for baking and roasting. See
them at the Douglas Hardware Co.
Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
4 MExICAN ExECUTED

NOGALES, Aug. 26 R)-The No
gales Herald today published an ac-
count of the execution of General
Manuei Reyes and three young NGexi-
can men, members of prominent fam
lilies, on Tuesday last at Toluca. The
quartet was charged with having car
ried on seditious propaganda against
the Mexican central government.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

Returns
Miss Dorothy Kelly has returned
to her home in Douglas after having
passed the summer months IN Cali
fornia. Miss Kelly will attend the
Douglas high school this fall.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
MIL Return,

Will Return
S. L, Butler. manager of the Ariz-
ona Service bureau, who has been
touring the northern part of the
county for the past week, is expected
to return to Douglas today
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

NO Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Mexico Resident Here

Mexico Resident Here
S. S. Donohoe, who has been in
Douglas for the last few days, plans
to return to Esqueda, Mexico, today.
He will construct new mill there
for the gold mine that he and his
associates are interested in.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

From Webb
w. B. Estes is passing a short
while in this city attending to bust
ness afafirs. He is a resident OF
Webb.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
From Stafford

From Stafford
Fred Waughtal, proprietor of the
Olive hotel in Stafford, was in this
city Thursday attending to various
business affairs. He returned to his
home Friday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. A. 6. Barnes have
purchased new Buick coach.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Guests Here

Guests Here XXX
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bouch, of Los
Angeles, but formerly of this city,
who are en- route to their home
following a trip to England, are
!, visiting here few days with Mrs.
Bouch's sister, Mrs. E. G.. Purnell.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

motored to Ramsey canyon and For
Huachuca, returning to Douglas BY
way of Nogales.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

from R0deO
Ross Bull, of Rodeo, is business
visitor here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

Riggs Rent House
Rev H. G. Duckett has rented his
home on 2lsts street to the Kay
Riggs family
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

In Drug Store
E. A. Villalobos is now connected
with the Owl Drug store.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
From California

Mrs Chas. H. Foss has returned
to her home on Eighth street after
having passed the summer months
in Santa Barbara, California, where
her two SONS, Ted and Gates, are
attending school.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

Ware Here -
v, E. Ware, president of the Ware
company Of Ell Paso, has returned
to his home following a short business
trip to this vicinity. He made toul
CT inspection to the Benson bridge
Thursday and returned to this cit.
with John B. Hart, county supervisor
from this district.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
To Old Pueblo

10 Old Pueblo
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson, who
have been house guests at the home
Of Major and Mrs. G.. B. Jones at
Camp Harry j. Jones for the past
two weeks, will depart in the near
future for their home in Tucson.
While visiting here Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson, with Major and Mrs. Jones,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Mountain Party

Mountain Party
Miss Betty Henry, Miss Ruth Welch,
Miss BESSIE Epley,- Miss Elizabeth
Jones" Mrs. C. E. Welch, Arnold
Ikoff and Elmo Walker enjoyed q
house party in one of the cabins this
week above Paradise in Rustler's
park. Mrs WEIGH chaperoned the
affair.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Play Practice

Play Practice
There will be another practice for
the one act play entitled "Snow-
white" in the Y. w. G. A. building
this afternoon at 2:30. Miss Verena
Miescher will be there to coach the
play. The Girl Reserves are to give
this play next Saturday afternoon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
At Convention

AT Convention
MrS and Mrs. A. B. Murchison have
gone to Memphis, Tennessee, where
Mr.. Murchison will attend the finger
print council. They will return to
their home here in three weeks.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

Visitors Here
Miss Elsie McGraw and Miss MIMI
Stevens, residents of Bisbee, we're !
Douglas Thursday as the guests o1
friends and schoolmates. They att
tended the Tempe State Teachers
college this past year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

r. E. Sampson, of Leslie canyon,
was in this city Friday attending to
business affairs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
From Ell Paso

From Ell PaSO s. -
Harry Hussman, Jr., who is con-
nected with the Orndorff hotel in
FL Paso, was in this city attending
to business affairs and has returned
to his home in Ell Paso.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Work On Road

VUIK OEI 1OUatW
Hamilton Draper and Bill Wishart
are now working on the Turkey creek
turn off road, 80 miles north OF
Douglas. They are members of the
engineers corp and make their homes
III Tombstone.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Will Return

Will Return
Mr.. and Mrs Benson Smith are
expected to return to this city iii
the near future after two weeks
vacation trip passed in Ell Paso and
other points in that vicinity.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

SimcOx Here
Mr. and Mrs. I j. Simcox, resi-
dents of Clifton, arrived in Douglas
Friday and while in this city they
will be guests at the Gadsden hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. SimcoX, who plan tx
remain until Monday, are former
Douglas residents
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27
Motor To Bisbee

Motor TO BlSbee
A party composed of Mrs. Q. O,
Hammill, Mrs. Nellie Pittaway, Mrs.
Henry Elvey, Miss Marion Hammil1
and Miss Henrietta Elvey motored to
RisEee FriGay where they spent the
Gay.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

From NacOzari
Mrs. "A B. Williams, resident of
Nacozari, Mexico, was in this city
Friday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

From Missouri
Mrs Rose johnson and her daugh
ter, Miss Virginia Johnson, accom-
panied by Alfred Nelson, have re
turned to this city following a thre
month trip to. ST. Claire, Missour
They made the trip by motor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

From Vacation
Miss Bessie .Epley, who has bee
enjoying vacation trip at her HON
in the Chiricahua lodge in Paradis
will return to Douglas in the nes
future. She is connected with tn
offices OF the Arizona Edison com
pany.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

From Paradise
Mrs. Q. E. Welch and daughter
Miss Ruth Welch, of Paradise, ac-
companied by Miss Betty Henry, OF
Columbus, New Mexico, were in Doug
Jas Thursday and Friday, Miss WEIGH
and Miss Henry attend the University
of Arizona in Tucson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

From Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Mclean were
among the Nacozari residents here
Friday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-27

Returns From Texas
Everett Koontz, who has been
passing the summer months in sand.
erson, Texas, returned to this city
Thursday