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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-07
-FOUR D. c: AUTO|STS
AMONG 9|NJURED
Wreck Near Frederick Sends
c. P. and William FraiIey
and Wives to Hospital.

Nine persons, including four from
Washington, ID. c., are in the City
Hospital at Frederick, Md, following
collision between the automobile
of Carson p. Frailey, secretary of the
American Drug Manufacturers Asso
citation, 3704 Livingston street, Chevy
Chase, and that of William Tritapoe
| a farmer. near Urbana. Md, on the
Washington Frederick pike midway
between Urbana and Hyattstown. yes
terday morning about 1890 o'clock.
Ralph Tripatoe 21-year- old son OF
the owner of one car, who was
driving. is unconscious with a frac-
tured skull. Hospital physicians hold
little hope for his recovery.
The other injured are Carson p
Frailey. broken collar bone; Mrs.
Carson p. Frailey. bruises and lacera
tons about the head: William
Frailey, 1929 Columbia road, Wash
ington, and his wife, Mrs. Janet
Frailey, badly bruised; Mrs. Nora
Tritapoe, serious head injuries; Cath
crime Tritapoe, decorations on head 4;
William Tritapoe, slight decorations,
and Morris Tritapoe, bruises about
head and face.
To Leave Hospital.
The Fraileys will be discharged
from the hospital this afternoon. Mrs.
Tritapoe was at first thought fatally
injured, but her recovery is expected
now.
The Washington party was on it's
way to Emmitsburg, Md. to visit
relatives there. On descending a hill
the car left the concrete pike. In
attempting to get back on the road
way, the machine skidded, striking
the Tritapoe car broadside. Mr.. Trita.
poe and his family were on their way
to church nearby. Both machines
were wrecked. The injured persons
were hurried to the hospital in passing
machines
Sheriff William Rhoderick of Fred
erick County investigated the accident
No charges have been preferred
against either party, pending the out
come of young Tritapoe's injuries.
Auto and Car Collide.
When an automobile driven by
Charles Griffith. colored, 2328 G street,
collided with a street car at Thirtieth
and NJ streets about 1915 o'clock this
morning. Helen Thomas, colored, 26
years old, passenger in the automobile,
was slightly hurt. She was taken to
Emergency Hospital.
Margaret Brown, years old, occu-
pant of the automobile of Mrs. Emil
Brown, Charlottesville, Va. was
slightly hurt last night about $50
o'clock when Mrs. Browns automo-
bile collided at Washington Circle and
K street with the automobile of Daniel
D. Blakely, colored, 934 Twenty-fifth
street. The child was treated at Elmer.
gency Hospital.
In collision at First and @ streets
yesterday afternoon between automo-
biles driven by Edward c. Allen, 7O8
Kennedy street, and Claude Clark,
2507 K street, Oscar Thorn, GOT
Twenty-third street, occupant of the
latter car, suffered possible internal
injuries and fracture of several ribs.
He was treated at Sibley Hospital.
Others injured in weekend traffic
accidents We're III. +. Smith, coIored,
As years old, 232 Parker street north.
east; Logan Price, coIored, 80 years
old, 1903 Thirteenth street; Ruth L.
Taylor. colored. Is years old, 1919
Mill Ford road, and Warren Thomp.
son. six years old, 1888 N street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-07
PLAN SPECIAL PROGRAM.

A special "thirtieth anniversary pro
gram" has been arranged for the
meeting tomorrow of the District Of
Columbia section Of the National
Council of Jewish Women. which will
convene at 2:30 o'clock at the Jewish
Community Center. with Mrs. Leon
ard r. Schloff, president of" the sec
ton. presiding.
Nine. Pearl V MetZelthin. 1nterna-
tionally known Jewish clubwoman and
former resident of China, will relate
her experiences In that country az
the wife of German diplomat. and
also will deal with Chinese problems.
She will be introduced by DIR. SEE, the
Chinese Minister to the United States.
Nine. Metzelthin will appear In the
native costume she wore at the
Chinese court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-07
Grandmother Knew

there was nothing so good for con-
gestion and colds as mustard. But
the old fashioned mustard plaster
burned and blistered.
Musteroie gives the relief and help
that mustard pIasters gave, without
the plaster and without the blister.
II is a clean, white ointment made
with oil of mustard. Gently rub il
in. See how quickly the pain disap-
pears.
Try Musteroie for sore throat,
bronchitis, tonsilitis. Group, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache,
congestion, pieurisy, rheumatism,
iumbago, pains and aches Of the back
or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chiIbIains, frosted feet, coids
of the chest (it may prevent pneu-
monia).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-07
McKENNA HOME ROBBED
OF $500 IN JEWELRY
Clothing Valued at $500 Also Is
Stolen From Store on Four
teenth Street.

Jewelry valued at $500 was stolen
when the residence of Royal T..
McKenna, 80 Kalorama circle, was
burglarized Saturday night. The stolen
property included a diamond bar pin
valued at 5000, three necklaces, a gold
cross and gold-plated handbag. En-
trance was effected by breaking a
glass in a rear door.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKenna, returning
home before midnight. found their
bedroom upset and discovered the rob-
berry. Detective II. w. Smith of the
eighth precinct was put on the case.
Mrs. Rose Hanlon, storekeeper at
$500 Fourteenth street, told police Of
the thirteenth precinct her store was
entered late Saturday night or early
yesterday through side window and
wearing apparel valued at $500 taken.
suit case and travelling bag con-
tanning wearing apparel and complete
fishing outfit were stolen from the
automobile OF Harry Olmstead, 310
Fourteenth street, parked near his
home last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-07
PENSION PAYMENTS
STILL UNCERTAIN
District Officials Have Failed, So
Far, to Find Solution for De-
ficiency Bill Problem.

Uncertainty still existed today as
to whether it will be possible for
the District government to pay an
nuities to approximately 100 public
school teachers and pensions to the
GA persons on the police-fire pension
roll during the last three months of
this fiscal year. in view Of the failure
of the second deficiency BILL
The Commissioners are having a
study made Of the problem, but have
not yet learned whether there is a
way out Of the difficulty.
The Federal Government faces a
comparable problem regarding pen
sions of veterans Of the Civil and
other wars. for which funds to COM
pIete this fiscal year were in the last
deficiency measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-07

Shepherd, president Of the Massachu-
setts Forestry Association.
Members of the commission present
were Secretary of War Davis, Secre-
tary of Agriculture Jardine. Secretary
of the internal Work, Senators Over
man of North Carolina and Reyes of
New Hampshire and Representative
Hawley of Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-07
DIES OF PARALYSIS.
Mrs. Katharine Herzog Succumbs
at Home in This City.

Mrs. Katharine HerZog, 70 years old
IF 4l2 j street northeast, died Sunday
at her home from a stroke of paraly-
sis. She was the widow OF Fritz Her.
zog, restaurant owner. Mrs. HerZoG
was a member OF Eastern Star.
She Is survived by two daughters
two sons and nine grandchildren
The daughters are Mrs p. F. Baum
OF Baltimore. and Mrs. Alice Eoer.
hardt OF Bernardsvllle, N. ]. The sons
are Conrad Herzog and Charles Her.
zog Of Washington.
The funeral will take place Wed.
nesday afternoon at o'clock from the
Concordia Church. 1890 G street Rev
Charles Enders, pastor of the Con.
cordia Church. will officiate. Buria
will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-07
ASKS AIR MAIL BIDS.
Proposals for New York Chicago
Route to Be Oepened March "a.

Postmaster General New again called
for bids today for operating of the
Eastern Section of the Transcon-
tinental Air Mail Service between New
York and Chicago. The bids will be
opened March "a.
Recently Mr.. New rejected all bids
for this route. declaring them too high
In comparison with the Western Sec
ton bid of $3.50 per pound for the
first 1000 miles and Is cents a pound
for each additional 100 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-07
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following
Miles w Canada and Noveila Is. Adkins
both of Roxbury. Va.
Gilbert S. Fletcher and Doris v. Brock.
both of Richmond.
Robert B; Green and Cornslia Il. Priddy.
both of Richmond.
Pleasant T. Reed and George D. EomD-
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WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD
w Inllcd Press Lcnsed Wire


Yesterdays Hero-Tcd Lyons,
White SoX pitcher, who curbcd the
Nanks run Of victories over the
White Sox, allowing but five hits
and knocking in the winning runs
with his own hit. Il timely triple.
The score was 4 to ..
The Detroit Tigers took II IN
ming victory from the Boston Red
So&. n to ).
Fbiladclphia's Athletics made it
five IN succession by beating the
st. Louis Browns, 4 to 3.
Tris Speaker, former manager Of
the Cleveland Indians. hit the two
basc blow that gave the Washing
ton Senators, his present club, a 6
to ; victory.
The chicqgo Cubs played anoth-
rr marathon game and won it, ) to
4. Ii was the sixth consecutive vic,
tory.
The Cincinnati Reds got an carly
Inad on the Pbillic3 and won Q to 3
II was the third Cincinnati victory
in ho four game series.
THE Boston Braves rallied in tho
ninth and fen ON three Cardinal
pitchers in that inning and in the
touth TO WIN. / TO S.
Paul Nauar was the outstanding
STAR for Pittsburgh as the Pirates
druhbed the New York Chants, Il
TO I,
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Champions Aid
Delaney Family

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jun" ill.,
Many big names in boxing par
ticipated in the testimonial for the
benefit of Jimmy Delaney $ family
h.rc last night.
Delaney, light heavyweight, died
last winter.
Sammy Mandcll, lightweight
champion, boxed an cXhibition as
did tidel La Rarba, flyweight.
Bud Taylor Tcrrc Hautc bantam
weight, knocked out Bobby Hughes
Vt Atlanta, Ga, in scheduled six
round 90.
Benny Ross, Buffalo, won by Il
shade over jock Malone St Paul
middleweight, in the windup.
My Sullivan, st. Paul, knock
ed out Tony Sanders, Chicago, in
the semi winjup. Silly showers
defeated Billy Light in six rounds
and Billy Bortficld, Milwaukee,
lost to Al Van Ruyan, st. Pau! over
the same route.
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- HFv-Z 7-CNy7e r->,r7 -
I ts1fz E.2f / +. IS
DzFEEATED By
JOHNNY ADAMS
y, 7nItcd press t.cn2ed Wire

Los ANGELES IHac If.-Ioln-
NY Ajaas, sam Hgaaua.ao IastIar.
is today making as# claims for re..
ognig.on rs a wclterUotglt Nv v.r-
'urc of q decision oecr Dick Hoppa
Of Sdea.ta.e in the 70 round ua:a
event al Hollywood stadium IT'S
night.
The 68trra which opoaal with beth
boxers oztG.myIr cautious found its
stride, AM toward fire end the
punches were drawing their blo5H
toll.
in the f.ftb Hoppe showed to al
vantage and for q time had Adams
on tlaTer4e Of q knockout. Adams
came back - take the si~th with
me- seventh going to Hoppe. in taa
eighth the going WIS Gwen. Hoppe
landed "n urprnt in the uiu.h
that droHne. Adams, bGt La rs-
gained iis feet rishaut q ...4t. T4a
tcuth found Hoppe bleeding from.
the moatb from Adams stiff Gaue4-
Larry Murphy end Bobby In
Sale went six rounds to 81 draw iu
the somj wiudup Murphy was w-II
out in front during the first taur
"uod#, but appeared 10 ire badly.
Jiwn.E hiela took the decision
from Eud CoaG.ar in tie spcrla.
event
Eddie Gin came beck af.,r being
floored twice in the first round t.
score a kno.kUt over Joe Carloz2
iu th" second round. Cardoza maIN
three trips t3 tlsc canvas before h.
.po- tbe taH count.
Sandy Garrison Detected Red At
kp.9n Ia .ie cHr.aimaisar.
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Former Fighter
Lands in Jail
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June Leach
Cross, former lightweight priz,
fighter, was lodged in The city jail
here TO-DAY following a riot calI to u
Hollywood cafe, where the fighter
aud Frank ThomHall were engaged
in Il battle.
\ charge Of 1iolating the Wright
act WAS lodged against fhornUall
and Cross WAS charged with dis
turning the peace. Both were re-
leased on bail and are scheduled to
receive a hearing i'll municipal
court.
Police were unable TO learn the
cause of the trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Helen Wills Wins
Another Tourney
ny Iaitcl I'fc.A l.oascl Mirr

HECNHNUNN, En.lml. tao,
l'.-Hclaa wills tajv waa h.
vomcu : Kent county tceals cham
pionshiP, laua.iu4 Mrs. klty M-.
Kano Gad'roc n the t.aal. 81 Gt.
IL was Miss Willis SECOND toarn-
awtat vietory of tsn SEASON d ra.
Her ii"~t WAS i'm .ir E.,;h london
tennis championships which she wen
with ease. Dolay's m.t.u w:a 49,.
,cptoJ ~ proving a MISS wins
had come back aft.r mr. ortas.a9
oi last year tnr appendicitis ~
strong and as >hjHt.l ais .vea.
. To r.acl fIn finals, Miss WIS
yesterday defeated Mrs. Mo1a a.
Iorv imerjcan vome.,s .huuHa0
go, ST.. Miss Wiis has u..om 81
taNorts to win ,'n eamaH S eH RS
at Wj'mb'el'0r. an ha.,r long .J
hy Solauuo Lou.'cn
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Sharkey-D dempsey
Pa tile LOOms $
Nv ni'ol "rcss Leased Wire

NEW YORK. juno ll.-Pros-
rccjs for a hoavywcjght elimination
bout hctuecn Jack Sbarkcv aud
Jack ncmpscv increased today with
word from TEX RickavI promoter.
taat bc would have something i'm
ror'aut' to announce soon.
H,char3 who was known to have
received hate reports on Dempsey 5
condition from the former cham
riou'S California training camp,
strongly ntimated the announce
lacut would ho that the two Jacks
would meet July 81.
II q new hitch should develop in
r'"ns for the Shmkoy Dempsey
tigm however, Richard was under
stood 10 be ready to match Sharkcv
and ToaneT without any pyclimin-
AIRY.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
CHICAGO LEARNS
YANKEES TELA5I
is STRONG one
Sox Get Only One Game
Out Of Four Against
Heavy Sluggers.
BY HENRY L. FAERBLL
(unitod Press Staff Corosponaont)

(UnlUGu EleSS OJd4L ColIGs pOl]A31o}
NEW YORK, jane 1l-Rar
Schalk, new manager * tie Chica
20 White So-, like Dan IIowleE
equally new manager Of the St.
Louis Browns, must fe convinced
Iy now taat thc NeW York Yankees
look like American League pennani
winners.
Whcn Obc Yankees visited St.
Louis, HoHlcv took look at tha
champions and remarked sagaiE :
chow aee you ae.a = beat club
that YOU can't get oat -
Schaik didu t expose his inner
thuueHts Hbru he departed with
his flock 81 athletes bat be and his
men We're not as clipper af when
tapv came into New York only ore
game behind the league leaders
The sr.areo made ~ thr Nan<@
NAV have q very vital effect ON taH
White ~oz. young aad impression
able team.
Coas.ls..ag uat tbc Yankees
have won IA 4ama, from tAc lh'i.
,G.lpaia Athletics aud the Whit"
.ax the two leading coutcnders,
tae Yaahs ooj, as If they We're
,.ip" bit two dangers threaten
tl'm =axeacoafiaaaee and over
taiuirE
N.aeE uuse,as said recently he
dIn.t U,ar loss ~ games - th
Athletics and tie #i.'r Sos be
cans. tea sarcr- waald He or thor
toes aaai4s those teams.
.TEe a..t.r clubs waE "..e ~
,r.a rsbu'. h.aa-.e 81. g.aE..
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SPORT NEWS SECTION

game against Elsinorc last week,
ready to relieve him If he gets into
trouble
CaIcxieo has not lost a game this
season and is hoping to keep It's
Slate clean notwithstanding that
Fullerton won the championship
las! year.
4 squad Of Icyal rootors from the
border city went to San Diego to
root for the team
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
MOSCOW CONSTRUCTION
LAGS BEHIND GROWTH
BY Initcd I.r,..- Len.ch Nlrc

MOSCOW, .iUoo ll.-Mogc than
10000 residents of this city live in
houses meugippcd with running
water and Gwen without Sewerage,
as u result Of the great recent
growth Of the city population. Last
year homes for 100000 persons were
built but the city increased by $50,
eco in that period
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Playing
Fullerton Today

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g.. aEa. ce4aU ~ t ta.'E.9
t.'.. $ i '." H.a4H ..N,
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Will DISCUSS NEW FRANCO
AMERICAN TREATY SOON
~ IniIcd prrss Lensrl Wire

WASHINGTON, June II Amer
icau Ambassador Ilcrrick at Paris
ha5 broo authorized by the state
department TO inform Foreign Min
jsOcr Hrianl OF Franco that the
United Stgtos will be pleased to
converse about a possible agroa-
mout for FraHco- co-American treaty.
as outlined by BRAND in April,
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RCOMS-&I5 auI SO. Eire ana
cool. Country Club Inn. Sixth and
Holt. I6t3d
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thousands of customers testify
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We. supply the Tancrocd sud
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lace orders now Tor fall delivery
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j.. ID. HAMILTON.
State Cad. uruia,.

tu..y s. #r.ra'.
H.o.. uy d Aoeg. pualIt. ia
and 5r the County oi linz risk
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james =. Jet.t.., and u. -. Na.a-
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COAST CUE
Wegtcrd8I's Tcelllts

Sacramento rs, Aia-.ous. 81.
Los Angeles -, Portland %
Oakland ], Hollywood o.
Seattle t., Saa Francisco >.
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Help Wanted

WANTED-Salcsm5n % sell electric
rclrigaratnrs, Kendall Bros. GO
Broadway. 9J3
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bOTEh HOLI.YWOUD. Rooms anG
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.0it NAit.-Our bay team, wcignt
about 1900, age about . years,
sound. Good workers. and wol
broken. Harness If wanted. See
Phi!ip W. Knights, city engineer,
at city hall, FL Ceutlo. lltl
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hoH>a by june 10th to c1rc tor
during simmer in exchange FOR
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So. California
Sporting Briefs
BY United Press Leased Wire

LONG BEACH, Calf, June H.
III" Catalina channel roWboat mar
athon between this city and Ava.
Ion, Catalina island viii hold the
spotlight here tomorrow with more
than three score competing in tn
2f-mlIe open water event.
Officials in charge Of the event
have announced that sh5~Ig seats
IN the boat, are taboo. This will
minimize the margin conceded soy
"ral of the professional oarsraon who
are accustomed to that feature IN
their craft.
Ma ior J. Goodcc'l, world : scuII.
ing champion and I. J. IIagucv.
former Australian champion, Eaye
filed protests against the ban.
Oscar Pike, 56, Alaskan sour
dough who tells Of making fiva
trips from White Horse to Dawson.
200 miles each, is among the favor
cd veterans in the event
Los ANGELES, June I1.-Niet
Carter, los Angeles, Athletic Club
miller who defeated Edwin Wide, tn.
Swedish schoolmastcr, here recently
has started training for tho Nation
a \. \. [. meet at Lincoln, Neb.,
July /, and +.
Carter with Henry " Hank Lun.
ncy. his teammatc, will be amau.
the favoritcs in the eight furl6aa
event a the Nehra IN meet.
AdVices received herr state tua-
Lloyd Hahn, Who conquered Wild
III indoor meets, win be unable to
compete at Lincoln.
Wide said before leaving for the
cast that he was of the opinion tnat
Carter was capable OF making
mile in + minutes II seconds.
GLENDALE. Calf. june H.
The annual senior back stroke aHI
medley swim championships VIII b.
held at the Glendale Athletic club
here, June Is.
Natators from Los Angeles am
Hollywood athletic clubs viii com
pete against other crack southland
swimmers in the events.
indications point to the entry Of
moro than 100 men and women u
the various events,
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I X L Hatchery

SEVENTH SEASON of '.Better
Hatchcd Chicks. Farm Bureau
Accredited pa and "a Grade
White Leghous. Our ca cl,s are
produced fr,m most "a efulIy Sc.
lectcd parent stock. Tlov are
hatched in modern Electric MN
moth Inruh1fors by trained hatch
ely men. They are delivered bv
express prepaid. These chicks of
high INABILITY and good breeding.
wiH be profit makers. Our aim
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NATIONAL IEAG il
we. ..etlaYs Ees Iite

tl1einaaG ], Philadelphia ;.
Iittabursh i, New York 4.
Chicago ), brooklyn 1.
Boston il. ST. Louis s.
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Here and There
II3 Sport World
nv rni.cd Press Icn~ca Wire

Observation-Disclosures Of Cali
f.ruia 5 three crews OF oarsmen
'-,'o - Iea," for the east At noon
t,doF FIR the national irtor,ollc-
aiato regatta at Poughkcepsic June
-.
MATINEE, .-TrarsAooters
frou III part, Of Northern CaIifor-
GiH ars eNncet,d 90 compete in the
MARTINEZ cub transhoo'iug tourua-
men. omaav afternoon. The tour
rrv, preliminary to the state
-1,o. Ill Del Monte June IL. will
s.rya tu PM the entrants into prar-
r.r' for the coming event. The
mc,' viii he divided into five class
c~ "ith three rophics awarded in
pnch class. Trophies win be award
81 also to the h'gh gunner Of the
o.F and high professional.
san FRANCISCO. r. ".Sailor'
Friedman S ambition to rcin~tate
tt-on u rLo ranks cf the fore
rtsl coatand.rs for the ligh ,vrioat
.' ''. 90 3. 20 WY lsf, q posi- Z
ho held for years in the pugili~.ie
Vor.HD Was given setback last
night whom he went down to defeat
tan ba.la of WAN I.aftmour 81
tr"Hcn in a '.u roundcr here. The
i'r.nrhwan had The c3co in every
roHni bd the thjc9goan was oaiv
81 shadow Of his fora,, >cl;. 7.9'
tjsour ea'lct the decision bv a.
Wjd, margin.
MADISON. WIS Not even tn,
,""nn rr.w wifi be sent 10 tho
''H-ahaHs.r regatta. the Univrr-
t. of Wisconsin has announced
through Athletic Director Gcorg,
Little.
JEWEIL lowe Earl nonahue
of n"S Noinc> broke a world :
trau>hopfiag record when he won
p" four day state meet here, break
@ io5 oat of 500 birds.
on CAGO-Lcstcr Bo'stai, mn
torW public links champion, addel
,'n Big Ten confrreucc golf ti;le
ta his collection, winning the udj
Ni.i.al side for his school. the Uni
tpI>ItA of MnnrSuta
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Lost and Found

FOUND-RoX of barber supplies|
Owner call at Seeley Junk Yardl
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Livestock

FOR SALE-6 piggie Duroc Jersey
Sows, one Duroc Jersey boar
CaI at County Yard, Imperial, o
Phoro Imperial 20. l0ts