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MAN WANTED.

large corporation which has maintained
<ffices in Washington for several years and
iIas well established local business desires IL e,
80 ACT as local representative This IL an
opportunity for the right man to establish 81
x',li he we'll bald for loyalty and service.
sales experiences not necessary, II YOU meas
are un 10 our standards III other ways. Ad'
dress Box 9TV. star ofilce. e.
APPLICATIONS will be taken
.or several high-grade men
qualified to. sell -women's fine
footwear. Men capable OF earn
ing high salaries will find excel
lent opportunities to do SO here.
Apply VIM. Hahn & Company,
3a,aZ T St, Mr.. Richter. ~>.,... =.
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DODGE SEDAN. latest model: used gOOn
nhIsS: bumpers and all extras: your car ~
exchange. NeumeYers 1898 I4fh NV
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VI 1th ST. S.W.
Corner dwelling. containing 3 rooms and
bath. cellar: first commercial: can easily be
""'' FLOYD &. DAVIS COMPANY.
"33 18th So NV. Main 352-353.
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DODGE ROADSTER. 1925: mileage, IA 00O
general condition excellent; $3.50, genuine
hargan. Nclmeyer's 1925 14th at
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DCRANT ".PAsS. COUPE: in splendid me
chanlcal condition; only Sf25 for auj,k
sale York Garage. 1915 l. 81. NV. i5'
ESSEN COACH, 1926: repanted and recor
uiuohed; perfect in every detail: priced right
iuF quick sale: trade or terms. 1906 i4th.
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LINCOLN 1924 T-PAsS. SEDAN - New
ar Duco: sip covers; motor reconditioned. This
salesroom and appreciate its real value ami
low prlSe Marnon Used Car Dept. 1905
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TYPEW WRITERS-S0ld, rented exchanged: !:
-rneral repairing. =, Terms; 80 down, 50 , ger
month. United typewriter & Adding Ma
chine Co. Suite 3O1. 1919 f NV. NJ. $500.
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DODGE COUPE, late; S40o. This, car i.
like new. Frey's Auto Exchange. 1920 III
At ne. Open evenings ard sunday.
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BOATS.

BARGE, ex-Navy adnirars: 35 feet. new:
I40-hp engine: speed, 16 m.p.h.; complete
Equipment; in perfect running order: reason
ably priced for quick sale. See Mr.. Reed.
no Sth ct. NV. Tel. NJ. 1862.
WELL BUILT. 20-FooT;
y-botton1 sneed hull boat for sale: Can
cash
MOTOR BOAT. 1.-The Della-B -B"-Strongly
built: fine for fishing and pleasure: $3.50
Captain Harry Messick. Benedict. Nd. or
nhnna Col. 44k3.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EQUIPPED CAFETERIA
one of the most attractive in the city; estab-
lished legation; good Lease, ~
Main ANA fAnD +, st NV
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

FOR sALE-100 BARRED ROCK PTL-
let's 10 weeks old. 81 each. NJ. l.. Sanborn.
Route s, Alexandria. Va Il
horns. Sueciai this week. Phone ]. B.
Henry. Falls Church. Va. 7-W-2. 15s
BABY CHICKS. Rocks and Reds: eggs for
Matching Cogswelfs Poultry Farm. Phone
Clar. 1231-J-I, BalIston. va. -
BARRED ROCK and r. T. Red cockerels and
pullets: Matching eggs: baby chicks. 2Oj9
ST. NV West 66S or Kensington 100-F4.
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Moon Noon ROADSTER. 1925: with very com.
dd.ss, dmss oveEnauIed; new. perfect. 4-wheei hy-
isiie tirsa pgases top top boot and balloon
raaiiator i shutters; no dealers and no trades
smootb raie opportunity 70 buy high grade
PITS pnE9ee for cash. $50 Goth ST. NV. West
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CHRYSLER PHAEToN 7O--Fast and sporty
looking in excellent condition: has many
extras S1i5 terms. Mr. Abbott. 3700 Ga
ave. nW. Col 313 is
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SEDAN--T,ate 1922: fine Coz
dition, Cali Adams i~SO-J
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LOtOMOBILE SPORT TOURING. nav,
PANT tires and top: owner going 10 Eurnne
must sell; can be seen at 3340 Mass ave
or Dupont Garage 50 g
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- Washington Typewriter
Exchange moved from 9th and n. Z. ave.
to S07 18th NV. All makes, Rebuilt
rnfierw nnls SO. Franklin lOI4.
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FORD TOURING: in perfect condition
motor has lust been completely oyerhauled
strate anywhere. Frank NJ Dulin. 1881,
st. ne. Phone Lincoln 1On3o
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CHRYSLERS--Fivc TO choose from. We
are out cf the high rents. See Is before
| bnyIpE. Frey's Auto Exchange. 1929 II 81
I lie. Open evenings and Sunday.
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TYPEWRITERS Underwood ) and Royal
1913: good condition: reasonable. 432 let
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OUTSIDE REPAIR MAN by local furniture
store: riT<t understand cabinet making. hn-
7ishinc and 1Ipholstering: good salary local
references Address Box AIR. Star once.
PAINTERS wanted ca. Adams 1l73-J-
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TWO MEN. who are now delivering milk
on local retail routes: to men that have
good lists OF customers we have a very at
tractive ,proposit9n: give WI information aa
stress Box T-V. Star Office. H.
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MARMON SPORT TOURING: new Dueo
pant; pan IN many extras: mechanical condition
town: trade or terms. 1905 I4th st. Sorth
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ANYTHING TO SELL?
Psear Rsens Nss Nss less asS qT q. Maip aRr essaw
Household Effects. Merchandise Stocks.
Automobiles. etc. Thirty-seveu years serving
the Washington public. y.
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CHEyRoLET--S250 on time will buy
1928 Chevrolet Coupe in fine shape: Eood
tires: sporty appearance. Franklin 6Bl2
CHEVROLET TOURING, Ig33-For sal
$50. 163 Thland Terrace ne. 14s
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NAITSMTN TWO, Tor LneNrOIst ANkUltlUUIibs,
'fhe nien We want must know. and be well
acquainted in. Takoma Park. Nd p e.
THE men we SELECT E1ust devote their en-,
tire time TO this business: only hustlers need
apnly See Mr. Banning Owens Motor Co.
sifTs@t factory dealers b.}.s3 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1927-05-14

TYpEWRITERS-Ameri Typewriter Co.
big clearance sale. closing out our entire @
Rents greatly reduced 143I East Capitol St.
7 ayoniuua
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MOON ROADSTER. 1928. with ,.r,, oo.,
rortanle: deep. upholstered. rumble seat
mot motor Just overhauled; tires very GOOD:
huSo puSo paint; new. perfect. 4-wheel hydrariic
brakes top and top boot perfect no terms
Ut Iraaes. put rare opportunity Ia obtair,
2 stylish. high-grade. comfortable ear M =
11raHrS 1aHrSS low price. $50 goth ST. NV. West
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WINDOW DISPLAY MAN - Nationally ad.
rertiseSi cereal product in retail grocers win
4lows in local territory nitist have ear. age
81 . years' nigh school education or better
required: salary. expense. car allowance
Write Ralston Purna Co. IS $. Front ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa
TARGEsT SELLING PRODUCT OF IT'S
KIND: OUR MEN AVERAGE $50 " MEEKIb,lTf tsEEI, (;
APPLIANCE co, 14th & c SITS. NV. BET.
~ AND l.
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MATCHMAKER and, cleck repairer first
lass eexnerienced: state experience. salary
wanted and age. references required. Ad-
.3rass Ray 1S1-R Star office,
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HELP-DOMESTIC tCont'd,.
IIRL for general housework. stay nights.

WOMAN. colored reliable. general house
work: no laundry: stay nights; references.
Cali Mrs. Yariiey. North Chevy Chase.
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PERSONAL.
IC0nfianAdl

rd. for convaleacents. infirm and chroni
cases: nursing. diets, ambulance. SCPT
Col STU3
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HUPMOBILE CLUE SEDAN, excellent con-
ditlon: has been driven by q careful driver.
9, good buy, for 5000 621 Morris st. ne
thetween 9th and 9Th. and G. stsl
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- :: : - -" ~,-i5L ,nanager +.
3sar,sanaot ~ M and good prospects for future
10 experience required. Mr.. Corridor 1921
r st Room 90T.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
I transportation Men
Will Meet Friday
In Phoenix arley

PHOENIX, March 16 (P.-A special
train carrying 200 delegates from
California and Nevada to the eleventh
meeting of the Pacific coast transpor-
tation advisory board will arrive in
Phoenix Friday morning. The delega-
ton will join with industrial repre-
sentatives from Arizona, southern
California and New Mexico in a con-
ference session of carriers and ship
pers that will be the first of it's kind
ever held in Arizona.
Business men, farm and commercial
organization representatives, industrial
heads, general shippers and railroad
executives throughout the four states
will attend the meeting for the pur-
pose of discussing the conditions and
requirements of the producing and dis
tributing industries in the southwest.
Cooperation. between the carriers
and distributing industries in facili-
tating transportation services and in
ters1ate cooperation in fostering
southwestern development will be fea-
ture topics of discussions during the
all-day session of the board. A num-
ber of local railroad officials left to-
night for Grand canyon to meet the
special train, accompany the Califor-
MIA and Nevada delegates on sight-see-
ing trips and to conduct the trip to
Phoenix. Between 800 and 400 dele
gates are expected to attend the meet
ing, chamber of commerce officials an
nounced today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
JUNIORS TO BATTLE SENIORS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL BALL TITLE

almost cost the game. Shortstop
Franklin mad a bad day, bootlng
every chance that came along. Bran
liam went to the short field in the
third frame but the yearlings began
tC touch Cary quite regularly for
clean hits and scored twice in the
fourth and twice again in the fifth.
The junior victory gives them the
right 10 meet the seniors in the
final game to decide the school in,
ter-class championship. The fresh
men and sophomores will tangle in
Il consolation game later in the week
Pine, Hohsta6t. Negri Bouldln,
Haymore and Bryne all hit safely
at least once and Pine led his team
with a home run and 4 three bag,
ger The juniors were helpless after
the first inning before the twirllnB
of Gomez, who let them down with
three scattered hits by Miller, Bran
ham and G. Guevara.
GolleX was as wild as a March
hare in the first inning but after
that proved invircible in the way OF
base hits. He walked eight and hit
two for a total of ten free tickets
to first base, most of which led 10
runs. Cary only walked one man,
but was touched for more hits than
was Gomez.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
Florfda'x Original Booster


Ponce De Leon is generally credited
with having discovered the fountain of
youth in Florida.
While the Florida climate is a great
tonic in erasing years, there is a GER
tain amount of myth in connection
with the exact location of the springs,
supposedly discovered many centuries
back.
am inclined to think there are a
number of people in Florida Still in
pursuit of the mythical waters made
famous by Ponce de Leon.
However, of the various Florida dis
coveries of recent years, of one I am
certain. 1t was AL Lange who made
spring training baseball and Florida
synonymous.
For mores than. a dozen years he has
been the. states original booster, as the
greatest place in the. world for ma
jor league club to, trainSG a@l8
Al has more than made good on the
job.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17

The juniors staged a first inning
batting rally in their game against
the freshmen yesterday and won the
game to by scoring enough runs
to win before the smoke of battle
cleared away. The juniors went on
a batting spreed and before Smoky"
Gomez could retire the side they
had crossed the rubber eight times.
The. freshmen came back in their
half of the first and Pine drove
"Flossie" Cary's first choice offer.
ing for a circuit smash. Cary then
frightened up and struck out the
next two batters and Pegri rolled
weak grounder to retire the side.
After the first inning the juniors
were unable to score again, as Gomez
settled down to a change of pace
that baffled the third year team
Almost every inning the 5uniors had
runners on the paths but Gomez
was equal to the emergency and
struck out a man when needed or
caused a. batter to pop out or roll
an easy hopper to the infield The
frosh counted slowly at first but
finished strong and had enough
runners on the bases nj the final
inning to clinch the game, but after
Pine, Hohstadt and Ncgri had hit
safely, Haymore rolled out to sec.
end for the third out of the game.
The juniors looked plenty good
to win easily at first but erratic
support around the keystone sack
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
Sick Man
Refuses SIS
For Medicine

"Adlerika is the only medicine for
gas on the stomach. / never had so
much relief from any medicine I ever
took, and would not take $25 for
the relief one bottle of Adlerika gave
NEIL. L, Hicks.
Adlerika gives the system REAL
cleansing and brings. out old poisons
which may have caused trouble for
long time. Unlike most medicines, 1T
acts upon BOTH upper and lower
bowel Just one spoonful relieves
GAS and takes away that full, bloated
feeling so that you can eat better
and sleep better Even if bowels
move daily, Adlerika brings out much
additional poison which you never
thought was in your system and
which caused sour, gassy stomach,
nervousness sleeplessness, headache.
No matter what you have tried for
your stomach and bowels, Adlerika
will surprise you. Douglas Drug Co,
and other druggists.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
Jury in Mississippi
Holds Chorus Girls
Skirts Long Enough

JACKSON, Miss, March l6 (P-
George E. Wintz, the black bottom,
one-piece bathing suits, ana Is chorus
girls We're exonerated in one full
swoop here late today when jury
in county court decided that Wintz,
manager OF the Music Box Revue
company which played here, had not
caused the Is girls to appear on the
stage in manner offensive to the
sovereign state of Mississippi. The
verdict came after the jury had
weighed the evidence exactly "a min
utes.
Wintz, surrounded by friends and
showered with congratulations made
the usual announcement that it was
nc more than he expected on account
of his innocence but he also an
nounced that he was going to bring
another show to Mississippi and that
it would rlay in Jackson. Wint2
was liable to fine of $50 and 20
days in jail if found guilty,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
MiIlionaire's Estate
In Michigan May Suit ).
President for Summer

NEW YORK, March 16. P-The
Michigan estate of Alfred owen Gro
zier member OF the national repub-
lican club, today was added to the
list of possibilities as location for
the summer White House where Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge will spend
their vacation.
Crozier said he had offered Pres~
dent Coolidge his estate, Wildwood,
on the Old Indian Trail near Har-
Dor Springs, Michigan, and had re-
ceived a letter in which Presiden.
coolidge gratefully acknowledged the
offer and said he always had wanted
to visit Michigan.
In the opinion of Michigan men in
New York, the presidents choice VIII
lie between Michigan and Colorado,
with the chances favoring Michigan.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
Salt Lake City Woman
Admits Staying Two
Children; Love Affair

SALT LAKE CITY, March 49, LP)-
Mrs. Bernard Peterson, who yesterday
confessed to Staying two children, one
her own, for the love of an unnamed
man, this afternoon was taken to the
Peterson home, where she endeavored
to find the package that had con-
tanned the poison which she admin
istered.
The woman had sufficiently recov-
cred her composure to tell a more
connected story of the slayings and
somewhat changed her original ver-
sion. L. L. Larsen, chief criminal
deputy sheriff, said. In her second
story she is said to have denied that
another man inspired her attempt to
wipe out her entire family of three
children, the child of neighbor and
her husband. However, Larsen said,
he is inclined to believe the original
story nearer the truth than the latetr
one.
Two men arrested late yesterday
have been released, but Deputy Lar
sen and other attaches of, the city are
combing the city and Murray, home
of the Petersons several miles south
of here, for a third suspect, who, it is
believed, will clear up some loose
ends of the case against the woman.
In her confession the woman said
she received the poison in crystal
form from Los Angeles and that
after dissolving them in warm water,
poured the deadly solution over steaks
and fed the potion to the entire fam
lily. Older members refused to eat
the food because of it's bitter taste,
but Kenneth Peterson, 26 months old,
and Margaret Bateman, 1S months
Old partook of the food and died
soon afterwards. Peterson is said to
have tasted the food and left the
table without voicing his, suspicion
or making complaint.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17

featuring championship contenders
Hhey will weigh 1873 pounds. ta
Myers is set on winning his. bout
for he expects victory will place
him in a position to demand match
with Sammy Mandell for the worlds
lightweight title. tf
He is also eager to meet Callahan
for the worlds Junior welterweight
championship Lou Diamond, Whites
manager, said tonight that he pc.
Eeved it will be hiss battler who
Will meet Callahan for the 14O-pound
title, adding ~that White is NOT 81
lightweight and a match with Man
dell is out of the question.
The others on the card are: Dave
Shade of California VS.. Kid Herman,
the Mexican, $50 pounds.
Andre Routis, French featherweight
vs.. Henry Lenard, Chicago, 12o
pounds.
Johnny Hill, the Filipino VS.. Andy
Martin Boston, 126 pounds.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
STATE VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT
WILL BE HELD HERE SATURDAY

quired many teams travelling great
distances, so the committee decided to
divide the state into two sections, the
winners of the different sections to
meet at some neutral court.
It is very uncertain who will come
out victors in Saturdays clash as the
teams line UP somewhat different from
last year. The Bisbee team has greatly
improved over last year. as have the
local ''Y' boys, and according to latest
dope, the Tucson spikers are not plac
ing the ball as accurately as they did
last year SO it seems that it is an
even break between the trio OF teams
and the team that can get the break
is almost sure TO win. N&4
The games are expected to start at
p m: and it will be the best out of
three games.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17

Douglas sports fans will have the
opportunity of seeing another series
of games that will have state honors
at stake when the volleyball teams
from the Bisbee "Y," Tucson ''Y' and
the Douglas "Y' boys meet in the local
gym this Saturday
The winner Of the contest will meet
the winner of the volleyball tourna-
ment that will be held at Phoenix for
the teams in the northern part of the
state.
The contest this year is being run
differently, as the distances between
the cities are too great to run it off
very satisfactorily. Last year the teams
from all parts of the state met at
Tucson, the tournament ending in Tue
son winning the series and also the
championship of the state. That re-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
Totals
], A. Weiss Manager
OF City Ball Team
In Southern League

j. A. Weiss was selected as manager
of the Douglas baseball club in the
Southern Arizona league al meeting.
of %the executive COMMITTEES of the
American legion held at the Gadsden
hotel last evening. The legion took
over the sponsoring of the club
through a vote of the fans present at
a meeting held Tuesday night.
A committee of three to assist Weiss
in the management Of the club was Sc
lected, its members being Charles Cum
ningham, Myer Stolaroff and G. G..
Hinton.
Manager. Weiss has called a practice
session TO be held at o'clock this
afternoon on the Tenth street diamond
and issued an invitation to all candi-
dates for the team to turn out
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17

Get a two-ounce bottle of Moone's
Emerald Oil (full strength) today
Every well stocked drug store has
this, with the distinct understanding
that your money will be cheerfully
returned if it does not reduce the
inflammation, soreness, and pain much
quicker than any remedy you ever
used.
Your bunions may be so swollen
and inflamed that YOU think you
can't got another step. Your shoes
may feel as if they are cutting right
into the flesh. You feel sick all over
with the pain and torture and pray
for quick relief. What's to. be done?
Two or three appl ca ion of
Moone's Emerald Oil and in fifteen
minutes the pain and soreness dis
appears. A few more applications at
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
Here's Speedy Relief From
.Bunions and Soft Corns
All Druggists Say Emerald Oil Must Give Complete
Satisfaction or Money Cheerfully Refunded.

regular intervals and the swelling
reduces.
And as for Soft Corns a few APP
plications each night at bed time and
they just seem to shrivel right up
and scale off.
No matter how discouraged you
have been with pads, shields or other
applications, if you have not tried
Emerald Oil, then you have some
thing to learn.
It's wonderful formula-this COM
bination of essential oils with cam
phor and other antiseptics so mar
velous that thousands of bottles are
sold annually for reducing varicosc
or swollen veins.
Every good druggist guarantees
Moones Emerald Oil to end your
foot troubles or money baek,-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
WYOMING TOWN TAKES
ON CHARACTER LIKE
OLD TOWER OF BABEL

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., March 1912
This western mining town rivaled
the ancient tower of Babel tonight
in confusion of tongues in a colorful
melting pot celebration which is held
annually and has become known as
international night"
Basques, Turks, Slavs, Egyptians,
wooden shoed peasants from the Ty-
rol bespangled Spanish senoritas,
Creeks, Danes, Swedes, Russians, Ital-
ians, Irishmen, Welshman and Czechs
sang and danced in native costumes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
Spring Training Camp
Ne1Us From the Majors

Ted Blankenship, Faber and Grouse;
Williamson and Rickey.
CLEARWATER, Fla, March Is CP).-
r. II. e.
Brooklyn (N) 100 900 OOO-- 6
st. Louis (A) .oO1 oO6 5OO--12 IA
Vance, Barnes, Petty and Debarry
Hargreaves; Stewart, CASTOR and ).
ONeill.
AVON PARK, Fla, March 16 tPl.-
r. Fl. e.
Cleveland (A) .11o 12O 2oO-7 II
st. Louis (N) -. .O3O 2o3 OOx-S II
Uhle, Shaute, Levsen and Myatt, l..
Sewell; Keen, Haines and O'Farrell.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
BOWLING SCORES


The Y. M. G. A. took 3 points from
the Arizona Edison company last night
on the 'Y" alleys. Nelson, of the
Y. M. G. "A. team, bowled high total for
his team as we'll as for the evening
with SIS, while Sexton was high for
the Arizona Edison company with 451.
The total for the Y. NJ G, A. was 2,O64,
and that for the Arizona Edison com
pany j, ,951.
ARIZONA EDISON COMPANY
Quinn, 336; Sexton, 451; Bonar, $50;
Guthrie, 1885, Shotwell, 429. Total, 1851.
Y. NJ C. A.
Hickox, 1856; Nelson, SIS; Simpson;
39S; Beals, S7S; Lamb, S9S Total, 2,O64-
Scratch pads for sale at Dispatch Of
fice.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
ella Team Eliminated
By Monon A. C. Five
In Spectacular Game

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 16 (R-o
In one of the most spectacular games
OF the day the Monon A, c. OF
Lafayette, Ind, eliminated the Gila,
college team of Thatcher, Ariz., 3S
to 81 In the last half the Gila
team staged a hair-raising rally and
cutplayed their more experienced
rivals for the last fifteen minutes
of the session. The score at the hall
was: Monons, 21; Gilas, Is.
n,hn hnX Score.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
Eleven clubs in Training

The success of the Phillies made
Florida, as far as a spring training
state for major league ball clubs.
This year we find Il out, of 16 major
league clubs getting into condition
under Florida sun. Next season l
understand the Chicago White Sox
twill join the big parade.
In addition five other clubs from
the International League and Ameri-
can Association are also doing busi-
ness in the state, making 16 ball clubs
in all
Undoubtcdly the publicity arising
from such a condition has done much
to boom Florida and will continue to
work for the good of the common
wealth.
All credit is due Al Lange, Original
booster
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-17
BILLY WHITE TO CLASH
WITH MYERS In CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March 16 up Billy
White of Jersey City, regarded az
one of the hardest right hand punch
ers in the game, will clash with
Spug Myers of Pocatello Idaho, in
10-round bout here tomorrow night
one of four lG-rounders on the cara