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a TronhY Room

One OF the unique features Of
the new B. +. Keith Memorial
Theater which 3. F. Albee is now
completing in Boston on the site
OF the historic Boston Theater. Is
museum containing trophies.
relics and traditional treasures Of
The old and new theaters which
mark the progress Of the two
founders Of American vaudeville.
One Of these is the prompt book
Of the only play written BY the
great Henry ward Bescher. 1t
had its premier IN the Boston
Fheater at a matinee on January
20, 1853. Il still holds the Boston
record for the brevity Of its
run, for Its first performances
was also its last. II was called
Norwood" and in spite OF the
fame and popularity Of the MUS.
trious pulpit orator the critical
Bostonians refused to fan for his
play writing.
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Near Breezy Annapolis

A beautiful year.round water.
front home, with acreage, prf.
vate and exclusive, vet close IA
town; cool, restful, modern.
This place would be sure 20 slIIt
the fastidiOus buyer, and the az.
tails are all given IA the Clas.
sffied Columns.
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The akoDe sOants and offers
are only = fen " the naany ~.
terestine propositions you wiH
find advertised IN todays
Times and Herald clasaified
adpsrtisiHs ssetion.
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you imimeJiatel from the
Times Company Office By
special messengsF.
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AT
PRODUCTION
PEAK


With II pictures In various
stages Of production Paramount
this week reached the peak Of It's
summer activity. A number Of
the companies are out on location,
other units are working on the
studio stages; prints Of several
features are in the cutting and
fitting rooms. In addition to those
now in work nine more are slated
for start Of filming IN August to
be followed By seven IN September.
Productions IN work with their
leading players and directors are
as follows: "Hula, starring Clara
Bow. directed by Victor Fleming:
Swim. Girl, Swim, !" starring Bebe
Daniels with Gertrude Ederle,
conquerpr Of the English Channel.
in an important role; and Emil
Jannings' third Paramount pro-
duction. Hitting for Heaven.
Eddie Sutherland Is directing
Esther Ralston III Heaven Help
the Working Girl" Chester Conk.
lin and George Bancroft are CO.
featured In tell It to Sweeney, :,
directed BY Gregory La Cava.
Florence Vidor IL working on
Zone Woman to Another under
direction Of Frank futile. Beau
Sabreur.p sequel to Beau Gest .
boasts large cast Of featured
players including Noah Berry,
Roscoe Harms, William Powell,
Gary Cooper and Evelyn Brent.
Jack Luden's initial starring
Western subject Is 'Shootin'
Irons" Richard Dix IL back from
location with his shanghai
Bound" company.
AdoIphe Meniou Is. working I'M.
der the direction Of III. D'Abbadie
D,Arrast in "A Gentleman Of
Paris
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Wanted: a Lady

Although no leading lady has
as yet been selected to support
Hoot Gibson in The Raw Hide
Kid" adapted from Peter B.
Kyne's story, THE Lion and the
Lamb" Universal has just an.
nounced casting Tom Lingham,
Harry Todd and Frank Hagney,
who recently won world fame by
rowing the Catalina Channel. Del
Andrews win direct.
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EthIyne Gets Part

EthIyne Clair. upon her return
to Universal city. pumped right
into big role opposite William
Desmond In ''The Vanishing
Rider. EthIyne. who Is a ma
tive Of Atlanta. has been making
personal appearances throughout
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Zone Good Picture"

Universal was so pleased with
the way !'red Newmeyer has
handled his Denny picture, Ask
Me Another.H that it has given
him a contract. He will handle
one of the, two remaining Denny
pictures on the 1927-1928 schedule.
Good Morning, Judge" or
Watch Ny Speed. =
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COSMOPOLITAN MAKES
BIG FILM PL ANS

Cosmopolitan Productions has in preparation program
coming that the elaborate the
the Hearst film enterprises with Metro Mayer
Five productions will be made under the Cosmopolitan banner
In addition these there will productions
including Quality Street. Dumb Dora" third as vet
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Fair Coed really typical of the
American college girl. The ex.
terror scenes will be filmed in
and about California colleges.
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TIMELY TIPS
Waterfront Property

waterfront property
CEDARHURST, on the BAY,
30 miles from Washington. ID. C.
A delightful summer colony on
the Chesapeake Bay. Carefully
planned and sanely restricted.
No lots have q frontage of less
than so feet and all lots are SO
arranged that they either face
the water or have an unOb.
structed view of the water. Lots
for sale. Prices as low as S1OO,
with terms as low as $40 down
and S. monthly. Cedarhurst is
an established colony, where
many satisfied owners have al.
ready built their summer cot.
tages. For directions how to get
there, go out Pennsylvania Ave.
nue. >. Z. and turn left at end
Of avenue into Marlboro Pike.
continue through Marlboro and
Mt. Zion through right one
mile beyond Mt. Zion ON Gales.
VILE Road. Free circular ON re.
quest. For further information
regarding this property and the
realtOr handling the sale of II,
see the Waterfront Property
Page in tOday's Classified Sec.
ton.
Read Barsains Here Carefully
$S50-2 acres, 4OO-ft. salt
waterfront, tinIbered on good
road. Piney Point neighbOrhood
81, 6q0-2h acres, 5-rOOm house,
artesian Well, on State road, 5
minutes from WicOmico River.
$2,6OO-A acre, 5-rOOm house.
artesian well, near State road,
wharf and garage. st. Georges
Island. 3
$500 20 acres on Potomac,
q miles from ID. c., 500 II.
front.
A,OOO-61 acres, S,OOO.ft, shore
front, 4-rOOm house, barn, fine
harbor ON Chesapeake Bay side.
$S.5OO-78 acres on Potomac
River In Maryland; f.1OO.ft.
bathing beach shore, as miles
from D. G. For complete de.
tails regarding Realtor in charge
o. these properties, see tire
Waterfront Page in tOday's Clas.
sified.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Give Luncheon For
Those In Cast Of
Minstrel Feature

Members of the cast of the Merry
Minstrel Maidsn were honor guests at
aluncheon given atthe Grand Tea
room by the Business and Profess
sional Womens club yesterday.
Several piano selections were rem
.dered and talks made. Olive Davis
was awarded the attendance prize
Evelyn Bates, Martha Criley, Sue
Stevens and Mrs. Brice gave a clever
take-off on one of the local or
chestras.
Jean Campbell was awarded the
birthday prize. There were about so
present at the luncheon.
Mrs E. w. Brown, state president
of the BUSINESS and Professional
Women's clubs, and Mrs. r. L. Hoyal
have been named as delegates to the
state convention to be held in Je
rome, May and T.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Hi-Y Boys Motor to
Pinery Canyon Camp
Site for Short Stay

A group of a. dozen Hi-Y boys
yesterday motored to the Y. NJ. C..
A. camp site in Pinery canyon for
the first of several overnight camps
which are being planned for the
season Each lad took his own food,
bedding, and paid his share of
transportation cost.
Today will be spent In discussing
fer together regarding program and
llans for the older boys camp which
will be held from June 1S to 20.
This will be the first camp for
cider boys held by the local associa-
ton in several years. Indications
this early are that most of the
group of "a Hi-Y boys will attend
Word has also been received that
Miami will send a delegation of boys
to the first camp, May 80 to June
49, for the younger group. With
four towns represented, Douglas,
Tucson, Bisbee, and Miami, plans are
being made TO take care of more
than 100 boys for the first period
CT two weeks.
About Is boys have already signed
up for the first two weeks camp,
with 2 good many more waiting
until school is out before definitely
making their plans. Last year Doug
las had q boys in the "Y" camp;
this year plans are being made for
a considerable increase.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
RUTH AMES WINS JOHNSON LEADS
IN PERSONAL---VERY. ~" RACING
TEST ON COASTtON MEMBERSHIP

Miss Ruth Ames, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. J. Ames, 92O Tcntn
street, recently won a personality
contest staged by the knights Of
Columbus of Los Angeles in the Ell
patrio eballroom.
More than 10 entrants were in the
contest. ictures of the local girl
appeared in the Los Angeles papers
along with interviews. The winner
was selected by popular applause
She received handsome silver
cup, 81 inches in hcighth, the Los
Angeles papers stating that Her
tig brown eyes, wavy black hair.
and smile would capture any judges
vote" f1t5 ~
Miss Amns is attending high sch0ci
in Los Angeles. She will return
lgcre for the summer. She is IL
years Of age.
Dance at X-C Ranch, near. Lee Sta
tion, Saturday night. April 2S.--Advt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

BY Il margin of one point Sam
Johnson, of the Reds, is leading
Arthur Karger, of the Blues, to 9,
in the membership campaign among
boys being conducted at the tx. NJ
e. A. However, in total points the
Blues still lead.
Among the older group three of
the four horses have started off on
the race track, with Bubbling Over
and Sparkplug neck and neck with
five miles each to their credit
Swastil<a is coming /, close behind
having reached the three mile mark
while the Old Green Mare is stall
stamping to gel a start.
In this division Harry Young and
JamesT TReay are tied with s. points
each to their creoit Indica tions
ere that flock of points will be
gathered by all teams apout May :
and at the close of school,. 1t is also
known that one or more of the
group is holding back a number of
Points in order to make a big show
ing at one time.
Special prizes are being offered
Individual winners in each group,
The first two in the younger division
being Two weeks and ore week free
M camp, and in the older group one
week free and one week at half
cost. number of new members
have Joined the teams and are COM
pcting for the prizes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Old Newspapers In bundles for sale
at Dispatch Office.-Advt.
C. of c. School to
Start This August

With a faculty of Sc men, including
noted instructors from leading univer-
stiles and some of the best and most
experienced commercial and trade or
ganization secretaries in the country,
the national school for commercial and
trade organization executives will hold
it's seventh annual session at North
western university from August % to
September this year, according to
word received here
Since it's foundation in 1921 the
school has Become 50 we'll known
throughout the country that attend
ance has increased year by year as
experience has shown the value of the
courses given.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Smokestack Banquet
Is Given Publicity
In National Magazine

A story about Douglas is carried
in the May number of the Popular
Mechanics magazine. giving the city
further. free national publicity.
The story is of the banquet given
several months ago at the Copper
Queen snlelter to celebrate COM
Fiction Of new units of the plant.
Fifty represcntatives of the COM
Gany We're gathered at a banquet
1T the base of a 35O-foot chimney
with tables arranged in circular
fshion to conform to the unique
room Entrance to the banquet
was gained through the vent at the
bottom of the stack.
A picture Of the banquet is carried
with the story The picture was
taken from a point in the stack,
looking down on the diners.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Chevrolet, Stolen On
Friday, Recovered In
Lordsburg Saturday

Recovery of the Chevrolet coach
belonging to c. A. Bentley, Associated
Press operator at The Dispatch, stolen
from in front of the newspaper office
Friday night, was reported yesterday
by Sheriff Felix Jones at Lordsburg.
The New Mexico sheriff wired local
officers that he seized the stolen car
about o'clock yesterday morning.
Five shots were fired at the driver
of the car by the Lordsburg sheriff,
he wired the local officers. He said he
halted the car and the driver opened
the door on the opposite side and
escaped in the darkness in spite of
the fusillade of bullets.
The quick recovery of the car stolen
Friday night is another Of the cases in
which the prompt action of local Off
GERS has made possible the apprehen-
sion of car thieves or at least prevented
them from escaping with the stolen
machine.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Pelican Exhibited L.
At Curio Cafe Is
Attention Draruer

\ "a wonderful bird is aTpelican.
y His beaE can hold more than
Y his belly can.''
+ The old rhyme is brought
\ back to mind when one visits
\: the CuriO cafe in Aqua Prieta.
Y For Alice Gatliff, the pro-
\: prietOr, has a large bird of the
Y pelican species on exhibition in
Y the cafe. The bird has "a wing
Y. spread measure of about 10
Y feet. 1t is white with blue eyes
Y and it's beak is Is inches long.
y The bird was given to the
+ cafe owner by friends who
Y caught it ON the YaIui river i'm
Y lower Sonora recently. 1t is
+ causing great deal of interest
+ in the cafe.
+
Y 81 * * 81 ~ & && X * ~ * * *
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Recital From Works
Of. Shakespeare for
Loretto Next Monday

A dramatic recital from several of
Shakespeare's most widely read and
acted plays and from "Dr. Jeykl and
Mr.. HYDE" will be given at Lorretto
school tomorrow afternoon by Iilestou
Bryce, formerly member of the Rob-
ert B. Mantell company, Bryce yester-
day announced. The recital is, sched-
uled to commence at l o'clock.
Short selections from las You Like
It." Merchant of Venice" Julius
Caesar" Hamlet" and Macbeth" will
be used, it was announced. During
the past winter, Bryce has given re-
citals at Loyola College, Los Angeles
st. Peters, San Francisco; Lady of
Peace, San Diego, and other schools,
lie said.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Douglas Boy Accepts Position

Gregory Moore of this city, at pres
-ent attending school at the University
of Texas, has accepted a position to
start in June with the city engineer
corps at Austin Texas Moore will
hold the position of building inspec
tor He is the son of Mrs. j. B. Nc
Cabe of this city and is a graduate of
the local high school.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
! aIany Attend Funeral

Many Douglas people motored to
Apache Saturday to attend the fu
neral of J. J. Wheeler 7Syear-old
pioneer, who died recently in Tucson.
Among those who Will attend are Mr..
Among. those who attended were Mr..
Glenn Bentley and others.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
DANCE AT GADsnEN

The Girls Friendly society is Civ
ing a dance this evening at the
Gadsden hotel The EIks orchestra
will play. An entertaining evening
is promised.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Daughter Born

A girl weighing seven pounds was
born Easter Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Baldwin of Silver City, N. NJ,
according to word received here by
Mrs. E. Bryce, mother of Mrs. Baldwin,.
Mrs Baldwin was formerly Miss Jean
cite Bryce of this city.<
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
simonsons vlsit .Dauehter

Mrs Il. w Simonson will leave this
evening with Mr.. Simonson. They
will go together to Grand Rapids,
Mich, to visit their daughter Mrs.
Haynes g. Edison Mrs. Simonson will
remain there until July.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Here From EI Paso

Mitssa Mildred DeI5ord and Mrs.
George S:ssLa4nb, and SOM George,
Jy, of Ell Paso, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs A. S. ~ Shropshire.
Miss DeBordAand Mrs Lamb formerly
lived in Douglas. They arrived here
Friday and will return to Ell Paso
today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Leave city

Dr. and, Mrs. G. w. Patterson, accom-
panied by AIRS. Patterson's mother, Mrs.
William Becker, Sr., have gone to
Phoenix to attend a meeting of the
State Optometrical association to be
held at the Adams hotel i'll that city
Sunday and Monday. They will return
Mondhy evening.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Leaves Hospital

Walter Mahon left the Calumet hos
pital Saturday morning for his home
at 1896 Eighth street. Mahon has been
recovering from a major operation
performed 10 days ago.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Dinner Nance at Country Club

There will be a dinner dance at the
Douglas Country club April 30. Mrs.
A. B. Packard and Mrs. J. II. Davis
will be in charge of the dance. Dinner
will be served at O'Clock and guests
will spend the remainder of the eve-
ming dancing.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Free Clinic

Dr. f. w. Adamson and DR.. Carl
Helm, assisted by Mrs. Gordon New
man, performed several operations
Saturday morning at the free child
clinic recently started at the county
hospital.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Ladies', Iuncheon

A ladies' luncheon viii be held at
the Douglas Country club Saturday
noon Reservations should be made
through Mrs. L. c. Robinson, phone
1874 by Thursday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Leaving for lei Paso

Mrs. o. NJ. Moody, who has been
visiting Mrs. William Gmahling of this
city for the past week, left yester-
day for her home in El Paso. Mrs.
Moody is former Douglas woman and
is we'll known here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
POINT an VIEW

The pastor of a thriving colored
congregation in Mobile was speaking
to one of his flock at the railroad
station.
Brother" he said, 81 hears very
bad reports of your youngest son.
That boy doesn't seem to do you
much credit"
Credit" rejoined his parishioner,
angrily. Huh, you puts it mild.
Tha's the worst chile ever Iseen in
ma whole life. In fact, Elder, striclly
between ourse'fs, we regards him as
de white sheep of de fambly!"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Leave City

Leave City
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Gilmore left
Douglas Saturday morning for Cliff
ton, where Gilmore has legal business
coming up Tuesday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
infected Arm

Miss Elaine Houle of this city is be-
ing treated for an infection on her left
arm near the elbow joint. Miss Houle
bruised her arm and the bruise became
infected.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Here for Weekend

# Levin Osell is in this city from the
University of Arizona at Tucson to
spend the weekend visiting his par
ents
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Daughter Born

Mr.. and Mrs. o. NT Richard are the
parents of daughter born recently
at the family home, I'll Eighteenth
street. The baby weighed seven
pounds.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
director Leaves

Miss Lillian Hall, director of the
minstrel show put on by the Business
and Professional women, left Satur-
day evening for Phoenix.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Country Club Bridge

Thursday evening at the Douglas
Country club novelty prizes in the
second meeting of the, bridge tourna-
ment were won by Mrs. A. II. Wilson
and George Dave
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Returns to cannnea

Returns to Cannnea
f. G.. Strachan Of Cananea LETT
Douglas recently after spending a few
days visiting Mr. and Mrs. w E Wal
lace at their home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Gets New. Car

r. E. Swain has purchased new
Chevrolet coupe from the Simon
Chevrolet company. The car was
sold by Edwin Moore, city salesman.
Car sales are picking up, Moore
yesterday said.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

TEXTILE PAINTING, newest trim
ming for Spring Dresses, Hdkfs.,
Scarfs, Boudoir Pillows, for sale and
made to order Mrs. A. T. Wilson,
Phone 9SO.-Advt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Here From Bisbee

Miss Army Rourke, Mrs. H. Rourke
and Mrs. NJ. Bryer OF Bisbee were in
this city Saturday on a shopping trip.
Miss Rourke is we'll known here, hav-
ing attended Flagstaff Teachers Col
lege with smany Douglas girls. At
present she is teaching in Bisbee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

by 0 o Fle nj Hon
a an ar rodued With h
is peri In Iu
he of
d wi lie de the scua character of their
a O tn uona
Gran company bn firm and still amenowsw
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

Beauty Shop Deluxe. Narcotic soc and
81. Facfals 81. Shampoo soc. Phone &c.
-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
To Tucson

D. c. oiNeil motored to Tucson Sat-
urday to accompany his wife home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

Ladies, don't miss the tea at the
Gadsden Beauty Shop, Tuesday, April
26th, from TO p. m. Prizes to be
given ard demonstration of permanent
waving and teauty culture.-Advt
Permanent Wave, $3.50. Gadsden
Beauty ShOp,-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Here Fron. TucsO

Here From Tucson q
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.fCuIin of Tue
son are in Douglas on business. ~Culin,
who is an insurance adjuster, will adj
just the loss on the Douglas Drug
company fire, which recently destroyed
valuable property in the basement of
the store.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Reaurns to WorIs

r. n French has returned to his law
office after an illness which lasted
only a few days.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Kiwanis to Emtertain

Arrangements have been made to
take care of entertaining the grad"
yates of this years class of the Doug
las high school at a Kiwanis party.
This has been done in the past few
years and the Kiwanians wish to con
,tinue the custom Ralph Peterson, as
chairman of the program committee,
will make the necessary arrangements
as to time and place. The date will
probably be May II.
Gadsden Beauty Shop Tea April 26th
from to p. m. All ladies in Douglas
inVited-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

Sweet peas, soc bunch. Smiths
Flower Shop. Phone 500. 754 G ave.
-AdVt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

UndcrgOes Operation
James Frost underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis at the Calumet
hospital Saturday morning. He is do
ling nicely.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Return From Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Schofield have
returned to Douglas from a trip to the
coast.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Here ON Business

L A Rosick, manager of the Arizona
Edison company in Bisbee, was IN
Douglas on business yesterday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
DOUGLAS DAILY DOING S

III With Influenza
Homer Nally is confined tothis home
with a severe attack of Influenza.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

Permanent Wave. $12.50. Gadsden
Beauty ShOp.--Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

III with Influenza
Homer Nally is confined toshis home
with severe attack of influenza.
To Tucson
D. c. oiNeil motored to Tucson Sat-
urday to accompany. his wife home.
Douglas Here
Lewis Douglas was in this city Sat-
urday visiting his mother. Mrs; J. s.
Douglas.
Return From "Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. schofield have
returned to Douglas from a trip to the
coast.
Reaurns to Work
r. N French has returned to his law
office after an illness which lasted
only a few days.
Here ON Business
1. A. Rosick, manager of the Arizona
Edison company in Bisbee, was in
Douglas on business yesterday
RECEIVERS From Influenza
Doyle Lee of 92S Sixteenth street
has recovered from severe attack OF
Influenza and is able to be about again.
TO California
Mr. and Mrs. f. W.. Graves left
recently by train for, California. They
will visit in Los Angeles and San
Diego.
.UndergOes Operation
James Frost underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis. at the Calumet
hospital Saturday morning. He is do
sing nicely.
Leave City
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Gilmore left
Douglas Saturday morning for Cliff
ton, where Gilmore has legal business
coming up Tuesday.
Returns to Cannnea 4
f. G. Strachan Of Cananea left
Douglas recently after spending a few
days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Wal
lace at their home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
DougIas Here

Lewis Douglas was in this city Sat
urday visiting his mother, Mrs. J.. S.
Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24

Receivers From Influenza
Doyle Lee of '92S Sixteenth street
has recovered from a severe attack OF
Influenza and ist able to be about again
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
TO California

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w, Graves left
recently by train for California. They
will visit in Los Angeles and San
gDiego.