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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


L. k1xAIL~0 - I. hfAIlS 1OA0Ss
1901 @ ST. NV
rooms ana bath. .......... ,Soo.VV
SOC 10th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $460
1890 g sT. NV
3 rooms and bath ................ 5000
e1e7 ST. NV.
Z rooms ana bath. $1,000 and spy w
z rooms and bath. .S45.5o. 48
= rooms and bath ............... $3.50
1I07 18th ST. NV.
room dining alcove. kitchen and
bath with dressing closet. S42 SO. $3.50
I712 F ST NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath $4,000
1246 9th ST. NV.
rooms Kitchen and bath. $40 .00-S45 90
2i04 PA AVE NV.
WINS ' los los X s'T. NV. 800
? rooms, kitchen and bath. $4,000
FLATS FOR CoLORED.
116 10th ST. SEE.
= rooms and bath ............. $40 so
2444 r ST NV. -
s rooms and use of bath. ......... $33 so
1919 LIST ST. NV.
) rooms. kitchen and bath $50 90
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Main oO8O.

24o6 18th ST. NV.
Four rooms and bath. rec. hall:
large rOoms and closets.
1918 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. rec.
hall: $50 month.
1924 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Two rooms kitchen and bath:
three rooms. Kitchen and BATH $50
to so month.
e45 LoNGFRLLQw ST. NV.
rooms. Kitchen and bath. $3.50.
1851 PARK RID. NV.
Three rooms, kitchen and bath.
1915 KALoRANA RID. NV.
Four rooms and bath. porch.
1914 .1sth ST. NV, ,
h.-wh.. cleo: SOS month
1000 sth- ST. NV, -.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. s35
7l9 18th ST. NV.
Five rooms and bath. h.-wh.. cleo:
500 month.
THE OTTAWA. a5o4 18th ST. NV.
garage rage" Available April j. Very
desirable.
THE YORKSHIRE, 1852 Columbia I'd.
Five rooms and bath: front and
rear pofches; S75 month.
1471 IRVING ST. NV.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath, $40.
1878 IRVING ST. NV.
Seven rooms and bath. garage.
h-w.h.. cleo: $50 mo.
rec in Sundays Star and Post.
RY CO., INC,
Main 1904.
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wANTEn 10 RENI-H0UsFs.

on EASY TERMS. OR ROOM BTNGA.
low or cottage: ami !; small garden; one
fare zone. Address Box 334 NJ. Star once
house: ami: yard: garage IS April Is or
May /: must be reasonable. Address Rox
213-M. Star Office. 13'
HOUSE IN THE NV: TO ROOMS.
good locality: improvements; by adults.
Adams $3.50.
ATTORNEY WITH FAMILY WANTS FOUR
pedroQm house IN Chevy Chase: near scho9is
Star offce. or Clar 1278-W-2 Ia
WANT 10 LEASE OR . ROOM HOUSE:
modern: reasonable: between sth and nth.
a ana = sE.Ensw.: adults. Address BON
243-M. Star o1lce. Ia
! HAVE DESIRABLE TENANTS FOR
houses In All sections: personal attention
r. o. LIKENS. ClevR. 23e4
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! q -. -.
1911 Eve 81. NV Main 2431-3S
1918 EYE ST. NV ROOMS. BATH.
cleo. h.-a.h.: in excellent location for room
ing and boarding S75
1850 81 st st. ms rooms. bath. lat,
cleo: in good condition: $50.
AIS 2nd st. n.w.-9 rooms. bath, gas,
h.-w.h.; in excellent condition; S75.
415.IT ST. n.w-23 rooms. baths.
lat. cleo: newly paDered and painted; Tea-
sonable.
FOXHALL VILLAGE. 4462 Reservoir rd
% rooms. bath. ami: newly built nome :
$500.
1918 Shepherd ST. n.w.--6 rooms, bath.
am H. gar. Just off 14th st. reasonable.
I64l st-15 rooms 3 baths. ami.
splendid location for rooriing or tea room :
$500.
BOSS & PHELPS.
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COLORFD.

(RENT REDUCEDl
fs6sTs,,,k RRww-s D. .I Ist be- hsai b.,, ssS
q D se.-7 3. gas, lat heat, ss5.ss
900 Fairmont--6 r. B. b.. lat. heat. gas. $50
S. Fl. ROSE,
Ie33 You a. Pot 81
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month.
e45s ONTARIO RID. NV.
large rooms and bath h, nv hi .,t slec t1
W. "'"'"' wAPLE q LEwEY.
Specializing in BONES.
1908 Vermont Ave. M l02dO.
e07 GRESHAM PL:--six ROOMS. BATH.
sestre gas abd s
trct. Inspection by engagement only. y. r
g ss ! Mclean. Va. Phone Falls ch 1a.
1382 HARVARD ST N.w.-TEN LARGE
rooms . baths, 3 rear porches, garage hot,
Mater heat eectricity' hssrdtwood I n9Srs
room, laundry and bath in basement. This
is very o ssSiEabs hons Bent Inca reasonable
a123 14th ST. NV Columbia sss.
'Ss hESEn e 81 90
's s1cd and rSO apt ne " T T%s s.
s3l an NE rooms and bath. 1000
So * s and Or f S4 ce 1890 1890
7e@ ,l,h W y. \ Il II iedFASS N. s7rs.
Yo5 OH st. k.e--5 rms. water. gas. e 80
"a! S st: .s.w-5 rms. water, gas $ AZ
S22 9Th st. s.w.--8 rooms bath. = 80
4Ypss Sn5 T. :, nw-e rms. bath path cleo 50
36 T St .n.w.-6 r., D.. h. ". n. elec. 65 30
42l 9th st. s iSGn rms bath. cleo. 5000
FOh- IOltJhFD
sqY5 t n.wt rooms rooms. water 81
THOMAS P. BROWN 6i5 IA ST. s.W.
~ FOR WHITE TENANTS.
i iYS 3rd st. st. s @e r. r. b'.. y 50
AZ tt ath i. s.NaT5 +; w,........ sss 80 80
1000 4th 81. SET r.. b........... 70 ~
LIZA 4th st. s.e.--6 r; w....,.... 80
o,o 90, g ron f% 6oi.oRE B TENANTS. 4" "o
Of ~
2dftl Virginia ave n.w--4 r.. b.. "a S5. 80
JOIN jof sc Il f q Bro on q 81 wv
5oa E ST. s.w9e R, .'s33 60 90
469 Md ave. s.w.---s r. & b. 49,. 80 90
d2S 9th st. s;w.--6 r, & b. $3.50. Q00
1919 Holmead pl. n.w.-6 r. b.. gar S2. 90
1449 G st. n.e.--5-r & b. fat 80. 35 90
1881 3lst st. n.w.--1O r. & b.... 1900
For Colored.
1901 9th st. n.w.-do r.. & b.. s1ggo 90 90
1908 Del. ave s.w.-5 r. water $500
f4 q, N sSd p 2, nw-a.r ,as $500 90
L IGlS ff r. 81 T6aNER ReaIior. 500 9TH sw
1855 GIRARD ST. NV ROOMS. az m
1855 slst st. n.w2l2 r.. h.-w.h.. loo 90
35o6 Conn. ave re- n.w.-s r.. ami. 1000
72s 9th &. n.e.--7 +, amin. 1920
1877 ' TSFG a RS APARTMENT. 800 ~
1921 M st. n.w0 Cdtl6RE sbipi'.''''' so0oo
5iI6 end i. nv r. amI...... 1900
3-r. apt.-443 Neal 81. n;g;aI st A.. $3.50
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TIE ROCKLEDGE
nASG DnsTH 81 Y "
THE orEENsBoRo

Excellent apartment house within walk
ing distance Of Government departments
Two rooms kitchen and bath. Three
rooms. kitchen and bath Very reasonable
rents. Resident manager on premises. Ele-
Yatnr SerHlNe.
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Y. I. SALISBURY co, INC,
141s Eye ST. \. W. Main 1904.
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CoLoRED HOMES

6 rooms and bath: nice condition; SIS p
month.
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THREE UNUSUAL BARGAINS
1910 G. st. NE.
Large new six.room house with all mod
ern features. double hack porches and
colonial front porch. hOt-water heat. elSC
TIC liEhts. hardwood floors. tiled bath,
1883 st. Sc
Colonial front with six large rooms
ttled bath. double back porches and Ions
yard Located between Ppnusylv ania ave.
and East Capitol 81. ears $50 so
SIT LonKfelow St NV
SIX rooms and Tiled bath with screened IN
breakfast and sleeping porches: hot4watr~
neat electric lights: a bargain Offering
AT SIS .O0
f4th 4 N nOsO
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245s ONTARIO RID NV.
large rooms and bath. INV H.. elecfrlc
lights large porches: deep lot TO alley ST5
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Rent HousEs-tINFuRNfsHEp.

Am RAfH :. -. - 49, siao 90
Am BxTHs : - - $500
oV barn; tH,:w'H.s t.,' AM 5000
62s ND. AVE. S.w,-4 g. q b. 80 so
10 n ST. SCI r. h B.. $3.50
$50 9th ST. SEA r. 4 B.. 5000
w. ]. PILLING,
INK Il g. NJ w
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MANAGEMENT"

I MAN AGE M EN- /.
1860 CLYDEsDALE PL. NV.
North of 18th and Col. Rd.
Facing Rock Creek with. unrestricted
view for miles up Rock Creek Valley
Reception hall. large living. room with don-
bic window spacious dining alcoye with
fully equipped kitchen With service door,
hg bedroom tile bath with built-in tub and
shower. Attractively finished with French
doors Gothic archway and has two good
sized closets $50 so.
936 MADISON ST
Right in Petworth.'
Large living room bedroom. Kitchen and
tile bath: located convenient 10 two car
lines; opposite large reservation; $50.
431 10th ST NV.
Corner 10Th and + SITS
An unusual offering, large apartment
downtown Thfs unit consists Of bed.
rooms living room. kitchen and bath. and
would be especially suitable for rooming or
club purposes; $50.
RITZ,
Main o080.
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sENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il S rooms "a and AZ j SSaM.h.
$4,000.
1870 22nd ST NV
III rooms and 2 baths
$ll5O0.
lbs n ST NV.
rooms and hath.
$500.
22t 18th ST Sc
rooms and bath
$4,000.
AMERICAN SECURITY 4 TRUST Co.
80. Real Estate Dept.
18th 4 Pa. Ave. NV Nam 4siS.
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HIGH CLASS. LOW RENT.
Most exclusive residential location in beau
tiful detached apt. bldg. magnificent. large
apt rms, rec. h.. tile bath; ,parauet moor:
bright and cheerful, renovated like new; only
SCI 80. Inquire 3I3S California ST.. last
west OF Conn. ave. Similar apts. in tins
high class location rent at least 2Oso hlgher,
Only one available, act quickly. Phone
North 43gR
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02
MERCHANDISE

OUTFIT of , rooms. living. dining ard
 bedrooms at $349. This ts our ever present special. cannot Do equalled To- cally. This or any other furniture of your choice will be held for a 3l0 de-
 posft. Doyle Furniture Co.,. 800 Main St. PIANO. gas and parlor stoves. reason.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

A SCHOOL OF REPUTATION-Emers Studio. lSo W. Main St. Every kind of dancing taught. studio phone tls. Home phone l436-5
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

MARRIED MAN wanted of good charac- i ter as time clerk in local factory. Must apply In own handwriting. Give references and experience to P. o. Box 207. city.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

ELM HILL-6-room house. , acres land. 75 chickens with chicken coops, COW. horse. all farm tools Near state road. Price $S.70o. Call P. Denuzze. 476 Main st. Tel 4343 or 45s7-2. Also 5 acres land on Elm Hill: reasonable price,
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

GLEN ST.. 1ss-Private garage. electric lights. water and good driveway. Ina. on premises or phone 1852.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

GROVE ST. 226-New house, { room tenement. new plumbing. North dde of Grove St. Nice lawn and porch. Ap- ply 1st floor.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

HARTFORD AVE-. 97-Store and an 5 room apartments. steam heat. ReI
 reasonable. Ina. on premises.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

ASK YOUR FRIENDs-They have all learned to dance at the SteInhaus Dancing Academy and are satisfied. 9 c. m. to p. m. adults. Also boys and girls soc ballroom dancing. Private classes, p. m. to 10. lessons $5. sos Main St.. Room III. Tel. 3759-J.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

ELM HILL-Bsautiful cottage. all i'm provements, ] car garage. Aaron Dan. ielson { Co.,. 1a1 Main St.. city.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

WINDOW sHADEs-Of the better kind made and hung for your new home. Let us estimate. MacKay | Walltn. Tel 462S.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

EAST END-3 family house, 10 rooms,
 all modern Improvements Price s. 500. Call P. Denuzze, 47s Main St. Tel. 4343 or i5S7-2
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

BEFORE YOU SELL-So our furniture or stove. 1t will pay you to call Peter JacobA Tel. 1888 72A Ean Main St. FURNITURE-Best prices paid for znu hand furniture Feigcnbaum { Zeldes, 63 Willow St. Phone 1885 or l64e.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

FREMONT ST, 44-4 room up.to-date apartment opposite Nathan Hale school. tanitor service. centrally located. Call pr. Jaffe, phonc 8I-2. H. Gitlowitz on premises Tel. t527 or J. Eisenberg. 3305
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

sALESMEN-For house to house selling.
 Fine opportunity for right party. Ask for Nr. Bronson. 354 Main St Phone 2O77 for interview
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

STANLEY ST, 64o-5 and room apart-
 ment, thoroughly modern. tile baths.
 Rent reasonable. Ina. J. Alfano. 3s3 Park St. Tel. 4837.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

HENRY ST.-Brand new house, all mod.
 ern Improvements. steam heat. Phone l 12a4.s,
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02
In the Matter of Circulation
 Lies Results
EDUCATIONAL
Instrumental and Vocal
EMPLOYMENT

BOYS wanted with working certificates. Crown Ice Cream Co.,, zs5 Church St, FURNITURE salesman and coiiecfoi wanted. Salary position. Middle aged. married man. Write. stating past ex- perience and saiary expected. All eom- municatiQns will be strictly conaden- tial. Box SOL, Herald
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

MAN for farm work by tho month. Used to horses. l. 8. Bean. Remington. Tel
 kk1.4
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02
LIVE STOCK
Egg1, Poultry Supplies

BEFORE-You buy see the Smith Stan dard Thorobred baby chicks Large stock. It N. B. Bird ( Feed Co.,, l7: Arch St. Tel. t670.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

GARDEN ST. 6-5 rooms, lst floor
 newly renovated. Ina. End floor. Phone lt63.2.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

WANTED. experienced window cleaner for local factory. Must furnish refer ences as to reliability. State wages expected. Address Box 1o- A J.. Her. oJd
New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

STANLEY ST, 73s.Cornsr o{ Ch0reh, light housekeeping room: every sep arate convenience. Price $s. Tel. 2440-3. WASHINGTON ST, eI-Oe0mSlo 2 all improvements Ais laxHe freaG room. Apply 6eeIex
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
Colts Join
Candidates at Work
For Kentucky Derby

LOUISVILLE, KY, May S (P.-The
Lexington contingent joined those in
training here for the Kentucky Derby
in workouts today, but the record
breakers and first workers didn't create
any dizziness among the clock watch
ers. None of the candidates was asked
to extend himself, however, although
most of the trials were pronounced
satisfactory to trainers.
Bewithus and Boo, from E. R. Brad
ley's Idle Hour farm stable, came from
Lexington today to join the Derby as
pirantS at the scene of the race. Jock
also was due in from Maryland.
The Bradley stable will send Buddy
Bauer instead of Bewithus to the
Preakness at Pinlico next Monday
Jockey Albert Johnson will accompany
the colt to have the mount in the rich
Maryland classic. Buddy Bauer will
be brought to Louisville for the Derby
on May IA.
Candy Queen, the western-ow
filly, and War Eagle, an eastern repre-
sentative, each did mile turn. Break
ing at the three eightEs pol, Candy
Queen moved the first three eighths
in 0:37 as; half in 0:50; five eighths
in 1:O3 As; three quarters in 1:16 ano
the mile in 1:44. Leo McDermott helc
the Stefan the Great filly under pull
all the way.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
George Bernard Shaw
Dissects Proclivities
OF British Royalty

LONDON, May Up - George
Bernard Shaw stands revealed today
as Stirrer OF trouble in the British
ropal family, unveiling what he al
leges to be different conceptions OF
craftsmanship, as between two royal
princes.
Prince Henry, whose favorite sport
is the chase. had extolled in an
address at the royal academy ban.
Quet Saturday evening the prowess
of the early hunters, t. which an
cient pictorial examples testified and
had regretted that "the paths OF
tie artist and the hunter had since
Sc lar diverged."
G., Z. S, writes to the papers:
There is dissension in the royal
family. Prince Henrys proclamation
that every artist should be o sports
man was promptly countered by the
Prince of Wales public refusal 10
attend great bull fighC in Spain,
I think Prince Henry must have
meant that every sportsman should
he an artist He was probably
nervous, and put the boot on the
wrong foot.
Certainly an artist who paints u
bird in its living colorS or stalks a
living elephant or rhinoceroS in his
native liberty with a movie camera is
a thousand times better sportsman
than the malignant idiot VINO shoots
tncJn and gets photographed sitting
on the corpse"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
American I ennis Team
In Perfect Condition
To Meet German Stars

BERLIN, May (P).-Big Bill Tilden
and Francis T. Hunter are in perfect
condition for the opening of their
matches tomorrow at the Red and
White Tennis club against Germany's
best.
They completed their strenuous
training by playing nearly four hours
under a broiling sun today. While
confident they are not overconfident,
Hunter saying, "We are not so sure of
winning as the Germans appear to be
of losing
Two single matches will be played
tomorrow a doubles match Saturday
and two more singles Sunday. Tilden
meets Otto Froitzheim, Davis cup
veteran, in the first singles, while Hun
ter faces DR.. Heinz Landmann.
In Saturdays doubles the Americans
play Landmann and Heinrich Klein
schroth In the two remaining singles
matches on Sunday, Tilden plays
Landmann and Hunter meets either
Froitzheirn or M. Moldenhauer. The
seats are sold out for the series.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
GLOBE VISITED
BY BIG BLAZE;
DAMAGE $4,000

GLOBE, May R)-Fire of un-
known origin destroyed five dwell
ings, seven garages and three other
houses, with q total loss OF approXi-
lnately $35,ne0, partially covered by
insurance here this afternoon. Sew
eral firemen suffered burns from
flying brands.
The fire damage was increased by
high west wind which carried
sparks and flaming shingles to other
houses from the original blazes.
Fire apparatus was summoned
from Miami, eight miles away, and
responded With q record run to aid
in extinguiSling the conflagratlon.
Pupils of the Noftsiger hill school
Ia fireproof building, were kept in
side the school during the blaze
which was put out after q two-houl
fight.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
PEOPLE GATHER
AT CAVE CREEK
FOR FIELD DAY

Hundreds Of residents of the coIn :
ty are expected TO gather at. Cave
creek school today to attend the fair
end field meet to be staged under
tile auspices of the Cave creek and
Paradise communities The program
starts at 20 o'clock this morning.
Races of all Kinds and other field
events will he included on the pro-
gram. 1t is the first meet OF its
kind to DC held in that section OF
Tie county. Harry Gurnett is mail
aging the field day program.
Mrs. Keeling, county school SUI
perintendent; R. E. Souers, Douglas
school superintendent, and one un-
named member will be the judges
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Scholefield, Mr.
and Mrs. L,avid Benshimol, Loyi
Wilson, Mr.. ard Mrs Charles Bush,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Roush aNd
Eemmett Powers of Cave creek are
making the Preparations for the far
of Cave creek.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
Washington Would Let
War Debt Ghosts Lie

WASHINGTON May 5 up - The
latest controversy over foreign debt
settlements, raised by the British
note to the American government.
promises to be Shortlived SO far as
Washington officials are concerned.
At the treasury, where Secretary
Mellon issued a statement simultan-
eously with the publication of the
British communication, defending his
previously announced position, there
is no inclination to enlarge upon
the question at issue.
Officials in all branches OF the
government apparently were willing
to leave unchallenged the statement
today by Winston Churchill, the
British chancellor of the exchequer,
that public opinion would be the
final judge of the various conflict
ing views of the war debts settle
mentS
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
COMMISSION DENIES
BUS LINE REQUESTS

PHOENIX, May S up - Orders
denying seven applications for au-
thority to operate motor vehicles for
compensation in the state were is
sued today by the corporation COM
mission. One application, that o.
J. B. Conner for permit to operate
a service car in Superior, was grant,
ed.
Included in the applications denied
today were three for permits to
operate a bus line from Tucson to
the site of the new United States
veterans hospital No. 81, located
south of Tucson on the Tucson
NogaleS highway.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
MEXICO SEIZES
AMMUNITION ON
TRAIN OF S. P.

JOGALES. May H)-Five thou
sands rounds of rifle ammunition
were seized shortly after 9 o'clock
tonight by Mexican customs officials
from the trucks of the southbound
Southern Pacific of Mexico passenger
train few minutes before its
scheduled departure from here for
Guadalajara and Mexico City.
The consignment believed to be
contraband ammunition intended for
The use of Yaqui Indian rebels in
the state of Sonora, Mexico, was
wrapped III burlap sacks. carefully
concealed over passenger coach
trucks. af
No arrests have been made and
according to Mexican customs Of
ticials no traces of the person or
persons responsible for the attempt-
ed smuggling have been found.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
PICKWICK STAGE CORE. /.
ADDS TO CAPITAL STOCK

PHOENIX, May 5 lR)-The name
CT the Pickwick Stages OF Arizona.
Inc, was changed in an amendment
filed to the articles of Incorporation
OF the company with the corporation
commission today to the Pickwick
Stages corporation.
The same amendment also in
creased the capital stock of the COM
pany from $1,000,000 to $5,O0O,OOO
The decision to change the name
OF the company and increase the
capital stock was made at a meet
ing of the stockholders in Phoenix
on May 2.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
BOWLING SCORES
Y. M. C. A.


The American legion bowling rep
reSentatives and the G. and A. quir1-
tet staged a pin-smaShing contest last
night at the ''Y'' alleys which re-
suited in three point victory for
the Legionnaires. Ballentine, of the
smelter team, accumulated total OF
531 for the match, thereby coping
high total honors. His I'll was also
high single game for the match. H.
Caldwell rolled All, this being high
total for the Legion team. Weiss, OF
the same team, took the high game
by chalking up 164.
The Eleventh Streeters took the
long end of a to l score from the
formidable Moose outfit in their en-
counter last night. Richards of the
winning team, moved down the pins
for high score of 208 and high
total of sos. Lamb of the Moose
team, took high score honors for his
warriors by scoring 161. His team
mate, Beals, made a mark OF 434
for high total.
Tonight's schedule will feature the
Bank of Douglas against the Copper
Queen on one alley, while the pen
nant aspiring" NJ. G. A. aggregation
will engage in friendly tussle with
the Trojans on the other alley.
The scores:
C. and A.-Ballentine. 531 Smith,
444; Mayo. 444; Evans, 1866; Caldwell,
446. Total, 2231.
American Legion-Weiss. 465; Hin
ton, 423; Hoyal. 435; Stolaroff, AS;
H. Caldwell, All. Total, 2251.
Eleventh Streeters Davis, 372;
Gray, 387; Richards, 5O5; Adams, 432;
LeMar, 300 Total, 1896.
Moose Chambers, 1854; Lamb 402;
Cooney. 339; Beals, 434; Pollak, 399.
Total, 1871.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
EX-PRESIDENTS' WIVES
ATTEND NEEDLE GUILD

PHILADELPHIA, May GP)-Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs. Thomas
j. Preston, Jr. both wives OF former
presidents, attended the convention
today of the Needlework Guild OF
America here.
Mrs. Preston. formerly Mrs. Grover
Cleveland, and president of the guild,
made good use of her gavel. Mrs,
Roosevelt piled her needle on sock
which she was knitting. Nearly a
thousand delegates from all parts OF
the country are attending the con-
vention. The officers were reelected.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
Cobb Cheered Loudly

Eddie Collins and Ty Cobb, two
of the stars implicated in the charges
of last winter, were given tre-
mendous ovations.
The applause showered on Collins
was not at all unusual He has
always been prime favorite in
New York and his every appearance
during the season draws a big hand.
AS Ty Cobb walked from the
Athletic bench to the home plate
carrying the regulation three bats
and swinging them with his oldtime
enthusiasm, the stands fairly rocked
with applause.
That's the best tonic 1 have had
this spring" said Cobb to me, pre-
paratory to stepping into the batter s
box. 1T is more applause than
have drawn in New York in 20 years.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
u MEXICAN
x y LEAGUE

PHILADELPHIA, May 5 P,-rra
Flagstead, batting as a pinch-hitter
in thc eighth inning, hit a home
run with one on base that gave
Boston its first victory of the season
over the Athletics today by a score
OF 3 to 2. Cobb hit drive over
the right field wall close to the foul
line in the eighth inning and when
umpire Ornlsby called it foul, Iy
was elected from the game. Al
Simmons was also ordered from the
game for taking part in the debate