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1922 Willvs-Knight Roadster

Recently overhauled and the new paint
lob Is about completed. Good tires have
been installed and we do not hesitate to
guarantee this ear The demand for road.
sters. especially WHY'S Knight is absolutely
ignored by us in pricing this car. See It.
Drive 1t. The price is too low. but we are
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1924 Ford Coune

One OF those clean-cut Fords which need
n no mechanical work: is in good shape
throughput tires are good for at least FIVE
low.
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1925 Hum Coach

The reliable and economical 4.cyI car
Blue Duco paint without a scratch: natural
wood wheels leather upholstery Mechanic
ally 1t Is right. Try it for FIVE days The
price. well remember we are closing out
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ACT QUICKLY!
EVERY
MODEL AND PRICE.
3O-DAY GUARANTEED
The following is description
of only a few choice buys.


I9ZZ Essex 4-cyI. Coach.
One of the fastest most durable and
economical cars ever built This par
ticular one has practically tires all
around and two spares, Every necessary
accessory is installed. Upholstery is per-
feet. the paint is Somewhat dun but from
mechanical standpoint it is without fault.
as We can easily prove by a demonstration
You will he surprised at the low price we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-13

REAL ESTATE statesmen. two. expert
enced with cars: general brokerage men with
successful experiences other lines considered:
leads furnished: $1,000 per year minimum
possibilities to men who can think as wei as
work: drawing account upon proven ability.
Showalter Realty Co. Suite 404. Vermont
Bldg Vt ave. at L st
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1926 Willvs-Knight Sedan.

This is big six which sold for $4,000
We have two of these. One fecently re-
painted. the. other has the original paint
Both are like new and fully guaranteed:
We will furnish you with any kind OF
demonstration you desire. late model
Willys,Knight at the price of small new
car; There is no comparison. Act quickly
as both of these are priced to go.
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MEN over 20. capable of intervening bust
ness people in downtown section; perma-
uent connection is offered two clean-eut men
who have had some speciality experience.
Manager 1919 f ST.. Room 907 before noon:
PLUMBER WANTED, first class registered.
81 w Is
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SALFsMEN WITH CARS TO SELL ~, THE HE
KIND: Our MEN AVERAGE. $50 WEEKLY;
SEE MR TUT. POTOMAC ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE CO. 14th & SITS. NV. IL
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SALESMEN-Two high-class
must be able to furnish refer
ences as to honesty and ability.
Apply 205 Commercial National
Bank Building.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ADDING MACHINEs-Rebuilts all makes;
PasoRs EgaS Mdb 5arsa o Hnt
St Nv suite No. oo s67 i Nam 500 800 e Is.
BABY CARRIAGE, practically new S12:
scales and baby bed Phone North 1896
BEDROOM SUITE. walnut; dining room,
cheap s6 s seem nw suites 0'neF
| BUILDING .MATERIALS--2yew lumber. bath
outfits. sinks ro2fng, windows wallboard
f%andation to Eaof at rock bottom prices
&C. az On ss
BUILDING Material SilA for :. saI e, Gheaae
Govt. for Capitol Plaza Lumber. all kinds.
10 Mr. Clark d40 o oS At IS New 9y
ave; NV, lJpst north Of Capitol groundsl'
o Sersze lG 40 2 snd IT, Elm one. new oGtS
! DAVENPORT TABLE, upholstered chair.
wing chair. chi iforo6e. almost new evenings.
| Gas pm. Apt S03 l12l New Hampshire
DINING ROOM TABLE AND BUFFET fine
| both for $35: cost S130; will sell separately
moving. 1854 Euclid. Apt. %
oS Ssces do 2eeh Ssst Go aa az
and c SITS. s.w, and 9th and Fla: ave. ne.
| ELECTRIC FIXTURES, new: to It's. fpr
| anteed terms. if desired. North $50. 10.
ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS and auto
mobile $500 cash. Apply 2614 Dana
| FURNITURE for 4-room apartment. very
cc9senap, l744 Lanier pl. Phone Adams
URNITURE-Desirabie household effects
of every description, also. Automobiles,
Groceries. Furnishings. Notions. Tobacco.
sia al BY SssSa a.
! Slightly used and recondtioned. Desks;
lockers IKE e' safs cS
nets rugs. etc. Everything to complete
baum once son at FaSnture DeD e6
GAS RANGE. new and slightly used: az
iysr IA !a'a RAJ sSfo w
| OFFICE FURNITURE-one oak double .lbl,
s sn sns desk ahd desks
apd ehas tse G e 81 SIS hone North
PIANosed ,t taken Sdd In TRADE ae
$a2s S soh%ds &yd s9h $aa witt tan
Gghransen Regstee ter 3, Pisn 70 like ph hew
PIANOS; apartment gFands for rent Kits.
PIANO standaTd make perfect condition;
4
| PIANO. upright for sale cheap. lilo x st.
PIANOS--We are offering special reductions
! on new and used grands and pprignts:
| 500 up; grands and uprights for rent: pianos
| taken in exchange on Victfolas: pianos
packed, shipped, gsn1dd moved. Hugo Worch.
/ PIANO--Finances necessitate immediate
| sale OF my apartment size grand piano .
! cost LOO. Have equity OF S4Db. which
will sell for $76 cash to person assuming
/ balance of my contract. Phone Lin b144-J.
| 3Ob Tenn ave. ne IL
/ PIANO---Wish 10 store my Steinway up-
/ right piano for the Summer, Person taking
/ same would have the privilege OF buying
/ II within 90 days, Phone Mr.. Huhrman.
PIANO -Kin1baii piayer-piano. years
/ old: cheap for cash. or will trade for good
| upright piano OF equal value. Phone Main
1913 - -
| PIANO Bradbury upright: $50: good Tor
practice. Kite, 1890 NV.
PIANOS for rent. So . mouth. kits 1880.
REFRIGERAToRs-N New and second.hend.
for all purposess McCFay Refrigerator Co..
~ 18th 80. NV.
SEWING MACHINES, Singer; reeonditiOned:
perfect order: guarauteeds $50: terms, So
per month. 637 u At. ne. Phone Line. 'TORH.
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MEN--An excellent opportunity for several
men IN grow with q progressive life insur-
ance co selling industrial and ordinary m
Eurance A most attractive contract 10 the
proper men. Apply Mr.. Hirsh. lo0S ii ST.
N W floor
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TURN YOUR SPARE TINE INTO MONEY.
One of Washingtons most conservative
and substantial real estate firms can make
your spare time very profitable. Do not re-
duire direct selling. Only your cooperation
and few hours each week needed. New plan,
never before used in Washington. Strictly
confidential Call Main 2127
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have orieinality to work general brokerage
deals: must he closer: excellent opportunlty,
for a real go-getter to make a permanent ano
profitable connectio on: man under AZ pre-
ferred. state full qualifications and reference
in first renlv Address Box 45-A. Star office.
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10 start: we show you how TO sell our l"5
household articles. Apply between and o.
oIR Tnc,,rauce Ridg IA"
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SODA BOY experienced: drivers permit.
Also curb boy. Monterey Pharmacy $685.
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SPOTTER on gray -, work;
steady work good wages. Atlantic Cleaners
and Overs 732 Sixth st.s.e. 13e
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YOUNG MAN

wanted, "a to &c years old, with at least
a high school education; work is clerical. re-
curing typng ability; rapid. accurate;
mathematical capacity. concentration. real
initiative and ambition: genuine future
exists for that individual who can fill the
bill: write about yourself. Address Box
RIA Star office
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Attention, College Men!
Can use more college men for. vacation
work: salary for 10 weeks. Apply Better
Brusl es. 1910 F st. NV. Room Ii. to
g nm.
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MEAT CUTTER. must he all-around man.
thoroughly experienced; references requIeu'
Il....1s..rs.r.i AfnrI y Nv.
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MAN experienced, to take
charge of alteration workroom.
Apply at once to w. E. ingalls,,
Superintendent, Frank R. Jel-
left, Inc, 1216-1220 F st. NV.
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MEN-We have two more Openings IN ous
sales dept: applicants must be experienced
and conscientious workers. Apply before
am. only Consolidated Gas Iron Company
8l5-6lB Jenifer Bldg. 9TH at ID NV.
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HELP--DOMESTIC.

| COOK-Reliable woman; 20 away for the
| Summer: > in family: references: excellent
wages. Adams 81.
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YOUNG MAN white with car to drive after
hours, room and board furns shed A!
,.l- l IL rnl
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MEN. 3 for outside sales work: $40 first
Two weeks Apply from to pm. 1919
"
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YOUNG MAN to work in delicatessen store ;
must be experienced; references. 122S n
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YOUNG MEN for local circulation work with
manager: no experience required: good in
come: permanent. Call to ~. 907 Inter-
national Building 18th and F
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MEN AND STUDENTS. outside sales work:
$40 per week Fuller Brush Co.. 6l9 Metro
politan Bank Bldg.
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TEACHER OR STUDENT Tor Out-of-toWn
position AdaptabIlity. energy and resource
fulness necessary Splendid remuneration for
faithful work. Address Box 114-Z. Star Of
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DICK MURPHY, INC.
Showroom, 1885 14th St. NV.
Adams 9700.
Northeast Branch, 604 Fl st. NE.
Phone Line. 337.
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BRTCKIAYER. white fIon-union, to build
scaffod and rebuild small chimney: state
wages wanted and telephone number. Al
dress BOY 3AR.A Star office.
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WARDMAN.
1926 14th NV.
NARMON 7 SEDAN

Late 1925 In excellent condition through.
out: must be sold: balloon tires: mileage
low. Priced at 81 500. Lincoln SalesroOnl.
112S Conn. ave Franklin S542
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DICK MURPHY.
DICK MURPHY.
BUICK.

We tell you all of the good
things about USED CARS-but
we do more than TELL you
about them-WE GUARAN-
TEE WHAT WE SAY IN
WRITINGS called ON.
OUR WORD OF.
HONOR. You'll be glad
that you came to see
these GOOD USED
CARS-and you
won't be disappoint-
ed, as THEY ARE
ALL PRIC +
MARKED IN
PLAIN Fig
URES JU ST
LIKE THEY
ARE LISTED
BELOW.
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
AT 1912 YOU ST. NV.

1926 Chevrolet coupe. .... .$495
1924 Maxwell touring...... 225
1925 Dodge coupe ........ SIS
1925 Chrysler 20 roadster. S95
1924 Jewett touring ...... 225
1926 Ford roadster ....... ESQ
1925 Maxwell club sedan... SIS
1925 Hupp coupe. ......... SIS
1925 Essex coach. ......... $50
1926 Overland 6 coach. -. 600
1925 Willys-Knight sedan. 74O
And Others.
H. B. LEARY. JR.. & BROS.
1912 YOU ST. NV.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

0Abte ANA1s
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000. Branch lis.
AyT9 gyIsm Az, ytF Ys. fnem db i tos
cars taxicabs. buses and trucks. Phone. or
s9ttg Es stq PgRR y sn4 sEn VI fsn 1Sc
30 M ST. me-. Main 1902.
AUTO PAINTING done in 4S hours; new
durable lacquer finish: grows handsomer with
R fSaPs hei1T inc 1000 upshu Ho ST. Col 865S
AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass beds
rs frank Hk ls sl9i I2B1 fer eo e. Co
BEDDING MATTRESSES bog springs and
Wash. Mattress CO. :I0 L 81. sw. N. 6e79.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES renovated, So: box
springs repaired; york guaranteed, Columbia
bead5g 20 p.2 : ~ NV Do
p ne.sI de esf beddng CO. n sss 4o9
BEDDING OF ALL KINDS RENOVATED
Dept Der f b. u. Prompt service and low prices.
EAGLE BEDDING CO.. 1I23 18th st. NV.
CARPENTER and cabinetwoTk. general re-
nairs porehes inclosed screens made to or.
der oak floors. tore shelving and fixtures.
Franklin ISIS. 605 st, NV. Ia
CARPENTER BU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gen
eral repairing. porches built screens oak
floors laid johnson. 1345 Irving. Col.
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds: porches,
garages any type; all kinds of cement work
Mastering. brick work. 1927 18th st. NV.
Byrd & Co -. 13s
C1RPENTERING--Gen repairing. re.
modelling porehes built or incl0sed Frank
lin Z370. Res. Franklin 5000. w. r.
watkins. 14e
ELECTRIC FANS REPATRED-We call for
and deliver free anywhere. Call Frank.
65aA. CentEai Battery a Elac. Co. -.---4-.a-
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Open Evenings and Sundays.
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COOK and general houseworker. colored;
must he first-class cook neat appearing
and have best local references. Unless you
meet above requirements do not apply. Two
in family. no Sunday work.. $13 per week.
1914 2Sth st. Nv.
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COLORED. experienced washer. at once. Tor
laundry in institution. Address Box 7o-A.
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FLOOR SCRAPERS. first class Apply, ready
for work 5204 41st st. NV: see Mr.. draper:
GENTLEMEN OF education: $50 to 500 per
in life insurance salesmanship: experience
not necessary: leading life agency. Address'
stating reference. Box 4l3-R. star ONCE.
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BUICK 2 SEDAN

1925 model; has had excellent care: priced
very reasonably. Your car in trade. Has
to be seen to be appreciated. LINCOLN Sales
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AVIATION.

have invented means for the prevention
of ice and seet forming on the wings and
for. If interested IN the promotion. inYesti-
gate Immediately. Address Box 347-A. Star
nffioe 13S
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AEROPLANES.

and used aeroplanes
for sale. $500 up. Deferred payment plan
for your convenience; also will teach a num-
Der of students Imale or femalel to ny: ray
open to you in commercial aviation: For in
formation see Mr.. Holleman. 302 Massachu,
sets ave. ne. Evenings. to d or at l3Oo
Eye st. NV. 8 to 10 am. 10"
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looks wanted; white only. See Chef
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ENGINEER wanted for high.pressure boIleIr
state experience and give reference in apph-
ration Address BOX 30S.A. Star Office. IA
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCLUSIVE D. G., distributors we'll known
bottled beverage have purchased business
out of town. Address Box 407-A. Star office
To-
MAN WANTED with $50 900 to $4,000 to
invest as partner I'M local. well established
growing pants manufacturing business: man
with selling experience preferred. Address
Box 224A Star Office.
POOL ROOM. 81 G ST NW:-S2 900;
rent, $50: or building and business. $4,000.
half cash; business will pay all in o years:
8 tables. 17S
OLD ESTABLISHED watch and clock re-
pair shop. materials and tools: reasonable
Room "a. ITO ST. NV. Ia
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP-Electric machine
and fixtures: 1915: must sell on account of
sickness. SIS 9TH st. s.w. Ia
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND. o st:
Market. doing good business. Inquire OF
marketmaster, 13s
CAFETERIA, elegantly equipped splendid
location. 1416 * st. nv: good lease; no
Sundays, Phone Main 5503. Mr.. Berlin. 10
GOOD RESTAURANT. doing well: will sac
rifice on account of sickness at once. l07
ID st. ne. To-
CLEANING AND DYEING: old establish
ment: reasonable rent: will sacrifice. account
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FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN. 1926-Has been
left with us to sell; owner is leaving town
this car has new paint. upholstery ana tlres
sale. terms Triangle. 2 New York ave.
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eXperienced, neat, WITH g
reference Phone North 1719. -.
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FARM HAND-Exierenced. white. single.
$50 month and good home: reference: Ao-
dress Box 358-A, Star office. IL
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COOK wanted; references required. Hyatts.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

AMATEURS WANTED-Show your ability
to entertain: cash prizes given. Apply 81
18th st. NV. Ia
MEN and women solicitors to sell photo
coupons. Paine Studio. 023 ST. NV.
WOMAN for general housework: husband
to give part time as gardener and houseman: =
stay nights. Give references. Address Box
3O2-A Star Office. @sa4 13e
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COOK. good, experienced steady worker;
references required: S12 weekly; meals.
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BOATS.
Try AND EGGS.

each: SII0 hundred Ready July /. Order
now Leghorn chicks. Zoe. Phone J b.
Henry, Falls Church, Va. ivy. To-
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WANTED-AGENTS
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

AGENTS-We have a product that sells
quickly TO housewives and motorists. Call at
room 200, 1405 Eye street NV. IA
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SALE--MISCELLANEOUS
IrAOtiomaH

SEWING MACHINES-D.- n. Singer, SIS:
New Home, Sl5; Standard. Sl5 New Ideal
SIS mo- Renting and repairing Open evenings
S E. Sew. Mich. Shop. 313 Pa. ave. L. 20
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
One ambitious young man to Join our
sales force: BY working intelligently you
can earn from $500 TO ST 900 month. See
Mr.. Jones before 10 am. Marlow-Beech
Corp. 1918 Conn. ave.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
YOUNG NEPHEW HOME BREWERS
OF SERRANO Is HALT VOL STEAD.
HIT BY GALES BY COURTS AID

TUCSON, Ar1z., Oct. ~ C71-Roberto
Jauregui Serano, nephew of General
Francisco Serrano, former presidential
candidate in Mexico executed recently
as leader Of the rebellion against
the Gales government, is virtually a
man without country tonight.
The young Mexican, until TODAY
employed as confidential secretary OF
Juan Everisto Anchondo, Mexican
consul here, has been dismissed from
his post by the order of President
Gales, and because of the relationship
with his uncle and his brother.
Antonio, who was also executed. Ser
rano cannot return to his own coun-
try without endangering his life.
Serrano returned TO Tucson TODAY
after hurried visit to Mexico fol-
lowing his uncle's execution. 1t was
during his absence that the order
dismissing him from the consulate
staff was received.
Now in exile, the young diplomat
only % years old, is at loss as
to how to pD coed since all of his
immediate family is still in Mexico
knowledge of his close kinship with
General Serrano and Antonio Ser
rano places Jauregui on the list of
those %ho have either by act or
utilization incurred the displeasure of
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Officers Frustrate
Attempted Break Of
Prisoner from jail

An attempted jail break was frus-
trated at the city jail at noon yester-
day when member of the night patrol
dressed in civilian clothes made a
quiet tour of inspection through the
jail and heard the rasping noise Or
dinarily produced by a saw
The night patrolman, remembering
past Jail. breaks was at once alert and
moving silently made his way toward
the noise and finally located it as COM
ing from front cell window high
above the main entrance to the Jail.
The patrolman summoned the day
sergeant with the keys and the two
rushed the suspected cell, flung the
door open and caught the prisoner in
the act OF cutting his window sill in
two with piece of sharp steel about
three inches long.
The prisoner is man being held
with three others on charges of pass
ing bad checks and in connection with
investigation OF some other matters.
Examination of the cell indicated that
the man may have been preparing to
set fire to the woodwork around the
bars which partly supports the heavy
cell window tearing his way to free
dom when the fire had weakened the
iron bars
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
Girls Screams Cause
Arrest Of Three Boys
and Two Girls in ark

Police were startled into rapid
action at 3 o'clock Sunday morning
when woman living some two blocks
from the 18th street park phoned
the station and reported that she
could hear woman or girl screaming
in the park.
Night Patrolman Griffith and
Deputy Sheriff Fred Moore made a
speedy run to the park which they
searched thoroughly, picking up three
young men and two girls, all under
age. The quintet were taken to the
police station where they were booked
for investigation at about 4 o'clock
in the morning.
Their parents were notified later
in the day and the entire party
finally released when the parents of
the girls refused to investigate the
matter further or take any action.
Although the, police force has had
to patrol the city parks at intervals
in the interests of decency this is
the first arrest report that has come
from the park for several months.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
FOUR INJURED In AUTO
ACCIDENT AT RUCKER' S


Mrs. Willie Fraton and Miss Lena
May Wells are confined to the Calu-
met hospital as a result of an auto
accident which occurred late Sunday
afternoon in Rucker canyon.
With Mrs. Fraton and Miss Wells
at the time of the accident we're
Lester Keeth and B. H. Keeth also
of this city.
According to the account of the
accident given by the injured persons
they were driving. a Dodge touring
car in Rucker canyon at the rate
of IS miles an hour when a rear
tire blew out and the car overturned.
The occupants of the car were
badly shaken up and scratched. The
two men were able to leave the
hospital Sunday evening after treat
ment. Mrs, Fraton left Monday and
Miss Wells will remain there few
days. Mrs Fraton received a deep
cut on her foot in which several
stitches had to be taken.
After the accident the injured per-
sons were brought in by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Prescott, Mr.. and Mrs P. H.
Huber and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Newman, who happened to be in the
canyon at the time
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-11
SIXTY PERSONS
saw CITY FROM
The AIR SUNDAY

George Faw and Earl Gale, Santa
Monica aviators, who have been in
Douglas since Saturday, carrying
sightseers over Douglas from the fair
grounds held planned to leave early
today for Deming, N. M, to take adj
vantage of the opportunities presented
by the crowds expected at the Luna
county fair which opens there today
Faw, who is pilot of the red and
black biplane which was seen almost
constantly over Douglas, Sunday, said
last night that his stay in Douglas
was eminently successful from bust
ness viewpoint. Sunday afternoon
alone go persons, men, women and
children, saw Douglas from the air.
Faw declared that his conversations
with various people in Douglas indi-
Gated general interest in the de-
velopment of aviation here. He and
Gale, he said, plan to visit Ell PaSo
next week to look over business pos
sibilities there.
Douglas seems to be an ideal place
in which to develop a commercial
aviation business, with the one draw
back that the fair grounds field is too
small, Faw said. ut is large enough
for the experienced flyer but much
larger field would be necessary for in
struction purposes.
1.-THE commercial flyer cannot de-
pend alone on passenger trips for a
living. He must have certain num-
Der of flying pupils. There are num-
erous peopel here who want to learn
to handle an airplane if given the OPP
portunity and when your new flying
field is completed it will be possible.
We intend to keep in touch with the
situation in Douglas with a view OF
returning in few weeks"