davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-05-21
EbAp i fSGecBLEa 4 Son hgetl9aeer*
YkFkFFT'* shtE OF INtH PKDVFD HFAt
FkYATF az f. STREET sDtTB up
YWFEk pElsh#hHE ANEAtE h#b

EIffEF89 nflkwxHT LeIRTE" A#D
hoFIH chPJpt, sifsEE1s ..
~ a9aasf7{ 81 = asfgt* % ll's ss5tt"as ~,
e1 g. t,4 f das r. II 'j h@s I g' 5zs @ "s''s 4se ~
esfefsI9 lie RHHsi H9Hs camBauF oiasn.
~ ebN Nafg OLE ke@eI. d FeteDdaog 9slHs.
sase s54 .,s ag ~ 8s si,de5,ssed 1 ri I'll 4sf f@ sslf
= \ ",t's "s,t4soA Se.3 s5Js f3ydf,3T Rxsf
~ sA .' aa tss ,ss sssgts A s5sf + s III tf n @ss
leeettstss IL ~ D4tJ3H II Cglsmt3s saa ~
,gse 9t o'i''s'.a ,ei f.. ., !" l..s H. S.ass wen
6Sq9 - paf eiei feet.,ae9 ia tAt@f G y
eals q tls DisasIf' 2. fil.H9sf@a. ,a..s ..s,.,,ss
,..e.sas r. essh aBA tge gsisbaa iR tNg sa4si
slsngsfls gsyasas at ass ah4 t@4 yaaft
~ &c sbs y aesi6o s5aa II ,6e 6og6assr rat
h sss aseets M sid deiysf 4 ihe te ~ " e..f
sess1 Il Dts III }'gsve II eos as9 f~e segis
st4s sase " sage siiH aaistass Dae ttt'F
fsa af.st M s's 49, .sI j. SfIa9 II sse.ssa ~ y .
1I n ssgfH 49, zoe 6frfaegtH kat8 }n tgrm
a. isyn4s ana - ~ trustees tAt!tiaftsf. e
- a. sf5rfii.s ftAf ~ HFas }is@iH33qe tHKff
90 T. HaRA - kaIa es@0sie ~ $3.50 H3
IL asassss ~ eaf.9ese ne@aAk " ~ H'h = q
15@ steagsI.fss 9ssts g. 4e Hai6 ~ o4uhasfl
~ a@S5tIne q, FssffeBaNe Ds3ne fefHs ~ se}e
III lie e@ng8e9 N}th ~ AafTs%Fs4 p s''1
ass6g ffa tl8stss reserves tie f8efA - Fsks
80 s.rg93sefip III t6R Ksk aH6 egiaf ~ sac
afla4iiag s''ss fase'.s'is' t5sa II 95, +,
sfsaaa ~ ofaef ef tbe ee@1 fsetefs o0s
esSSe' WILLIAM q 5oHs9fos
zge I6n s. NV, Wss4lasf4a. u. O.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoS. J. OWEN 4 SON, AuCTIONEERs.
1An6 Eye 1T. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING A FRAME

'7qpfaT5EVEEb qpaT5EVEEb fSRAddbHkn2y fSAdHk bEAtsa bxEAfaAeiFHh iFHhAnk M
PNAGf PPNTEiLINN8Gh NN8GhrKE22ySF As a0aS TosT
eeedsd 1"e II LSer Is Nc Se''a sso6 ef oo % 5 y
Of the land records OF the. District Of Colum,,
hia, and at the ,eduest OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee will selI nj
nqhlic auc4l,o,pp, n froni IF the pr,gImlses % e
1898, AT FOuR.THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm,
the following described land and premises
situate IN The District of Columbia. aud des-
gnated as and beiug lot numbered twenty
one f21l In square numbered forty three
hundred and thirty.night i33Sl In Robert
r. Scammells 'uhdivision 0t parts OF the
tracts OF land known as "narhatioes ana
scotland Enlarged, aa per plat recorded ~
Lther 81. at folio 3S OF the records Of the
office of tho surveyor OF the District OF
Terms; Sold subject 10 prior deed of
trust for &32b0,O0 further particulars OF
which will Ire announced ht time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust TO be paid
in cash A deposit of $500 90 required
ConverancinR recording, etc, at purchaser >
cost Terms to be complied with within
thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and
the 0rdDcrty may be advertised and resold
At the discretion OF the trustee.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN y
TRUST Co. Trustee.
by ALFRED n. LAWSON.
Real Estate officer.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
WANTED TO RUY-HOUSES.

WANTED 10 RCY IN RRooKLANn
PRICK. = rooms, convenient 40 cars, all each
nnt over SIS 600. Address Box A33-E, Star
2 To RoONS~-OIO HOUSE PREFePREn
an NSaAlp EoosS or AT cash navnaent Would
Nka nossaESicG within 4S 3avs Z r Hun.
eerts'u. Main S5TO Room i0ts, 1910 Yer.
n,5,nt ave. NV.
BUNGALOWS WASTEn
II NoH haVe bungalow for sale list il
VIII us at once We have clients that
u r RONENSTFiN co
NS'n anS. 1911 "A st NV
Evening star., 1928-05-21
AUCTION SsAl.tS.
gSEEEE SEEER NthfAN
THOS- + OWEN & son AIfcrToNFFRS
IANA EAa SEr.nnel NAnaA8..sa

NJ STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FOt r.
STORY BRICK .ArARTMENT,. KNOWN
As PREMISES 1881 r ST. NV,
Bv virtue of certain facd of trust duty
ceCeri@d ia Liher No. BASS folio as et seo..
Of II Land records oi the District al Colnm
tss. and as the "eouest ot the narty secured
thereby. fhe undersigned trustees viii sol
At pubic auction in front Q the prrmisnss
On WEDNESDAY. TIE TWENTY. FIRST
DAY OF MARCH. u i02S. AT FIVE
ocLoCk PM. the following described laod
sn6 premses situate IN the D'strlct ui Go.
luneMs and DESIGNATED rs ana being lot -
iN II A Wizards subdivision o{ suNaEe l6f
Sc per riat recorded in Liher r W. folio
122. Of the 'ecor}s of the Office ot The sur
veyor 81 th" ntstr3ct eff Columbia
Terms. sold subject TO uriUr Gncd OF
trust for $50 600 90. further particulars Of
which viii 10 announced nj time of sale, The
purchase price above said trust to he paid
in cash deposit Of S50o.o0 required
ConVcyauCgne recording. ETC, at purchaser s
cost Terms 20 he complied with within
thirtv DAYS otherwise 0erpS(t forfeited and
the Druuprty may ne advertised ana resulu
nj he discretion of the trustees.
JAMES ] BECkER
NFrEE "a NG1RffAE1
Evening star., 1928-05-21
ruos J OWEN A. SON AIrTloNEEns
iaa5 FIVE NJ NV,
TRUSTEES sAtE. or VALUABLE nVj!yick
Nh ils BRYANT sTAhET hOnrll

nv girlHe nj . certain deed of trust hnls
rseprtIed an flGtntiar u ins7 40 INSTRUMENT
Mo 80 ~ the land .reenF'is u tha District
~ fnlanlfia, and a me request q The uafln
.el ~ nl4s epeon4 N tr49ql n l4s ppts|i
nay nF NAV An IDaa AT 1tHEE
TninTY dcjneK pm the i9llewlna de
serihed ianh apd ,pfenli.eA, situate y ihs
.e9e ot ~ q ihe snladill.,Ialaon .,alon h'a1e ,s ~
h hlsleit rs Addition ~ lie ufut Paris" ~
- 9er pal tpaafded II. Lltlef county,, ~ taha
of i1e fepatls II l9e ,la afiian q The snf
'terms eeld s9hiee! n I prl9F 1aea Fl
i tiiah VII IL announced ~ lnlp VI sula The
pdfqhase nr,ee ai,ots sad .sas, d III = 10 naisd
tnntREAnains fedGfiHe ete,, al nnrnhagers
ppHi Terms 20 hA aemplIed with wilhll
thirty dHKH athHr9Ha tleuHst forfeited Ann
ihe llFGpGftp mas hh Advertised and fesDid Al
lita discretion nj the Trustees
e. u sUWEHA
Il. Wi uIsfnuEm,
Hvia,ie,ts,HI,ae,aA dFualsss,
Evening star., 1928-05-21
nyat N 9Snpal Trustees.
THOs T. OWEN 4 son, ATCTIONEERS.
I4sS EYE STREET NORTHWEST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. nEING uNIMpRuYEp BUILD.
ING LOTS ON NORTH SIDE OF pEA; ss1;
FOURTH sTREETS NORTHWEST
lily vlrtue of certain deed Of trusts re-
the land records of the District 0t Columbia
and al the request of the parties secured
thereby. the undersigned viii sell ut pRhllS
auction IN front of the premises on MN
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY or JUNE, ipsS
At FOtiR.THtRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol
ot Columbia, and being lots numbered siNtE
tn0i to sXty,hve tHsA both inclusive, M
suuare numbered thirty.two hundred and
Cightv.nire ta1Sni as described ia said deed
OF trust unon the following terms:
Terms nf saie; SAID pronerty - subject
to u nttaf tteed Of trust securing aU indent,
eslness Of SAOn u0 III each lot and said
nrnpeftv will I've sold subject Ia SAID deed
of trust Indebtedness. OF tive purchase nrttr
aver and above said deeh 90 trust. une-third
il 90 he paid In cash and the balance ~
two eaaal tnstaiin,ents, payahle in one AMI
ner annum payable semi annually. secured
nv second deed OF TRUST unen the property
sold or all eash, ut the optt0n of the nnr-
chaser Interest and taxes to he paid or
adjusted to date of sale. A derost OF
Ssooo VIII he required NJ the time ot
the cost ct purchaser. Terms OF sale 90 I've
comnNed with wtthtu thirty taNl daNs ftom
aav nf sale otherwise deposit will he for
fetted ard nfopeftV resod at risk and cost
ot defaultins. purchaser after nve 81 dAys
paper published tn Washtnstou. y. C.,
ID FRANCIS SAUL,
nsa tAth 81 NV.
WILLIAM T. BENSON,
pea 18th St NV,
Evening star., 1928-05-21
TRrsTrFs' SALE OF TW0.sTORY BRlCK
DWELLING. KNOWN AS pR!EeM!ssEs i!,Eess

THos. j. OWEN 4 SON. AuCTtoNEERs
14g5 Eve Street Northwest.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
d FRANCIS SAUL.
n30 18th ~. NV.
WILLIAM +. BENSON,
g35 18th st. NV.

myni .a2. .e3.e4 90. 90. IS 90. 81 iea
THOs, j. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIONEERs
lA25 Eye Street Northwest.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
SIMMER IIilMES

- 2oO; GROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE
90 Il, porch Shruhhery, al modern INN
bath e@ec, hshis athletic. Geld a nlaoe go
r2tse children, ARMY 1870 y II ave ri"
Evening star., 1928-05-21
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTTONEERS
1925 Eye Street Northwest.
THqrTuEHsD rRdyED S4hhfL shhL FRsgTATfn fkSSWN kKSNoWN 'As
PREMISES no. nhI MARYLAND AVE
NUE. SOUTHWEST. WASHINGTON

PRoVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. 0hI MARYLAND AYE
NUE. SOUTHWEST. WASHINGTON
By virtue OF certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in I.iher No. 6953. folio 23. et SCI @
iumbia. and at the request OF the party ~, ~,
cured there by the undersigned trustees VIII
sell at public auction, IN front OF the prem
ises on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY.
THIRD DAY OF MAY. AID 1928 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. the. following descrlhed l9nd
and premises, situate in the District OF CO.
lnnhia. and designated AZ aud being part OF
original Ot six t61 IN square three hundteu
and eighty.fve t3S5l described aa follows
Beginning tor the Bame NJ the snuthwest
corner OF shld lot and running 'hcnee ,nnrtn
along the line II Tenth street " feet
thence southeasterly 80 feet 70 inches, more
or less 10 n point which is ht the end of 2
line "a feet 10 tnrhea long drawn pafnie'
with the eastern line OF said int and north
land avenue 80 feet q inches northe3sterty
from said point of JegihnnI: thence south.
east along said aforementioned line VI teet
10 inches to Raid point IN che tne nf Mary"
land avenue distant 30 feet g n"hns from
the noint of beginnng: thence south%ester-
Terms: Sold subject To a prior deed Of
trust for 40 500 90, further oarttctiars OF
which will he announced at time 81 sale
naid IN cash A deposit uf $500 90 required
Conveyancng recording etc, at purchaser
cost Terms 10 bc complied with within 30
davs otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and Fesold at the
discretion of the trustees. ,,,.x,.,
!. FAfRRfY fRRfYRffoN + %EkkGnbRrc kkG6nbRrcK.
mv11l4IGiS - Trustees
Evening star., 1928-05-21
TIg0s j OWES s93s AfscTI0aEEKs
lAHa ERM 81 VI
TEfFhTFF&' hA5H N Two tfDEY kEHI.
DETACHED EERK DWELLING Knows
As gREslSES 4t1s gENtFER STREET

Aas1pgEis.k31 ~ 4tas SkAiFkA eth
Bg ssftsas u .ertain aeed ~ trass dated
Nag ~. 1927 BesaR sHstFgment SO i40
FseoygsNs Has n 1877 angone the ianf fee
nfas ~ TIE District 81 GolDm1Hs Sud VI be
request ~ tbe naFSS secHfetl Thereby tbs
aanaereseffsS tfastees WffB seH ri U9hEsp HAt
f5sn IN ff0nf 81 ti2e premises. gu MONDAY
Tx \ F5t;sfI nj :, p5f 9f nAf, ,olaL J.
3ea-aee#f@a lard aBG premises situate ln
fhe a3sstgyct " Columbia. ARD GeF8gHAtAd as
afs selna 30t ~ lu s9Qafe i18& ~ ts4H kASo.
V8s3gn made ~ L@gHafe A Baft $40
q sFlsa Esoes Def Dsat rneoF1aq IN the
ssases of he N3Fvesof fer fAe District II Ga
iafub8a IL 5Absf Eg - fH3G 81 s8bSeot tg
TIE rprpEtssa8 Ffght Of ws# g*sF Tbs rear =
feet 0t ssl3 - $50 i0i 10 tH saHHfe }TBi
~ per Eaf reeesdsd 81 tkae srsos ii the ssEr-
segsY f1f fhs Df&tgAct al Coi9nbts lH tsgtet
~ ks f0389 - egb5sef a. ibe Festf5e1iDH efss
steS Ha FsBF s#fHs5V}egp1 nsat th&t uhia ft
saH rot ~ tssef foe residential PURPOSES saD+
4ssH s5sG 70 s84 eHaHts hf fae0s8
gesNp8e Nss6 N8tEef 80 d Ufi0F 9es1 ~
sggse3 foF - go 10 further aa9seuf8ss ~
sgN{rk w1sB 80 announced ~ G3ft3e at k83# tEe
s,esgf#aANe gT&@# a&gRN sa3A 8@St - f1 p@1E
IT, fsgA 4 aetsae# ~ $500 - gta53Tfa
f5ssn%eg gArg4tsH rssougdsas sir ~ thh B4fchas
- ngft Terms ~ ~ ebEnHiIed @3fa @lfbiH
sbcsfY aaEF stHe5Bt@e 6@@4s4t forfeited hpe
fs,e ssgDpaFfF ugaB fae s&yfFt n@d kgs@ gsk9a0 81
It's discretion - tHa TRUSTEES
5ES@H II BEfN ~
= BLOT MtDDL Hfg@
f7s* : ! 4$ 5b 1891 Tf0sbhs
TEA8 8EernLEH son kget}9lleeft
Evening star., 1928-05-21
" ~ 7 = = III ?" 3 FFN#tF#N
THos j OWEN 4 a0s ArcTi0g ggas
f4gs EYK ST w

TRUSTEES. SALE ~. VALUABLE THHEg:
STONY BFIgR BUILDING SITUATE
AphTHtAsT EGHNER &E# JERSEY
AEtsttE AND OffE sTEEET HFIkH
tNENieFM NOS 400 tUT OLE STREET.
AAn la1i NEW JERSEY AVENUE
&ERTHRbRT
~ Elftae - q aeft4iH deed If iFakt duly
tefHBast ln tt5af Ma bHnT folio An ~ hea
n the laHa fHeef6s ~ the District ~ FoiliHte
ha %sd at the fea8est et the bafty seeuFhf
tf3af"bs tbe unaefslgasd tFus'aaR viii seii 81
e3 e,h yg.a ras II L, tftt III, n tie ygseses q
5p l04s. Az 1DREE O'cLDCR pm Tho
,,1 h35i9T,t7s ,.,sS i.ei iagd EGG pFenilsss ~
aata9 - anG beep ail of ist aft tts south
a.eta'te ~ t1e iVii dapih II iGt tllfee n john
A)8MF @tiaRisiun Gs sahate eHst II saagFe
zee 1b'tdfed aud Hiaa ~ pef plnt re"otfieh
W tt@ @n{se If it@ #tIfegor f0f thH District
~ columbia Ia Llbef II II & ~ kyile ~
TtfHs s..la fpbie."t 10 pfiof deed of
%HHh VII 10 haHo0hefd al fine oi saie
th# H7tohaAe urea abayH said trust Ia be
Hslq ~ essh A dsp0sif ~ 1900 raadirst
t3nsssgHf4bp fee9FdlGg ete. ~ pqFeHhaer y
n"st fefHA ~ be e0nlBled wIth within
,llts dsfs elhefwise debasil forfeited aBd
-" hfWffty Hja# b. advertised snA pHaold Ut
tiAs GisrfettgU ~ TIE tfHstnae
Evening star., 1928-05-21

mve1 ,es, "a - es. 81 ss 80 ~ lee '''''s''
TilOs J. OWEN h SON AVtsFloNEERs
1883 Eve Sc NV
Evening star., 1928-05-21
Sale Of Valuable Two-Story
Brick Dwelling; Six Rooms
and Bath, Large Reception
Hall, H.-W.H, Electricity,
Gas, ANIL, Situate ct TAI
Park Read NV,
Al hueRfnn
At Auction.

By viFtse II authority vested in as pc
VII eel aS nutle 80 s3s'on I'D u sf,d ,i., 81 tns
FIRST DAY or MAY AID. 1898. at I0ik
O'clock + NJ. Eot 1o8 in saaHre @saB ia1'
pF0Fssa aR afg0g0s
Terms sggG subject - . pf5os deed os
f~8sf 5uF ~ 189 90 ane ia fs0 ard ona.
half semfe alfh Interest ct tbe rate of sig
Eseg 1sbg 1As gaEehaAe DF3ee sgBgse E5}a
TRUST 80 - gsaaa 0aa4half lh cash. baIabee ~
10 seeGkea tgY second fIs-eH of trHEst payable
$50 90 q fsGnth. gssffadtne interest - siE
yer rent A deposit ~ 5000 90 required.
Al eG4BwAgaHeIng recording pte. to I've ~
yB9feaasefts os8 Terms ~ sale 20 se e0fn-
pi8aa wftb @iakn thirty days. otherwise de-.
THCs. J OVEN & s0g.
FrE1g ~ fA782A A8rtluHeeFH.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
FREDERICK q, rMHAU,
OSCAR .. v00EL
TYsS -HG&N eesU TF4fe3nns
THCs OVEN a. SON ATsCTfONEERs
1895 Eye Street Northwest,

A'''7 ;4a5 EMss M s,rest 'i Nofth9es. u -''"'
THiTlFEzs fl zsrsffBTfraeTEBB sffBT e TBE1byIFr 1byIFrfXhksoAs fXhksA
pJEJIsG pgEhIesEs j. Nos afs,9 5i9 4l!3b stg!e
ko9arHwgEsT AND nos ,5oi1 ~, 5,Ii,. 1914.
ssTRahEq' s4fa '?l ?Sl6ihrlfiWHInssr "''i fo'"fh
By plrtu~ ot twD certain deeds Of trnst
duIg rsenfasd in f4isr $3.50 al fqIio ss 81
sea and - Litter 5s3z # foIlp 35B ct. sea..
luiabia ar1 at the teauest Of the party
secured thereby the UNDERSIGNED trilstHss
Ntl @H at n0h.lG auctipn In from. # Tho
ffhnfh2Iip btio2S M HiD. iis i@fs teilowIaE, Ar
ibs District "' IL Goiumbia. and design deaatigtnat5d
o. ssa 'da hfi"f r. wls 9s r. 10 t3 lao
II lqts - soiars a265. o. pst qIat fs"ofied
IN the ufflce OF the s4rsskof for sha DIS.
,dgt ~ caI"nida in L!beF 40 1T folio fl9
III smaet 70 rYyssnhnss & record IA A lso & .nts
~ ~ riai re@afdsa In efe af,re af The 'sHy s8y
F.Ygf fpr the District If Columbia ln Iiiber
s@ at toto III. Subject 10 o0yananta of
Teefgs q ssle Eaoh ngld slhieco. 10. a prior
~ bn HnneInee4 II time NJ sale tGts Al
~ if3 i45 itH ard LAT eiuaFe 32GS,
MsfeH -. 1927 ard iots ii 10 ~ 10 square
I $50 sHb.*Tt ~ Interest at ~ nef cent
fH3n' Ahyh 4 1877 tie, nuFebAAs prlfe over
hhd a'2ovs sala lrust and interest to be paid
oeel pafeel All conseyanoiHs recording
IT. "a D. " hHser1 cost feFtnA ~ he com
nste3 yi'b Within thirty dags otherwise de-.
p@sj, forfeited aH3 pfopefty nay be advaF'
FJHh WEEHOs
CHARLES WELDON
Evening star., 1928-05-21

RIOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, AttCrioNEERs
llaa I've ALreeL NnrihMeAt.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

THOS- j OWEN < SON. AUCTIONEERs
1925 Eye Street Northwest.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

THOs. ! OWEN & SON. AuCTIOSEERs.
LIE Eve Street NorLhMaat.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
MAN CHARGED
WITH NE seal
IS LOCKED UP

Rosendo RineleS was jailed Friday
night by customs inspectors charged
with ''rneScal" This does not mean
that Rineles is charged with having
partaken of quantity of the product
Of. the mescal plant but that he is
charged with having attempted to
bring quantity of the product of the
mescal plant into the United States
At the police station where he was
booked by desk sergeant used to the
informality of police court, the form
for booking is filled out briefly but
effectively and no man seeing the
scribbled word mescal after the printed
words offense committed questions
what the actual meaning of the word
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29

the Budapest underworld, in which
John Gilbert and Renee Adoree are
seen together for the first time since
"rrhe Big Parade
The sideshow, or ILLUSION palace" is
the central stage OF the strange drama,
With Gilbert as a swaShbuckling side
show barker and Miss Adoree as a
Salome dancer. Living half-ladies,
'spider women" and decapitation
trick which Gilbert's head is appar-
emily Topped off are among the thrills
of the illusion palace, where tricks OF
several famous magicians are repro
duced.
The cast includes Lionel Barrymore,
Edward Connolly and other noted
screen players.
rod Browning, director of "The I'm
holy Three" and "The Road to Man
dalay," directed the new story, a ro-
nance of mystery of the Invisible
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
.SHATTUCK- K-DENIN
HI T ORE VEIN
ON 1000 LEVEL

BIsBEE, Jan. % R-L. G. Shat
tuck. Bisbee banker and president
of the Shattuck-D Dem Mining cor
poration, tonight confirmed the re-
port current here throughout the
afternoon that a strike had been
made early today in cross-cut No. 2
of the 1000 foot level Of the DEM
mine here.
The ore was stated to assay 80
per cent copper glance. s.
Confirmation of the reported dis"
covery of new ore bodies are difficult
to secure from official sources in
this vicinity, and Shattuck was en-
phatic in expressing his regret that
news of the discovery had leaked
out. He said several rich strikes
of ore have been made in the prop
critics of the Shattuck-Denn cor
poration recently but that all OF them
had thus far proved to be in small
quantities. The extent of today's dis
covery was stated to be at present
Except that the ore
was said to have been uncovered in
a full-faced vein in the cross-cut,
which ordinarily measured six feet
long by four feet wide.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
FINGER PRINTS
SOLVE CRIMES
IN THIS COUNTY

Again proving the worth OF an ade-
uuate finger print system in the soly-
ing of crime and capturing criminals,
Deputy Sheriff o. A. Ash relates that
he motored to Wilcox on Wednesday
at the call of the deputies there, TAX
ing his finger printing materials With
him. There had been a number Oh
burglaries in the town and the jail
was full of suspects.
Ash does the fingerprint work Tor
the sheriffs office all over the county
and the Wilcox deputies had saved
the remains of several of the robberies
so that he could catch specimens from
them. He took q number Of specimens,
he states, one from a lamp globe, sew
eral from door knobs, from walls, pic
lures, one from clock.
Ash says that he then went to the
Wilcox Jail and took the finger prints
of the suspects, and in less than an
hour he had picked out the prints of
two men as being identical with vari-
Gus prints found among the robberles,
He relates that he then brought out
these two men and confronted them
with the evidence whereupon they both
expressed willingness to plead guilty
to the crimes. The men gave the
names of Jack Hayes and George john
son and we're taken to Tombstone, hav-
ing waived preliminary hearing to
plead in superior court.
In connection with the case the
deputy sheriff calls attention to the
vast amount Of money saved the tax
payers through the confession of GRIM
inals which does away with expensive
jury trials.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
Nine-ColOred RunabOut
To Sell For SIS, Report
From Automobile Front

Future generations may VlSuallZN ~
automobile price war through a little
playlet which has just been written
by Fl. l. Phillips, p columnlSt IN the
New York Sun, and also a writer for
magazines. Here is the sketch.
"The time is about 1885. CThe ac-
ton or whatever you call it, takes
place in the office of a maker OF one
of Americas most popular automo'-
biles)
''Magnate Well, what's the latest
from the Ford company? Have you
been able to get any information on
the new 1897 model?
scout: Yes. 1t will be twelve
cylinder 5O0-horsepower car, and Will
sell for Sits at the factory.
"Magnate: Good heavens! InaJs
$2.34 under last years car.
Scout: It's $2.35, to be exact sir.
''Magnate: Are you sure this price Is
accurate?
scout: The list price of all the
closed models will be $11.75, beyond
question, excepting the Deluxe SUD
urban Brougham, which l understand
will sell for 80 cents more.
MagnaJe (reSOIuIe1yl. WoA' DO AOAA'
as Ford keeps turning out cheaper cars
we will have to meet him at his own
game. We will turn out fully
equipped closed car to sell for $9,98,
delivered!
scout: Can we do it?
'Magnate We may have to make it
$9.99 if we put on balloon tires and
hydraulic brakes, but I think it can
be done for 1898. And do you know
what we'll do with our open models?
Scout: No.
'..Magnate Well produce nine
colored runabout to sell for Sc, or three
for SIS. The day when one car was
enough for family is over. Every
member of family should have. not
only a separate car. but car for every
day in the week"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
BANKER BOOSTS
SONORA AREA
AS PROSPERlNG

J. H. 'Pat" White, manager OF tne
Arizona Southwest Bank, returned late
Friday from a trip into Sonora DUR
ING which he visited in Nacozarl ana
Piiares. He reports conditions much
improved below the border and SAID
that his trip had given him confidence
in the future of the mining districts
of that section of the state.
The banker told that there seemed
to be very great strengthening OF
confidence among the Mexican people
themselves and that there were many
indications of better business era for
the near future White related that
he had thoroughly enjoyed his trip
which took him into the country since
the early part of the week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29

City" of Budapest. The staging is
remarkable, and the dramatic love
story carried out in an atmosphere OF
grotesque mystery is one entirely new
to the screen.
The story is an adaptation by Wall
denlar Young from the famous novel
by Charles Tenney jackson, and is
one of the weirdest and most intensely
dramatic tales ever transferred to the
screen. Vienna.'s local color has been
faithfully reproduced in colorful and
picturesque stage sets, against which
the story unfolds itself. "The Snow"
is one of the seasons films most
worth seeing.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
FAMOUS BASKET
TRICK IN FILM

What is perhaps the Oldest form of
deception in the world-9, deception
originally practiced by strange priests
of Hindu cult, and an illusion that
today is still almost a tabled miracle,
lis being seen on the screen for the
first time in history at the Grand
theater in ''The Show"
It is the famous basket trick" OF
India, one Of the much-quoted mirac-
les Of India. 1t forms a part OF the
queer illusions in the new screen play,
a Metro-C Coldwyn-N Mayer romance OF