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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
World Wm Veterans May Be Civen Another
 Chance for Ipsurance

WASHINGTON. Feb. ssenti- ment has developed in the House Veterans Committee in favor of giving more than 100000 World war veterans another chance to take out government insurance. When the time for conversion of government policies closed last July. only 640.0O0 of the World war veterans who survived, had converted their insurance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
PR|MARY LIST | OF CANDIDATES
 IS FILLED OUT
Filing Period Ended Tues. day with Many Candi- dates Out for Places

| Lists for entrants in party pri |lmary elections to be held in April lwere closed last night at which ltime complete Democratic tickets
 lboth Territorial and Divisional,
 lhad been filed, and an overflow
 Hing roster of candidates for Re
 lpublican nominations made up.
 lUnder the terms of the Terri
 ltorial election law. no filings for
 1.-the primaries can be made after
 lthe first Tuesday in February. Il Two new filings were made in
 ,he Republican list yesterday. C.. 0T. Gardner, President of the Alas |ka Game Commission. and mem ||ber of the firm of Sawyer & Key |nolds, logging contractors. filed This declaration of candidacy Tor nomination for Sena-
 tor, and John A. Johnson, Ketchl- |llan, filed for Republican nomina- |ltion for Representative.
 Two Arc Rejected
 | Two others undertook to file de- |clarations for nominations for the ||lIouse but failed to do so in the |lrequired form and were ruled Tout it was announced today oy |Walter B. King, Chief Deputy |lClerk of Court. These were: |lFrank Peratovich, Indian of kla- |wock, and J. Nyhre Hofstad. of |lDoyhof. Peratovich failed to sig |nify which party primary he de- |kired to enter. and Hofstad wrote The wanted to file for Republican |homination for the House but Hailed to send in q formal declara- |tion as specified under the provi- |sions of Section 1, Chapter 45, |b.aws of Alaska for 1923.
 | Mrs. Howard Ashley. prominent |Skagway woman. sent in a filing ||or Republican National Commit |heewoman but 1t was not accept |kd. The Attorney General IT. |kormed the Secretary's office that |hhere is no provision in law for kuch candidacy and that the ||Secretary was without power 10 |heceive the filing.
 | But One Contest
 | There will be but one contested |office so far as the Democratic |harty is concerned with the pfl- |bnary elections. James J. Con-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
OHIO 6. Q. p.
 FACE STRIFE
Fight for Willis and Hoov- CT Means Democratic
 Victory in Nov.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Feb. S-The Republican organization has been warned by it's State Chairmen, Fred w. Warner, that the i'm pending fight between Willis anl Hoover for Presidential support in this state, will deliver Ohio into the hands of the Democrats next November. Warner says if the Wilhs-Hoover factions insist upon contesting in the April Presiden- tial primaries for the Buckeye States 51 delegates to the Repub- lican National Convention, dis cord in all county organizations will be created.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
FOURTEEN MEX. REBELS KILLED
Dynamite Trains But Are Spotted by Airplanes
 and Attacked

MEXICO CITY, Feb. S-Delayesi
 press dispatches give meager de-
 |ails of the wounding of five Fed
 eral soldiers of a military ,escor.
 hnd the killing of IA rebels when h train was dynamited between
 and Manzanillo last
 Sunday. One car was destroyed In the attack. The Federal gua,l fought against rebels for more
 l |han two hours then Federal air. planes appeared overhead bomb
 tng the attackers who fled. Four.
 teen rebels were captured and buickly executed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
Says Prohibition WiU Not Be Decided at the
 Elections During Fall

rave no background with which
 contrast the evils of the pres ent day, will determine whether prohibition is a passing fad or the permanent policy of the iaa- tion."
 Two million dollars is needed for the educational program of he Anti-Saloon League, he said. To "get the truth of prohibition before the people, it will employ every form Of publicity from the newspaper to the radio and from
 he pulpit to the personal letter, ! he added.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
Birth Control for Dogs
 Is Suggested m London

ly destroyed immediately E Many dogs are lost because owners take off their collars at night. Miss Kennedy suggests that owners merely loosen the collars.
 Ten thousand lost dogs are re- turned annually to owners in London by various animal re- fuges. It is chiefly women who are employed i'll these animal homes. as it has been found that women are more successful than men in handling strange dogs. No whips are used in handling fierce dogs. as it has been found by women superintendents that fierceness in dogs is Invariably due to fear and kindness over comes thIs more effectiyely than whipping.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
FOrges Checks, Pleads
 Insanity, Is Found to
 Be Sane, Goes to Jail

LOS ANGELES, Feb. S.-Col- man Galloway, former movie press agent who pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to a charge of passing worthless checks was sentenced today to serve from one to five years in San Quentin Penitentiary. Under the terms of the new law govern ing insanity defenses, Galloway was sentenced in the same man. ner as though he had pleaded guilty, jury having declared him sane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
2 SOUTHERN STATES ARE
 FOR HOOVER

WASHINGTON, Feb. S-secrc- tary of Commerce Herbert c. Hoover is declared to be the choice of the Republicans of Ala bama and Georgia for the party 5 presidential nomination in state ments made by Republican Ma tional Committeeman of those states.
 Committeeman of both states predicted that their state delega- tions to the National Convection will support Hoover
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
Students Mmch to Safety When School
 Building Destroyed

BELLINGHAM, Wash, Feb. S..
 Fifty-eight children marched calmly. to safety from their class rooms under direction of Prin- cipal Hoffman when fire broke out in the Mount Pleasant Val ley school, near here today. Aid in lighting the blaze was sum moned from Blaine and sBelling- ham but owing to a water short age, the two-story frame building was destroyed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
Thumbs DOivn OIL One AIaska Improvements;
 No Hmbor, Cold Bay

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Ma- jor General Jadwin, Chief of Army Engineers. has made an un- favorable report to Congress on tue projected improvement of Portage Bay, Alaska, or adja- cent bays, with a view of provid- ing practicable harbor access sible to the Cold Bay oil fields.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08

NEW YORK. Feb. 9Th younger generation, which know nothing of the old saloon days, will determine whether prohibi tiop is here to stay, Dr. Ernesi H. Cherrington, Director of the Department of Education. Pub licity and Research of the Ant Saloon League, told the annua Union Ministerial meeting.
 "The coming election. important as 1t is," he said. twill not be the determining factor in relation tn prohibition. The young people now coming to voting age. wt ,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
Submarine Disaster
 Report Is Submitted
 to Secretary 0f NaUy

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.--The report of the Naval Court of In quiry which investigated the dis aster to submarine S-4 has been presented to Secretary of Navy Wilbur. It is announced every effort will be made to expedite it's early release to the public.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
Charleston Dance Contest Dream
 Propes to Be True

LORANE. Ohio, Feb. S Mrs~f George Stelger draamed that she had entered "a Charleston contest and that she dislocated her hip in a fall. When she awoke she discovered that she had in reality dislocated her hip. Physicians said that a vio- lent twist of the leg did the trick. .f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
House Returns Senate
 Resolution on Taxes

WASHINGTON, Feb. S-Tha House Ways and Means Commit teev has refused to consider the Senate's resolution providing ex- emption on income tax derived from the sale of ships when the profits are used to build new ships. The House adopted the resolution turning the Senate resolution back to the Senate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
MartiaI LaaU Is NoiU Reported PreUailing
 In Shanghai Region

LONDON, Feb. S--A dispatch from Shanghai says that martial law is being enforced in Shanghai as a safeguard owing to activities of the Communists in the Chinese area surrounding the city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
Englisn,ds, Hops.Of In Baby Plume tor
 Alsstr0lia1 Flight

CROYDON, England. Feb. S.
 Bert Hinder, an Englishman, has hoped off in . baby plane for ? flight to Australia. His first stop |is expected to be Rome
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
HAvAnA READY
 DIvE WELCOME 10 IhDDEne|
,Becfat Postage Stamps Placed on SaleMedal
 to Be Bestowed

HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. s.-Five hundred thousand L Ind be ergh postage stamps commemorating the airman's arrival in Cuba. went on sale this morning. Final preparations are being made for the bestowal of a medal on Col. Lindbergh on Friday by the Council and Provincial Govern ment of Havana.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
FLIGHT IS RESUMED

PORT ALI PRINCE, Feb. B. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has hopped off for Havana, a flight of 725 miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08
But One Contest

There will be but one contested office so far as the Democratic harty is concerned with the pfl- mary elections. James J. Con
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-08

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Evening star., 1928-03-22

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tue deaf, frye Of electricity, bermAa opt.Sai
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sure and STOMACH trouble Mrits or nhohs
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alp COVERs. nVHRSTUEEEn SEsr- CCSMs
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4 I lsheFwa,ad, lhla eSth sc, laspe, ASNa
RATTLE CREEk MASSEVSE; VIOI.EF
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JAPANESE DESIRES nANClNS l.ES$aNS
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pAonsN esaVtus pFtcas Ftt An1 satIsfAttlan
guar gAhtee1 ENpert tattY Atd KabtleMaA as.
teniants 90 rare tar NHay every MANt hFe-
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eIlittes ter rest and F~cnperAt,ep ta eonS Alss
yenience, Fheae silver sprlRg lAa teF u.
REGISTEREn NURSE, WITH REAVTIp(4I
henle, Vicinity af Wapdntan pAFk. has lovely.
hrlght room faF Aged vaanta tnValtd or eAn.
VAles0ent splena,a diet care ami ctsMpaAien
nufaes tuFNlshed pfeI, ratereNcVa Al 1lSs
ythRATuRy, NlnI.Er RAY TREATMENTS
Sea AeSr, NSf,s Agaat AeSrs ie s' se' q :
MISS iANTK C0NNTI1.y pTsEASE RRFsARr
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1ilNheAteR ave Baltimore, MI tSggasEA al
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Evening star., 1928-03-22
Am OppORTIlNITY

AN UFFIIK UNI 7
To learn a business and become
an important figure in a local
concern. We need a man OF
high moral character. between
Is and 80 years old, who has
had a good education, is mar"
ried and willing to work, Re
ply. giving at least two refer"
enees and salary and position
at present. Strictly eonhden-
tial. Address Box iA7-J. Star
Evening star., 1928-03-22
BEAUTY PARLORS.

SPECIAL MONDAY WEDNESDAY,, FRI-
day shampoo and marcel 81 .25. EuEs1s
facial. persOnality h3Ir cutting scslp treat:
ment and manicurinE. WATERS BEAUTY
SHOPPE. 1895 Conn ave.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK SIS OR SO. WHOLE
head bohbed hair Nestle circuiine permanent
wave: Cat winding: tests given TO regulate
wave sizes. 1915 Eye At. NV, Apt. 10I.
erenlnKa het1een Z ard ..
Evening star., 1928-03-22

FURNISHINGS SALEMAN--
Must be acquainted with local
trade. Ask for Mr., Eiseman,
Eiseman's, 9Th and +.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

800 coipREp GARDENERS. nurses. cooks
day workers. lahorers. Mattresses TWISTS
farm hands ehautfcurs. dishwasAers. hus.
bows, .tsa tlth NV.
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment Serv.
ice. Mrs I, n, Muller vocational coun'
selnr, l3a3 At NV, Main sail
STENOG. typlsts hookkprs clerical help.
etc Free registry. Main s3aS ldas q st NV.
BOYD Employment Service
Evening star., 1928-03-22
PERSONAL

The rate uader hea,ltnx Of Personal ls
) Sanis zee hae additional ~ ths rsS~
uiaF line rate
Evening star., 1928-03-22

SALESMAN to represent ma
tionally known food product
company in the city Of Wash
ington, calling on retail grocery
trade. Give complete informa-
ton in letter. Address Box
SOL, Star office. 22*
Evening star., 1928-03-22
SITUATIoN--pOMESTIC.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III
C0LoREp GIRL. neat, wants place as ccok
Or gensrai houseworkeF: STAY or home nights
DAY WORKER. colored, hrst-class lAundress
housecleaSsr Whole or part time. loSt
or all day. $50 st NV. Masgte Jehns.a
Girl. hshs eolors~i. ss maid pUrse, .naota-
ers helrer or cleaning bachelor apt BEFORE
GIRs4 FROM COUNTRY. With city reference.
wants general housewerk. TAa HeSar; n.
NV
GIRL, colorea. wants pars time wOsk or
DAYS work, morning; cay reference Pc;o-
GIRL, eolored. wisaes position. w&l,gvss or
chameermald necatGr l9o,
tSt STk SstGssa SasS. saw sa S Sais Gsor's % S syt
womsn: has reference. West ss9sl
GIRL wants Senersl housewark; seed ref.
erenes; 50 honle nsghtss too 81 nv.
GIRL, coi0red wants i0h ngrse ~ light;
hoGsewerk. : nndlcy 81, s.w,
Girl. - place ss general hoaseworkeg o.
davs work. esf French si, n-S.
GIRLS tsl. neat, refined. want werk ANY
Saitrvs. Csl eeiSrs . Pm 5if,A TlsS. 81,
LAUNDRY WORN wanted ~ day. POS
viRaiNI1 WOMAN solcred. dearcs ssoeral
housewerl; wide experaence, good ecok; STAY
az SO NIGHTS lass d -, nv.
WASHING. cleaning, paFt,tirne work cr plsSa
as maid, nNvse or cook wanted. Fct. lcA&.
WOMAN CeloFed, with reference, wants ge''s
cral hauseweFS. lF4o v ~, nv, fhene
Potomac l4SS
WoMAS colered. wants part time work ~
evening maid or charWcroan. Call lls9
! - st. NV.
WOMAN, ealeged wishes general heuseWegk
cr part time, seod references. Leena NSlj7
we'll 1jA Florida ave. nv
WOMAN, onlated Wishes position pArs une
csn furnish ret Phone Potomac lnf4, 80
WOMAN wants rob ~ coax. vita city ref
erenNe NAMN .th 81 NV.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
HELP---EEMALE.


easy sales. Room Goa Stewart Bldg SIh
and = W. 9 Co IL am, sc'
CASHIER and eookkeepor, Must have sps.
l9aI = ~ NV
COLLEGE GRADUATE as social Sass work.
er state age, education. experience, IL any
ard references. Address Box SAL, Star
COOK, white Waman for smaii tea room, in
hne mountain resort . hours from Washing
Ion; must have aesi'y 20 prepare nne meals;
gaad pesluea; ref. required, AddFess Box
cot NrER GIRL tWhitel' experienced no
other need apply. Tumble Inn 1901
piErIrlAS experienced, soad reeommanda.
tions Apnly between aud 10 am. al
Tuherenlasts Noanital
EMbossiNG PRESS FEGpERs weee 4
EVENING WORKERS. several. tor neiShbory
hood guild, Sec Mr.. Mayer, 2aa lsi Sc,
after
EX TEACHER ambitious to,, un.nrum{ered.
ms business: must he wihns 10 80 prrl,n,,
mary work away from Washingten, state
9bo s5s 'fsSo"''@iF s,sp ei experience Address h'N
FILTER AND FlNISiiER, experienced; one
who understands cutting aud can do copy
work give reference, Address Box iSa-h,
FITrER aman. hish,cissa dreas shop
Adems fd0i after y 40 mn,
OPERATOR nr.ttlass IN eeau'
y ratlats must sN experienced. AdsFsss
ilny PSI star eiiiee 80
LADIES ttwnl 90 sell Well known feed pred-
ucts aud household nrcessities direct g.
homes IN washiasten,, yApply 20 a.m~
MARKERS AND AsSoNFERs. experienced
Annty National Laundry Co, ii fieESe
sAlfsl4AnY, experienced, for ready 10 wear
dept herNanant nostuaa Apply at ahSN
Mnahtns 3Nh TN -, NV,
sALEsI.Any, eAnerieaeed part time, Apph
sALEsi4AnX. experienced. tov shoe dept,s
inr Saturday :, leon To- iaaf Z -
hoasehsid snes!sltS Nsw here real epgeegta'
nliSa Room IL. lnna n 81 n.W. 80
SALEsIApiEa. theroushly experienced with
batter trade Rasadege, lrna g,
sTFNoaR ArHTA, eSpeFt With. anne kaewi,
edge 81 bookkeeping give reference FOR
AnnAintment address haN rul, star ames
TAIIOnEss, experienced in llhinx men'a and
wanlens coats Applv M, Pleasant Cleaners
and pseas ANaA Mt rleAaaal "A n.wa-s
FYptsF anil slenasfsnheF, EeNegal eiNee
ssiaey Misf ssilsa. aS"n nAAisssss ss bas iis1s stas
aiRaA saA,As@e b A@se+ e 49, ~
Evening star., 1928-03-22
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BUSINESS WANTS TRAINED WORKERS.
WHAT CAN YOU D0g
A brief course Of training In our COMP
ToMErER schools. operated under the sys-
tenn OF Felt 4 Tarrant Mtg, Co. makers of
the Comptometer Adding and Calculating Ma
chine. enables You TO start as a specialist.
Comutomtter operators are always in de
mand, free employment bureau connected
with our school
GEO. y LANE. Director Complemeter School.
7a4bS MnnAey bldg Phone Main 500.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
To prepare for the Spring examinations
hegin right now Special preparation FOR
clerk promotion exams, Gle clerk. statistical
aud TYP, observer Weather Bureau. THE
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
sc. cor 18th Fuw Phone rr. snS0.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
SITUATION-MALE.
SITUATION-FEMALE.

~ - n AO@N A~-'AAN-SeN-
DRESSMAKING and plain sewing a, home
iion guaranteed. Potomsc lsls.
GIRL, colorpd neat wants work In cafe
terra. Apply 401 You st ". w.-
GOVFRNESS-Young woman OF ability de-
efficient excellent references. Address Box
llo-J. Star Office.
INFANTS NURSE. white experienced from
: weeks old, seeks position. care Of baby:
travel Advertiser. los Auburn ave Be
thssta. MI @3e
NURSE, trained graduate. German refined
pleasing personality. speaking English. Wishes
suiin treatment s,ay nights: city or colntry:
rsisrsnSs. cal Cal SssG Ss,s5 PM SiiA Nj
PRACTICAL NURSE. Wiling % cars tor u.
case Franklin 50ls.
RESIDENT MANAGER of apt. house hy re
fined young lady; experience: references. to4
SEWING WANTED by day or hour. Address
h0x SO-J star once aS'
STENOGRAPHER-R0O general
Office work. desires work afternoons. tive
years eXpcFienee. Address Box S9j Star
STENOG GRAPHER- SECRETARY, nlne. years
experience. efficient and accurate: Se5 wesk-
Miss ShTout. Main 1919. gSs
STENoGRAPHER and 2 B. Y. operator,
can take carr OF ali ofhce details. Phone
Clarendon 33T.
srENo. ANp TYPIsT. eoTpe,ent. desires
pari time work secretari2l ability. ref Ad-
drcsi Rcx lo4-I. Star once. g
WOMAN. white. hrsi-ciAsS cook. wants no.
SittHn. c3ty Or country. pubic o. p-sNAtAs
references. Shepherd House. Franklin 81
YOUNG WOMAN WAITS pcsliioa as dsnrss's
Cali Line, e1s4. e4s
Evening star., 1928-03-22

NT,Y over l8 10 sell direct 30 consumer or
monthly payment plan under direction OF
manager: no experience required: Eond DAY
good future. Can 10 TO IL only. Manager
Evening star., 1928-03-22

| hnu n handle machinery must be expert IN
| bis line: SIS per day Address Box S.'J'
I Eta~
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HELP----MALE.

tTTTO FENDER AND BODY MAN. must be
1l.around man. Dist Auto Body CO.. Rear
Evening star., 1928-03-22

EVENING WORKEKS: sevefa,; 70, .t!sHD0I n
hood guild See Mr.. Mayer. 226 1st 81. sc.
after T. --.----------------
Evening star., 1928-03-22

FltNSS. cd - sew, scyscSI and nnsshAs
al NSFiS ,;INs ~ ssna o. ed hSSvs c'sAoeS
sud " AN@i Also Gosr laSspg, fgSSsss VegN
sew this psNHIA, Al work done Sy MtlAAG
iasyA N0t 18th st sN flnc ASfN SAe
Evening star., 1928-03-22

MEN to do special work through one 81
Washingtou's leading department stores: sal
ary commission and bonus: permanent nosi.
ti0ns to those who qualify. CaA 1l2 r
st. NV, Room 201. Ask Tor Mr.. HAWK
Evening star., 1928-03-22

sTbnTNG- MATTRESSES Sox scSirFs 4re
pillows reno. hest ertces aid cronpt ceI
Wash Mattress Co. Sla I >, sw. V. 1919,
Evening star., 1928-03-22

AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED II IS
fHlsh that E-ows hanesoGer With axe. Proof
against rain, -lee steam. soap. AZ
rsoEia aGf6s aikaG and ala all1e l16. Let
as show YOU samples ef fne work With
this excellent material Prices. $50 70 Jos.
NcReyH0lds. Inc. 1000 TpshEr 81. Col. SoS2.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-13
The Stars
Where They Are
Dotson is at the Rivoli, Toledo

Dotson is at the Rivoli, Toledo.
Winifred and Mills are at the
Pantages Theater, Portland, Ore.
Rucker and Perrin are at Fay's,
Providence, R. |.
The Whitman Sisters are at the
Lafayette Theater, New York City,
Moss and Frye are still stopping
shows, their latest conquests being
Fox's Academy. n. Z.
When Talbert's orchestra, who
have been presenting the Red Hot
Feet" revue, have been engaged at
the Columbia Burlesque house in
New York as an added attraction for
the Nothing But Girls" show.
Irwin C. Miller's Brown Skin
Models" are playing at Jacksonville,
Fla, this week.
"Gingersnaps of 1928" are max,
ing run at Dayton, Ohio, this week.
Willie Eldridge opened his new
show, Louisiana LOU" last week.
The show is carrying 25 persons in
GLIDING an eight-piece band.
The Dreamland Cafe at Chicago,
with lower admission price in
force, has reopened and has been
doing a Runaway business.
AL G.. Fields Minstrels, for Al
years on the road, are reported to
have permanently disbanded at Will
mington, Ohio.
Harry Bolden is at the Federal,
Salem, Mass.
The Lulu Belle players, after
week at the Grand, Chicago, have
reioined the company at Milwaukee,
Wis.
Smalls and Mays are at the Or
pheum Theater Denver, Colo.
Sunshine Sammy is at the Hill
Street Theater, Los Angeles.
So
Dave and Tressie are at Loew's
Delaney Street, New York City.
Farrell and Chadwick are at the
New Park, Taunton, Mass.
$%
Tabor and Green are at the Olym-
pia, New Bedford, Mass.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-13
Rickard Says Tunney
Will Not Meet Godfrey

NEW YORK-As it becomes more
evident that the veteran colored
heavyweight prize fighter, George
Godfrey, is Enthusiastically making a
sure bid for a chance sat the cham
pionship honors which Gene Tun-
ney now holds, efforts already have
been made to forestall such posi-
bilities.
In statement Friday Tex Rick
ard, the country's leading fight pro-
moter, came out in no uncertain way
in making it known that he did not
intend to give a colored fighter a
chance no matter how strong his
claim might be for such.
Richard declared there was no
place in the heavyweight elimination
tournament for Godfrey despite his
formidable string of knockout VIC
tories. In the elimination tourna-
ment being conducted to determine
what fighter will be Tunney's next
opponent are included Jack Sharkey,
Pauline Uzcudun the Basque wood
chopper, Tom Heeney and Jack
Dempsey, rass
Is Against Fighter
Although Godfrey has won the ia
vorable comment of many of the
leading sports writer's of the coun-
try, Richard spoke of his fighting
adversely:
Hes one of the worst fighters /
ever saw" Richard said. thought
three times here in the Garden and
never showed anything. Besides Tun-
lney wouldn't meet a Negro even if
he knocked out few more "setups."
In statements already made by
Tunney he has affirmed that he will
flight any man who qualities"
Richard has Tunney under con-
tract. He announced that the cham
pion will fight before September 10,
1928, only by agreeing to a flat per-
centage basis for two fights. No
amount of cajoling will induce the
promoter to give up his exclusive
rights to the heavyweight champions
service, Richard declared.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-13
Ethel Waters Trip
Abroad Is Delayed

NEW YoRK.-The proposed Eu-
ropean trip of Ethel Waters, pre-
viously scheduled for the first of this
month, has been deferred until early
March, according to Earl Dancer.
Miss Waters, now appearing in
"Africana" at Philadelphia, was to
have taken her show "Paris Bound"
to Europe, but the American dates
seem to be more profitable than
those across the pond. The show is
in the midst of its second week in
the Quaker City and indications are
that it will run even longer.