davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nogales international., 1928-03-13

Globe = Southern Pacific Com
pany will start construction of
new line costing about $2,451,0
between Gila Valley and this
place.
Phoenix - Bids opened here for
construction of two new fire sta
tions.
Phoenix = Bids opened for con-
struction of new unit of Y. w. C.
A. building here.
Arizona has bought 100000
worth of new highway machinery
and equipment.
Nogales international., 1928-03-13

any or all of its powers to an Ex-
ecutive Committee consisting Of
certain of the directors only.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we
have hereunto set our hands and
seals this 18th day of February,
1928.
M. F. TAYLOR,
N. L. ROBINSON,
C. A.. NORTON.
Nogales international., 1928-03-13

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS that we, the under
signed, voluntarily associate our
selves together for the purpose of
forming corporation under the
laws of Nevada, and to that end
we do hereby certify:
Nogales international., 1928-03-13
STATE OF NEVADA.

STATE OF NEVADA,
County of Washoe. SIS.
On this 18th day Of February
A. D. 1928 before me, John D.
Hoyt, a Notary Public in and for
the County of Washoe, personally
appeared M. F. TAYLOR, N. L.
ROBINSON and C. "A. NORTON,
known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to
the within instrument and they
duy acknowledged to me that they
executed the same freely and vol
UNFAIRLY and for the uses and pur
poses therein mentioned.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
have hereunto set my hand and
affixed my Official Seal at my
office in the County of Washoe,
the day and year in this Certifi-
cate first above written.
JOHN D. HOYT, (SeaD
Notary Public.
Nogales international., 1928-03-13

(ENDORSED)
ARTICLES OF INCORPORA-
TION OF THE VROMAN MIN
ING AND MILLING COMPANY,
filed at the request of SCHEEL-
INE BANKING & TRUST co. :.
Feb. Is, 1928.
w. G.. GREATHOUSE,
Secretary of State.
w. G.. GREATHOUSE,
Secretary Of State.
Nogales international., 1928-03-13
ENDORSEMENT

ENDORSEMENT
ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION INCORPORATING
DEPARTMENT FILED MAR. 6,
1928, at 200 PM, at request of
F. A. Sabin, whose address is 324,
Colorado Bldg, Pueblo, Colorado.
F. J. K. MCBRIDE,
Secretary.
By PEARL JONES.
STATE OF ARIZONA.
County of Santa Cruz. SIS.
l hereby certify that the within
instrument was filed and record
ed at the request of Little & Lit
tie Attys., Mar. 7th A. D. 1928,
at $3.50 P. M, Book 2 - Ar
ticles of Inc. - Pages 19l.
Witness my hand and Of
ficiial seal the day and year afore-
said.-Ada E. Jones, County Re-
corder.-Seal of the County Re-
corder. Santa Cruz County, State
of Arizona.
(Pub. 3-13 6t)
Evening star., 1928-11-30
NUMBER OF HOLIDAY
GOLF EVENTS HELD

A curtailed holiday golf schedule
found competition on tap at only two
local clubs yesterday Beaver Dam held
events all through the day, while Ban
nockburn staged single tourney
w. w. MCGUIRE won the 18-hole
handicap event at Bannockburn, with a
card of 87-20-67. A tie for second
place resulted between c. c. Heath
with 82-12-70 and w. P. Handlboe
with 97-27-70.
w. L. Preston won the 18-hole COM
petition for the Presidents Cup at
Beaver Dam with a card of 81-16-65.
D. G. Morris with 78-10-68 and DR..
D. G. Davis with 82--14-68 tied for
second place. Turkeys were presented
to the prize winners.
Henry Bailey won the driving con-
test with a wallop of 2S7 yards. Luther
Florine and M H. Maier tied for sec
ond place. a few yards behind Bailey's
drive.
Mrs. William T. Mcpherson won the
women's driving contest. Mrs. Luther
Florine won the women'S putting
tournament. while United States Com
missioner N. c. Turnage and M. H.
Maier tied for first place in the mems
event. Turnage won the play-off.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
yAs Well As Bouer Be Helped BY The Stars Holiday Competition
RANGERS GET BIG LEAD
In TITLE HOCKEY LOOP

NEW YORK, November 80 OP.-The
New York Rangers are opening wide
gap in the American group Of the Ma
tional Hockey League, bu. the Canadian
division is in terrific tumble.
The Rangers outlucked the Chicago
Black Hawks in an overtime duel at
Madison Square Garden last night,
winning 2 to l. The victory increased
the Rangers point total to 9.
Detroit, earning 1-to-l tie with the
Montreal Maroons, advanced into tie
with Boston for runner-up position on
the American group. EACH having 6
points. The Pittsburgh Pirates, who
again tied Les Canadiens of Montreal,
l to 1, hold fourth place with points.
The Black Hawks bring up the rear
with single point earned in tie with
Boston last Sunday night.
In the Canadian division only 2
points separate the group-leading New
York Americans and Toronto and the
Canadiens. The Americans have 8
points to Z for Ottawa and the Maroons
and for the Canadians and Toronto.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
GERMAN STARS REFUSED
PERMITS TO RUN IN u. S

MUNICH, Germany. November 80
LP).-The German Athletic Federation
has declined to issue permits to the
Teuton runners, Koernig, Englehardt
and Boecher, to participate in American
indoor events.
The federations refusal was based on
the double ground that no German ath-
letes may go to the United States be-
fore the annual German championships,
usually scheduled in the Spring, and
that German athletes are not trained
for indoor running and therefore convey
the wrong impression as to the nations
athletic ability.
It was intimated that permission for
competition In American outdoor events
may be given later.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
ALL BL|CK TEAMS
TO Be IN TOURNEY
Arcadia Promoter Believes
Event Will Be Biggest
on Drives Here.
VoHN S. BLICK, popular and ca

YOHN S. BLICK, popular and ca
pable supervisor Of activities at
the Arcadia and Convention Hall
~ Bowling EmporiumS, is the latest
duckpin mogul to lend his sup
port to The Evening Star individual
championship tournament to be held at
Lucky Strike alleys December 26, 27,
20 and 20, and January 2, 3, 4 and 5.
In addition to offering his assistance
and assuring the entrance OF all mem
bers of teams representing his estab-
lishments, Blick predicted that The
Star tournament will attract more en-
tries than any previous event held here.
Blick probably is as well acquainted
with the duckpin game as any Of the
local promoters of the sport.
In every quarter, The Star tourna-
ment has met with immediate approval
of the bcwlers-both men and women.
Entries from the Masonic, Agriculture
Tnterbureau, Odd Fellows and knights
Of Columbus Leagues will be numerous
officials Of these circuits have an
nounced
Silver SpringerS Prime.
Local bowlers may expect some real
competition from suburban entries. Re-
ports from Silver Spring indicate that
UIlG VI tIl6 ldIBGSU 1IuulbGL Va
entries will come from that section. Os-
car Hiser, manager at Bethesda alleys
says his establishment will be repre-
sented by the best man and woman
bowlers in that vicinity. Prince Georges
County associations are both planning
to compete in entirety.
Manager Cross of the RoSSlyn drives
has several high scorers among his reg
ular patrons who will seek recognition
and Manager Ike Driefus of the Alex
andria Health Center expects to enter a
corps of prize seekers. Maj. Goff, who
has made the duckpin sport popular at
Clarendon, will have a goodly repre-
sentation from his establishment.
Kensington also will be well repre-
sented. Kensington flremen team boasts
several stars who will be the chief
hopes of that section. Alley managers
at La Plata and Laurel have offered
encouraging support to The Star
tournament and are expecting repre-
sentative contingentS from their terri
tory.
Terminal Y. M. c. A. will be repre-
sented by several formidable con-
tenders E. L. Hightman, secretary and
supervisor of bowling activities at the
Union Station institution, says the
Terminal League boasts some pinmen
who are likely to be real contenders.
Central Y. M. C. A. officials also are
expecting to have a number of entries
from among the many regular patrons
of the Y drives.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
M'LARNIN-M
TO BATTLE TONIGHT

DETROIT, November 80 R.-A
genuine slugging bee with chance
at world title in the offing is antici-
pated in tonight's 10-round bout be-
tween Jimmy McLarnin, Irish light
weight from the Pacific Coast, and Ray
Miller of Chicago. who has the promise
of a bout with Sammy Mandell, light
weight champion, il he wins.
McLarnin is heavier than Miller, but
both are at their ideal fighting weight.
They were to weigh in at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon.
The fight will bring before the fans
two distinctive styles of boxing. Nc
Larnin has to his credit long string
of knockouts. the last over Stanislaus
Loayza, the Chilean, all garnered with
that snappy right-hand punch. He has
gained a reputation as probably the
hardest hitting fighter Of his weight.
Miller'S style does not yield so easily
to description. He is left handed in
everything but boxing. In the ring he
takes the stance Of right-hander,
but his most telling blow is left hook.
The trick has brought grief to many
opponents.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
IL TOSSERS TO PLAY
FOR OLD DOMINIONS

ALEXANDRIA, Va. November 30
Old Dominion Boat Club basket ball
squad, which will open its season De-
cember 9 in a game at Armory Hall, has
been cut to II players.
Those who have been retained are
Pierpoint, Heberlig, Wiley, Clarke and
Capt Roberts of the team which last
year won the city unlimited title; Lyons,
Edmund, Burns, Schicktonz, Pearman,
ODanielS and Benton.
South Boston High School will meet
Alexandria High here December 8 In
Dreadnaught Park in the final game
for the foot ball championship of the
Glass B nigh schools of Virginia. The
winner of the contest will play the
Glass A champion for the State honors.
Iroquois and Rosebud elevens will
clash Sunday at o'clock on Edward
Duncan Field. The RoSebuds whipped
the Government Printing Office Fed
erals, 13 to 0, on Duncan Field last Sun
day. Touchdowns were scored by
Frinks and Ewald.
A tower of strength has been added
to the Virginia A. G. front line by the
signing of Batz, 205-pound tackle, who
formerly played with the post team at
Fort Humphreys.
Robert Mcdonald, newly appointed
manager of the st. Mary's Celtics bas-
ket ball team, is seeking contests with
unlimited quints. Telephone Alexandria
SIG, branch 81, between 8 am. and 8
pm.
Old Dominion Boat Club has listed a
game with Johnny Bryant's Episcopal
Theological Seminary quint for Decem-
ber 7, in the Lee-Jackson High School
gymnasium.
Episcopal High Schools foot ball
team has disbanded. Its schedule was
finished last Saturday when the Wood
berry Forest eleven rang up 39-to-0
triumph at Orange.
Lyons has been elected captain Of the
St. Mary's Celtic Juniors basket ball
team, which will be composed of Lyons,
German, Lucas, Thomas, Williams,
Mumford, Boran and Sinclair.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
TEXAS ELEVEN GAINS
TITLE IN SOUTHWEST
Ry the Associated Press.

by C0e Associated RTeSS.
DALLAS, Tex, November 30.-Grid-
iron guns that have shattered the quiet
of the Southwest for three months were
stilled today with the University of
Texas claiming its first Southwest Con-
ference championship in eight years. A
smashing 19-to-0 victory over the Texas
Aggies yesterday before crowd of
$4,000 gave Texas undisputed possession
Of the title.
Texas won five Conference games and
was defeated only by Southern Method
ist whose hopes for claim to the title
we're obliterated yesterday by 15-to-6
defeat by Texas Christian University.
The Arkansas Razorbacks who fin
ished second with three games won and
one lost, closed the season with 73-to-0
non-conference victory over Southwest
ern University in Memphis.
Cut down by injuries in his great bid
for All-America honorS Rodman Hume,
brilliant Southern Methodist University
halfback was forced this year for the
first time in his collegiate career to
share leading scoring honors in the
Conference
His commanding lead of "a points,
piled up early in the season, was cut
| into by Bevo Beavers in the Arkansas
romp yesterday and they tied with
84-all. Hume, who was out of the line
| up for four games. scored 13 touchdownS
and made points after touchdown,
while Beavers scored IA touchdowns.
Miller of Arkansas was third in indi-
vidual scoring with 48, having made
eight touchdowns.
The final standing:
Evening star., 1928-11-30
SAFETY AND SANITY,
CUBS TRAINING RULE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, November 30--Safety and
sanity is to be the slogan Of the Chicago
Cubs when they embark on their Spring
training program at Catalina Island.
Disliking to book strenuous practice
schedule, President William Veeck hopes
to confne the transforming to Is
games.
Subject to Manager Joe McCarthy's
approval, Veeck has tentatively arrang-
ed for departure Of the club in two
squads from here February 16 and
February 23 The battery men will
arrive on the island February 10 and
the regulars a week later.
At present, only nine conditioning
days are in prospect before the club
moves to Los Angeles for the first eX-
hibitionS March s, and 10. After
their second appearance there March IS,
16 and II, they will return to the island
for more practice before playing the
Detroit Tigers March 81 to "a at Los
Angeles.
The Pittsburgh Pirates want a game
March Is, but their proposition is still
in the air. From March Is to April 16
the club will get in a week of real
practice; play four games at Houston,
Tex, and three more at Kansas City
April IL, 13 and IA.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
DUCKPIN GAME DESERVES
GREAT POPULARITY HERE
Women Saved Pastme From Threatened Obscurity
By Causing Improvement in Appearance and
Conduct of Drives About Washington.

VERIFYING nothing to That's The Evening Star
- individual championship ducpn to be held dur
IL the contestants chance
gain considerable the sport opportunity TO
wonderful prizes offered by The star And all
nothing than the usual
the alleys for the
be little in The Star tourney For men it will be only
will be
cents roll only three each Can beat it?
There's onlv one answer have it, No
Evening star., 1928-11-30
D. C. RUNNERS DO WELL
IN BALTIMORE JAUNT

BALTIMORE, November 30--Haskell
F. Clark, representing the District Ma
tional Guard, finished tenth in the
fourth annual Young Mems Hebrew AS
sociation 10-mile modified Thanksgiv-
ing day marathon yesterday, which was
won by William Agee of the Emory
wood Athletic Club. Harold Fields,
carrying the colors of the Sarepta
Lodge, Odd Fellows, of Alexandria, was
eighteenth, and Mike Lynch, Washing
ton veteran, was twenty-third.
Agee covered the route in 81 minutes
So 2-5 seconds, to head the field Of A..
Clarks time was 63 minutes 56 seconds.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
BRITISH UNITEDS HOLD
VISITING B0OTERS, 90

In a warmly contested soccer battle
yesterday British United team of this
city and Fairlawn hooters of Baltimore
fought to % draw on the Monument
Grounds.
Uniteds led at the half, to 1. Morris
scored both it's goals during this session
in which the Britons held the whip
hand.
In the final half. however, the visitors
showed an improved game and con-
trived to tie the score.
Walter Reed and Park View soccer
teams fought to a scoreless tie in a
game yesterday on the hospital field.
It was a real battle all the way.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
GRID STAR IN HOSPITAL.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 80 R).-
Warner Mizell, Georgia Techs candi-
date for All-American honors, lay in .
hospital today suffering from influenza.
The clever but unobtrusive halfback OF
the Tornado was stricken early this
week, and collapsed late yesterday on
the sidelines at the Tech-Auburn game,
which Tech won, 81 to O.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
TILDEN TOPS NJ. S. LIST.

PHILADELPHIA. November 80 LP).-
William T. Tilden. former national ten
mis- champion, again heads the Middle
States tennis rankings. Fitz Mercur,
former Lehigh University star, was
ranked No. 2, and r. NJ Williams, Phil
adelphia, former Davis Cup captain,
third.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

DJ tIIV fAssUVIdtVU Z Itoo'
INDIANAPOLIS. - Chuck Virgins
indianapolis, stopped Tom Sayers, De-
troit (6). Ehrman Clark, Indianapolis
outpointed Eddie Walsh, Chicago (S).
Buffalo-Young Jack Thompson, San
Francisco, stopped Sam Bruce. Buff
falo Q0).
Evening star., 1928-11-30
GRID TEAMS TO BATTLE.

Ebenezer Athletic Club and Stonewal
Athletic Club elevens are to face Sun
day at 2:30 o'clock at Fifth and K
streets southeast. The former team is
scheduled to drill on Lovejoy School,
Field at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
CAMERON WINS CYCLE RACE.

In 25-mile bicycle race yesterday
from this city to Upper Marlboro, Md,
R. Cameron of the Century Road Club
Association of Washington, was the
winner. B. Rhoades of the Maryland
Bicycle Club of Baltimore was second
and A. Horner of the Century Club,
third,
Evening star., 1928-11-30
GRIFF1THs FIGHTS TONIGHT.

NEW YORK, November 80 P.--
Tufty Griffths, Sioux City. Iowa, light
heavyweight, makes his Eastern debut
tonight in a 10-round match with
James j. Braddock of Jersey City, at
Madison Snuare Garden.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
RACE TRACK HEAD QUITS.

CHICAGO, November 80 (P).-With
the status Of the ownership of the Ar
lington Park racing plant more or less
a matter of a conjecture, Maj. Fred
eric Mclaughlin has resigned as presi-
dent Of the American National Jockey
Club. which owns the track.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
CLAIMS GRID1RON TITLE.

Brookland Boys Club 105-pound foot
ball team claims the title in its class as
the result of defeating Shabby eleven
IA to IL, yesterday on Rosedale Field
Moran and McNally scored Brookland's
tOuChdOWns,
Evening star., 1928-11-30
ROBERTS TO FIGHT LIGHT.

CHICAGO, November 80 Op.-Billy
Roberts, the Huntington, w. Va, well
terweight, who boasts victory over
Pinkey Mitchell, one-time junior well
terweight title holder, will box Billy
at the Hippodrome Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
s. c, CHOOSES BEALL.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. November 80
(P).-Julian Beall, center. has been
elected captain of the University of
South Cardinals foot ball team for 1929.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
cox LEAFS COLGATE.

PROVIDENCE, r. T., November 80
P.-John Cox of Steubenville, Ohio, a
junior, has been elected captain of Col
gates 1929 foot ball team.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
TRANSFORMATION"

always possessed fresh supply of dia-
nlonds following the departure of his
brother. How the stuff passed the
garde de corps was an inscrutable
mystery.
| The recital of the story of the Ameri-
can brother solved the knotty problem
and caused a lot of "ahhhhhs' and
"oooo-ohhhhhss." Revealing his broth
er's methods, the informer told how
the smuggler boarded an outgoing ship
| either at Antwerp or Amsterdam, en-
gaging the same room he had used on
his previous trip. Ship officers thought
nothing of this, inasmuch as many sea-
soned travellers harbor sentimental at
tachments to certain staterooms.
On his first trip the smuggler pre-
pared for all future escapades. Be-
meath his lounge he bored hole in
| the floor, and in this place of con-
cealment secreted bag containing 900
carats of diamonds. This carpenter
work was done at night, when he was
not likely to be disturbed. The roll of
| the ship and noise of the engines
drowned the grind of the augur.
To be sure, his clothes and belong
lngs were ransacked and combed when
he docked at New York But he was
prepared for that The gems still were
in their hiding place and remained
there while the ship refueled and took
on supplies for the return voyage.
Meantime the brothers wined and
dined, probably on the profits of the
! last haul. Just before sailing time they
would appear on the dock, seemingly
wrapped up in each others affection.
The New Workers. eyes filled with tears
| over the sad thought of leavetaking-
although his brother would be absent
for only two or three weeks.
Arm in arm they would board the
vessel together and repair to the state
room, there to weep the last farewell
and exhume bag Of diamonds from a
hole beneath the lounge. The New
Yorker would pocket the treasure and
leave the ship unmolested, pauSing to
wave his handkerchief as the vessel
backed out of her pier and swung into
the river. Suspicion Is rarely fastened
on visitors boarding ships about to
leave.
Investigation disclosed that the
smuggler had never brought over fewer
than 900 carats of diamonds, and in
one instance as many as 2,IOO. The
bedroom steward in charge of the
Evening star., 1928-11-18

porous plasters, pasted firmly to the
back. Between the plaSters and skin
was package wrapped in cotton wad-
ding. He yelped like hyena when
the plaster was jerked off. In pack
age 6 inches long were several hundred
pieces of jewelry, rings, stick pins
brooches, chains, necklaces and cuff
buttons-a walking jewelry store. Gus
toms men learned later that the culprit
had made q trips across the Atlantic
and at one time had imported an i'm
mense quantity of iewelry in a casket
which he alleged had contained the
body of his mother.
Questioned, he denied that he had
ever said the casket contained the re-
mains of his mother. Would be
hard -hearted?" he asked 1t was his
brothers casket In respect for the
dead, he had placed 43 rings on the
dead mans fingers. Nevertheless, he
insisted he was an honest man, and
felt perfectly amazed to learn smug-
Cling was a crime. Everybody know
does it," he said.
Another famous case was that of a
man who made six transatlantic trips
annually, yet never carried larger
baggage than a small hand valise. He
lOUhCu 1CCOACs NoIt A1S oOOAU NoAAC
that graciously lent support to his
whitening limbs, and none had reason
to suspect him.
In the course of routine, agents dis
covered that his arrivals and departures
had strange coincidence. He would in
variably arrive in this country from
Antwerp on Monday or Tuesday and
depart the following Wednesday. He
remained in this country from one to
two days. This system of frequent
passages and short stopovers served to
call attention to his private business.
Once he was shadowed to the door
of a New York firm well known as
dealers In smuggled merchandise. From
then on he was constantly searched on
the moment of landing, but, for long
time, nothing was found. His practices
came to an end when an inspector eyed
the cane.
II can't walk without cane." said
the traveller, when asked to give 1t up.
IF that's the caSe." said the inspec-
tor, I'VE will furnish Stretcher.
You're coming with me-"
The cane handle unscrewed $4,000
worth of diamonds dropped out of the
bamboo interior. He finally confessed
that after landing he always went di-