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WILTON !. LAMBERT
GEORGE b FRASER
TRUSTEES SALE OF y4fuAgTE mrs
In l.Hh.VN III 81 p ! b Il L - ?

IN CHEVY CHASE PARK. D. G.
By Vlrtue of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded N Liter 1o44 at folio. IS ~ ths
and at the request Of the party secuss,i
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees wall zeN a.
public auction az the Office of Thos J.
Oven. 1925 Eye -. ~. Washington D. e.
ON WEDNESDAY THE SECOND DAY or
MAY. 1928. AT TWO.TEN O'CLOCK PM.
thc following described land and ureullzes
situate In the city OF Washington u. G.:
Lots numbered twenty-uine 49, and thirty
t3ni IN square numbered tgenty-three hun
dFad ard thIrty-fOUr t1334l in the subdi-
vision known as Chevy Chase PaFs as uer
plat recorded IN the gffiee of the surveyor for
the District of Columbia in County Book 81,
page -. subject TO covenants of record
Terms: One-thirf cash. balance ia equzf
instruments st and tive years wi4h in
tefoSt at So per aBnUm. payable semi
annualiE from the date Of sale and secured
i'y decd Of trust on the property sold or al
cash q the purchasers option. deposit
ut 500 Will he required at time of sale.
All c4nveyancinE ard recording viii be al
ftfr"haser's cost. Terms 10 be complied
"1th within ten DAYS. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 10 resell at the risk sad
cGtrt Of the GsGaHitiuZ purchaser.
WILTON J LAMBERT.
ANU FL J. HENRY
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WOULD YOU BUY A HOME
FOR $40 A MONTH?

Let tfs Egnlasn Our Plan
- NEW DUPLEX HOMES
SOMETHING NEW~vI INSPECT TODAY
TWO STORY FLATS, Huff.T LIKE oNF
HOUSE
fOii Ifd st NE
tJilnt North ~ St NE)
Twoss'Dfy houses with four rubms bath
and bhfA poteh on each floor YOU ran htiy
tho VI ldtnF nnI rent out the sAe0nd foOr
Tor snough 10 RfeHtly aid yoiI In purchasing
me house making sood .sneeulation NJ well
There are only three Of them, and they viii
seii quickly
Electric lights window Hhades hieepinF
pGfGhHA, huilLin garages Huud hat.sa ateF
heater large lots Inspect today
II. r. HOW WENSTFIN CO,
1871 Fl St. NV. Main 008.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Soda Fountain and Delica.
tessen. Fixtures, Stock in
Trade, Etc, Contained i'm
No. l620 7th Sc. NV,

NV NEffNa NF certain @ha(Gal g8ae9l aF
tfNss feeNesles N0yaa}tse B. laA7 ~ ~
atfumeat Ma Z. at tha FvfaFSts ef tha te-
pNnlhiA and AZ tAe seapeat III tha pagty
se9ifed thegvsN taA Undersigned trustee VIII
nFemians Ia NnNhAA, ApRll. PWtRriR4l}.
lnes, AT TIM yFhINa'N NfrIatk A Mt,
lA7tp0t sad9 EAtlstiatM and AgeeasSsFtas y
National IaMh Na&lslags, kefFlsaFattng gas@
FleaF Eases Elpe. FAns t4n9ly Furnace
NageMnataF, shelving, ssaek ga TRADE, etQ,
TERMS; Gash
d, EnNARn et.ANkE
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12l1 KENNEDY ST. NV.

Fu sale by owner. a sevenr room bret
house situated on q deep lot to paved alley
4rage. hardwood floors. h..W.h tiled bath
front porch and two large rear porches: QUE
OF coolest sputs in Washington. convenient
to stores churches. schools. two car lines
and bus line Rooms are large. light and
airy. has southern exposure. Occupied hY
owner aud kept IN excellent condition, Gar.
rirs first trust of $4,000. at 3 is 80 A real
bargain AT $lOo5u.
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SALE HOUSES

WAS IS, 500 NOW $7,450.
GROOM AND RA III DETACHED HOME.
D;I0n mol sETr pL. NV
fioars Ideal VI elec. light Small cash
navmrut, balances like rent. Go out Conduit
rd To Galena i'll 10 norsett pl,, or phone
Cot ST3Us w for auto
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SALE--HOUSES.

LADIES, LOOK! 10th ST.
Directly opposite 10th Mansions In nm
room and 2-hath home hutwater heat.
newly decorated: gear brick garage. This
ho ne can be made pay for itself. oYou can
do il and not disturb husbands salary: that
is helng done half a block away. Why not
do likewise and he the proud possessor OF
10th st. homeY Let us show you how,
w. II. w EST Co.
atB 18th St NJ 1000.
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THoS. j. OMEN 4 S0N. AIftvrl0NeHRS.
1875 EYE ST. NM
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE THREE
STORY kRilk nMfLtlNG. 1Ssf RiNeS

PLACE NpkFlAWESf.
Nv virtue af "a CERTAIN steasf uf trust Slttiv
recorded u lther Nc a6S4 iolia 9Sa I'd seA -
nj the land rpeartts ~ the District III CtAlan&.
hia. and At tAe CeItest ut the nagty secured
thcfehy, the undersigned trustees Wtgi sell at
public auenan3 IN trpnk oI she pgvlasses ea
OF ArRfI, An. tnsS. Al TIiREE OCItN'k
PM the followtng' 'drseriee1. iapd anti prgos-
ises, situate IN the e1iy OF WaShtagton nts.
triet IT Columbia and des.sMatea - apd
division et lnss in sauaFN lS3 AZ peg plat
fecanlcd in istt~r No el folio II nf the
geeeFsts af the atsaee of the sursssul teg Ehe
District az rolunltla
Terms subject 90 a nrtoe tteea 0f trust
for ~ nun, thle Octuter Z. tagS see {ur
teFest, the purchase hfieo Atsssy@ said tpslst
Ca he paid liz cash, A ienasst III &AAa wsll
he required at tms@nf ssle All et,uveNanv~
ing fNeaExliug, etc. at eNst af nNYvhss9F.
Terms uf sale ta hn e0mniteSa With Wgthia
thirty days front ttaS Of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve thp bight 80 resSsl the pySAps
ertv at the risk ana eAst af tbsf4alttaE pe{fv
chaser, aitgs nv0 aaSa' advertisement eg suyh
resale u! san1e neWsNaeeE eUeltshed IN Wash
Il e RaWlH
- " H. hACklSCMMfn
AntF tN91,9@9a Trustees,
4N'rHE AnOvF SAi.g IS pnSFpaNEn NN
nay ARM. ItltNTtEIat, lslaS. Az rotiR.
anss,aA
ApAN 4, wEsCAIGR \ SON, AastleaeeFs
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Known as Premises
1920 e Street S.W.

Rv virtue ot decree of thu supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia passed in
EQUITY Cause No 47BT. the undersigned
trustees will sell at puhtc auction In Irnns
af said premises on FRIDAY THE Fot1RTH
DAY or NAY. 1928 AT FOI1R Thirty
O'CLOCK Pm. tho toslowlHgsiescrttei saast
aud premises situate tn the District of Co.
iuuha and DESIGNATED on the records of
the Office of the surveyor OF said District aS
the west twenty taNl feet front hv the
fun depth thereof Of original tss niuetenn
iiut In sqgare two hundred ninetv. .seven
@aTA together with the improvements 3
thereon. consisting of twa.gtory trick
dwelling with . two~stoFy brick stable IN
the rear thereof
Terms of sale; 0ne.,hird af the purchase
money 10 tse natd In cash, balance In TIVE
equal tnstalinsnts, represented nv nroaaiSe
aoFy notes Of purchaser. pavahle IN one and
Two wears with interest at per e~nanaa
ner annum. paNable seEnl.annnaliy from iisv
oi sale. secured hy deed of trust upan the
property sold or all cash. at the nptian al
thu purchaser. A deposit of $500 cash no,
auired of purchaser at time OF sale AIT con
veyaneing, recording and notary fees al cost
of purchaser, Terass OF sale 10 he cAmnlled
with within thirty DAYS from .day OF sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right CD resell
thu property at tha risk and cost nf giefamts.
ing purchaser after i've DAYS peadVerttSe.
ment THOMAS #. BURKE
l4i0 50 NV
CHAS. s. RAkER
Union Trust kulg1tag.
An%d dNdseNSn Trustees
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A REAL NV. BARGAIN.
BIG T.ROOM. DETACHED HOME.
ONLY 81 ,05U~-~%a50 CASH.

home community convenient IN stores,
schools, churches and transportation faeil
ttieH 4 large rooms and hath, colonial
front porch ard side porch all modern con.
ventences including hnt.water heat and
electricity First floor contains large living
room with tireDlace dining room break
fast room kitchen and naniFv. There are
4 spacious hedroums and bath on the second
fl0rr Lot 25xI4n H. with snars for ga.
rage; paved street and alley. Only S7,D50: :
$3.50 cash and low monthly payments Of
SOS 90 A real opportunity tu save money.
can Lincoln i914 for appointment 10 in
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Office Of The
Supervising Architect Washington. ID. e.,
April Il l0@s--seaIed bids Will pe opened
IN this Office at 3 pm. May 21 1928 for
furnishing of all labor and materials. and
per- iorming all work required for the CON
structton Ot the foundations, etc, OF the
building for the Z. y Bureau Of Internal
Revenue Washington. ID. T.. The Work VIII
include excas alton. concrete pile foundations
consisting Of approximately 1000 piies. re-,
IN ,0rced concrete pile Gaping. footngs ana
foundation walls. waterprOohng> d5mDprooE-
ing. etc. for q building OF approximately
1S5 900 square feet ground area Wors 20
be completed in five months Certified check
nr bid bond OF 9 pcF cent OF the amount OF
the bid must accompany each DroDosal. Per.
fofmancc bond of 30 pFT ccnt OF the amount
of the contract will he required. Not ex-
ceeding ak sets of drawings and specthca-
tiOns will he furnished To general contractors
on request. IN the discretion Of the super
vising architect. provided a deposit of nifty
dollars $50 90, is made for each set. De-
posts will i've refunded on return OF the
drawings and specifications in good condi-
tion. Checks must ne certified and made
payable to the Treasurer Of the United
States. JAS 4 WETMORE. Acting Snper-
vising Architect. ava ri. IS
COMMISSIONERS. u. C.. Washington. April
81 I9.sS. Sealed Uroposals will be recni Ted
az Room 500 District Building. until z NJ
Nav 1lth. for grading various streets
26 300 cubic yards Proposal forms at
Room 427 District Building.
au27 % .30myl .2.3
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BUNGALOW BUYERS,
ATTENTION!
In Takoma Park main street. most de-
| lightfnl modern 6'room house. N excellent
condition located On terrace lust high enough
above the street, lot a0x 80. Owner, leav-
,1 sale - Price. ss. 75o. ''' - ''''' ''
CHAS. y. SAGER, Rcaltor,
MAIN aG n"4 l4th ST. NV.
THREE-FAMILY APT.
NEAR STANTON PARK
PRICE 81 q3o~zREASnNAnLE TERMS,
14so 4. Y. Ave ave. Wv 'Frani, a7a1.
PETWORTH.
Here ~ a splendid mi-detaehed home IN
a dttphtful section. not lar out, and Ton. T,r
,enient to both ears and bus line TIE
@Sn H = r. mn%h vide si2rs and l'raed @ font g" an "f
side lawn Contains ) rooms bath inrIosed
| porch h,.w cleo. colonial, front porch
and has a two car garage, This property
can he bought on terms and at y price less
than the cost of new home. Owner very
| ANXIOUS to sell For appointment to inspect
DONNELLY & PLANT, INC,
3l.5 t4tn St Col. s3s.
NOW IS THE TIME.
SEE THESE NEW HOMES.
ONLY 3 LEFT.
SAMPLE HOUSE.
SSH Kansas Ave. INV.
lBetwean "nd and 3rl at Kennedy. ST.
q large rooms. = nnrrhcs. many attractive
features; bult~iu garage.
Facing QO-Ft. Boulevard.
One Block Of Fort slocum Park.
Near l4th st. Cars.
Convenient to stores. Schools and Churches
Price Only So $50.
pHoEE FOR AUTO SERVICE no HOUSES.
WAPLE & JAMES.
lilo ith ST. NV. MAIN 10000.
lAMESON-BUlLT
New Homes, Ready to Move in.
Inspect the Following Sample
Houses.
80 SOLD
al7 Quincy ST. n.ws~~Exccllent location,
close 20 Ifth st.: g. I and y large rooms.
tile bath tuilt.tp .ub and lots Of extras extras
Conveniently located to schools and churches.
'''i isaS s. to to- 1745 Mass. ave. se.--e and 2
large rooms. tile bath, hutlt-in tub, h-w H.
electric light hardwood floors and trim. lots
Of clcset srace. Garage with each house.
oas Central ave. n.c.-1n q section, Of new
homes Attractive 6-ro9m homes Ga iiie haii1 hata
wood floors ard trim; double rear porches
wide front noreh Garage with each house,
L'w price easy if,"sao Fl sorp.
I5t2 st. ne.-~Ntw subdivision of fine
na'R: nPd's' al, N nod~rn s ] improvfmsat. hSrdxooS
floors and tim Located ] ncar Earss., Es"noo.
hbehss 1sh each any hoSse asef raTcd streets Es
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO,
ooe Hsk I rfr H Axkl xklu VINO oxN9 rA!S oSfs So
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SALE OR RENT--HOUsES.

4gi5 w ST.~-FOR SALE OR RENT--c
rooms. . tiled baths. Kitchen porch"5.
2-Gar garage. gas, clee. 90
$50 NEWTON PL.~~tst-FLOOR FLAT FOR
rent. S35 mo
J3s r Clifford St. Potomac ya.--Less
than $40 per mo
And. many g 20 10 room houses vicinity Of
Columbia Heights
COLORED-726 Hobart NW--g.r & b.
brick. brick garage And other houses for
coi0red; rentals $50 per mo upward
FOR RENT ONLY -- Lincoln Hall .I:iI
@lst STIR. b. apts.. in excellent repair.
The above properties can be sold cheap
on terms or TRACED
n. y. RyoN co. 1923 St. 3l1s i4th
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OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE,
MODERN q ROOM HOME, GOOD LOCATION
Only Nh.nht~~Mahn CASH.

VtFNF4 #EF4UWWW7~ HEUW NANHe
ern brick home in an attractive cnmnlun.
lty near wide avenue with car line, CON
ReuieHi To achania. stores and churches.
Reception nall. q large rooms and tiled bath.
blF Kitchen with pantry master bedroom.
front and rear pdtehes. concrete cellar with
laundry trays, good size sndded rear yard
LOT / 90 fret deeu. just reaee0rated through
omt, electricity. hardwood floors and trim
fWeieat heating plant. screens and awnings.
real bargnn at $3.50 with cash pay
ment ~ $3.50 and easy monthly payments to
knt YOUR convenience. Tbis broom deep
hnpia must lie hnen ~ be appreciated Cali
Atlantic l6@p~W for appointment 10 in.
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WANIED rO BUY-IIUUSks.


WANTED 30 BUi--IIOuSES
Will TRADE MY NEW e-R BRICK TILE
bath. shnwcr, for small clear property ne
Address Box 81 v. Star office.
PAY CASH FOR i OR u r. SUR. HOME IN
y. C.-Pfeferably bungalow in ne. Main
lib. Cleve. 21G
ON CAPITOL HILL
Three story 10 or = room house. Prompt
office
WE DESIRE TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATE
ty several houses and apartments 70" rasn.
white or cOiored Also many ciIenfs to-
purchase homes end apartments on terms
eHOwAi.TER REALTY co
hob Vermont Ave Man 4l22,
ALWAYS BUYING SELLING TRADING
nnauClng real estate. SHOWAI.TFR
REALTY Co 1908 Vermont ave NJ 4t2"
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AUCTION SALES.

ftTURE DAYS. s
THOs OWEN & SON. AUCTTONEERs.
1925 Eve Street Northwest.
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FHOs- j. OWEN ( SON, ATCTT0NEFRs
1875 EYE ST. NV.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Situate
No. Ill 18th St. Sc.

I.f:et 50. 5253 al folio .;92 OF the land
records u the District Of Columbia, We shall
stll in front Of the premises. on MONDAY.
THE fHIRTfETH DAY Of April. AID.
hl.irircd sn'i se"anieca fii7i fn }. Roland
Johnson and others subdivision Of lots tu
~usIife numbered ten hundred and ninety
seven flng1 rs pcf pIat recorded in the
office ~ tie surveyor fer the District 0f
Columbia iiiisF ~ ri fofO -
Terms 0f eair. Ouo fourth cash faiance IN
one $50 and three ears with interest ~ .
pCr cent ner autiun paTahic serui-4u1H5fiH.
DfDnsit uf S1OnnD REQUIRED az time 8f sale
and the nurchAseJ allowed fifteen dags from
date pf saic 10 COMPLETE the purchase Fur
thcr particulars ~ time of sale. Al con
ycTarciug and re- -urfs,rg NJ cost pf uu@chazer.
ARTHUR g EiSHOP
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Chevy Chase, d. {.
$3.50.
klingle Rd. Near Rock Greek
Park Entrance~-Sl6,5 500.

This attractive tapestry brick home
has rooms baths with shower
servants quarters, new oil heating
system, eieetrie lights large norrhes
and a hutlt.in garage, Can be sold Dti
reasonable terms and immediate pos
session given.
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THos j. OWEN q SON. AUCTt
i49a Eve ST, NV
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21
OSCAR FINALLY
HITS ON FIELD
FROM AIRSHIP

Before a crowd of more than 500
persons the MunselI- Brill flying serV-
ice presented a miniature flying circus
at the fair grounds flying field on
Sunday afternoon Oscar Munsell, the
dummy, thrown from the ship at 1000
feet, hit the field squarely, this being
the first time out of half a dozen at
tempts, that dummy has landed on
the target
Many in the crowd got real thrill
from this as Oscar comes down feet
first and with his arms waving wildly,
and some who had not seen him load
ed into the ship when it took off
thought for few tense moments that
ono of the flyers had fallen off the
reeling sky wagon.
G. w MunSell did an exhibition Of
wing walking which demonstrated the
stability Of the ship and his own sense
of security while from 1000 to 1900
feet up in the air. Munsell added to
the stunt by hanging by one arm from
the struts of lower wing.
The flying service heads say that
the Douglas public is becoming air.
very rapidly Sunday a large
number made trips aloft in the four
passenger Lincoln Standard plane and
the regularly enrolled students were
given their lessons.
The service reports that some of the
students are almost ready to "solo'
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21
NICKEL-COBALT
DEPOSIT GIVES
GREAT PROMISE

What is claimed by the discoverer
and some experienced miners ana
biologists to be one of the most inn
portant discoveries in ore deposits
made in Arizona Tor years has been
announced by Max r. v. Baumkerch-
ner, a mining engineer whose home
is in the vicinity OF Fort Huachuca.
Mr.. Baumkirchner states that he has
found a deposit OF nickel and cobalt
within about rs miles of Florence and
south OF that place and he declares
that it will assay from S to more
than 30 per cent.
The ore deposit, according to the
discoverer, runs along a well defined
course for some miles and at points
it crops out in ore that he calls
remarkable for its richness. He is
SO enthusiastic about it that he has
already filed upon more than 1S0
claims and he says that he is now
working upon plans whereby he hopes
to be able to finance it as a personal
proposition without selling of shares
in the company.
when one recalls that the United
States at present requires a large
quantity of nickel in excess OF what
is mined i'll this country it will be
more fully understood why / regard
this discovery as such an important
one," said Mr. Baumkirchner There
will be market for every ounce
of nickel ore that we can mine and
at good prices for years 20 cc1ne
The ore that 1 have discovered, to
my way OF thinking. is the most
important discovery that has ever
been made in Arizona My mining
friends are most enthusiastic about
it and they may we'll be, ror wnen
we get the work started, as we
shall DO as fast as possible, it will
prove to be one OF the big develop
ments in the state
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21
CIRCUS STORY
TOLD BY PLAY
MEANS ACTION

sunny now attracting great crowds
at the Columbia theatre in San Fran
cisco and coming to Douglas on, Thurs
day, March /, Is a veritable three-ring
circus in point of magnitude, and the
atmosphere of the big tops is pic
turesnuely projected during its first
swirling, colorful scenes-for the story
of this delightful comedy begins at an
Fngleh tent show The entrance Of
the little bareback rider sunny >,
from whom the play takes its name,
forms a strikingly effective picture, IN
which the various performers and
side-show people participate in the
prand parade. The action from the
first is rapid, and the many changes
of scene, each disclosing some new
pictorial surprise, follow with amaz-
ing frequency.
Miss Helen Patterson. who imper-
sonates the heroine of the story If
Sunny" has scored distinct personal
success. and pl3ygoers recognize in her
a brilliant musical comedy star, pos
sessing the indefjnable TT" She Is
a beautiful girl like the gentlemen
prefer" and SINGS and dances delight
fully. Her wistful rendition of the
haunting melody of the theme song
do You Love Me" and the equally
lovely "Wno" have won especial praise
She is supported by very strong cast
Harry Miller, William Val
entine. Jerrv Jarrette, Earnest Wood
Fred c. Holmes, Elmira Lane and
Peggy Fears most prominent in the
long cast.
There will be a dozen specialties. in
cluding Nellie Hanson Crosby brothers,
Sylvia Longshore, Marshall and Watts
and George Freeman's jazz band. The
chorus of dancers said to be the best
seen on the Pacific coast for some
time number SO and have also excep-
tional singing voices
Sunny" is without doubt the most
thing ever undertaken by
any local manager to bring to Douglas
in the musical comedy field.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21
MIS-. R. r. Brown Entertains

At a social gathering on Saturday
night in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Brown, on Twelfth street, the
entertainment ranged from speeches,
parlor games and the singing Of old
songs and new, to the expressed
desire to give new name to Rattle
snake mountain" northeast of Doug
las, and finally to serving OF refresh
mentS.
The gathering was an appreciation
OF the success of the series OF Churcli
of Christ meetings conducted by
Elders Long and Yates in the S. D. A.
church here. Hymns were sung and
both ministers addressed the gather
ing. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs Ray Ratteree and Mr..
and Mrs. John Dingle, OF Bisbee;
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. June Taylor and Mother
Taylor, Mr.. Golding, Mrs. Kelley,
Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. S. E. Mason, Mrs.
Long and daughters and others. A
feature of the entertainment was
the address of Mrs Vida E. Smith
Yates concerning her authorship OF
popular hymns published by the
church, especially the hymn, "The
Old, Old Path 1t was she who
suggested the new name to the noun
tain that stands some 18 miles cut
from this city. The occasion was
upon visit to the ranch home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin during the
week, and the observation being made
that mountains so beautiful as these
should bear nicer names than Rattle
snake point. She would prefer to call
it Rainbow Reef
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21

which means that they will soon take
plane up unaccompanicd by the reg
ular instructor pilot. This marks the
graduation of a student into a new
field and when he can 90 up and come
down without humping the ship and
has learned to take it through a few
loops, rolls and tail spin without
mishap, he is a pilot and will receive
his pilots papers.
The flying service even procured the
of clown to add touch Of
comedy to the Sunday afternoon pro-
gram and scene was staged in which
the student ship was stolen by a
stranger and an exciting race across
the field resulted in its recovery.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21
Inspecting Sheep Ranches

E. w. Graves, vice president of the
first National Bank, of Douglas, ac-
companied by L. G. Gurnett and some
business men from Boston and Chi
cago, were on a trip to Wilcox and
other points yesterday to visit some OF
the sheep ranches in which Mr.. Cur
nett is heavily interested financially.
The', rip was in the nature OF his
annual inspection to mis- properties and
the eastern men had been passing a
vacation outing at the Sierra Linda
ranch in Cave creek,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21
Mcoseheart Legion Party

The women of Mooseheart legion
gave party Friday night at Moose
hall in honor of Mrs. Joe E. Hood, Who
is leaving to make her home in Tomb
stone, and Mrs. Adele Taylor's 81st
birthday. Forty-five families attended
After a pot luck supper the honor
guests were surprised with a hand
kerchief shower. The annual bridge
and whist party given last week by the
ladies of Mooseheart legion was a big
success. Proceeds were for the benefit
of social service work.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21
Advertising Man Here

Thomas G. Whelan, representing the
Western Advertising association of
Omaha, Neb, arrived in Douglas yes
terday and will be here for day Or
two looking after the interests of his
company
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21
ARIZONA ROADS
ARE GENERALLY
OPEN FOR CARS

Road conditions over Arizona were
generally favorable on last Saturday.
according 20 the bulletin issued week
ly by the Arizona Automobile associs-
tion. Tehere we're rough spots re-
ported at some points and detours but
practically every portion of the state
continued available to the automo-
bilist. There we're some sections, how
ever, that were listed in the impass-
able class. That was the fact COR
cerning the road, Globe to McNary, and
the road, Springerville to Clifton, the
trouble being snow, according to thu
statement.
1t is stated that the road to Clifton
will be open about April for safe
travel
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21
Reservation BY Thursday

1t was announced yesterday at the
Y w c. A. that all women of Douglas
who plan on attending the concert
luncheons to be given Friday and Sat-
urday in connection with the state
conference of "Y. W." workers that it
be well for them to make their reser-
vations by Thursday noon SO that
plans can be made for the number
who will actually be in attendance.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-21
SEEK CUSTOMS OFFICER

CALEXICO, Calf. Feb. 20 P)--Mex-
lean authorities at Mexicali, Mexico,
today announced that they would seek
extradition of 9. B. Oates, former u. S.
customs officer, following identifica-
ton of the former official by Mexi-
can officer whom Oates is alleged to
have attacked last week, when the
Mexican official halted him as he was
crossing the border with q cargo Of
alleged liquor.