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FORM ZINC CARTEL

FEANkFORT-ON-MAIN OPl-Or-
~Ganization Of an European zine car
tcl IL understood here definitely to
be under way. Nearly all European
zinc producing units were repre-
scented at a conference held recent
ly at Brussels, at which il is un-
derstcod r siX-months operating
agreement was reached between ma
tional associations Of the industry.
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above) is Of Swiss hair. 1t is COM
bined with felt and ~organdie. A
large bow Of organdie is the only
trimming. The broad sweep Of the
brim cannot be considered other than
chic.
The second (right) is a tailored hat
Of bakou, a popular straw with this
seasons designers. 1t is in an off
white shade. with n medium brim
that clings TO the face. A large black
butterfly is the decorative touch.
Exotic is the name Of the straw
used in the other hat. Exotic de-
scrihes the mode Of the hat as we'll
ls the material. II is youthful and
would make any wearer look younger.
"A large bow is the only trimming.
The flaring brim makes decoration
unnecessary.
Natural. beige and burnt tones are
being preferred in summer hats here.
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guest Of her sister. Mrs. c. 7. White
this week.
Odell and Lynn Holland Of Meal
len spent several days with their
grandmother. Mrs. j. i. Holland.
Ms. K. j.. Reyes II Houston is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Glen Parks.
Miss Joe kiilan Of Bolton is a
guest Of Mrs. Chester Ballard this
week
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By MADELON

BY MADELON
NEW YORK, July 24.-Summer-
time and the picture hat always have
been synonymous. Originally the
large hat was designed as a pro-
lection against the sun, but as its
beauty became apparent ard varia-
tions crept in. il became the thing"
for the hat months. regardless Of
whether the wearer was 20 pc eX-
posed to Old Soils relentless ways
or no.
Usually the large hat is made Of
straw. but this season | have seen a
number of them ut the polo games
and country clubs that were AZ hair
composition. Very little trimming is
used on these. usually only a ribbon
or a simple ornament.
illustrated above are three crea-
tions that typify the mode as New
York expresses il. The first Cleft
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MISSION
TMO-TARIE BRIDGE

Mrs. Conan Wood entertained on
Monday evening with two tables Of
bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sydnor, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Lair and Nr. and Mrs.
J. r. Honey being among the guests
Mrs. Lair was high score holder on
the womcn's side. with J. h. Honey
holding high IN the mems class.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB

d. AMI Mrs. II. u. Burnett WcTc
hosts 70 the Friday Afternoon bridge
clu5 I'll the Burnett home on last
Tenth street, with a Mexican DIM
ncr. Mrs. Flyler obtained hign
s.o.e On The part o. Cut-oi-c!ub
guests. Mn. and Mrs. M. q. Brown
having nigh score Tor membership,
vita MI and Mrs. v. b. Roberts low.
Out Of club guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Noiz. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. {. Jci-
fries. Mr.. and Mrs. Piyler.
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Valley Society
Phone z

party attended the dance at Fort
Brown.
GUESTS OF ITALIANS
Mrs. Leigh Hallam, daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. S. X. Hallam, is here from
Fort Worth visiting her parents with
her are Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hemery
and Miss Virginia Leigh Hallam. Mrs.
Hemery and Miss Virginia are grand
daughters Of DR.. and Mrs. Hallam.
Mrs. Latina v. Crum Of III Campo,
sister of Mrs. S. X. Hallam, also is a
guest in the home.
Miss Virginia Hallam Is honor
graduate of the Fort Worth high
school for 1928, having finished the
course of that institution with an av-
erage of 99.2.
Mrs. Leigh Hallam and Mrs. Hem
cry are members of the faculty Of
the Fort Worth schools.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richter, who re-
turned from their San Antonio visit
last Friday, have several house guests
who arrived from there Tuesday.
These are Misses Helen Richter, sis
ter Of Mr.. Richter, Mrs. Richter's sis
ter. Mrs. a. NJ. krisch and her daugh-
ter Gertrude, and {. 7. Evans. Dur
ing their stay their hosts have taken
them on drives up the Valley. to
Point Isabel, and other interesting
trips. They expect 20 leave about
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kaufman Of
Weslaeo are here visiting Mrs. Anne
Kaufman and Mr.. and Mrs. ". A.
Rosenthal. They motored over Sat-
urday. and are spending the week.
Sam Young Of Cincinnati Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Lackner
for a short visit.
Mrs. j.. J. Young and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Fernandez left last night for
Colorado. where they will visit the
/ Grand Canyon and other interesting
places. They plan to be there three
weeks or a month.
David Young and Eldridge McAllen
started yesterday on am otor trip to
Colorado.
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WEDNESDAY, TOURNAMENT
RRInCE

One table Of club members and one
Of guests enjoyed the meeting OF
the Tournament Bridge club at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Schwarz We'd
nesdny afternoon. Guests were Mes
danes Robin Pate, w. r. Heaner.
Leonard Coke, and Rathjen. The
club prize was awarded TO Mrs. Jack
Martin, while the guest prize went
TO Mrs. Rathien.
summer flowers were dpcora-
tions. Refreshments of punch. frozen
fruit salad and cake were served.
Next week the club will be guests
of Mrs. George Bell.
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DINNER FOR GENERAL BowLEY

Col. and Mrs. Nell. Ely entertain
ed Tuesday evening with a dinner at
the Country club for Brig. Gen. Al
bert J. Bowley. Covers were laid for
q guests. Following the dinner the
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FRIDAY CALENDAR

Friday Bridge club meets with Mrs.
Herf Monroe.
Fl Jardin PIT. A. meets at the
school house.
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JUST.SEW CLUE

Mrs. Harry Slavitchek entertained
the Just-Sew club at her home We'd
nesday afternoon. Jasmine and crepe
myrtle adorned the rooms, and re-
freshments Of ice cream and cake
We're served during an intermission
in the sewing which employed the
members.
One out-of-elub guest, Mrs. T.. W.
Adamson, was present.
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MEDNESnAY RRInGE CII-R

The Wednesday Bridge club held a
very informal meeting at the Althea
Tea room on Wednesday afternoon.
of the three tables of players. Mrs.
Lula George proved herself the best.
or the most fortunate, and was
awarded the high prize, Mrs. John
R%utledge taking second.
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ms EEOWN. HO.TEss

Mrs. WI. O. DrCwn ent-italncI the
Tuesday afternoon Bridge club ~
her home on Eleventh and OblGte or
Tuesday, having Z four-table affair,
at which a number OF special guests
we're present, as well as the Grub
membership. Mrs. M. K. Parrish
was high score holder for out o.
club guests. Mrs. Burnett held club
high and Mrs. C. II. Wright club low.
Mesdames Il. b. Burnett, ). NJ. Har-
grove. r.. Hargrove. AL Nolz, Il
slelch. r.. Brooks, ID. Hester. a.. II,
Rankin. G.. f.. Dorm, ". l.. Braden,
MI. n. Parrish. T. M. Thies. II. II.
Wright. e. K. Peterson, O. v. Bridges
ANA Jack Lair were guests.
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EVENING BRIpGE

Mrs. w. II. Parrish entertained at
her home at bridge on Friday eve
n.rz. thc guests being MI. and Mrs.
4. r. Dohrn. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Lair. Mr.. and Mrs. ri. NJ. Thies. Mr..
ana Mrs. ii. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. L. Shceler. The first high score
W made IN Mrs. Jack Lair. and
Z. ~. Thies. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorm
MOI. ing low.
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!. /. NICHOLS HOSTESS


1919. Chester Nichols was hostess
Iour-table bridge affair on sat
afternoon a. her home Poi
.yland. Mrs. Harry StcbbinG was
l score winner. Mrs. Alton Bent
wv. low. The guests were: Mes
-.c5 II. Stebbins, Al Nolz, W. Rel-
-E. Il. Smoot, I. X. Card. Paul
..oseUte. T.. Y. Sprowl, G.. +. Dohgn,
NH. b. Roberts, Nj. ". Bennett, Alton
BCatsen, $. Nj. Dutfie and MRS. r..
NJ. Mowery, the latter from neal
Ten.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Rome and
daughter. bliss Myrtle Bess, OF
townsville, spent the weekend
G-rc with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gas Rome and Mrs. S. a. McHenry.
y4is. William Waite and son, Billy.
Jf.. returned TO Mesiaco Monday aft
~ 4 visit here at the home OF Mrs.
@Itc's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. NJ.
H%argroyc.
.Ir. and Mrs. Stanley Higgins and
children are here from Fresno, Cali
Iorala, visiting at the home Of their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nc
Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo MARCEL and small
son came Sunday from their home Ut
Rising Sta for a weeks visit at the
home Of Mr.. Marcell's mother, Mrs.
"A. MARCEL.
AIRS. 5. A. Henry was hostess on
Sunday at a family dinner honoriHg
several out-of-town relatives. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Rome and daughter. Miss
Myrtle Bess of Brownsville, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Z. McHenry and family. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Pratz and son of
Mission. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hug
< MS Of Fresno. Calf, Mrs. {. IL
Burgoon and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heathe May and
daughter, Miss Margaret and son
Bedford returned Monday from an
extended visit to the west coast,
stopping in San Francisco with a
sister Of Mrs. May. Mrs. Rodgers.
Maj. Rodgers being stationed there.
The family returned via the central
cute. ~stouping in Missouri. at Mon
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
GOOD MATERIAL
SEEN In QUINT
PLAYING AT Y

The. Y. M. G. A. basketball team will
have it's regular practice on Monday
at 8 p. m. The team has many tough
games to play within the next two or
three. weeks. The team has played six
games, and is improving with every
game. The last game played was
against the high school from whom its
won easily The hardest game the
boys will play will be against the Cen
eral Cords of the Tucson "Y." This
team has only been on the short end
of the score once SO far this year.
The locals expect to make a trip to
Bisbee next Thursday to play the Bis
bee Bruins or the Bisbee De Molay.
Both teams are going to be hard to
beat.
Loya is getting back to his shooting
form and Verdugo is also ringing them
in very often Magma is showing
speed. Young, at CENTER is playing a
better game than he did last year.
Whitehead at guard is claimed to be
the best this city has seen since Doug
las Cary played on the "Y" courts.
Hickox, as an alternative for White
head, has already shown that he is
good at guarding.
Haiti has been elected captain of
the team. Haiti is an ex-high school
player and always can be relied upon
to make. some baskets.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
MARCH ; FIXED
AS DATE FOR Y
CIRCUS PROGRAM

The Y. M c. A. circus has been set
for March g. The circus will be held
earlier this year in order that the
physical department may promote
more activities after the basketball sea-
son is over.
The gym circus is one of the great
est of the years major events, and it
gives the parents he opportunity to
see what kind Of work their boys are
getting when they attend the "Y" gym
classes.
This year there will be many
changes in the circus program and
there will be more boys and young
men taking part. The boys and young
men in charge of the program are max
ing special efforts to make this the
best circus that has been promoted by
the "YE physical department. The
program will have many original
stunts besides some special profession
al turns.
The junior and intermediate classes
will start their practice periods this
coming Tuesday and will continue
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at the regular gym periods.
The seniors will take Monday, We'd
nesday and Thursday from 7 To 8
o'clock.
The medals that will be presented
to the junior. and intermediate boys
who have attended class regularly and
who also have shown progress in their
work, are on display at the ''Y" and
the emblenls that will be given will be
on display as soon as they are received
here from the east Three medals and
six emblerls are to be given this year
as against one medal last year.
All members who are going to take
part in the circus will report for prac-
tice with their regular classes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
MORRISON HAS
3-STROKE LEAD
IN L. A. PLAY

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 81 P-Fred
Morrison, youthful and hard-hitting
Alhambra, CAL, professional, scored
a 70 today to give him 139 total
and three stroke lead at the half
way mark of the Palos Verdes $4,000
open golf tournament
A brilliant 68 over the still wet
course today gave Abe Espinosa of
Chicago total OF 142 for the two
days play, and second low gros,
honorS.
AL Watrous of Grand Rapids, who
tied Morrisons SO yesterday, took a
"a today, which tied him for third
place at the end Of the SO hole mark
with Mcdonald Smith, OF Great
Neck, Long Island, New York, each
with 143
One stroke behind these two came
Harry Cooper, OF Los Angeles, and
Walter Pursey, of Seattle.
George Won Elm, the former
amateur champion, headed the 146
class. Champions in that division
were Joe Turnesa, of Elmsford N. Y;
Bill Burke, of Port Chester, N, Y;
Horton Smith, Of Springfield, Mo.
and Hutt Martin, of Reno, New.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
SQUAD
TAKE WORKOUT
FOR CARDINALS

PASADENA, Dec. 81 P)-The Uni
versity of Pittsburgh football squad,
train-bound since last Monday nighc,
today went through light workout
in the Rose bowl here, where next
Monday afternoon the team will meet
the Stanford university Cardinals in
the annual tournament OF roses game.
/, Coach Jack Sutherland of the
Panthers, who brought his team into
Pasadena this morning, limited prac
tice today to an hour. A favored Few
who were able to see the Panthers
and Cardinals in their workouts, &C.
clared the teams are on about a
par as to weight.
The Pittsburgh invaders wiped per-
spiration from their brows and re-
marked almost in chorus to the
crowd on hand to welcome them that
the weather was hot. The greeterS,
who had stood around in overcoats
had remarked just before the Panther
special pulled in that it was an
unusually Grips day for December.
Gilbert Welch, all-Amer1can half
back of the Pitt squad, who had been
suffering from throat trouble en- route
to the west, appeared to have COM
pletely recovered. He performed well
in the afternoon practice.
Sutherland said Welch would start
the game Monday. Evans will be at
quarter, Hagan at half and Booth
at the fullback post.
Coach "Pop" Warner of the Card
inals put the Palo Alto squad through
it's final practice session before the
Panthers took the field. The west
erners confined their drill to aerial
executions and trick plays.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
MAJOR LEAGUE
CLUBS TO TRAIN
in DIXIE AGAIN

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 81 R-
Fourteen major league clubs will
train in Dixie next spring. Ten or
those will condition their squads in
Florida, two in Louisiana, and one
each in Georgia and Texas.
The Pacific coast will entertain the
Chicago Cubs and tile. Pittsburgh
Pirates as usual Tor spring training
The spring rush to get ready will
find the New York Giants at Augusta,
Ga, instead of Sarasota, Fla. where
they trained last year.
Many of the clubs will begin to
trek southwark by the middle of
February, the Giants planning to have
battery men report at Hot Springs,
Ark, Febrary Is, while the pitchers
and catcherS of Washington will ar
rive at Tampa February 10. Cleve-
lands battery men are due at New
Orleans February 20. The Red Sox
hurlers and receivers will be at
BradentOn, Fla, on Washington's
birthday to start getting N Trim.
The entire Red SoX squad will
gather at Bradenton February 29
while the Giants will begin arriving
at Augusta the next day.
Washington's Senators report at
Tampa on March l, while the Brook
lyn Robins are due at Clearwater,
Fla, March 5.
Major league clubs in the south
will be as follows: Boston Red Sox
at Bradentown, Fla; Brooklyn at
Clearwater, Fla; Washington at
Tampa, Fla; Boston Braves at ST.
Petersburg, Fla; Philadelphia Ath-
letics at Fcrt Myers, Fla; ST. Louis
Cardinals at Avon Park, Fla; Cleve-
land at New Orleans; Philadelphia
Nationals at Leesburg, Fla; New York
Yankees at st. Petersburg, Fla; Gin
cinnati at Orlando, Fla; st. Louis
Browns at West Palm Beach, Fla;
Chicago White Sox at Shreveport,
La; New York Giants at Augusta,
Ga; Detroit Americans at San
Antonio, Texas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

S. Barnard, new president of the
league.
"The American league is confident
of a greatly improved competition
among its members during 1929" Or
Barnard declared. can unusual
number of player exchanges have
taken place since the close Of last
season and all the clubs involved
seem to have been benefited
"The acquisition of the Cleveland
club by group of prominent citizens
inaugurates a new era in the pro-
gressive history of the American
league which has always been proud
of the character OF the ownership
of it's respective clubs.
The Cleveland club recently passed
into the hands OF a group OF bankers
and prominent business men here
who let it be known that ti1e:r pr
mary interest in taking over the
team was 10 build up o winner for
the city Financial profits, Eney de-
clared, were a minor consideration.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

Fourteen teams are again entered
in the new contest which starts
Tuesday, including the consolidation
of some OF the former teams and the
addition OF two new ones. Personnel
follows, the first noted in each case
being captain:
Railroad: Johnson, Klutz, Hill,
Young, Klingensmith.
Copper Queen Hart, March, T.
Smith, Struthers, Childers.
Arizona Edison Co. No. l. Sexton.
Lewis, OLeary, r. f. Smith, H. G.
Shotwell.
American Legion: Hinton, Stolar-
off, Napier, Pollak, Foster.
c. & A. Smelter: Ballentine, d.
Best, Negri, J. G. Smith, Evans.
Lucky Strikes: Fish, G. M. Thrash
er, A. Thrasher, Grow, Taylor
Bank of Douglas: Cooper, Krohn.
Crowell Sexton, Work.
c. N A. Acid Plant: Nelson, G.. d.
Best, Edison, Fraser, H. Best.
Kazal Grocery Co.: Berry, 1slaya,
Valencia, Hara, E. Islava.
Y. M. c. A.: Lindner, Lamb,
Magma, Guy Beals, Kibbe.
Eleventh Streeters: Adams, Pat
terson, Meredith, Davis, Nelson.
Piggly Wiggly: Cooper, Hunsaker.
Vaughn. Napier. Crawley.
Ramblers: Meiser, Mrs. Meiser,
White, Mrs. White.
Arizona Edison Co. No. 2: Per-
sonel to be announced.
One or two other organizations are
considering formation OF teams, which
will be given an opportunity to make
up games if they come in late.
Schedule
Tuesday, January 3: Ramblers VS..
Piggly Wiggly. Railroad VS.. Copper
Queen,
Wednesday, January A: G. q A.
Smelter VS. Lucky Strikes. Y. M.
c. A. VS.. Kazal Grocer
Thursday, January 5: Arizona
Edison No. VS.. American Legion
Arizona Edison No. 2 VS.. 18th Street
ers.
Friday, January 6: Bank OF Doug
las VS.. G.. g. A. Acid Plant. State
mail match.
Saturday, January Z: Cup match
on Elks alleys. Team: Childers,
Ballentine, Johnson, Hart, Hill. Subs:
Smith and Nelson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

!. Barnard, new president OF the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

Dispatch Telephones 81 and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01

against her will, she finally consented.
1.-TWO days aftepward, she -stormed
into the relief hospital and upbraided
lis because one of the recently vac
cinated children was dead.
"'Dead,' exclaimed, but how could
he be dead. FIe was all right when
we vaccinated hi1n?'
"' He fell down and broke his
neck scoffed the woman. "A lot OF
good vaccination does.'"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
One PIN LANDS
c. & A. TEAM IN
BOWLING LEAD

With a fight which extended to the
very last game OF the contest, the
G. Sz A. bowling team nosed out the
Arizona Edison company by the slim
margin of one point, thereby taking
the first position victory for the fall
bowling tournament OF the Y. M C..
A. which came to an end Friday.
Not for some time has a bowling
contest been SO spirited.
Harry Berry, of the Kazal Grocery
team, increased his average for the
tournament from SIS to 80, jump
of "a points, and thus earns a "Y"
watch fob. H. c. Shotwell, of the
Arizona Edison team, was his nearest
competitor with an increase of 20,
from 1O3 to 1872
Another last minute upset was the
taking OF the highest average by
Wayne Childers, OF the Copper Queen
team, Childers ending the tournament
with 176, as against TIA for G. A.
Ballentine of the C.. & A. Smelter.
Z For the week just ended Childers
rolled two scores OF 226, and also
made the weeks high average with
100. Ballentine rolled the highest
tournament score with 235, Patterson
and Childers coming second with
234 each. Two hundred scores for
the week include, besides those
named, Johnson 2O7, March 205 and
Ballentine 209.
Douglas still leads in the state
match, but only by margin of 38
pins over Bisbee, which is second
Atkinson, OF Bisbee, rolled a score OF
253 last week, the highest III the
state match.
20 High BOwlers
Childers 176, Ballentine 174, Jonn-
son ITO, Hart 164, Hill 159, Smith
159, Nelson 158, Struthers 156, Pollak
1876, ,NIeiser 154, Lewis 153, Negri 1872,
Evans 152, Magma 152, Cooper 151,
March $50, Hinton 15O Young lat,
Klingensmith 146, Adams 146, Lind
TOn
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
ANNUAL HOLIDAY DANCE
is HELD AT OFFICERS CLUB

The annual holiday dance was held
at the Officers club at Camp Harry
j. Jones on Wednesday evening. The
affair was formal and was attended
by nearly the entire staff at the camp
and number of guests from Douglas
and other places.
Punch and other refreshments were
served and some very entertaining
numbers were rendered by General
Jackson's" quartet.
Dispatch Telephones 81 and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
HIImhu00pd

Dr. Van Fardleah, OF the American
medical commission, recently assigned
to work in the Near East, remarked
that medical effectiveness in the
Orient would never be established
until the masses were better edu-
Gated.
ga peasant woman" he said, "had
several children and when one OF
them was taken i'll, we insisted that
the others e vaccinated. Much
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-01
American League In
Good Condition At
Close Of Present Yr.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec 81 (P9-
The American league closes the year.
in healthy condition" and faces
1928 with the knowledge that all is
well in the organization" says
statement issued here tonight by E.