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Nogales international., 1928-07-10

Ivan Nelson of Tucson is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips.
They also had as guests, Miss Mary
Harris and Miss Nadine Envry.
who motored down from Phoenix
Sunday.
Nogales international., 1928-07-10
A HUSKY BOY

1. P. (Ike) Frazier of the Shell
by Service Station is one of the
proudest men in town due to the
arrival Saturday of husky nine
pound boy at the FRAZIER home.
Ike says the new boy is the finest
in the world ard will make a val
liable playmate for his little sister
born couple years or SO ago.
Nogales international., 1928-07-10

Misses Nancy Catharine White
and Clara Doty Fish of Crab Or
chard, KY, who have been visiting
their cousin, Mrs. Cra'g Pottinger,
left Suday for Los Angeles where
they will spend a couple of weeks
before returning to Kentucky.
Friday noon the young ladies were
guests of honor at luncheon CIV
en- by Mrs. Herbert Wood at the
home of Mr.. Woods mother, Mrs.
John w. Larimore.
Mrs. James Hiser and daughter
of Culiacan, Sinaloa, were in No
gales Monday en- route to Long
Beach, California, where they ex-
pect to spend the summer.
Nogales international., 1928-07-10

A survey is to be made this
week for the new telephone line
between the city and the Nogales
international Airport.
Nogales international., 1928-07-10

John Pitts Of the Southern Ari-
zona Power Company has return
ed from business trip to Calf.
Nogales international., 1928-07-10

Attorney L. B. Whitney of
Fhoerix, chairman of the State
Democratic Central Committee.
spent Sunday in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1928-07-10
LOCALS!

Engineer J. w. Masfarlane of
the State Highway Service and
Mrs. Macfarlane, from Carmen's
Place, on the highway near the
Tumacacori Mission, were week
end visitors, guests of Col. and
Mrs. Allen T. Bird, at their home
on Crawford Street. The visit
ors returned home yesterday.
Nogales international., 1928-07-10

1925 Essex Coach, excellent
mechanical condition. $150.03
down, balance very easy. Nogales
Hudson Essex Co.
(Adv.)
Nogales international., 1928-07-10

1927 Essex Coupe. This car is
the best buy in town. New Car,
guaranteed. 1925 down, balance
easy monthly payments. Nogales
Hudson Essex Co.
(Adv.)
Nogales international., 1928-07-10

State Senator Andrew Bettwy
is attending the annual Reserve
Officers Ira ming Camp at Fort
Huachuca.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
NEW CONSTITUTION
VOTED BY CITIZENS
Rhode Island Avenue Group Adopts
Revision in Spite Of
Opposition.

In spite of considerable opposition to
certain features. revised constitution
drafted by a special committee was
adopted with slight changes by the
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Associa-
ton at Its meeting in Sherwood Presby-
terian Hall last night
Controversies arose over the question
Of making the delegates to the Public
School Association members Of the ex-
ecutipe committee. the appointment OF
chairInen and members of the standing
committees by the president and the
publication Of candidates selected by
the nominating committee prior to the
annual election.
Plans for the twentieth anniversary
celebration Of the association on June /
were discussed and SIS added TO a pre-
yious appropriation Of $50 for the pur-
chase and tranSpianting OF tree in the
center Of the triangle at Twenty-fourth
street and Rhode Island avenue north
east, 10 he. Used ia the celebration and
Ter future Christmas exercises.
Henry Gilligan. president Of the North
Capitol Citizens Association. addressed
tae Teeting on matters Of n1utual civic
Interest
The streets and sidewalks committee
submitted list Of streets for which II
viii seek appropriations for improve
nsents.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Nobel Prize Winners
To Clash at Tennis
In Exclusive Match
Rr ths A.,lit.latrh f,res,.

nv the Associated Press
CHICAGO. April ga tennis
match so exclusive Ii makes
the Davis Cup contest look like
grade school free-for-all was an
nounccd today Entrants must be
Nobel Prize winners from the Uni
versity Of Chicago physics depart
ncnt
Or. Albert A. Nicholson, IS years
old. who measures the speed Of light
as nonchalantly as clerk measures
calico. is the challenger His In
tended victim Is DIR Arthur n.
Compton, half his age, who toys
with gamma rays ard electrons and.
like Or. Nicholson. is Nobel Prize
winner
Last wear the two scientists OPP
posed each other in doubles
match. and DR., Compton was on
the winning side. DR. Nicholson,
who takes his tennis seriously de-
spite Ills wears. has notified DR..
Compton that a new test OF tennis
skill is desired the two-man tour1a-
ment 10 take place before May IL.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
WOMAN ASKS $4,000
FOR CARNIVAL. INJURY
Alleges She Was Hurt by magic
Carpet" Device at 18th and
Fl Streets Northeast.

The Johnny J. Jones Exposition, Fiji
teenth and Fl streets northeast. was
sued yesterday IN the District Supreme
Court 10 recover $4,000 damages for
alleged personal injuries by Anna Nc
Coz. 1925 l. street The woman tells
the court that April 20 she was invited
70 enter an attraction at the carnival
known as the magic carpet" by means
Of which patrons are conveyed in a re-
clsni3g position 10 the exit She paid
her admission. she states. but mad no
knowledge Of this device
TIE motive power Of the magic car
PET" was operated nealigentiy, she as
serts, and she was thrown violently 10
tfae ground and sustained severe ir-
fury 10 her right foot. She Is repre-
sented by Attorney David r. Smith.
~
James A. Garfield in 1880 was the
first 4daYk horse" candidate 10 receive
the Republican presidential nomination.
Evening star., 1928-04-26

StFFNNrN
Gen Luden6urff
Or. StreSemann at the outset of his
speech. was greeted by hearty applause
from his supporters. Hoots and whis-
tling from his Nationalist opponents
soon drowned this out The chairman
interVened and the foreign minister
was enabled to start his speech.
When DR. StreSemann began TO talk
about the foreign policy. however. the
DIN was renewed. and when he remark
ed that the NationaliSts were acting
contrary TO CermanyS interests abroad
the uproar got beyong control.
The Nationslists started singing
Deutschland Uoer Allies" and Die
wscht Am Rhein" and no one could
hear what the foreign minister was say
ing. The chairman brought the meet
ing to a close and Dr.. Stresemann re-
turned to Berlin
Police finally cleared the hall With
difficulty. using their clubs freely
Evening star., 1928-04-26

One ri The most remarkable values shown here now
Is piece Bedroom Suite Of Colonial design with
A-nch dresser full size bed full vanity and wardrobe
specially priced al. 49,. Sz7s
Sixpiece Bedroom Suite in good taste with one OF
the most effective vanlticS you ever laid ewes on: &
pieces done principally in walnut with full size bed $2ss
Twin Bed Suite of Colonial charm with mahogany a-
teriors and i'm brown mahogany finish; this is
suite usually associated with price twice as much
a$ the pieces marked d,................... s33s
Evening star., 1928-04-26

Good looking Bedroom Suite Of six pieces in walnut
principally with deep, roon,v drawers and attractive
dressing table; slight hand painted floral decoration
adds note oi charm Observation-Disclosures. 3lss
Nicely designed Bedroom Suite with wardrobe and
handly arranged vanity table; six pieces with large
dresser and upholstered chair and bench bed is
Artistic, Bedroom Suite with one of the newer
types OF vantes with six drawers and stationary mirror
choice walnut beautifully matched enhance it's
beauty; pieces s2ss
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Cross.0cean Plane Tested.

SEVILLE. Spain. April &c tAol,-The
Spanish aviators Capt. Jimincz and
Pilot Iglesias have made long test
fight In their plane in which 1t is
believed they will hop of for Havana,
Cuba. the first week of May. The
plane will be chriStened "Jesus Of the
Mighty Power" by Queen, Victoria.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Berkey & Gay
Bedroom Suites

The Hull BedToo m
Suite, SIR pieces by HeT-
key X Gay done chiefly
IN HlGhog any.
conveniently ar C1OS
ranged ........ p@|~
BeTkey L. Gay Bedroom
Suite In Udlnut priHct-
pdlly;: s pieces; classic
straight lines, SOLID ma
hooGny interiors.
four dTG Wer c2m
Udntty ...... P
Berkey L Gay Suite NTH
turin beds aud rooDty
chest, Colonial lines .6Hd
colon iGl SIM c2Z5
pIicity. 8 pieces. S|'
The CTippleCGte Suite of
HeppletDhite inspiration:
S pieces By BeTkev 3
Gay nth classic shield
shaped mirrors
and ls-iRch 041S
bureau ....... " -
TDfn Bed Suite Of She
ration influence tn UaInut
and gHmtDood. . pieces
bg Berkeg \ Gay tptth
deIichffHi chest Of
dTaWsrs and C115
large dresser. :. y -
Evening star., 1928-04-26

II Z Vi AttG BB& 4
Minister Gustav
StreSenlann form,
successfully inau-
gurstilig his cam =
nalgll for return "a
the ReicllStsg.
The meeting at
which DR.. Strese =
mann appeared 10
open the electoral
campaign as leader
of the German
Peoples party was
convened in the
great Bucrgerhrau
Hall. where a few
years ago the Hit
ler PutSch WAS in
aucuraied under
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Stearns & Foster
Mattresses

Sterilized Layer Felt
Full size S,earns &
Foster Layer Felt
Mattress; good tick
ing. 9-lb. basis $2i.So
Stearns * Foster
Comfort Mattress, full
size, with good tick
ing .............A .A3.M
Stearns g. Foster
LAYER Felt Mattress,
pure white; FIRST pick
inRs of cotton. excel
lent ticking =. .$se.0e
Very good quality
Layer Felt Mattress;
sterilized felt. S0-Ib.
basis. fine ticking,
$36.Se
Stesrns & Foster
Layer Felt Mattress.
popular new tick. .S24
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Bedroom Suites in
Restful Enamels

Cheerful Enamel Bedroom Suite Of .
pieces. IN ROYAL Glaze, decorated. with
twin beds and hanging mirrors. delight
An OAaeSe '''ss'ssss...s..&s $3.50
Attractive Bedroom suite, especially ap-
proprtate for girls room. Omar Ivory
enamel decorated and with hanging
glass over dresser, 8 pieces. 49,. $3.50
Twin Bed Suite In Pale Jade Green
enamel and ioral decorattoTss pieceS
with convenient chiforette and Windsor
type chair H9NN
twin He'd Suite of seven pieceS IN
Omar Ivory enamel with small chest
and especially adaptable 70 q small
room, hanging glass over dresser. sisN
Evening star., 1928-04-26
RIOTOUS CROWDS
DOWN STRESEMANN
Police QueIl Disorder Caused
by Speech of German
Foreign Minister.

N FhF ASsoCialed Press
MUNICH, Germany, April 26.-After
> riotouS meeting, at which police were
forced 10 use their clubs freely, National
sSts were elated today at having pre-
Evening star., 1928-04-26

Bedroom Suites
The Bridget Suite Of sir
charming pieces in iGdi-
nat principally NTH solid
mahogany inte-
riorS ana 4S-in. &OOS
bureau .......
Colonial type Bedroom
Suite NTH beautiful
crotch mahogany head
board on bed aud eSpe-
ctdtiy attractive q 2=S
pdnitR, 6 pieces. V"F -
Tptn Bed Berkey 4 GAY
Suite ,Dith attractive chest
and good . look
ing trimmings. 3 c2zS
pieces ........> P-' -
The Seise Suite bg Bcr-
key b GAY: s pieces Of
Spanish influence NTH
tuli sise bed and q iOS
S0-tn. bureau >. y ~
The Luttelton Bedroom
Suite--a Berkeu g. Gay
creation that redii.es the
Chfppenddle influence at
ITS best: s pteccs
done chiefly in N55O
mahogany ..... p.'.'U
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Day Beds

You will And here now many gaply up
holstered day beds that are convertible
for night time sleeping A Wide range
OF fair prices,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Box Springs
That Fit
ailor- Made"

Mayer a. Co. Box
Springs are tailor-made
to At. ~ coil springs;
clean, planed poplar;
strips of ticking nailed
to Stats TO make springs
noiseleSs.. Best temper
ed black Japan spiral
springs. tied eight times
with No so Ave ply
genuine italian twine.
covered with i0-ounce
burlap and II pounds
white cotton felt used
on top. Choice OF ticks.
roll edge and French
tufting.
Full Size Bed. $42.S9
Twin Bed Size $3.50
Deluxe Coil Spring $22
Evening star., 1928-04-26

\ this announcement we have not tried to present
the lowest priced or the highest priced suites in
our collection. Rather, we have selected a few
suites of popular price that especially tempting
values now. There many others-every one
dependable suite of Lifetime Quality.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Colonial Pieces
Separately Priced

Mahogany Chest with four drawers, q
charming dresser type over which q
mirror might qualntiy hang. =. 9e0.7S
Quantity turned Colonial Dressing Table
In dull red colonial finish. with mirror
10 match. pieces. .......,... .S56.7S
Mahogany Poster Bed. choice uil size
or twin size. dull colonial red
nnlsn ....,.sat...,,...t $I1.7A
Large Colonial Dresser with four long
drawers and swinging mirror mahog-
any ..t.t+.,...,..,4.. 10
Tall Chest OF Drawers, solid mahogany,
quaint wood knobs and colonial turn
inps, 8 drawers .......,4.,...,.3 SIS
Jenny Lind Bed, In maple. full or twin
sizes ...t'''''.'''.'..s $39.75
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Scores and Scores Of Artistic and New
Lifetime Bedroom Suites Temptingly Priced

Values alwa, fair the Lifetime Furniture
pend dollars worth dollar but Showing
will dollar
There dozens and dozens OF specially priced
ate
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Cedar Chests

Our present displays include nne of the
largest and hest-iookins showinas Of
Cedar Chests We have shown for some
time. Prices start at sl7.A0.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
The Eggebrecht Bedroom Suite By
Berkey & Gay - Six Pieces, S295

Rkey beautiful simplicity
woods
in
psly enriched hurL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
MANY HYATTSvlLLE
HIGH ATHLETES GO

EVANSVILLE. Md. June 25.--Many
valuable Hyattsville High School ath-
letes, both boys and girls, were lost
through graduation this month. The
past school year was one of the most
successful athletically in the schools
history.
Those who we're given diplomas and
the sports in which they engaged follow:
Boys-CharleS Bailey. soccer. basket
ball, base ball and track; Harry Dobbs,
soccer. basket ball. base ball and track:
Francis McNey. base ball. soccer and
track: Theodore Brown. base ball, Soc
Ger and track Walter Burdick. base
ball and soccer: joseph Hamilton. dodge
ball and basket ball: Dale Hunt, Soc
Ger and basket ball: John Shafer. Soc
Ger and track: John Williams basket
ball and track: Vernon Holland. track
and basket ball; William Burslem. John
Clay, EsdraS Gruver and Theodore Sell
man. track: Sprigg Blandford, Harold
Gates ard Raymond Watson. soccer:
Donald Hardy and Harold Hardy. base
ball: Leonard Smith. dodge ball, and
Bernard Venezky, speed ball
Girls-Margaret Herring. basket BAH.
field ball and volley ball; Myra Ferrier.
basket ball. field ball and yolley ball:
Helen Temple basket ball field ball and
volley ball; Ethel Geren. volley ball
and basket ball; Margaret Tupper, field
ball; Frances Hill basket ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25

washington's sandlot diamonds are
productive. More and more youngsters
are being graduated in pro ranks each
year, and last years contingent is CIV
ing a good account of itself. with
players scattered in numerous leagues.
After being given trial with the
Griffmen this Spring. Columbus Sans
turned in prize pitching exhibitions in
the Virginia League until the loop dis
banded.
Another of the 1927 graduates is Joe
Freschi, former T. T. Keane pitcher
who has hit winning stride with
Scottdale, in the Middle Atlantic
League. He went to Scottdale from the
Yankees.
Hartford A. G. lost Smith Vanland-
ingham this season and the Chambers
burg club of the Blue Ridge League
gained an asset to its hurting staff.
Official scorers and newspaper Scribes
have applied the scissors to his name
and Blue Ridge fans know him as
"Vandy." Bill Howser and Manager
Mickey Kelliher. both products of local
sandlot diamonds, are also performing
for Chambersburg.
Two other Washington boys are star
ring in the Blue Ridge loop in their first
year in pro ranks. Win Connell, the
former Potomac Wonders pitcher, has
been converted into a hard-hitting first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
SEVERAL BIG BOUTS
CARDED THIS WEEK

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 25.--A 10-round
bout between the giant negro George
Godfrey and Johnny Risko the Cleve-
land baker boy, again heads the weeks
metropolitan boxing card.
Originally Johnny was scheduled to
make his attempt to remove the latest
black menace" from the heavyweight
picture last Wednesday night. Rain in
terfered and the show was set over until
Saturday night only to suffer another
postponement because of threatening
weather conditions. II Promoter Hum
bert j. Fugazy succeeds in conquering
the weather ink Risko and Godfrey
will start battle Wednesday night at
Ebbet's Field.
Tommy Loughran, active champion
of the light-heavyweights, takes on Ar
mand Emanuel, the Jewish lawyer from
San Francisco, in a 10-round non-title
match at Madison Square Garden on
Thursday night. Loughran originally
was scheduled to meet Jimmy Slattery,
the speedy Buffalo l75-pounder. in d
titular match, but Slattery suffered an
injured hand and announced he would
be unable TO go through with the bout
The much-postponed battle between
Pierre Charles, Belgian heavyweight,
uaSh A@OtfaA Atao OCCii CdldC0 AoA
tomorrow night at the Greensboro
Stadium.
The Godfrey Risko postponement
forced Fugazy to move back week the
scheduled junior lightweight champion
ship battle between Tod Morgan, the
Seattle title holder. and Cannonball
Eddie Martin of New York. Morgan
and Martin were scheduled TO meet at
Ebbet's Field Wednesday night. The
new date was set week later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
Hand ST. Louis Drawing Away Old League
DEWITT SCHOOL ENJOYS
BIG YEAR In ATHLETICS

~ EVITT SCHOOL enjoyed one
of the best athletic years in
| its history during 1929. Be-
~ cause of the heaviest enroll
ment of boys with athletic
ability the school has ever known 10
different teams carried the schools
colors
In track, foot ball. base ball and ten
mis- the Georgetown scholastics were
particularly strong. The basket ball.
swimming and golf teams showed little
class.
AS the result of the fine showings
made by the track, foot ball and base
ball teams adherents of the Georgetown
school claim that these combinations
were the class of the schoolboy group
and there appears to be considerable
Justification for their claims.
Strong in Track.
It was in track that Dewitt attained
most recognition. Coached by Harry
Helme, former Georgetown University
cinder path star. the schools team won
the annual G Club meet and showed
strongly In its own meet, in the Uni
versity of North Carolina interscholas-
tics and in the University of Maryland
South Atlantic meet. Against the Navy
Plebes Dewitt also made creditable
showing.
Devitt's foot ball team showed un-
mistakable class by conquering the
stalwart Gonzaga eleven, to 0, in their
annual struggle In Clark Griffith
stadium. Jim Mcnamara coached the
Georgetown schoolboys, who won six
games and lost three during the season.
Mcnamara also tutored the base ball
team which captured games in IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
MANY SANDLOT PRODUCTS
MAKING GOOD In LEAGUES

baseman at Hagerstown. Leonard
Downes, who did some nice mound
work for Cabin John last season, has
won his spurs at Frederick. Max
Schwartz. Auths Senior and Business
High pitcher, is slated for trial next
week at Frederick
A few years back feet youngster
named Denny Sothern was starring in
local sandlot circles. Now he is head
ing the batting order for the Phillies as
regular, adding another to the long
list of Capital City sandlot graduates
showing their wares IL big league COM
petition-another encouragement for
present day sandlot players who aim to
land under the big tent some day.
Mike Gordon, former Central High
three-letter star and big cog in the
once sensational Petworth Wonders
nine. has moved notch higher in pro-
fessional ranks, and is one of the star
sluggers of the Wilkes-BarTe team, in
the New York-Pennsylvania League. His
bat figures daily in that teams attack.
Still prepping for the big time job
many predicted for him several years
ago, Larry Boerner is doing his pitching
for Peoria, in the Three League, this
Summer. His wildness cost him job
with the Toledo Mud Hens, but the
management at Peoria is depending
upon him TO turn in long string of
wins before September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
WOULD MAKE BOXERS
WORK ON PERCENTAGE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press
CHICAGO. June IS. $500 Gut-throat
competition between promoters, with an
attendant "gouging OF the public with
prohibitive prices" was scored today by
Samuel Luzzo. member Of the Illinois
Boxing Commission
His statement was prompted by the
failure of last Thursdays championship
fight between Mickey Walker and Ace
Hudkins to show profit. although
nearly $4,000 persons attended.
Just imagine such u condition as q
show drawing In excess Of 100000 and
vet showing a loss" Lugzo said.
Agreements are entered into by GER
tain promoters far beyond good BUSH
ness Judgment III order 70 Guido their
competitors.
AT the next meeting Of the State
Boxing Commission l viii present a
resolution making IL unlawful for 81
promoter TO offer more than so per
cent OF the gross receipts, less the State
taxes. and no guarantee whatsoever for
windup boxing contest or wrestling
bout. III the boxers and wrestlers are
diSpleased with this arrangement,
suggest they SO elsewhere 10 earn their
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
LEGION TITLE GAME
WILL BE C0L0RFUL

Elaborate ceremonies viii mark the
base ball game between Boys Club
Standards and Sam Rices or Kelleys,
midget mines, next Saturday afternoon
at Clark Griffith Stadium The con-
test will decide which team will repre-
sent this city in the State final in the
American Legion series. The winner
in the State final will be sent to the
Junior world series to be staged at San
Antonio, Tex. in September.
Boys Club Standards have won the
section A title in the American Legion
division of the Capital City League and
the game this morning between Sam
Rices and Kelleys win determine the
standard bearer of section "a.
Prior to the game program Will be
staged starting at o'clock. 1t viii IN
clude a parade in which will partici-
pate the United States Army Band, a
guard of honor of local high school
cadets, the drum corps from Victory,
Costello, Alexandria, Va, and Hyatts-
vile, Md, American Legion posts.
flag raising, presentation OF Verdun
medals to Legion men who took part
in that World War battle by Brig. Gen.
George A. L, Dumont military attache
of the French embassy, and antics by
Nick Altrock and AL Schacht, coach
comedians OF the Washington base ball
team. Walter johnson. former star
washington pitcher. will attend II he
can possibly arrange 1t. Col. j. Miller
KENYON. commander Of the District OF
Columbia Department Of the the Afneri-
can Legion, will throw out the ball to
start the game. II will be the ball that
was presented the local midget class
teams by President Coolidge.
Three hundred and fifty World War
orphans and $50 disabled veterans OF
the war will be guests of honor and will
be served free refreshments Buses fur
nished by the Black ~ White Taxicab
Co, and the Washington Rapid Transit
Co. will convey the guests to and from
! the stadium.