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Evening star., 1928-04-27
PRINCETON BOARD
MERGER ADVISED
Special Committee Urges
Consolidation of Seminary's
Control to End Friction.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA April a7-The text
OF the report of the special committee
Of IL Of the Presbyterian General As
Senlbiy, recommending the merger o.
the board Of trustees and the board cf
directors Of Princeton Theological Semi
nary into a single board Of IS members,
was made public here today.
The committee was appointed oy the
last General Assembly 70 confcr with
the two boards regarding plans for the
reorganization of the control Of the
seminary and thus end the fong-Stand-
ing friction in that institution.
The report viii be submitted 70 the
Tulsa, Okla, meeting OF the assembly
in May.
Briefly. the plan. as recommended BY
the majority report signed by 10 of the
ii members, would create one hoard
with unified control. with unmtStakable
power to govern and where need arises.
20 enforce its decisions"
A minority report was submitted by
E, u, Warneld, president Of Wilson Col
lege, representing the board OF directors
Of the seminary
AS recommended by the majority re
port, the president would be the chief
executive officer of the seminary. an6eT
the authority of the board the board
similarly Selng under the authority Of
the General Assembly Under the new
plan the board, which would consist OF
not more than Is ministers ana not
mere than IS ruling elders, would have
the power 10 dismiss the president or
members OF the faculty after a fun
The minority report would make the
president only a member os the faculty
and it's presiding officer. Dr. Warfeld
took exception 60 the makeup ~ the
new board as proposed hy the majority.
asserting that provision was not N aas
for an adequate representation ct min
iSterS
Evening star., 1928-04-27
U. S. DOCTORS AID AFRICAN
TRAIN WRECK VICTIMS
Five Natives Killed-American
Tourists Have Marrow Escape in
Train Behind Derailed Coaches.
ny the AssociaIed Fress.

ny the Associated Press.
CAPE TOWN. South Africa, April
27.-American doctors on a tour to-
day rushed 10 the aid of victims of a
train wreck at Hex River Pass. near
Worcester. in which five persons. in
cluding woman, were killed and a
Number were injured
The train. carrying passengers from
johannesburg, was rounding a bad
curve ON a steep grade when the dining
car was derailed six other coaches
were dragged with 1t and piled up
The fire in the dining car set the
coaches aflame
Another train which was held up
by the wreck carried tourists from the
liner Franconia. number of Ameri-
can doctors were among the tourists
and they Immediately rushed TO the
scene of the accident and gave first
aid.
A boat train with passengers for the
liner Saxon was behind the wrecked
train and the sailing OF that vessel
was delayed.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
Miss Alice Harfows to Speak.

Miss Alice BarfoWs. specialist In
school buildings Ut ths Bureau Ut Edit
cation vi the Department of the In
terlor, will speak On THE Helati0nkhip
~ Buildings and Grounds 10 Organf-
lation and Curriculum" al the Interior
Building, nt Eighteenth and y streets,
this evening The address viii mark ihe
cl0se NJ the exhibit NJ model school
houses which hsR been held st the
building for tle last week,
Evening star., 1928-04-27
MISSIONARIES KEEP POSTS
sixty Workers still Ia shantung,
New York Officer Says.

NEW YoRk. April ~ tAH About DO
representatives ai the various American
mission boards are remaining Iii shan
ting Province, China, despite the death
OF III, Walter +, Seymour AZ the hands
Board Ut Foreign Missions. announced
yesterday,
while u has been necessary for some
~ the workers tn leave their na4ts," ne
said enough ate remaining te assure
the program n wptA being earlea on
Evening star., 1928-04-27
SCOUTS HONOR GREELEY.
Troop Owes Reception 10 Retiring
Leader Tonight.

Col William II ureelsy, retiring chief
II ths United States Forest Service ana
Segutmagtrf VI If0op b7 u the Boy
EGouts u America, viii br given Il rsTe~
We'll reception bg troop nemberk and
tneif parents and friends st the Chevy
CHASE Presbyterian Church tonight Col
GFeeley viii leaye fgF The Pacific Coast
Ia few dsys
Troop ~. Roy Scouts ~ Amleriea, viii
celebrate It's eleventh birthday 81 the
Park view Center Eleventh end Wsrfer
streets, the evening
Evening star., 1928-04-27
New Geyser in Yellowstone

MAMMOTH non SPRINGS, Mint,
Agrfl N m - Yell0WSt0ps Pafk Ass
Lfagao ~neW baDy geysef A miniature
u zgfne ~ IT. blgger br0theJs IA ttis
park. il has Lg0ken Though Ia s0 Old
Formation II AHgel 1eifsee, nraf here.
blad saoaals several gallons u itoi water
4 minute
Evening star., 1928-04-27
Ex-0FFlClALS H0N0RED.
cptimiSt Club Presents Badges 70
Past Presidents.

The WaSainston optimiSt ClOb hem
ored It's past presidents &C q hucAeon
IN thr Hamilton AOgsl "Wednesday ey
presenting them with past presidents
badges and gIlded hats and later calling
on them 70 make addresses
The past presidents honoFed we're
lSNl Grove. nr Made H. AsksnSotA,
Frank EelGce and Fwnten +. teilh
A eu,osv ef their work Was delivered
by Joseph A Buakhart,
Announcement was made that the
Raltim0re pptinltSt Club win he enter
tanned by the local club at shs Cen.
gresSional Country clae, MAY Is. Veal
selections we're rendered az Wednesdays
luncheon by Rose 0ssaraldt, aecuaApan.
led BY Elizabeth QarSlner
Evening star., 1928-04-27
= BOLIVIA to Finish Old Church.

LA pAl, Bolivia, April ~ tAn A
loan ot 900 600 boltvianoS tahout sAe0,
0o0l has been authorized for the eon-
Steuetion OF the Cathedral OF La pa&
building oT which Was hegun Ia the
seventeenth century Revolution and
The comparative poverty et the city t0r
many years have prevented It's compile
tlcn,
Evening star., 1928-04-27
Three Escaped Conviets Taken.

spevial htspaieh 81 1he star
STAuNTON, Va, April sT Three
meD who escaped from a eanvtet camp
on the Jefferson Highway grade east
at Monterey Tuesday we've captured
late last night IN Joseph Hiners barn
a nile eg tNa nagaA. .pd Mepewen,
Evening star., 1928-04-27
DIVORCED HEIRESS
WEDS SALESMAN
Mrs, Westin, OF Tea Company
Riches, Becomes Bride OF
David J. Shea.
lsy the Assbeiated Press.

~ the Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 81. Mrs, Maude
Virginia Jones Westln, hereas TO the
fortunes Of her father. one of the found
ers OF the Jones nros. Tea 90, today
was on q honeymoon trip 10 California
with her husband. David j. Shea, a
cash register salesman.
They were married yesterday at the
brides Park avenue apartment by tho
hev, Dr, S, parkea cadman, the ceres
mony being attended only by the Ina.
mediate relatives The marriage license
gaye tho brides age IA Jh and that Of
the bridegroom na 81.
The bride was divorced IN 1922 from
Clarence Frederick Weatin, hroker aha
obtained the custody of their two sana,
Clarence now ID, and Douglas, now 10,
Ifginu freight ears for atafaga ~ enF
Evening star., 1928-04-27
LEGISLATOR TO SPEAK.
South Dakotan to Address Patriotic
Meeting Tonight.

Representative johnson 0f South ia =
kots viii discuss legislation for disabled
veterans aDd universal cOnseripti0n at
meeting 0f patriotic organizations
sponsored by the American War Mothers
~ the National Museum, Tenth and u
streets, taniRht At u O'Clock
MIS- Amos r. Fries and Mrs. George
j. Barnett VIII read papers.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
Southern Railway Official Ill

SAVANNAH, Ga, Apfii III m FL
sest M North, assistant general pasSen r
ger agent ~ ths Atlantic Coast Line
EsHway. Nas reported seriously III 81 q
lsCsl hospital todag. lts bss double
pHelga2@nss
Evening star., 1928-04-27
Two Win Address Al Clubs,

Spes4Al hisIeAtgA y tbs stAN
FREnERltk, Md, April sT,-~Mixs
Curry Ne0fSe oi Rockville and Mss
n1ethS ksneFson state 0irls club
assent Will ee the principal speakers
tomeFr0w At the Itrss annual meet.
ing OF The 20 AM clubs of the county.
60 be held IN the State Agnsagy, Ahout
SEQ members al che clubs are expected
10 attend,
Evening star., 1928-04-27

China has lfasa passenger autamN-.
hNeS, according 70 census sust COM
psesed,
Evening star., 1928-04-27

Using freight cars for storage oi cof.
fee has fntaed caf shortage nn one al
lhe tendina railways of nraEl,
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
.ii,ile r'dfty In
tiOilO. Col. Bird

At he new Hotel Esplendor,
atu day evering, Attorney Duane
I'd, chairman of the Arizona
State Far Commiss on, entertain
e 1T dinner IN honor of the
10Th birthday (Which viii fall on
he 18th in t.) of his father, Col.
Alien =. Bird, president of the
Yino Copper Company. The din
7 was most excellent, served in
. manner hat carnot be excelled
anyw ere, and everything was in
keepine with the art site splendor
of the new hosiery, which is
aamod auspiciously and correctly
sFl Esplendor."
Those seated at the table were
Colone' and Mrs. AL en- T. Bird,
M and Mr.. Allen T. Bird Jr.,
fTra ay) Mr.. and Mrs. Duane
Rird Mr., and Mrs. Join G.
Ge RE, Geo-ge Hilzirger, Esq, of
Tucson, and Doctor Riggs.
Con~rat lations were showered
rpon the guest Of honor for the
'nta' ard ~hvs'cal activity man
ifes ed hy ore Of his advanced
years Incidentally it was limited
t t very important developments
ere pending in the affairs of The
& no Copper Company and that
s-''thin verv few weeks the pub
lie will be informed most fully OF
what is nov doing and viii be
then an accomplished fact.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10

ulowers Association; Harry j..
Ssaxon of Wilcox, presiden., Ari-
sona Gait e Growers Assoc alton;
H. A. Clark, governor Arizona
Chapter American Mining Con-
gress; F. w. Maclennan, general
manager Miami Copper Company;
DR.. A. C. Carlson, president Ari-
zona State Medical Association;
James T. LAWN, president Arizona
Far Association; j. O. Mullen,
president Arizona Education AS
sociat.on; E. j. Fenchurch, gen
eral freight and passenger agen
Southern Pacific; F. L. Hanna,
assis ant general freight and pas
senger aren't Santa Fe; w. c.
Hornberger, pres dent Arizona
Utilities Association; Willis J
Black, president Mohave County
Chamber of Commerce; c. C
Cra~in, general superintendent
SAT- River Valley Water Users
'ssoc otien; II n. Mcvey. A.
20 a nnarager Mounta n St tes
Telephone & TIE egraph Company;
F. ]. Paine, district manager
Standard Oil Company; and
George Peterson, president Ari-
zona Cotton Growers Association.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
Mrs. Kelly Henry
|. Candidate For
Treasurer

A new venturer n the rear of
politics is Mrs. Kelly. Henry who
today Announces her candidacy
for County Treasurer at the
Democrat primaries in Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Henry has been a resident
of Arizona for the past 16 years.
S e was born and educated in
Port'and, Oregon. She is col
lege graduate, having specialized
in financing and account ng. Up
on completion she Immediately
ente red banking institution as
bookkeeper where she remained
until she entered wholesale
grocery store as head bookkeeper.
After about five years office
confinement she decided to visit
q fir end n Tucson where she OBJ
tanned emp 'ovment in the office
of W. A. Julian Hardware Com
pany. She later married and
went to Mexico.
In 1915 Mrs. Henry bought
property and located in Nogales
where she has res ded and been
emp Dyed continuously. Her
qualifications and stability are
familiar wit practically every
bus ress house here. She was
first employed by the Peterson
Produce Company and while there
J was offered the position as Sec
reta y of The Nooales Hi h School
which she acceptod for the mean
time she took C'vi' Service Ex-
amin t on and imnediat ataly receiv.
ed an appointment by the Gov
ernment as assistant to the Chief
Clerk in the Quartermaster Corps
where she remained for about
four yesrs or until such time as
the government reduced the civi.
lian per7onnel.
While employed at the Camp
Mrs. Henry spent most of hel
spare time after hours doing
cereal and stenographic worl
for those who were unable to Sc
cure clerical help on account O.
the war, this naturally familiarizec
ever so many business people
with her ability.
From the Camp, Mrs. Henri
went to The Modern where sh,
handled all the local accounts fo
about one year. She again tool
Civil Service Examination for tn
Post Office Department but wa
unable to obtain a local appoint
ment at that time as there wa
no opening.
In 1922 she was emp owed b.
The S. Leeker Drv Goods Co
better known IS "The Ell Pas
Store" one Of the oldest and Lar
Nogales international., 1928-04-10

est concerns in Nogales, where
chs too, entire charge of t e ac-
20 mt rig. Mrs. Henry rema ned
there exactly four years when
she resigned to go in business for
herself. She has been a success
ful business woman, however. she
''refers her lifetime work in pre-
ference to the work she is now
doing. = ~"
Mrs. Henry is sister to Leslie
II. fott who was formerly a con-
actor here. Mr.. Yott will be
remembered by some of the
American lie ionaires of NogaIes
as leav ng here wit the second
increment + r Camp Furston and
later went overseas as Company
Mec' anic with Co. F 18th Inf.
H and the late Geo. Sullivan
who was st one time emp Dyed bv
Hero'd & T;dwel were two local
men who received the distinction
ot beng in the Hon qrary Guard
70 President Wilson n Paris.
Owing to the fact that Mrs.
lienry IS unusua 'ly we'll qualified
for the office for which she as
pires, that she is a taxpayer .lere
.rd that che las t~o children
rFH'r md Mare ret Louc 1on
in High S,:n"tN- who ere taxi.
Coi'eee p. ,aratory cours -
sFou d convince all ia ayers that
she is worthy and shou d be en-
Ted to everv voters earnest con-
s.deration regardless of his or her
politics.
Mrs. Henry states. tat should
she be elected treasurer it VIII be
her pofcv TO conduct the office
on a strictly business administra-
tive basis and aim to serve thu
nublic in the most courteous man.
ner possible.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
Arizona llluUSiJld, vOllgIeSo
1l(BCtJ!S IO Mttl II. .ui0'
ESpIendol; banquet F,d IL i

Approximately "a out of town
persons are expected to be here
for the meeting of t. directors
OF the Arizona Industrial Con-
gress to be held Monday April Is
at the new $350,00J Hotel Es-
rlendor.
Enroute here the directors win
cat inch in Tucson, a business
session will be held at the hotel
at 4 P. M. followed by banquet
at z P. M.
Among persons expected to at
tend the meet NJ are P. G. Spills
cry, president of the Arizona In
dTstr al Con ress; A. A. Johns,
yicepresident; George M. Bridge,
president Arizona Farm Bureau
Federation; K. D. Hellwarth, pres
ident Arizona Pimacotton Crow
ers Association; Shef Marshall,
Graham Comfy Farm Bureau; I.
2 Zoe vice president Arizona
rr'ber & T'm5e,- Compnny, Flag
G A. stauffer of Phoenix,
pres ent Arizona Daily News
paper Association; L. H. Van
Spanckeren, president Arizona
Rankers Association; Frank p.
Moore, director Arizona Cattle
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
MEXICO TO ARBITRATE
COMMERCIAL DISPUTRS
(By Trers Agency

Mexico City, April 9.-Notice
as been received by the Con-
federated Chambers of Commerce
Of Mexico, from the international
Chamber of Commerce in Paris,
that the regulations for the ar
bitration of commercial disputes
has been approved. It is intended
that this arbitration be made ef-
fective nationally as well as in
ternationally.
The arbitration applies to all
confederated chambers of COM
merce which are a part of the
Paris organization. Included in
these IS the United States, Argen-
tine and other countries of this
Continent.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
.GIvetfom l'ajsms
To Nogales In
1S Hours

Some parts of Mexico may be
a Little behind in god roads but
that between Cajeme and Nogales
is apparently in fair shape, H.
G fifth and Sydney Morrison,
prom nent Cajeme men, drove the
400 niles Sunday in eighteen
hours. "T Cajeme-Nogales road
is very good" declared Mr.. Grif-
cith yesterday.
Griff tn is one of the big SUBJ
tantial ranchers and a heavy rice
grower of the Cajeme district.
Morrison owns a big ranch near
Cajeme.
Griffith says that the wheat
Gro IN that district is the best
he ever saw, and that everything
10 ks favorably for e future.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10

by the Nogales International:
s'San Francisco, CAL,
April 8, 1928.
"Nogales international,
Nogales, Ariz.
'Gentlemen,-Will you please
pub .sh n your paper that 1 will
not be able to run for governor
due to my recent accident.
1T will be over one year be-
fore | will be abe to get around.
and three years before / will be
my old self again.
ct anking you for the MANY
past courtesies, am.
Sincerely yours,
"W. A. Scatena."
Mr.. Scatera was injured in
an accident several week ago
while on a trip to San Diego and
vas later taken to San Francisco
or treatment.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
Evan HOte Is
Leased By Wood

Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Wood who
for many years have been con-
ducting the Albin Hotel, eading
hotel of Guaymas, arrived here
yesterday morning from Quay
mas and viii make their home in
Nogales, having taken a long
lease on the well known Hotel
Evans on Morley avenue. The
Evans for some time has been
under the management of R. N.
Sands. The building is owned by
Sam Leeker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood have leased
ne Alb n Hotel in Guaymas to a
i,ian named Howell and wife. Mr..
Howe | st one time was connected
tt t e Pee, less OIL Company in
this city.
The new managers of the Evans
have named w. w. McMil' Tan,
former night clerk at the Monte
yuma, as assistant marager of
TIE Evans.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
ILLINOIS ENDS HECTIC PRIMARIES TODAY
CIV. SMAlL'S AOMInISTRATI0
s; BkfOak RIPJ8 CANS
uf ILLINOIS TUDlY

state the campaign was conducted
energ tical'y but peacefully. II
Chicago, however, the rivalry. re-
suited in murder and bombings.
United States Senator Charles
S. Deneer's home was wrecked by
bomb, windows, placarded with
pictures of the respective candi-
dates, were smashed, and other
7awless means taken to express
disapproval Of the political ma
neuvers of the other side.
Governor Len Small sought a
third term on lis record as build
er of hard roads. HIS opponent
for the party nomination was
Secretary of State Louis L. En-
merson, who ran on platform
Of efficiency and economy in
srate government. He charged
Sra paddod state navro'ls and
doubled state evnenditures in
eieht years Of his administration.
Emmseson's Ca peiez r!aTed
On the cthae hand sns'i cha-y-
ed En'n'ereo ~.e1i ,u.i9;rg ~ .
political rsaeh,1e 81" r2} Use oi
state funds.
The fi~ll.t w1siah w'1i enA talay
IS one of ar7nst tt, nc'i
tical career of Len Small. Shortly
after he took the governors char
eight years ago for his first term,
he was indicted in this county on
g charge of embezzling state
funds. He was acquitted by a
jury and a charge of jury tanper-
ing that grew out of TIE trial later
was dropped.
Several months after his ac-
quittal, the Governor was sued for
an accounting for interest on
state funds during his terms as
state treasurer. The governor
made emphatic deria' that he
owed the state treasury money.
The state charged he Withheld
interest to the sum of $1,2O0,000.
The circuit court held the Gov
ernor was liable for an accounting
and the supreme court sustained
this decision. After months of
hearings before the master in
chancery, the Governor suddenly
settled for $65O,OOO and the litiga-
ton was dropped.
Allied With Thompson
Running on the same ticket
with Governor Len Small was
Frank L. Smith, twice rejected by
the United States Senate as a
senator from Illinois because Of
contributions to his campaign
fund by utility interests. Smith
sought reelection in this primary
in the belief the senate would
seat him.
Small and Smith based their
hope for denomination and e'ec-
ton on Mayor William Hale
Thompson of Chicago with whom
they formed an alliance.
There is no contest for the
places on the Democratic state
ticket. It is headed by Floyd
Thompson, youthful justice of the
Illinois supreme court, as the can
didate for governor and Anton ].
Cermak, avowed wet, as the par
ty candidate for United States
senator.
Frank O. Lowden was the Only
presidential candidate before Illi-
nois voters and indications were
he would receive the solid support
of the de egates elected from the
downstate. ToTden a'so YVES ex-
pected to carry several Cook
county district where Mayor
Thompson is fighting him
Under existing Illinois primary
election laws, candid tes for dele
gates to the National Nominating
Conventions are net compelled to
express their preference for Presi-
dent, except in nledees to the
voters of their individual districts.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
Ashe New Goa b
For Ntxt Year

William F. Ashe has been
named by tie Nogales School
E'oard as coach in athletics at No
gales High School for the new
term beginning in September,
succeeding Frank C. Holt, resign
ed.
Ashe has been assistant coach
he past year. He is thoroughly
experienced in his line of work,
and while in college made a great
record as a football, basketball
and baseball player.
The loca school has some good
material for football this fall.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
BANK OF MEXICO
TRAVELLERS CHECKS
by Trens Agency

Mexico City, April 9.-Travel-
ers checks are now being issued
by the Bank of Mexico and it's
various branches. These checks
have been declared officially to
be valid in al federal offices for
the payment of taxes, customs du-
ties and other fees. They are al
so accepted by the National Rail
ways Of Mexico.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
me- x|CAN GENERAL CHALLENGES
k0CALeS FOR BALL GAME MAY 5

through Vice-Mexican Consul
G. L. Robinson of Nogales Ari-
zona, General L. Rabatte, COM
mander of the Tenth Battalion of
the Mexican Army stationed at
Ortiz, Sonora. has issued a chal-
ienge to play any first class base
all team of this city here on May
:, durir.r the annual big C.nco de
MAYO celebration on the border.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
R-EXICAN ROAD CONGRESS
PROGRAM APPROVED
(By Trers Agency

Mexico City, April 9.-Official
approva. has been given by the
Department of Finance to the
program for the Highways Con-
gress which will meet here in
October. 1t is planned to invite
delegations from the United
States, Canada and Central Amer
lean countries.
Firms manufacturing road build
>ino n-a"hinerv WI be asked to
send exhibits and to give demon
strationa.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
Judge Phillips In
Governors Race

Judge ]. C. Phillips of Mari
copa count, for many years a resi-
dent of Phoenix, has announced
himself a candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for governor.
Mr.. Phillips made his announce
mont at Phoenix Friday after he
escertained he would have no
competition for tie nomination.
Judge Phillips is one of the
Lest vote-getters in the Repub-
lean party of this state.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
;Iean-Up Week
Opens Thursday

T. e annual clean up and paint
Up week in Nogales Will open
Thursday with the Chamber of
2 mmerce, Woman's Club, and
ether organizations cooperating
to make it a big success.
Mrs. John George is general
cha rman, and M. w. Smith of
the Western Auto Supply Com
pany, is chairman of the Cham
Der of Commerce committee.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
Zig catt|emsn To
inter :USineSSl
This District

Colburn Brothers, who for some
ears have heen very arge cattle
operators in the state of Chihua-
lua, have disposed of their hold
ngs in that state, and arrived
sre yesterday to make pans to
into the cattle business in
bis district.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
EIKS 70 MAKE AHRAACEIdfHTS
TONIGHT FOR BIG cOSvfNTIoN

Commit .ees to make the local
arrangements for the annual state
convention of the Elks Lodge to
be he d here May a and 5, will
be named at meeting of the
local 'odge at 8 O'Clock tonight at
the clubrooms on Morley avenue.
The local Bills are planning on
Nogales international., 1928-04-10

Gen. Rabatte has organized one
of the best teams in Sonora and
among p ayes on the lineup are
four ia t Cubans brought from
Mexico City. A week ago Sun
day the ne defeated the Quay
mas team to 8, and for that
game Guaymas brought from Tue
son, Fito Aros, widely known as
good pitcher.
1t is expected that team will
be organized here to accept Gen.
Rabatte's cha 'lenge.
Nogales international., 1928-04-10
TUCSON HIGH PLAYS
HERE SATURDAY

The first game Of the annual
southern Arizona high school base
ba confe ence to be played at
Nogales viii take place next Sat
urday when Nogales meets Tue
son. The Bisbee and Douglas
Games the past two Saturdays
were exhibition contests.