davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-06-09

BUTTER. CHEESE. EGGS. etc. stand IN
LEADING market; long e5tab.: short houes'
sacrifice. Sl,G5O. Box 395-E Star.
GAS STATION. in busy location; very. st,
trac proposition Albert y; Cohen' iueS W.
irving, All, Va, CHI 1851 Res, WO.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

HAY FEVER TERPEZONE
Inhalation method. Free trial treatment.
Or. Smith, 1865 Conn. Ave Hobart 1913.
KIRKSIDE SANATORIUM.
Convalescent. diabetic, invalid. chronic
and elderly patients receive excellent care
and attention under the supervision of day
and night graduate nurses. Trav service
Large, sunny rooms in beautiful new brick
conditioned bldg. with acres of land
fcaped ground. 10 degrees cooler in
summer than in the city. Shepherd 6275.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Valley Mill Farm Camp.

Girls, All Ages-Boys to -.
Archery, rifle range swimming tennis
ucts: low rates MRS R. E. VIERLING.
Silver Spring, Md Phone Ashton 3646. :
Evening star., 1940-06-09

MAN colored, IS, has permit wishes work
of any kind. LII. 77S9-W.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

BOY. colored. wants work, house cleaning
or outside No Saturday work. AT. 1864.
BOY colored young, reliable would like
Job as house boy or waiter; reference. no.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

RESTAURANT completely equipped good
business; low rent, small overhead: cor
location. No beer. No Sundays. Excellent
opportunity for young couple or woman
Terms Other business requires my atten-
Lon Phone Me n.iEn
Evening star., 1940-06-09
HILLTOP CAMP.
BLOOMFIELD SCHOOL.
Peter Pan Summer Camp

ENROLL NOW FOR SUMNER SESSION.
Special tutoring. music. French, dancing,
swimming hiking, outdoor life. Trans.
free; reas, rates. Children pre-school
through 9Th grade. sol Fern pl. NV.
RA Oh 90
Evening star., 1940-06-09

WANTFD-Teachers. nurses and Librarians
Vacancies in home &c, music commercial.
LANGUAGES, biology others. BALTIC. Teachers
Agency, $40 N. ChaS St. BALTIC. Nd
Evening star., 1940-06-09

sc AND lOc STORE modern, fully equipped
new merchandise; doing excellent business,
price, $4,000; good reason for selling
AnSWer care Posi- Office Boz ] 50G
Evening star., 1940-06-09

GIRLS CD. colored experienced general
housework. one morning part time. others
full time eood references. Taylor 1850.
GIRL, Southern, colored, wants lob as
mothers helper; honest. neat reliable
ME O2Oa
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Peter Pan Summer Camp.

ENROLL NOW FOR SUMNER SESSION
Special tutoring music French. dancing.
swimming. hiking. outdoor life Transporta-
tion free; reaS. rates. Children pre-School
through 9th grade. sol Fern pl NV.
Randnlnh Ol00
Evening star., 1940-06-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
(Contiv,pnl

GIRL, colored,, experienced for full or
RRart Rn tins tins work. no Sundays reference.
GIRLS, 2. colored. want day work, part
or tull time work: references Hobart 1929.
hKL ms &C eol01sd nsbt seneTsl or part
dtRL; e;1E colessd' wishes work of any kind;
GoRL GorR Me- f2l05sa Ss5a Southern wishes days
GIRL. colored. neat, wants job full or
part time. or days work. Cali MI 6e15.
s osf} sf0ESa %s vaes es Hobart fu szs5 81
GdRL' eidR colored n G: high SCHOOL graduate
s ms vo ofe 3tf'ssR FshtS Rx a15s sh part
GIRL GIRL colored. Southern. desires work as
in; references. .525 P st. NV.
GIRL, ,colored, reliable. desires Job with
? ss7lss. 4 family good reference Can MI
GIRL. colored, refined neat. clean apt
erence. Adams S963-W.
heper 'flDne PRone rempis sais 4Sa Mark as mothers
GIRL. colored, general housework; stay
nights ngs plain cooking; reference. Hobart
GIRL, eolored, wants Job as mothers help
er or plain cook. Call Decatur 1926.
1lHL, colored. wants part-tlme work: can
DO plain cooking; ref RA 66O6 after 4
o'clock Sunday. all day Monday.
GIRL, colored Southerner, yrs college
desires work OF any kind Adams 3955-W
GIRL, colored. wants general houseworE,
morning, part time, or days work DI
4335
GIRL, colored. wants whole or part time
work. LiHcoln 6320-J
GIRL. colored. reliable. experienced, wants
work Of any kind stay some nights city
ref. MI 1898,
Evening star., 1940-04-12
BY the Associated Press.

8y the Associated PreSS.
The text of formal statement by
President Roosevelt accompanying
his signature of the bill extending
the Trade Agreements Act follows:
"The action of the Congress in
continuing the operation of the
trade agreements program is ex-
pressive of the determination on the
part OF our people to retain unim-
paired, for the next three years, this
powerful instrument for promoting
our national economic well-being
and for strengthening the founda-
tions of stable peace.
II was very glad that, in the
course of extended hearings and ex-
haustive debate. the Congress sub
jected to a most thorough examina-
tion the objectives and the under
lying principles of the program, the
results of its operation over nearly
six years, and the procedures used
to achieve these results. The facts
brought out by that searching
scrutiny should leave no room for
doubt in the mind of any fair
minded person that the trade agree
ments program has brought demon
strable benefits to our Nation as a
whole and to every interest directly
concerned. and has not inflicted in
jury on any group of producers.
What was particularly striking
was that, in the absence. of any
proof OF actual injury, much of the
opposition seemed to be based on
mwarranted fears as to what might
happen in the future. There is
nothing more destructive of public
welfare than the conjuring up of
groundless fears for the sole pur-
pose Of discrediting constructive
policy which is invulnerable to at
tack on any legitimate basis.
Evening star., 1940-04-12
Text of Roosevelt Statement
President Says Trade Agreements Program
Has Helped Whole Nation, Hurt None

"The record Of the trade agree
ments program is in large measure
the result OF the procedure which
has been employed. It cannot be
too strongly emphasized that the
formulation and negotiation Of the
agreements, down to the smallest
details, involves the cooperative ef-
fort of the Secretaries of State, Ag-
riculture, Commerce and the Treas
ury and Of responsible officials of
their respective departments, as well
as Of the United States Tariff Com
mission and, as occasion warrants,
OF other appropriate agencies Of the
Government. Each of these agencies
contributes its specialized knowl-
edge and Judgment to the work.
For example, all questions relating
to agriculture are passed upon by
the Department Of Agriculture.
Hearings before the Committee for
Reciprocity Information afford an
opportunity for all interested parties
to present their views, which are
given the most careful consideration.
''Under this procedure, all recon-
mendations made to me with regard
to trade agreements represent the
collective judgment of all agencies
of the Government concerned with
any phase of the matter, based upon
most painstakine study of all peril
nent information. I have never
known an example of more effective
collaboration among the various di-
visions of the Government and be-
tween the Government and the gen.
eral public for the good OF the entire
Nation.
Needless to say, this procedure,
which has worked so well in the
past, should be continued in the
future"
Evening star., 1940-04-12
Railroad Enthusiasts
To Hear About Boilers

An illustrated lecture on locomotive
boilers will be given Saturday night
by Paul T. Warner of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works, Baldwin, Pa, at
meeting of the Washington chap
ter of Railroad Enthusiasts at 8
pm. in Room 1890, Transportation
Building, Seventeenth and H streets
NV.
Plans for the forthcoming trip of
the group to the Hagerstown Md
shops of the Western Maryland
Railroad also are to be discussed.
Non-members interested in the
history and operation of railroads
will be welcomed at the meeting.
Evening star., 1940-04-12
T ocky' Dance Set

The Presidents Own Garrison of
the Army and Navy Union will hold
3 "tacky" dance and amateur show
at the Stansbury Hall, Georgia ave-
nue. and Concord avenue NV. from
8 pm. to l am, tomorrow. Enter
tainment will include a tumbling
act by the eight Wiegand sisters.
Foster Touart, commander, is in
charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1940-04-12
6. W. U. Society to Give
International Proorum

A parade of nations" will feature
the International Night program
presented annually by the Interna-
tional Students Society at George
Washington University at 8 o'clock
tonight IN the university hall of
government.
Participants in the parade will be
In native costume. The program is
to acquaint students with the cos
tunes, customs and music of other
countries.
Evening star., 1940-04-12
To Speak at Convention

DR.. Riley D. Moore Of this city,
chairman Of the Committee on the
Osteopathic Exhibit in the National
Museum of the American Osteo-
pathic Association, has been in
vited to speak at the annual con-
vention of the Osteopathic Manipu-
lative Therapeutic and Clinical Re-
search Association in st. Louis June
24-28.
Evening star., 1940-04-12

Depositors in England's Post
Once Savings Bank now number
nearly 100000 and the deposits
total over $4,000, 900.
Evening star., 1940-04-12

-Poplin-weave spun rayon, rayon and cottol
gabardine, wool, cotton and rayon gabardne
Novelty weave rayon and cotton with satin back
herringbone weave rayon and cotton. Some style
with saddle-stitched collar. All slacks will
pleated front, Upper closures and tailored to fl
with comfort. Sizes 80 to AZ in the group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Men, 0ui-Hiked by Wisp Of Girl,
Manage to Land Their Big Deer

a crack shot but couldn't make
1t. Then he fell back on his Win
chester and succeeded.
ocky landau. the smeiter
guy, accompanied the party
just as an onIooker. He's .
big robust fellow, but when II
came TO walking well.
here's the best chapter Of the
trip.
Mickey Maxson. an extremely
feminine w1sp Of girl. also was
a party member. company for
Mrs. Carney. Know what the
charming Mickey did, Well. she
out-climbed all those robust men.
She went up those hills with the
ease and grace Of . deer No
putting, no tired and wrinkled
brow. like the men. II was ali .
great lark for her. JOY. And
the men cant figure out how she
can DO 1t. Men are that way
regarding women.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
.Belarmine
Loses 10
Lakeside

ssatiis's Lakeside high sshoel
KFia sluh thampsa Taesmaa nall.
armlns outfit yesterday afternoon
IT Lakeside. . II 0
a power drive. combined Nllh =
couple nf successful passes start.
81 near the snd 81 The second
quarter aI mla=fisla and ~asna sp
siih TIM only score ~ ths lay
Conversion failed
Mcknight. powerful haeI.
carried the hruaa 81 the asaasa
and wsst ever from TIE fe.s-
Yard stripe.
Hins FouFuIsr Flsilsrmlns back.
was outstanding for the BELLS. as
stopped one faksnlas man ~hs
vas in the clear and headaa for
seurlnF ground fiina tackled ths
runner Iust In Tine BE also
turned In two so-yard runs and =
couple II 10 OF bettsr
Lakeside piled up n first douna
10 five for Bsilarmins TAs BELLS
also suffered heavy penalties
Thsir passing game refused 70
click.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

Two large mule deer are hang
ing each in Henry Wallis south.
end grocery and at Jack carney''
home.
The deer fell to the shooting
skill of Russell and Orville Wall.
sons of Henry. and to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Carney.
There were two four-pointers,
one three-pointer and one two
pointer.
Russ Walls was a four
pointer of such sire that he
found II difficult 10 get II In
his pappy's large meat mar
ket refrigerator.
Russ rode right into the animal.
Being a guy who never cared
much for leg action up hills. Russ
was astride a pack boss just TAX
ing things easy when he spotted
the big deer giving him the
double-O.
So Russ. plumb excited. rode
behind q knoll. dismounted. crept
to the top Of the knoll and blasted
the deer dead with one shot
The Carneys and Orville had TO
work harder than that. But they
got their man. Ory tried vainly
for three days 10 knock down .
deer with his bow and arrow hes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Beavers Beat
Portland, ESQ

CoRvA Ills. Ore Thrt.
strings Of Oregon State college
football players marched over me
Portland university eleven for a
2e-o victory before 1000 speeta-
tors on thu college field last night.
The Oregon state scores we're
made In the first. second and final
periods. Portland never went fur
Their than the Beaver 2o-yard line.
Vic Sears. Beaver tackle. re-
covered . had pass by the
Portland center On the Pilot
Vineyard line and kis.eIburKh
went over for the first score
Of the game early In the first
period. Younce converted.
Joe Day snaked Is yards
through . broken field for the
second touchdown In the second
period and Balm converted.
Two pass interruptions resulted
in Oregon State scores In thu final
period. Bob Rambo picked one out
Of the air and raced n yards 10
score and Frank Chase took an
other for 20 yards and a touch
down.
Oregon State made IL first
downs and ESQ yards from rushing
while Portland made five first
downs and "a yards from scrim-
mage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Olson Off 10
Scout Cheney

Cliff Olson. director Of the Pa.
cific Lutheran grid destiny. left
for Cheney last night on school
business. He brought along plenty
Of sheets Of paper and well sharp
ened pencils. for he plans TO
scout" Eastern Washington and
Central Washington In their winko
tussle tonight.
Next Lutheran scrip il next
Saturday. Oct. 10, In the Stadium
bowl against Western Washington
college Of education Of HeliinK-
ham. A full menu Of scrimmaTe
sessions has been charted by Oh
son for his ciads starting Mon
day and lasting all the way
through Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Full Hockey
Schedule Sure

MONTREAL All sven teams
will play a full shsdais In ne
National Hockey league thla ga.
son. publication ~ ire 1904
sehsdsils revealed today.
The Nsss fork Rangers vii
open The season a. hes : 3hsn
they play ne Toronto Maple
LsAfs Boston plays ths canaa.
lena a. Montreal and ne Amer.
leans open ~ Detroit On Nov. !.
Ths Chicago Rack Hawks ar
q the sven clubs q get going
ss1ns Into action on Nov 7 Nhsn
they play hnss 10 fha Americans
The season closes on Nay IL
ipsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Major Bowling
Circuit OPENS

The Major Bowling league got
off TO a good start Friday night
on the III Way alleys. with 40 teams
squarins away from the initial
matches.
Bash crabb rolled 500 for the
best score In tina first series.
Two more teams viii be recruit.
ed for the league. according To
President Bin Herdman. and IL VIII
operate through the season a. .
1z-team circuit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Tilt Billed
To Open at
7::30 O'clock
Loser Doomed 10
Drop Out of 40
State Title Race

Lincoln gridmsn VIII Be out 4
collect the bounty On wildcat
tonight when they meet Bremen
tons Wildcats in the Stadium a
7.so.
A loss for either team woult
remove Il from further Cross.
state title consideration.
Outside Of the ~. Of Ior~n
Lilly. rsnKy Junior end. La
coin IL In good shape. Eddis
schwarx named NJ. starting
lineup n Jim HeatoH or Cliff
Richards ~ quarter: Claais
Manning and Dave swan~a.,
halves; and Gene or.ssI ~
Rob Hokenson. ftlllhaek.
Line starters include Logan
Blades and Harry Carlson. ends:
Art Mortenson ana Charles Moe
tackles: Fritz Craig and Howard
Pyfer or Pete stoJsck. Fuardr:
Ind Wayne sloyer. center.
Bremerton win rely on Rov
Erickson. speedy. 11e-ponnd
halfback. Tentative starters
for the Wildcats are Carr
Miller. quarter; Roy Erickson
and Bob Jones. halves: and
Ernie Leighton. fnIlback.
In the front line trenches win
q Bob Blakely and wilfred
sayer, ends. Art Card and Grin
Wells, tackles; Jim Spain and |
Walt Jack, guards: and Steve |
,every. center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Bear Killed;
Car Wrecked

ASTORIA. Ore. There are
bears along Bear river. as Post
master Quentin Mitchell and Bob
Gilbreath Of Long Beach. Wash,
can testify
Driving home from South Bend
in Gilbreathis car. they nit a big
bear that reared up suddenly in
the road where It runs along Bear
rivers banks. The car was
wrecked. but neither man was
hurt The bear vas killed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

HOQUIAM. Wash. - sianlss
EilinEson today qualified A. an
outdoors man" by baggsnr .
bear.
The only flaw IL that Eilingnon
doSned the beast from his front
poreh-and he was in his % isnaas.
The bear vas getting his break
fast from Eillneson's garbage can
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Grid Finals


l ANtIEU FHEAk
Oregon state &C. Portland o.
BRIGHAM YOUNG 40. Wyoming o.
| Whitman 0, Colorado COLLEGE q
, san jose state 10. San Diego ststs
san Francisco state 3. Humsold,
College of idaho 8. Pacific o.
College OF Pacific Q. Californis
Ramblers o.
Furman %. Citadel 7.
Bethany 80, Salem 0.
Marshall rs. wsshburn
Muskinsum -. Westminster Ane
Georgetown 20. wsynesburs IA
Detroit "a. Ypsilanti Teachers o.
Duquesne ~. South Carolina al.
Baldwin Wallace %. john Carroll O.
Cedar Falls Teachsrs il. North
Dakota STATE 2.
southwsst Louisiana Institute 0.
Cumberland %. Tusculum 0.
Mlssissippl Southern 10. South
Ottawa AZ. William Jewell o
Beioit Il, Cornell uowa) o.
Tempe Aris1 Teachers IS. New
Denver H. Colorado state Il.
n Kansas : Wesleyan 10. Bethany
r. Ars.n.as Tech Q. n.nd.r.on
Marquette 81. Iowa STATE as.
Beloit -. Cornell College o.
villanova 20. Florida 0.
wAsHIsoros prep scores.
BY uSITEp pRIss
Seattle Prep g. oDea 2
Lakeside 8 Beilarmine fTaeomsl o.
Foster 0. Issaquah 2.
Kirkland 2e. Richmond 0.
Port Townsend "a Chimsnum 9.
Everett 10. Yakima
John Rosers 40. Lewis and Clark
Olympia 9. centralis o,
Ellsnsburg Is. Pasco ?.
Kelso II. Aberdeen 7.
5sdro- Wooaisy &c. hnseortes 0.
beiiineham 0. Stadium tracoms)
Toppsnish 2e. sunnyside o.
Puyaliup IL, EnumcIau u,
Renton IS. Auburn 2.
Dayton IS, Waitsburr Q.
Edmonds 7. Arlington o.
Kent o. Sumner O.
Pomeroy O. Potistch o.
Port Angeles 2s. South Kitsap :.
Marquette 10. ZilIah
Yelm 70. Clover Park o.
Roy %, Federal Way O.
Buckley - HiiFhline o.
Kittitas 7, white swan Q,
BothelI u, Everett "Bs D.
FIFE Al, ortins o
Befisvue -. enoouslnie o.
oonxsss Props .. north Central
Ballard a. ~ Lincoln 0 oso.h SEAT
Garfield IL. Franklin fboth seat
tisp.
Klamath psf. =. ashl.nd q.
medford So Eurska Cal, as.
Albany -, T1ilarnook o.
pernonia -. Rainier o
Pendieton 81. Hermisfon IL.
Beaverton 10. scsppoo~e
jefferson ~. Roosevelt Port
and
Benson J. Warrington o port
and.
Pacific Freshmen ~. Dallas 10.
Hillsooro 20. TiEard o
Lebanon Is. 6prlngflsld @
Toledo "a. Junction City o.
la Grsnde as Enterprise o.
Salem -. MilMauke<
Astoria 7. Hood Rive O.
sllserton ~, Ch<msua 0
Oregon City Ia Corvallis O.
West Linn %. Nswb<rg 9
81. Hslens -. Forrest Drove 0. i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

No 10 won Individual seotlnx
honsrs
In another league game. team
NJ. J aefsatsl tram No I. zIos
70 f7A4 hs4sstl of No , rad
hifh ssoFs ~ taS.
Al re alleys. an eight 1esk
boNAnE contest ain start tanlsnt
Thers all be Numerous pflxeA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
City firenen
Bag Buck Deer

Firsmsb ara trained for sped
and effectiveness
That's shy thfss Tacoma ETY.
ftFe fighters haKesa their ohAn.
oKan deer - quickly
Prom ths line they left until
They wsfs home nns dAy ara >
hair had sispssd
And saeh h@a HE der. bis fat
b1eks
1hs flfsmsn hunters sfs Art
foak. Berger Vest and Hay
grssnlsaf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Whitman Loses

wALf.A wALi-A--coloraao col.
lsgs lst ~ nth a 4s-yard pass in
the fourth quarter last night to
doNa "sitman. so and drop the
Missionaries from the iist az unde-
featsd teams on the vest coast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Hunter Complains /.

Dear Met Down here in the Grays Harbor country
Ema and the Wnslow Slough there who has leased
large section of land He doesn't hunt and he permits no
else to hunt although his ranch holds state game game
owned by the licensed hunters How he keep hunters
off his property especially when they do harm be-
there stock there and nothing TO harmg g. {.
Dear c. fellow like that has the law with him. his place IL
off It's
though the real could insist
hunting would be permissible Usually
the of district
suffered property the hand of hunters
Maybe the hunter might
committee him change NJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Local Bowling News

Consumers Market showed IN
way In the Market 1t Boosssrs
matches on the Coliseum drives
Friday. J. coxzs and Sons we're
the opposition. The winner. took
high single and team series. -
well - three Of the four points.
corblt's added three points
against the Poodle Dog team.
credit going 10 Dave Wilson for
his 777 single and ss7 series
Evergreen state Tavern grab
bed four points from Commercial
Distributing Esri Porter. Ever
green. showed well with hls sis
series. Interstate Produce took
three points from Chef Tycs's
wartsnbee Service team.
MAccABEEs LEAGUE
The Five Hot shois wers really
hot and registered the high team
single game Of p2e and series
total of 2eis. taking three points
from the Smart Guys. in spite az
Dick carison's high series for the
smarties.
The softIes found the Terrible
Turks not 30 tough and rolled
them for three Of the four points.
The squawkers lost three points
TO the Ivory Heads. Martin Novit-
ski and Joe stemp posted soms
good scores. The Maccabess loop
Ia . mixed league and rolls lis
matches on the Play Nor alleys
N. W. DOOR LEAGUE
Northwest Door company league
added its i7-ts~m circuit 10 Taco
mas bowling roster and swung
into action with its first matches
on Friday on the Hi.wsy lanes
The sas Gang took ali team
honors. Bob Gllksy registered isi
sprsadsr Gang dropped four points
10 the winners
Door Departments N. Hslmsr
mad some nice games, asa for high |
series the Doors blanksd the
Sash apartment The Office men
cropped four 10 the Clue depart
n.nt.
The Odd shop lost 10 tn Cut
ing department. three 10 one. 7ne
Wight Cutting team lost three 10
me 10 the Door shippers. ina
fenssr department and Team No.
2 drew. two points each.
fILE TOR LEAGUE
Swiss Dairy captured three
'oints from Wilyers and Ksmmsr.
nd posted high team honors IN
he Hill Top matches on the Play
Cor drives Friday. Lyle Smith.
'seoms Amu~msnt. won indivd-
al honors. z0z single and sii
cries. However the Amusement
sam took only one Of tina four
oints with Taeoms Dairy.
Mckenzie Fuel beat Bel Fuel :
fcKsnzs TOOK Al three games >
.shls and III Bel posted sons
Dod scores.
gOMEs's CITY LEAGUE !
Pacific Asteh girls. rolling With
II handicap. paetsd high team
srtes Of 1895 In the Womsns City
ague matches on the Coliseum [
leys Bessie TroWbridKs nsd . r
. single for = 500 total and Helen B
latfler came through sfth /. s0f 4