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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-12
Invitations out for
Reception

DR.. and Mrs. Henry suzzallo have
issued invitations for reception
AZ tho presidents house on the
campus, Thursday evening. Decem-
Der 20. at $50 o'clock. In honor OF
Mrs, A. II. Anderson.
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SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 3
Seattle Review No. s. W. y. a.
Of the Maccabees. viii meet In
a. o. U. w. hail. 1909 Ninth ave,
Thursday evening. December -, at
8 o'clock.
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IRvTNG PIT A

irving PIT A. viii hold "DidF
Night" In the school auditorium
Thursday, December ~, nj 7.45 p. m.
Judge King Dykeman will be tho
speaker. There will bo n short mu.
steal program followed By refresh.
mgntF.
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Thursday at tho orthopcdio Tea
shop, assisted by Mrs II. r. Bart
let. Mrs O. A, l[ios, Mrs Thomus
Nash. Mrs, Herbert Wlthorspoon,
MIRA Homer boyd. Mira \. III. Mea'
dowcroft, Mrs H. X. Roberts, Mrs
q. A. Kelley. Mrs. j, NJ Gibson
and Mrs. :. II. Crockett.
Thursday morning ut tho Thrift
shop Mrs. s. Il, Robertson and Mrs
Charles Kerr will IN charge for
Mount Baker Park Guild. and In
tho afternoon. Mira NJ NJ carraher
and Mrs. j. II. Quick for First I'M
guild.
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Christmas Party

Alpha Chi Omega will have a
Christmas party on Friday evening.
December IL, at the chapter house.
AIumnao desiring to attend are
asked to notify Mrs, Tom Jones
Parry, ME lrse4922.
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Abolish that lonesome feeling by
recreation and entertain.
ment. Get acquainted. THE LONE
SOME CLUB. HOLY0KE BUILD
ING. III SPRING ST. Meetings
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
evenings. stungers and lonely peo-
pic Adv.
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LuNIoy FRANCHISE

LuSIoN FRANCHISE
Lunlon Franchise win meet
Thursday. December ~, IA one OF
club rooms ~ tho Y. ". c A. The
president, Monsieur Marcel Daily
viii speak on Present Conditions
IN France Political and Otherwise"
All French speaking people who
are interested. win b welcomed a.
guests Of tho club
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likewise. tsns the delicacy Of touch
shown in such numbers as chopin's
Butterfly Etude" and Gricg's wed.
ding Day" The artist WAS repeat
edly and inzistcntly encored.
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To Present Three
Act Plan

saw A WV
''The Trials OF Hostess Is the
tiac OF thrcc.aet farce TO be pre-
sonted by the Ladies' Ala society OF
tho First Presbyterian church ON
Friday evening at 7'A6 o'clock. IN the
main sunday school room. Under the
direction OF Miss LidahlHncho Robe
The cast OF characters follows;
Mrs Montgomery, hostess. ,,.t.....,
...,..A Mrs s. II. wingate
Mrs. uvyAuauly. society iradcr..ss,
,...........M Mrs ", ~. Nonksra
Miss votiue, suttrasotte...,.,
...........,,..M Airs. A. ". HefstAtiet
Mtss Aeribel. cynical spIns,sr $50.
,............. Mrs, IL H. Usher
Mrs Errtr. tActlesa chattcrbox.
.....,t..,..s+.. Mira Il. y. AaAlsn
Bridget irish greer, .,,,,.,...s..'.
.,.......,M Mis-. Ildablanehs Robe
Mrs. ChamiHAde Jones. pianist (spAn-
Inh dance "GhauuinRda''l 1890.
.......M Mrs ". c. MiilouEhby
Airs sehumAnn Helnkr. warbler;
('~rhou Charming biFd'p Caesar
paytdl ..........,.s..s.
..,.. Mrs, oiEa kahiks. eensrsito
Secretary ..,..,,,.... Mrs robert fafA
treasures ...........M Mrs. W. W, Day
club menahers--Aira. II. A Matthew
Airs. T.. h Thomas. Mira y. J. Me-
Arthur. Mrs. H. n. Brooks and Mira,
VIM. Leroy Baird
Property woman. Miss Leoaore wsrtes
Preceding tho play and between the
acts music will be furnished By the
Charmed City Trios
ircur kelso Spencer Mnzso Soprano
slu EnEmRun ,.....ss........ Niolinlst
Ruth Walgmuth ...... .s..,, Pianist
Ten ladies % the Lyric club viii
nciye as usheEs Mrs. newton schren
Mrs Edwin l. Weber, Mrs 4, !. Jseky,
Mrs Chas ". Steward. MFn. O. /. Dom
ms. Mrs. Kooa Grttflth. Mrs. Wm- A.
Holden. NFs. l. ". eastman. Mlaa Eva
nartss and Miss Mary Grant.
The girls presiding ~ tho punch bowls
VIII 30 the Misses Lorna Logan. nurie
be Glasgow. CathsriHp Naui., Margaret
waltz. Dorothy Daniels and Gale Guthrir.
special feature of the evening VIII
ho the sale or delicious home made can
dies
Patrons and patrousssss are; Rev.
and Mrs. II. A. Matthews Mr. and Mrs.
p e. Thomas. Mr., and Mrs. @, A. Stan
ton Mr.. and Mrs, T. y. BROOKS. Mr.. and
Mrs =. :. Macarthur. Mt. and NFn y,
n. wlngAts. Mr.. and Mrs d. W. Alnaiis.
Judge and Mrs. n. e. Hadlcy Or. and
Mrs T. = Forbes. Rev and Mrs. y. u.
Carey. Rev. and Mrs .. A. Crawford.
Rev. and Mrs. z. +, ulbonsy. Mr. and
Mrs wm- Leroy Baird. Mr.. and Mfs.
j. ". Booth. Air. and MIRA ". ". war.
rem. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gsiskicng. Mr
aud Mrs Tho.. Ptdduch. Sir, aad Mrs.
l. p, Bennett. Afr. aad Mrs Arthur
Jeffrey and Mrs Robert Hodge.
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RECREATION AND

FAIRGROUNDS COMMITTEE
Tho recreation aud Fairgrounds
committee OF the Seattle Council OF
parentTracber associations will
meet Thursday. December -. IN the
Community Service rooms. 5it Doug.
las building. at 750 p. ~.
Safety First Contest win DO ex,
planned.
Mrs Elizabeth Harris Of tbs police
department viii speak on PLAY.
fields" and Mrs Pearl Case El1ugh
viii discuss "Chudrca's Parties"
Mrs a. X. Todd. recreation and
Fairgrounds chairman. asks every
PIT. \ circle to rcud n representa-.
tive. -
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Tea HOnOTs
FanlOus SINGER

To honor the noted singer. Miss
Elena Gerhardt. and her accompan.
ist. Miss Paula Hegner, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis J. Armstrong enter.
tanned at tea on sunday Afternoon.
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SEWARD PIT. A.

Seward PIT A. will meet Thurs
day December 10. at 2 p. m. Or.
George Mcclure Will speak on
What Mrs Landes Is Doing for the
Improvement Of the Dance Hall
Girls and Cabareta" Music by
the Boys Glee club under tho
leadership OF Miss BulkIey: Miss.
Nelson's room viii give n drama.
Refreshments and social hour will
follow.
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anRos1s elm

Tho art department. OF tho soroslg
club viii meet at the Federation club.
house on Thursday. December ~. az
z .. m Mrs. Fmnk Atkins viii be
the hostess.
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WOODCHAFT TOTEM CLUB
Woodcraft Totem club viii meet
Thursday, December 10. at y. m,
in the club rooms 41G7 Arcade
building. Nolghborg OF Woodcraft
invited TO attend.
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BRYANT PIT. A.

BklANI B.-I. y.
Bryant PIT. A. will meet Thurs.
day, Dec. 70. at PAS p. m. Miss Anna
r. Hall, Of the University library.
will speak and display chlldrens
books.
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ri BETA PHI gUMMAGE SALE
For tho benefit OF the chapter
house. III Beta Phi sorority will
hold n rummage sale Friday and
Saturday. December IA and -. al
1908 First ave.
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.sMoRTH c1RcLE

Ellsworth circle will NEE, Friday.
December ii. At 1880 y. m, In Vet.
Grams Han Armoy. Election Of
officers Al members urged 70 nj.
tend.
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GREENWOOD
IMPROVEMENT CLUE

The Greenwood Improvement club
will present a play entitled. 'The
Courtship OF Charlie Doughface,"
which will be given by the Gleeful
Troupe Players on Thursday eve
ming. December u, at 8 o'clock, nt
Greenwood hall, s3rd and Green.
wood. Dancing and refreshments
will follow.
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Thursday. Dec ~. at i.t5 r. NJ. IN
Tho vcsiry room Of the Temple de
mIEeh.
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1nNGFELIoW pr. A.

Longfellow PIT. A. VIII meet on
Thursday, Dec. 10, at 2:3O p. m. Mlss
Celia D. Shelton will speak and
music be furnished BY the school. Re
freshments.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
SORORITY TO HOLD

SORORITY TO HOLD
RuMMAGE SALE
Under the auspices ~ local 70.
rnrity. n rummnEo snlc viii DO held
Friday and Saturday. December 10
and IS. from until o'clock. az
1901 Wcsllako ave
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RATION rr,-r

|'''''T'N w 7 IN
Mrs. Della IGlgiey. president OF
Clara Barton tent, will entertain the
officers Of the tent at luncheon on
Thursday, December y, at her
home. 5O36 4lst ave. S. w. Take
Fauntleroy car.
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NINA NJ EYE TENT

Nina NJ Frye tent viii serve lunch,
con ut tho homo or Mira Bartei. SIS
Fifth ave. n. on Thursday. Decom.
bsr 10. at 1880 r. m. \ special lnw.
tntion is extended 20 comrades.
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SEMINARY CLUB

Annie Wright Seminary club meets
with Mrs. y. J.. Allan. 240g Harvard
ave. ~, Thursday Dec. 10. at 2
o'clock.
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WOMEN OF
MOOsEHEART LEGION
The women of Moogeheart Legion
will meet Thursday. December 20. at
3 p. m, a. Moose temple, 1916 Eighth
ave.
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COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
Tho regular meeting Of the Coun.
oil az Jewish Women will be held on
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Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. c. Aston Hole win be host
ess for Queen Anne Guild on
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DIcKENs TELLOWeHIP

The Dickens Fellowship Will meet
Thursday evening. Dec. 10, at ,.
M. IN Chamber Of Commerce rooms.
Captcrs % 70 30 will be reviewed by
Miss Ida CulvcC. Visitors welcome.
The Seattle branch Of tho Dickens
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Pythian Sisters AlruBtic club
meets on Thursday. Dec 10. with
Mrs Z. Young. 4T6g 33.h ave. g. Tor
all day.
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AUXILIARY
TRAINsiEN

The ladies' Auxiliary TO the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Tralnmen
viii meet at 1915 First ave, on
Thursday, December -. at 1870
.. m. Election Of officers.
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Dorlc Social club meets on Thurs.
day. Dec ! ., % o'clock In Masonic
hall. Fremont. Eastern Stars and
friends invited
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

WEST WOODLAND PIT. a.
West woodland PIT. A. viii pre-.
sent the picture, "The Hottentot" In
the school auditorium T hursd y
afternoon. December 10, at 3
O'Clock, and in the evening at 1870
o'clock.
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coE PIT. A.

COE PIT. A.
Fruntz IL Coo P.TA. will meet on
Thursday. Dec. rs. AZ AIS p n. Mias
Jessie b Morrice viii speak on PLAY
and Recreation at tho Adolegcsnt
Period Age" A number Of pupils
and n vocal nolo by l.. y, Tapp nc.
compau ied by Mrs. Roro Helen King.
Will DO part OF tho program.
BUSINESS wOAtEN's CLUB
Weekly luncheon 81 seattts Bust
ness and Professional Women'a club
In Dartnall's cafeteria. on Thursday.
Dec. -. from - 90 O'Clock.
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THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB
Thursday Progress club meets on
Thursday Dec. 10. at 10 O'Clock with
Mrs. II. &. Epps. 1903 18th ave. n. u.
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS PIT. A.
University Heights PIT. a. will
hold Dads Night on Thursday, Dec.
10. DR.. ]. =. Llchtenberger will talk
on Play as a Factor in Education. :"
The boys chorus win sing. Refresh.
ments Will be served.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-29
WHITE EGRETS INCREASE
AT RAPID RATE ON GREEN
ISLAND IN LAGUNA MADRE

The white cgrets and other birds on
he Wells reservation. Green Island, are
breeding earlier this season and show
signs of general increase in numbers
and improvements. according to federal
and state game warden X. ID. Camp who
returned yesterday from visit to
Green Island.
Mr. Camp said that the cottage on the
island for the GA warden there has
been completed md he will have a
warden there pef.A nently after July l.,
70 care for the birds and see that they
are not moles'ed.
at is strange 10 note the difference
in the attitude Of birds when .hey
know they are hunted and when they
know they are protected" Mr.. Camp
said. "The birds on Green Island are
% tame that hey will coiS Up and
alingt on tho edge of the house where
men are working. This has been found
the case, however. with al wild ami
.aaie. Thav how rn-fiie-re as soon as
any protection is given them"
Mr.. Camp commented on the mate
rial increase in the number Of white
egrefs on Green Islrnd. as we'll as the
other birds there thar are protected BY
living on the bi a reservation. The spe-
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cics Of birds which are almost extermi-
mated are Icing watched with unusual
care in order that the species may in
crease.
Mr.. Camp yill return to Green Island
and remain there for several days
watching the birds. He also mentioned
some of the characteristics Of the is
Land. declaring that the brush is SO
thick that II Il impossible to penetrate
it, and that paths are being cut through
il in places. in order that the warden
and other naturalists may study the
bird life on the island.
"Green Island will be wonderful
haven for birds. and a naturaiist's para
disc in the near future" Mr. Camp said.
There are many kinds Of rare birds
there. birds which are Of interest to
scientists and naturalists. and the beau
riful location will make the study Of
their habits and life douhly interesting"
The Island has been leased 70 The Au-
doboa societies Of America for n per-
iod Of fifty years during which time no
birds can be harmed by hunters or 9TH
er persons. In that fifty years. Green
Island should become one of the most
interesting ccnters of bird life in
America, in the opinion Of Mr.. Camp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-29
NORTH SECTION
ROAD BUILDERS
BREAK RECORDS

The construction crew employed on
the north section Of the concrete
highway broke all records Saturday
when they completed 55i feet Of
concrete paving, and the wcrk was
done without overtime, according 10
reports received here. Previous to
'i.is the record was is2 feet In one
day. established by the crew on the
south section.
Reports received in Brownsville
In I night state that the members OF
~ north secticn crew are fac
decidedly ;,chcsty" over their feat.
ard that the claim has been made
raf .he south section crew cannot
duplicate il. The "boys- on the
scath section were not doing any
,oasting last night. hut they inti-
mated that the north end crew may
learn something about real concrete
a'~hvay construction before the
week IL over
The Herald believes that the crews
deserve sourth;ng more than COM
--cndation for the manner ~ W.
they are handling the work. and
hereby pledges itself 10 supply "A
box az cigars 10 the crew making the
hest record in any one day during
'~ coming week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-29
Two
DREDCESFOR
POINT ISABEL
Two Large Suction Dredges
Being Remodeled to Start
Work on Channel for VAL
ley's Harbor

GALVESTON, Tex. April 2S.-
Two suction dredgcs are being fit
ted up at Texas City by John Jacob
son. Galveston contractor, for work
at Point Isabel. and actual opera
tions will be started there the lat
ter part of May. it was stated Fri
day. One Of these dredges is the
Velasco which Is being virtually re-
built for the purpose.
The main power Units of both
dredges will be full Diesel engines,
Mr.. Jacobson stated as these have
been found more economical than
steam for dredging purposes as well
as steamship propulsion. The Velas-
co will be equipped with a 800
horsepower Worthing engine direct
ly connected with q twelve-inch
pump. In addition there will be a
fifty horsepower generator to fur
nish power for twenty-five horse
power motor. which will be used for
winding. and another motor Of sim
liar capacity for cutting. The Velas-
co. when completed, will have a cap
acity Of about 10000 yards per
month. Mr.. Jacobson declared.
The Vela~co will be used ia dredging
the inner channel. which will be about
two miles long with a width II 100 feet
and depth Of sixteen feet. terminal
Ing in a turning basin 800 feet square
The spoil dredged b, this. unit will be
carried off by pipe lines.
The Serond dredgr. Mr.. Jacobson stat
ed. will be smaller and win be Of the
dump type for use in dredging the chan
mel over the bar. This section of the
channel will be $500 feet in length
with width Of 100 feet and a depth Of
eighteen feet. The dredging equipment
viii b. mounted on n large barge aud the
spoil will be dumped within the vessel
itself and when all storage space i filled
the vessel will BE- towcd out 10 sen and
dredged material dumped. This dredge
will be fitted with n workspoor fun
Diesel engine of 1iu horsepower and
will have capacity Of about loo yards
per hour.
: Both drrdgcs.- Mr. Jacobson stated.
will be finished in time 20 start work
the latter part II May. The velasco
has been used for a number OF years
in these waters. but in rebuilding her we
are using full Diesel engines instead IT
steam because of the economy. They
will also require less space
Mr.. Jacobson has also been awarded
a contract 20 drive 200 piling as Since
for an extension Of a Sinclair Oil Com
pany'S wharf and work viii be started
this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-29
LEGISLATORS ON :
INSPECTION TRIP
THROUGH OIL FIELD

EASTLAND, Texas. April 2s-Oil
operations in Eastlnnd county were
secn today by the legislative rrrty who
are studying conditions Ia the oil field,
In order to ascertFin the situation a.
affecting the proposed gross revenue
BILL
Conditions have been generally noted
In the Eastlard. Rrnrcr. German and
Desdemona vicinitics. while many sonRht
first hand informal on - guests of tho
various towns visited The Lvislative
iunketinr party returned NJ Enstlnnh
tonight. Tomorrow they will 70 70 Cis-
20. who're the inspection tour will b.
completed and will return 70 Austin
Monday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-29
LARGE CLASS TO
Be INITIATED BY
KNIGHTS TODAY
Over 200 knights Of Colum-
bus and Fifty Candidates
in City for Initiation. Many
From Mexican Cities

Two hundred members Of the Knights
of Columbus and approximately fifty
candidates for initiation in the order
are in Brownsville today to attend one
Of the largest meetings Of the organiza-
tion ever held in the Valley. Practically
every town in the Valley, South Texas
and northern Mexico is represented.
those from Monterrey and other Mexi-
can points arriving Saturday afternoon,
and the train from the north brought
large delegation from San Antonio.
kingsville and other points Many mem.
bers from Valley towns also arrived
Saturday evening, but the majority will
arrive on the early morning train or by
automobile.
The class to be initiated will include
candidates from Monterrey, Matamoros,
San Antonio. Rio Grande City, Kings
willie and Point Isabel. and the Browns
vile and McAllen teams will be in
charge of the work.
According to the program announced
by local members. the Knights will meet
ut the X. c. hall at $50 this morning.
and Mt y O'Clock will form a parade 10
the immaculate Conception church, the
parade TO be headed by the Twelfth
Cavalry band. Mass will be celebrated
at $3.50 followed by a sermon by the Rt
Rev. Jardon Of Monterrey Initiation
exercises will start promptly at 100
o'clock. and the afternoon will be de-
voted to impressing upon the candi-
dates the duties of a member of the
order. Both McAlien and Brownsville
have excellent teams, and the work will
be exemplified in a manner which will
not fail 10 be impressive.
Promptly nt o'clock this evening
all members. including those newly ini-
tiated, and n number of invited guests
will assemble at the hall for banquet
The program for the event is as fol.
lows.
Address of welcome-A. Albert
Browne.
"orr Ordcr'-E W. Bowlcs.
"The Order in our Sister Republic
J. Pho Laguera.
Poetr-Dr. A. G.. Padilla.
christopher Columbus Bo-
lsdo.
"The Rio Grande valiey'-Patrick s.
Devine
Music for the evening will be provided
tv fhe tctava orchestra.
Following is the program for the ban
quet:
Oyster Cocktail Waters
Olives Pickles
Cold Roast Pork Cold Beef Loin
Cold Turkey Home Baked Ham
Saratoga Chips Butter Rolls
Blackberry Preserves
Fruit Salad
Waters
Napoiitan Ice Cream
Cookies Pastry
Coffee Cake
A. Albert Browne, Grand Knight OF
Brownsville Council No. 1853 has sent
special invitations TO all councils in the
southern part Of the state to attend
the meeting. ssIt will be one Of the
largest meeting Of the Knights Of
Columbus ever held in the Valley" he
stated. "Many of the candidates arc
from Monterrey and Matamoros. and a
large delegation from each of those
cities ar eexrectcd 10 attend"
Local Knights were busy yesterday
afternoon meeting arrivals from Mex
can points as well as from San Antonio
and other South Texas points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-29
TAKE NO ACTION
ON THREE mile
LIMIT QUESTION

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. April -. -
The American Society OF international
Law ended iss convention here today
without having taken action on the 1urs-
tion Of the United States jurisdiction be-
yond the three mile limit in fighting the
rum runners. or on the permanent court
Of international justice. two problems
which commanded major attention.
On the question Of the international
court. which was discussed i'm detail last
night by Secretary Hughes. resclu-
tion was referred to the executive coun-
ell with the request that il ascertain
and make public the opinion Of the
society's members.
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.JAPAN-R RUSSIA
TRADE PLANNED

MOSCOW. April 29.-Thc soviet for
eign office today announced that Japan
through its representative at Vladivos
tok. has proposed "A partial renewal OF
relations with Russia. somewhat along
the same lines az the Russo British
trade agreement. which Moscow con-
siders tantamount TO "A de facto recog-
milton.
IL was announced that the Russian
government is now considering propos-
ais which include the stxk3oning OF
Japanese commercial aecnss az Moscow
vladivostok- Chita and the principal
Siberian centers. and Soviet commercial
agents at Yokohama, Nagasaki and
other centers. but not at Toxic.