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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15

Premier N 5Acn Dccisively
Defeated lie and Five
Ministers Lose Seats.

OTTAWA Sept Is. While the
Liberal Party is six seats short of
4 clear majority as "A result Vt VS.
terday's election, coalition Gov
erninsnt with former Premier "
l.. Mackenzie King at its head is
clearly indicated Premier Arthur
Meighen and the Conservatives were
deais.Vely defeated, suffering net
loss Of 30 seats, including these
ed by Premier Meighon rins If,
nd FIVE other Ministers n his COY
rnmen
Tho Liberals and the members
elected on cbsion blDeral "r0trt Gsive
,ickets have a clear majority Of
II. If the straight Progress.ses
and Gnitod Farmer of Alberta mem
bers are added, It gives clear ma
iority of AZ for low tariff. These
figures give tne iour dou)tf'l aeats
the Labor Party seats and the two
Independents to the opposition.
The standing of the parties as
far as returns have been received
is as follows.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
Insults Written
On Crosses of
u. s. Dead, France

aSiINGTON, Sept. United
States Senator 7. II. Caraway
Democrat of Arkansas, told the
Washington Post that he favored
the return of bodies of United
States soldiers. buried in France,
of the graves, Ito He'll with Am
erica and other vulgar express
sions.
Senator Caraway said: Congress
should appropriate funds for bring
ng home 10000 dead III France
france undoubtedly loves Germany
more than America"
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
Junior Baseball
League to See
Charlie Chaplin

Baseball Commissioner Lands"
Shepard and Assistant Commissioner
mentary party Saturday night to the
members of the Juneau Junior Base
ball League to witness THE Gold
Rush." starring Charlie Chaplin, at
the Palace theater. Only the actual
players in the Junior League and
their bat boys are invited. The
bunch will meet at Triangular Cor
Iner at 715 o'clock Saturday and
proceed in body to the Palace
theater
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
SENATOR SMITH WINS IN S. C..

COLUMBIA S. c.. Sept 15.-Sen-
ator Ellison d. Smith, World Court
advocate has been renominated for
Senator in the run-off primary in
this State, defeating Speaker of the
House of Representatives Edgar A.
Brown. who opposed the World
Court. Returns from 1869 out of
1888 precincts gave Smith 1906
Brown 1864
John G. Richards, member of the
State Railroad Commission, is con-
ceded the nomination for Governor
in the run-off primary Returns now
in give Richards S9,347, Ira C. Black.
wood 63,437.
Representative Hampton p. Full
mer was renominated for Congress
in the Seventh District, receiving
1895 and Ernest NJ Dupre 11,818.
All other Congressman and State
officers were nominated at the first
primary.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
WELLER LEADING AND
RITCHIE NOMINATED

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. ID
Senator Orvington f. Weller. dry, is
leading Congressman John Philip
Hill, wet, for the Republican nom
ination for Senator in 929 out of
1.1S4 precincts, by 2S,952 to 27,-
242.
Gov. Albert C. Richie was re-
nominated for his third term as
Governor by the Democrats, par
tial returns giving him 1898
against 1854 for William Mines
Maloy. former Public Service Com
missioner.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
COL. STEESE BREAKS
RECORD FOR TRAVEL

Col. James G. Steese. of the Alaska
Road Commission. will arrive in
Juneau tonight on the Northwestern
after having broken all records fer
travel, going from Nome to Valdez
in four days. He travelled by air.
plane from Nome to Fairbanks in
9ia hours, After a rest OF ~ hours
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15

in Fairbanks, Col. Steese left there,
driving his own car. reaching Valdez
4S hours later.
The present trip of Col Steese to
the interior is the second this year.
He recently travelled from Wiseman
to Cordova in less than three days.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15

Mrs. George Beck wife OF George
Beck of the Citizens Light & Water
Power Co.. of Ketchikan. with her
small son is visiting in juneau with
Mr. and Mrs. George Beck OF the
Presbyterian Missions. They will
leave for Hoonah on the mission
boat for q short visit there.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
EARL ROSSMAN HERE

Earl Rossman, who was official
photographed for the recent expedi-
tion of Capt. George II. wilkins in
the Arctic, and who has been spend
ing considerable time around Nome
and in the interior, arrived here on
the steamer Yukon yesterday and
will remain in juneau week an
the guest of Karl Theiie.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
Prohibition Agents Are
Ordered Into New Field

HOQUIAM. Wash. Sept. 15.-Con-
gressman Albert Johnson announced
that Is prohibition agents will be
established in Olympia on petition
of Southwest Washington residents
The agents will combat liquor
smuggling in Olympia, Kelso, Grays
Narbor, Willapa Harbor and the
southern end of Puget Sound.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
Min sters Defeated

The Ministers in the Cabinet who
were defeated include Premier Ar
thur Meighen; e. l.. Batenaude
Minister of Justice Andre FauteGx.
Solicitor General: Eugene Paquet,
Minister of Health; Donald Suther-
land and Raymond Morand. Minis
ters without i'ortfo 10
Former Premier King successfully
defended his seat
Agnes McPhil was again elected
and she will again be the only
woman member Of Parliament, Sac
has beer a member os the last two
Parliaments.
Capt. George Black, Conservative
was reelected in Yukon Territory,
defeating Fred T. Congdon, Liberal.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
Skagway Cut Flowers
Praised at Toronto

SKAGWAY. Alaska, Sept. 15.--
Advices have been received here
Toronto exhibition by w. C. Blan.
chard, arrived there in fine shape
and had received much favorable
comment
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
FAIR IS OPEN
today; CROWD
IN ATTENDANCE
Fun and Frolic Starts Follow
ing Band Concert
Exhibits Are Many.

The doors of the Southeast
ern Alaska Fair swung open to
the public this afternoon at
1:30 o'clock following the open
air concert by the Juneau City
Band. A change was made in
the original program and At
torncy General John Rustgard
will make the formal opening
address at 8 o'clock tonight.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
ADMlNISTRATlO

SEATTLE. Sept. 15.-United States
Senator Wesley l.. Jones declared
that his nomination for a fourth term
was an Endorsement of the Coolidge
Administration.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
Bellingham Couple Take
Positions, Skagway Bank

SKAGWAY. Alaska, Sept. &c.
P. Kirkland and wife, Of Bellingham,
Wash. have arrived here and both
have taken positions with the Bank
of Alaska. They are making their
home at the Pullen House.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15

Let's go Where? To the South
eastern Alaska Fair It's on The
biggest time for everyone in the
whole year! An eager crowd is
thronging the Fair building this af-
ternoon, amazed at the beautiful and
marvellous exhibits which have been
produced in the vicinity of Juneau,
mover before realizing the wonderful
resources and products found in the
northern land. Roulette wheels are
spinning. m n ture make-belieye
gambling is at its height, bringing
and the old dance halls. which have
so faded from the newly civilized
land
Large lance Floor
The entire front end of the build
ing has been given over to dancing
and there should be plenty of room
for everyone. The floor has been
polished and put in excellent shape
so that real dancing may be enjoyed.
The Alaskans, furnishing the music,
will play from 8 O'Clock until mid
night each evening
At the rear end of the main floor
the booths games and displays are
featured The booths are arranged
as follows: Proceeding to the right
are, first: A game offering ducks,
chickens, turkeys, rabbits. and geese.
This booth is run by AL Forsythe.
Second: Dave Housel's novelty con
cession, lots of free stuff for the
kiddies as we'll as blankets, and
other valuable prizes. He claims to
have the only blonde Eskimo in
existence, which will feature his
stand.
Third: Moose lodge. offering blan-
kets, suitcases, silverware, and novel
ties.
Fourth: II. L. Hamilton, artist ex-
hibit These pictures will be given
away during the Fair. They are all
Alaska scenery paintings.
Fifth: Charlie Benders, ice cream,
drinks, and novelties.
Sixth: Stage, here will be present
ed all the special entertainment
which has been provided by the
Fair committee.
Seventh: Gastineau Electric Co..
display Here is featured one of the
most modern and useful pieces of
equipment manufactured. and should
be seen by everyone. It's purpose;
efficient refrigeration from light
socket. A Delco lighting system for
ranches, etc, also is exhibited.
Eighth Emmett Bothelo, novelties,
pictures. etc.
Ninth George Jorgensen. wrist
watches. umbrellas, suitcases.. etc.
Tenth: Hub Merchandise of Doug
las. Shoes, sweaters. lamps, novel
ties. etc.
Eleventh: Knowel's song shop
This booth is known as Booth Eleven
and is featuring canary birds and
novelties.
Twelfth: Frank Harris, sporting
goods.
Thirteenth: Jack Holmes. the doll
shop.
Fourteenth Archie Bartlett, delica-
lessen.
Fifteenth: Douglas. Eagles (F. o.
E). silk goods.
| Sixteenth: Jack Kearney, Hot
Dogs!
Seventeenth. Lew Anderson and
Mrs. Hellan, the vanity shop, spe-
cializing in California perfumes
Eighteenth Monte Carlo merchan-
disc booth. Featuring the old time
roulette wheel.
| Nineteenth: Beach and Hellan,
novelties.
Twentieth: Mrs. f. J. Hall, fish
pond.
FoIgers Coffee Demonstrated
At the center are three booths
Dn~ lob
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORES

Pittsburgh, s. New York, 6.
st. Louis. 8. Philadelphia. 2.
Cincinnati. 7; Brooklyn. 2.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
MONTPELIER. Vt, Sc

MONTPELIER. Vt. Sept. ia
Senator Porter II. Dale was renom-
mated by the Republicans yester-
day. Former Judge John f. Weeks
was chosen as the Republican noI-
inee for Governor.
The Democrats nominated James
K. Kennedy for Senator.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15
MICHIGAN G.. o. P. DEFEATS
GROESBECK FOR FOURTH TERM

DETROIT, Mich. Sept 15.-Fred
w. Green, Mayor of Ionia defeated
Gov. A. J. Groesbeck who was seek
ing the fourth term for Governor
in the Republican primary by 40,
900 majority.
Grant w Hudson, dry. and Rob
ert Clancy, wet. won Republican
Congressional nominations
Frank p Bohn defeated Frank
D. Scott, Republican Congressman
of long standing, for denomination
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-09-15

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
IN q Tffy

But what are we going to eat?"
| queried when we arrived at the
house-for nobody was at home.
Just you wait n couple Of min
ntes-and I'll have a tempting repast
for you" Helen promised-and hast
ened off to the kitchen.
In little more than "a couple Of
minutes" she invited me in to tie
most appetizing luncheon anyone
could ask-the main goodness Of
which consisted Of piping hot thmales
-Gebhardt's Of course-which she
had heated in the can and served
without the slightest bother.
ave always keep these delicious
foods-Gebhardt's--on the pantry
shelf-ready for just such occa-
slons." Helen told me az we enjoyed
her "hurry-up" meal, they're real
work savers besides being wholesome
and delicious.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
Charming Firture

"And now l want you to see my
newest acquisition" my buddy
announced after luncheon.
And, Susie, ms we entered her
room there greeted my delighted
gaze the most attractive dressing ia
ble-with triple beveled mirrors. ade-
luate drawer space, all finished like
the rest of the rooms woodwork
lifted right into the wall. You re-
member, I've mentioned how small
Helen's room is-and that's why
this dressing table is ideal-it sup.
plies adequate room for everything
yet occupies no floor space at all.
Then, too, it's picturesque-draped
at the top with the same material
Hs.the window MISUNDERSTANDING
an 1850 effect with 1926 convent
,nce.
/ learned that this charming
dressing table came from Steyes Sash
and Door Co., who carry a complete
line Of built-in fixtures, ready to be
quickly and easily installed in new
home or old. They're available,
Helen says, through any local lumber
dealer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
Tourney of Roses Set
For San Pedro Park

The Tourney of the Roses" a col
orful pageant and reproduction of the
ancient tournament of the days OF
chivalry will be given at 5 30 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, April 20, by the
members Of the Texas Cavaliers.
This organization is patriotic in
nature and is designed TO keep alive
the love of horsemanship that has long
been one of the principal features Of
Texas life, and at the same time by
staging pageants and historic me
mortal exercises to keep alive the
memory of the gallant men on horse
back who made possible the empire
which is now the State Of Texas.
The tourney will take place in 4
specially erected stadium in the south
east corner Of San Pedro park. Mayor
John Tobin and Commissioners Ray
Lambert and Paul Steffler are coop
Grating in erecting the stadium.
The place is an ideal one for stag
ing a reproduction Of the ancient
game of the days of chivalry. called
the Tournament. This consists in
riding at the rings, the winner to
choose from the bevy Of noble ladies
one to be princess Of Love and Hon.
or" There are three rings pendant
from cross arm OF upriShts erected
for this purpose. About 75 feet from
the last ring will be Saracen. ian
cffigy made Of wood. TO represent tho
ancient enemies Of Christendom in the
days Of the Crusaders). this Saracen
has a shield held at such an angle
that IL the Knights lance hits the
shield the Saraccn spins around and
thumps the Knight on the back with
a sandhag. However IL the knight
hits the Saracen in the face. the
wooden image falls backward quite
dead" Such hit counts as much
as three rings, and will be of great
weight in deciding who wins the
Tourney Of the Roses.
In addition to the Tourney, there
will be n Battle Of the Roses. or in
the language Of chivalry "Tbe Joust
of st. Peters Wold." This is
battle royal between ten knights. five
on each side. Each knight wears n
heavily padded armor and n padded
helmet to protect his head and eyes,
and Is armed with n wooden sword.
On each knights helmet is n waving
plume and the battle" is tn cut off
each others plumes. When his plume
is cut. the knight is constructively
dead. and must retire from the lists.
The knight who keeps his plume intact
wins the Joust. and chooses n lady
who shall be maid Of honor. TO her
ROYAL Highness the Princess. This
will he according to those who have
seen the rehearsals. an exciting con-
test both in hoSemanshin and fencing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
Tasty "Eats"

After swimming, of course, seats"
are of prime importance-and our
schedule always includes a tasty
lunch after the daily plunge
dainty sandwiches of light bread
delicious little cookies or a layer
cake. You might think this neces-
states considerable cffort-but-
no. indeed--we simply 90 by the Van
Ripper Bakery, at 124 jefferson
Street-get a loaf Of their delicious
bread-which is quickly made I'D in
to appetizing sandwiches-and some
OF their dclectable cakes and mas
tries-and we're off! "van" good
les are always delicious-made of
purest ingredients and baked under
most sanitary conditions-and how
easily they solve the problem Of de-
licious refreshments. Just try them
Tor your next picnic-youIl be de-
lighted!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
FdUorite Dessert

What delicious ice cream" Ce-
lestine exclaimed, as we concluded
dinner with the favorite dessert Of
the family. at has a most intfigu-
ing flayor-so different from the
usual ice creams--do let me in on
the secret of how you make t."
This, my dear, is Coffee Ice
Cream" Grace confided, sits very
easy to make. You just add half
a cup of strong Fl and n Coffee
to pint OF pure cream, stir in
enough sugar to sweeten and, IL you
like, bit Of lemon Juice. Freeze
and you have a dessert that's al
ways sure to please--and is both
healthful and nourishing, as'well."
"Just one point you must be sure
to remember" Grace added, always
use Fl and II Collector it's the
delicious flavor Of this wonderful
blend that imparts such goodness to
the fee cream"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
joy Source

To assure real Joy and happiness
FOR our outings these days Of golden
sunshine and colorful fragrant bios
soms-of singing birds and csressine
breezes-we always take along our
portable photograph. It's so easily
slipped into the car-and on our
arrival-all settled in a shady nook
we have at our command fayorite
ballads-peppy Jazz tunes-anything
We want-and how music does put
over a party! Truly the portable is
the Joy Source" IN our crowd. We
secured it--as well as our assortment
Of recOrds-from the quality stocks
Of TIbOs. GOggan and Bros, at Broad
way and Trayis-you're always ns-
sured the best when buying from
this splendid establisbment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
OIL Ia h oman
Us Honor
Guest

Lieutenant and Mrs. P. T. Heffner
entertained Friday night in their
home in Fort Sam Houston, with a
buffet supper, honoring their guest,
Miss Phoebe Jane Heffner of Okla
homa.
A mass Of pink and white roses
filled vases and bowls placed about
the rooms. Mrs. Charles Mueller pre-
sided at the coffee service.
The guests were Miss Heffner. Cap
tain and Mrs. Charles Mueller, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. ]. NJ. Roamer. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. i. r. Stevens, Misses
Grace Such, Mary Kinney, Hope
Israel, L. Heath. r. Kerlick and Lieu
tenants Sherman V. Hasbrouck. Paul
A. PickhGrdt. Joseph 4. Kiclty,
Ralph A. Koch, Clyde d. Eddleman,
Dudley, y. N. Crimson.
Following the supper. dancing at
the officers dance in the Argcnne
Heights Club was enjoyed.
e - -
Mrs. L. W. Caffey will entertain
the Special Troops Bridge Club OF
April 20.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
Special EUent

A beautiful comprehensive glow
md charm Of youth--every woman's
aspiration And telling the women
If San Antonio just how to achieve
md retain such beauty is the com
mission Of Mrs. Marcia Short, skin
specialist and official representative
If Marie Earle, famous New York
,eauty expert--who will be at Miss
Westerns Shop, Houston and North
Presa, all this week. A wonderful
opportunity to secure expert personal
attention-advice concerning special
needs as well as the famous Marie
Earle preparotions-real metropoli-
tan service, in facts afforded in
this visit Of Mrs. Short-be sure 70
see her this week
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
For Real Chic

An interesting finish to add real
chic to Spring costumes-and, Of
course, indispensable for n hand
some Spanish shawl-is heavy silk
fringe in colors to harmonic or
contrast. And now this exquisite
trimming Is easily available for the
Specially Shop, at Crockett and
Losoya, is offering beautiful quality
fringe silk in twenty, or more co.,
ors-and will teach one to make the
fringe to suit ones individual needs.
Think what an opportunity to secure
this smart touch,
Jewel studding, too--a favored
fancy of the Spring evening mode
is done by this shop-in an inter
csting range Of shades.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

Gunter Hotel VIII give series OF
dances with Alphonso Trents cele-
brated jazz orchestra furnishing the
music. Those boys are shot" I'm
told-so everyone is anticipating n
perfectly gorgeous time on these
MISUNDERSTANDING beneath the stars
in the bewitching setting Of the
Japanese roof-to inspiring music.
And-a very special trest--this Or
chestra will entertain dinner guests
Of the Gunter on this, Sunday, even
ing-with pleasing concert music
from 9 to 0 o'clOck-in the Cafe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
FiniiS.

The Fiesta is only n week Off
and everyone is anticipating the
pleasures of San Antonio's spring
pageant when her sons and daugh-
ters commemorate that glorious vic.
tory at San Jacinto which estab-
lished the independence Of the Lone
Star State. There will be numer-
Gus parades-and then on Thus
lay the coronation Of the Queen fol-
lowed on Friday by the Battle of
Flowers. It promises to be more
beautiful this year than overland
we're all planning on a glorious time.
Can't you be with us on this oc-
easion?
RUTH THORNTON.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
Music Expert
Will Lecture

Today at 3 p. IN. in the ball room
of the st. Anthony Hotel, John NJ.
Williams. well known music educator
and composer of New York City, will
give a special complimentary lecture
to the musicians of this city. The sub
ject of the lecture will be ''The Mu-
steal Education Of Child" Those in
terested are invited to attend without
charge.
Mr.. Williams is the author of
many we'll known music books for
children
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
House Guest Is
Feted at Post

Delightfully."- informal was the party
given Wednesday night by Captain and
Mrs. j. NJ. Roamer in their home in
Fort Sam Houston. complimenting
Miss Phoebe Jane Heffner of Okla
homa. the house guest Of Captain and
Mrs. p. II. Hcffner. Bridge was en-
joyed by the twenty guests.
- ~ ~
Colonel and Mrs. George S. Gibbs
will entertain with a dinner party on
April IA. at their quarters at Fort
Sam Houston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

line--is the choice Of many n smart
woman for the balmy days Of spring
and summer. Fashioned Of pussy
willow, crepe. georgette or indestruc.
tible wolfe, these frocks are a de-
lightful combination Of charm,
beauty and utility. And they're so
easy TO make, too-if you choose
your materials from the lovely as
sortment OF quality fabrics offered
by Lundeen's. the Daylight Silk
shop, at 219 Alamo Plaza. They're
there in luIuriant beauty-exquisite
color combinations most favored by
Dame Fashion-and all conserva-
lively priced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
Silver Tea to
Aid st. Marks

Mrs. Frank NJ. Golden and Mrs.
Frank w. Church will entertain from
3 to 5 o'clock Saturday with a silver
tea in the home Of Mrs. Golden, 92s
West Mistletoe avenue. The proceeds
Of the tea viii be devoted to the par
ish aid building fund of st. Mark
Episcopal Church.
- - ~
Mrs. z. n. Mead of Riverside,
Cal, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. L. w. Caffey, wife of Colonel
Cnffey of Fort Sam Houston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
P.T.A. Members
Meet FRIDAY

The Robert B. Green School Par
ent-Teachers' Association will meet al
3 10 O'Clock Friday afternoon in thu
school. A short program by tho
children will be followed by an im|
portant business session. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
~ y -
Mrs. J. NJ. Roamer and Mrs. p. T.
Heffner will entertain the Ladies'
Luncheon Club of the Twenty-thirj
Infantry on Tuesday at the Officers
Club.