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FARLINGEN
TO BE MARRIED

TO BE MARRIED
The marriage Of Miss EVE Chaud-
DIN and Milton NJ. Miller Will be
solemnized on Christmas night at Z
o'clock in the home of the bride
parents, Judge and Mrs. r. /. Chaud-
DIN, in the presence OF immediate
relatives and most intimate friends.
Morris Chaudoin. brother Of the
bride, and his wife will attend the
bridal pair.
The prominence Of the bride
family has given the affair much In
terest in Harrington, where Miss
EVE has spent most Of her life. she
will be married in a two-pIece cos
tune az dark blue satin-faced crepe,
with border of metallic embroidery,
her hat of the metallic type, match
ing her dress.
Miss Chaudoin has held the posi-
ton of cashier in the Valley state
bank, and was presented with sew
eral elaborate gifts Of silver from
there.
Mr.. Miller is assistant treasurer
for the Louisiana Railway and Navi-
cation company in Texas. and u To-
Gated at Grecnville. Reverend j. II.
King. pastor OF the Methodist church,
will offieiate, and Presiding Elder J.
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INVESTIGATOR
TEACHES WORK
Jester Tells Corpus
Man of Duties In
New Office

x ". Jester. Brownsville. investi-
gator for the district. kas blossomed
cut into the instructor class. The
mar is coming right along IN the
world and is rapidly acquiring an
education in practically all trades he
has always been known as a good o.
fioer. and recently the district court
.rs purchased q camera for use IN
nj. worn and instructed him to learn
Nj nuch sooner had this been ac-
rompIished than along came the IN
xtructing job. In that too he &C
auitted himself with yalor.
Dewey Tom. last week was appoint
"a s~pccial Investigator for the dls-
trirt that encompasses corpus
Christi. He had never held a similar
nosition before, and a course OF IN.
struction was decided upon. Called
upon 10 suggest an instructor, George
Westeryelt. district attorney, promPl-
~ thought Of Jester, who a rehoer-
"A him invaluable aid during tne
course of many important trials ~
Cameron county. a.
The result was Mr.. Tom came 10
R~rownsvilIe and put himselt unoet
the guidance of Mr.. Jester, VINO W.
irto ali phases OF the work WITH MIN
during the course Of a three-day WISH
here in the early days OF the VEGA
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2OOOATTEND
ROTARYTREE
Santa Distributes Club
Gifts to Huge
Throngs

Approximately 1000 children At-
tended the annual Rotary club
Christmas tree Friday night. held in
the yard az the First Presbyterian
church. on Palm boulevard. between
Elizabeth and Levee streets. accord
inr 20 Rev. r. II. Day, chairman oi
the Christmas tree committee of ths
club.
To these 1000 children we're dis
tributed gifts Of candies, apples
oranges. toys and school accessories
The tree was one Of the most sue
cessful from every standpoint the or'
~ganization has ever held, Mr.. Day
said.
Santa Claus was there, d~istributinE
the gifts and having a pat on tht
head and a kindly smile for each oi
the Youngsters attending. Some oi
these Riddles came hy proxy IN
muddy conditions of the roads, neai
their homes. making u Impossioit
10 rthem 70 come I'm person liz Mn ne
lievcd by members Of the tree com
mittee that everyone q the tickets
distributed were taken up ~ tns
gathering.
In commenting on the success N
the venture Mr.. Day expressed NJ
gratitude for the able assistance Ten'
dered ~ Mrs. Del Perkins and tht
girl reserves: the boy scouts and thf
city health unit. Of which Mr. VII.
liam s. West i chairman. The latter
organization was responsible in a
large measure for distributing ths
tickets. while the reserves aided II
assemblind the gifts and gettiag Their
into the stockings. The boy scouts
dill yeoman service in policing a.
grounds while the gifts we're heinG
distributed. nc said.
Santa Claus made his appearance
under the tree at $3.50 o'clock. anf
stood AZ his place. distributing ~
good cheer until $3.50 o'clock.
The gifts. most or them Of avn ez.
ceptionally high quality, were as.
sembled BY the Rotary Club Christ
mas tree committee. which was ap.
pointed recently. Mr. nay was chair.
man Of the group. which Was com.
uoSed az Joe Bollack and Homer l.
fitch
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Enough Money RAISED
For Charity Dinner

Sufficient funds were raised by the
committee for the annual Christmas
dinner to be given az the Charity
home, Mrs. Nolney w. Taylor, chair
man announced late Friday evening.
Up until about the middle of the
week only $l5 has been donated for
the dinner along with many dona-
tions in food. but that was not
enough money to buy the meat, vege-
tables, and other necessities to make
the dinner complete. An extra effort
10 ct more money was successful and
there will be plenty to buy the food,
it is said.
Those assisting Mrs. Taylor on the
committee were Mesdames Jesse
Wheeler, A. G. Starck. j. X. Wells.
Enrique Garcia will do the baking
and make arrangements for serving
the dinner.
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PACIFIC COAST AND SOUTH HELD
SPORT BOARDS IN AUGUST

The effete east and the ambitious
middle west we're forced TO stand
BY in August and watch the Pacific
coast and south bask in the sport
limelight.
True, the middle west drew some
attention BY virtue OF the fact that
the national golf championship tour
rev was staged on the historic
Minikahda links at Minneapolis and
the east boasted Of the setting for
the national tennis tourney But
Bobby Jones. Atlanta born and bred,
romped away with the golf honor
and Helen Wills. native daughter Of
California, regained her tennis title
on the Forest Hill courts.
Jones once more started poorly IN
tourney play. scoring a Is for the
first or the two rounds OF medal play
He came through with a 81 for the
second round. taking the medalisi
honors by three strokes. lie had
a narrow squeak in the early round
against Maurice Mccarthy, due main
Iy to n leisurelv start. Then he
took on Jimmy Johnson OF Minnea'
polls and a great golfer In his own
right and defeated Johnson 10 TO
in the quarter finals.
Fecing Francis Ouimet In the
semis. the Atlanta wizard gave the
former carry star one Of the worst
beatings OF his career-1i and 10
Meanwhile Chick Evans and Roland
Mackenzie had fought their wsv "a
the other half Of the semi-finals
Evans bested Mackenzie and then
met Jones for the title George Vor
Elm tried vainly TO defend.
Jones. again at the ton Of tbs
game. romped away with the finsI
match. s ard z. the best margin
score in the finals OF the tourney in
its history.
Miss Helen Wills. forced 70 give
over her national title last fall nv
default due to her lavoff in the mid
season for an operation. fought he'
way through 2 formidable field o.
American. British. French, Spanish
rrd Holland stars, to regain the
title.
Miss Molla B~jurdstedt Mallory. de.
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New Bank Building
AT Mercedes Complete

MERCEDES, Dec. 24.-Parties who
have rented rooms in the new Hidal-
20 County Bank building are occupy
ing their new quarters. John Apper-
ton, fruit and vegetable broker. has
occupied his rooms on the second
floor. while Bennett and Anderson,
attorneys. have removed their offices
TO the third floor and will occupy
them following Christmas.
The building Is one Of the most
modern in the Valley. A feature Il
the steam heating system which al
so supplies the postoffice. adjoining
the bank on Third street.
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Harrington Postal
Receipts Growing

HARLlNGEN. Dec. 24.-Postai re-
ceipts in this city have exceeded
100000 for 1927. and Tire local post
office will Be designated as a first
class office on July .. 1928. IL pres
emit receipts are maintained for the
first half Of the year. J.. X. Rodgers.
local postmaster reported Saturday.
December receipts of the office are
not yet available. but are expected
to bring the total for the year over
S42. 000. This will give Harrington the
second first class postoffice in the
Valley. Brownsville has the first.
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Matamoros Children
Will Get Xmas Gifts

The poor children Of Matamoros
are not being forgotten in the general
rush Of Christmas activities on the
North side OF the river, it i an
nouneed by officers or the organiza-
ton. These gifts will consist of can
dies, nuts, fruits and clothing.
All poor children Of the city have
been invited to attend the gathering,
and sufficient gifts for all have been
arranged il is said.
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81 Sport ReVewg1927 q
IT, By NoRMAN e. brown. ~
BY NORMAN q BROWN. ' :

the victors, but the young English
lass was no match for Helen in the
title match. Helen winning 81, g.,
her powerful stroke beating down
Miss Nuthall from the very stars.
Tommy Armour added the Ca
madam open golf championship 70
his national open title. Mrs. Harry
Pressler of Los Angeles. playing in
her first major golf tourney. won
the women's western golf champion
ship by defeating Miss Bernice Wall.
The American team of tennis stars
defended successfully the WiEhtman
trophy by defeating the British in
vaders five matches to two. Mrs.
Molla Mallory won the deciding
match by defeating Joan Fry Of Eng
land.
George Lott. young American star
and conqueror Of Bill Tilden earlier
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Tending champion, was successful
until She met Mrs. Charlotte Hos
mer Chaplin in the quarter finals.
Mrs. Chaplin triumphed 6-3, l-6, 6-4
Miss Wills defeated Miss Jose
phine Crookshank, Mrs. Lillian Schar-
man Hester. Mrs. John Hill Of Eng
land. and then Miss Kea Bowman.
champion Of Holland. in climbing to
the semi-finals. She faced a sister
Californian. Miss Helen Jacobs. n
the semi-finals. while Mrs. Chaplin
and Miss Betty Nuthall, young Brit
ish star. fought it out in the Other
match.
Miss Wills and Miss Nuthall were
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Gil Not To Seek
Office, Is Report

Governor Portes Gil Of the state
n T~amaulipas. Just south Of here in
Mexico, will not be a candidate for
reelection next spring. and the
choice for governor lies between
Pedro Gonzales and Francisco Cas-
tilianos. il was announced by mem
hers Of the "Partido S~ocialista
Fronterizo. in Matamoros.
Members Of the party arc prepar-
ing for the primary election which
will be held in January 10. and adj
vance information points to a heat
ed contest in the state.
Governor Gil of Tamaulipas is
well known here. as he has made a
trip through the Valley. having
spent several days in this section in
company with other officials of
Mexico.
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MERCEDES

CLUB PARTY
One Of the many Christmas parties
this season was that Of Wednesday
afternoon when Mrs. X. Z. Kirk
ratrick was hostess TO the Coterie
club nj her home on Virginia avenue.
The rooms where the guests were en-
tertained were beautiful with Yule-
tide decorations.
Mrs. John Herndon scored high in
the club with Miss Nennie Haynes
scoring high among the guests. Fol-
lowing the game a tempeting refresh
ment course was served. covers being
placed for Mesdames II. j. Mention,
William Copeland, J. K. Blythe, c. II.
HUM. ID. W. Hughes. John Herndon,
p. w. Perkins. B. r. SAMSON. Art
Tolson. Jack George, +. H. Poteet,
and Miss vennie Haynes.
MRS. MORRISON PRESIDES
Mrs. Grant Morrison presided at
Mondays meeting of the Woman's
Study club in the absence OF the
president. Mrs. Raymond Mills. Mrs,
John Jones acted as secretary. Al
this meeting Mrs. W. l.. Bradbury
was added to the membership roll.
Mrs. j.. W. Rouse, Sr-, had charge
Of the program and gave 2 most IN
teresting resume of the book, I'M
patient Griselda".
Those present at this meeting were
Mesdames J.. L. Vining, John Jones,
o. +. Van Berg. S. H. Collier. G. @.
Commans, G. X. Watson, J. W.
Rouse. r. A. Roland, J.. L. Bruce,
Grant Morrison and +. B. Wilmer.
ALTERNATE CLUB
The last meeting of the Alternate
Wednesday club had for hostess,
Mrs. George Elliff. During the bust
ness session. Mrs. B. oldemeyer read
a very interesting paper on poultry
raising.
After the program dainty refresh
ments we're served to the following
women: Mesdames NJ. A. Borchelt,
L. shannon, +. ]. Drefke, ]. A. Chan
man. L. Z. Etnire, G. Harrolson, j. ID.
Kennedy, Ben Oldemeyer, and }. L.
Shriver.
RECITAL
Mrs. T.. H. Henry and Mrs. III. L,
Hacer presented their pupils N q
Joint recital at the home Of Mrs,
Hager. The music pupils presented
BY Mrs. Hager were Johnnie scott
Frances MADDEN, Delight shaw
Betty Scott. Dora Hager, Irene RICE
Ferguson Hager. Dorothy Wagner
Matte Lee Breeding, J~acqueiine
Johnson, and George Cope Breeding
The expression pupils presented
BY Mrs. Henry we're Sara INNS
Elizabeth Tidmore. Pauline Brand
| sara Henry. Elizabeth Dunn, Winter
Martin. Howard Roman, Lewis Henry
Tpllis Martin. Clarence Henry. Jacb
| Brown. Frances Irby, Virginia Henry.
Martha Brothers, Betty Ray and
Estellc Ashton.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sewell and son.
Wallace. and Mrs. O.. +. Jones OF
Foinburc. Mrs. Sewell's sister, LEFT
Thursday for Dallas TO spend tht
Christmas holidays with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Sewell's daughter, Mrs. Pau
Reed. formerly Miss Anna Mar!
I Sewell Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCullcy 81
Houston. will arrive in Mercedes sat
dav ~ spend Christmas with thelI
daughter. Mrs. Jack George and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fl. Bass Of Hous'
ton. arrived Thursday u spend thc
holidays in tho home Of their dauEh'
| ter. Mrs. John Herndon. and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Bennett and
children will return Saturday from
San Antonio where they have spent
several days.
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in the year, defeated Rene La Coste,
outstanding ace Of the French Davis
cup team. in an invitation tuorney
AZ Southampton. y. Y. Tilden beat
Lott in the finals OF the same tour
ncy. however.
Jack Dempsey issued a statement
in which he predicted he would
knock out Champion Tunney. But
he didn't know about the long count.
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SUMMARY

There has been a further sIIsHt
decrease in bsrometrie pressure
throughout the country. and weather
eonsitions have moderated according
~. VERY light SHOWS occurred Win,
IN the last "a hours in the central
planes states and scattered hght
rains on the Pacific coast. was
sligh,Iy warmer this morning IN
TEXAS. the southeastern states. ana N
nortionx Of the far northwestern
s~sates. and slightly colder from Ar
kansas no~rtheastward to the New
England states. Temperatures were
still below the seasonal average
however. practically throughout the
United States and the
Northwest.
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VALLEY WOMAN ILL

MERCEDES, Dec. 24.-Robert
Meeker, advertising manager of the
Valley Farmer. is in Houston. where
Mrs. Meeker is seriously i'll at the
81. Josephs Infirmary. Mrs. Meeker
went 70 Houston last Saturday and
submitted 10 an operation Tuesday,
latest report received here saying
that she was improving as well as
conditions will permit.
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone Z
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor

4. Lovett Of Brownsville will be
present.
The couple will leave Immediately
after the ceremony for New Orleans.
Shreveport and then TO Greenville,
where they will make their home.
FOOTBALL BOYS HONORED
, The domestic science class in cook
ing, and Miss Clara Cliff, teacher,
gave a buffet luncheon compliment
ing the eleven letter men and Coach
Denton, OF the football team, We'd
nesday at noon in the dining room
Of that department. IL was bright
and inviting. with elaborate Christ
mas decorations, wreaths, red tapeFs,
bells and lovely poinsettias. The
luncheon was cooked and served by
the advance class in domestic science.
Miss Cliff was a genial hostess and
Misses Lacus and Neva La Turno
we're table hostesses.
TEACHERS ON VACATION
The public schools closed Thurs
day afternoon and there will be no
school until January >. Most all Of
the faculty members are located in
Harrington, or live toe far distant
20 so home for such a short stay.
Mrs. Claude Fullick, Misses Frances
kimbrough. Christine Wellborn and
Margaret Thompson are leaving Fri
day for their several homes from
the high school. From the junior
high Miss Lois Ballard will spend n-r
vacation in Weslaco, Miss Pauline
Parker will go to Milford, iexas.
and from the Central ward school
Mrs. j. ID. Gaugh will 20 70 Dallas.
Mrs Jones TO North Texas. Miss
Jewell Cade will spend her holidays
in Brownwood and Miss Lois Rey-
nolds will 20 to her home in Troupe,
Texas.
PERSONAL
The members OF the Ring Circle
Of the Girl Reserves held their reg
ular session in the senior room at
the high school. Miss Kathleen
Brown was leader OF the program.
The subject for the day was The
Holy Land"
Warren Brown will reach Harlin-
gen Saturday from Austin. where he
is a student at the University OF
Texas. He will spend his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyre
II. Brown.
Miss Roberta Chaudoin arrived
Friday night from Marshall. Texas,
where she has been a teacher in the
high school for several years. Miss
Chaudoin is the daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. X. l.. Chaudoin. At Houston
she Joined Mr.. Milton Maurice Mil
Ter. from ~Greenville. who arrived
here for his marriage with Miss
Evie Chaudoin.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Morris Weed and
little John Hubert expect 70 leave
Monday in their car for Beeville to
spend New Years with the parents
Of Mr. Weed.
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MRS. NELSON RECOVERING

Especial to The Herald0
SAN JUAN. Dec. 24.-Mrs. Nels
o. Nelson. who underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis last week, is
reported to be recovering rapidly.
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BULLETIN

First figures lowest Temperature
I.s+ night; second. highest yester-
dsy; third. wind velocity at s a. M
fourth. rainfall past "a hours.
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Have a Grosley Bandbox delivered
for Christmas and pay for ii as you
use il. Radiola Parlor. Adv. q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-24

Have q Grosley BSndbox delivered
for Christmas and pay for II as you
use IL. Radiola Parlor. Adv. q
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The Best Christmas present for the
whole family is a Grosley Radio
Radiola Parlor. Adv. %.
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Special Prices on radios for Christ
mas; terms. Adv. Il.
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Let US demonstrate a Radioia II
in your hoase. Operates from cleo
trio light circuit. Radicls Parlor.
Adv, "a,
, 1927-01-17
Fee Frcs. 1000.
Ten Francs.
utilization.

1T is hereby made known that the
J. Horse. Carriage and Boat Taxes
for the first half year 1927 will be
received in the Police Offices in
Christiansted and F~rederiksted from
January goth to February 10th,
1927, both days included, after
which time the list Of arrears will
be transmitted to the Director Of
Police for further measures.
Each debtor of tax will be sub
ject to a fine of Ere. 100 if the tax
be under Frcs. $500 and Frcs. 200
if the tax be Frcs. $500, or above,
besides the ordinary levy expenses.
The tax lists will be distributed
by the Police Department and
should be filled out in conformity
with the Ordinance Of February p,
1853, and returned to the respec-
tive Police Offices within 48 hours
, 1927-01-17
It I'll e IR o N

All the Auctions will be held at the
Vendue Office.
The Levy proceedings and conditions
of the Auctions are open for inspection
here in said Office.
This advertisement is issued in accor-
dance with Ordinance of 5th March 1909,
and has, in accordance with Section 4 of
the said Ordinance, the same judicial eff
feet. as that Of the rules in the PIacard
of 22nd April 1917.
Office OF the Vendue Director, Christ,
iansted, st, Croix, January 9Th 1927,
A. E. STAKEMANN,
VendUe Director.
Fee Frcs. 1000.
Ten Francs.
, 1927-01-17
Publication.

Publication
IT is hereby made known that the
& tax on Auto Vehicles and Auto
Truck Trailers, in accordance with
Section 81 of the Ordinance con-
corning Public Roads in st. Croix,
approved July IA, 1923, will be
payable at the Police Offices in
Christiansted and Frederiksted from
January 10th to February 10th,
1927, both days included, for the
first half year 1927.
Parties remaining in arrears for
this tax after February 10, 1927,
will be subject to the same penal
ties as in the case of the Horse,
Carriage and Boat Tax
The taXlists will be distributed
by the Police Department and
should be correctly filled out and
returned to the respective Police
Offices within two days after re-
ceipt in the towns and four days
after receipt in the country dis
tricts.
Government Of the
Virgin Islands OF the United States,
st. Croix.
q December, 1926.
q. P. SHAMER,
1Des1atching Secretary.
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Shortage of labor is delaying con.
struction of the Chiriqui Railway ex-
tension in Panama.
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tomorrow and will embark on the
Belgenland the next day. There will
be about 20 in the party. The survey
will embrace London. Berlin, Prague,
Vienna, Geneva and Paris, and Mr..
Cooper with about a dozen others also
may go into Russia.
+. At Geneva the party will be received
by officials of the League of Nations
and afforded an opportunity to make
special study of the League and its
operation. There will be lectures
aboard ship and in the various cap
itals visited.
The meetings in London will be held
from July 4 to 81. under committee
composed of the Warden OF Toynbee.
Lord Astor, and Sir William Bever-
idge. head of the London School of
Economics. Noted authors, members
of Parliament, employers, religious
leaders and other authorities will ad'
dress the group.
The formal toln will conclude in
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several years, and expressed optimism
for it's future development.
The superintendent Of schools de-
clared: 1.-The public school system of
the Nations Capital should exemplify
to the Nation the best in organization
and administration, the best in super
vision, the best in teaching and the
best in business management.
The extent to which this can be
realized, he explained. depends partly
on the superintendent. partly on the
appropriations made by Congress and
partly on 1.-The united support of the
progressive school policies by the peo-
pie of the District of Columbia"
DIR. BaIlou gave assurance that he
will not try to put through any new
administrative policy unless 1t meets
with the approval of the school Of
ticials, saying:
1.-The superintendent office will not
promulgate any new administrative
policy until it has been discussed with.
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YALE HUNTS TENANT.
Alumni Asked to Find Occupant
for Hall,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June % up.
ran appeal has been made to Yale
alumni for aid in obtaining a tenant
for PlasynYale, or Yale Hall, in Yale
Valley, near Wrexham, Wales. Yale
Hall belonged to the family of Elihu
Yale, founder of Yale University.
The present tenant, n disabled war
veteran. suggests that Yale men
might use the estate as a vacation
"a mn
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COOPER WILL LEAVE
ON EUROPEAN TRIP
District Y. M. c. A. Secretary to
Join Group in Wide Survey
Abroad.

William Knowles Cooper, general
secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association of Washington, will sail
for Europe, Saturday with a group
Of educators. ministers, editors and
men in public life to make a first-hand
study Of social. educational and eco
nomic conditions abroad
Mr. Cooper will leave for New York