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Washington Dec. 31 QP-Meon announced his determination to eliminate poisons for denatur- ing industrial alcohol declaring that it is not the governments duty poison citizens to enforce law. He expects the chemists be able to denature al cohol in such n to make 1t to distasteful for drinking. When the new formula becomes enee- Saturday, the poison will be eliminated. but percent wood alcohol remains which is not n- furious.
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COLONEL DUPONT
 DIED YESTERDAY

Wilmington Dec. s1, QP--Former United States Senator Henry A. du Pont, died his home yesterday He represented Delaware in the Senate from 1905 to 1917. He was graduate of West Point and served with distinction during the Civil War He was awarded the Congressional medal of honor "for gall lantry and voluntary exposure to the enemys fire at critical moment during a battle"
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SEATTLE FUR SALE
 MARKET GOOD

Seattle, Dec. 31, lP)-The special sale of the Seattle Fur Exchange showed active market on all fresh items except wolves. Mink averaged twe- ve sixty top price, twenty dollars; red fox averaged twenty point twenty Ave- for best lots twenty three dollars best specimens forty. Muskrats improved and blue fox sold very we'll lot containing all grades bringing sixty-fve average. The entire col lection averaged hftyone dollars niney-sx cents The next sale will take place on January twenty six
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Lindstrom's house posing farmer locking for furniture. Mrs. Lindstrom handed him lead pipe Lindsrom proceeded him into the bedroom. iIe struck Lindstrom he bent the bureai. Mrs. Lindstrom and Patrick the body another part Of town and laid it icy street They expected death to be attributed to automobile accident. The police noticed that his shoe soles a:ry and the pavement wet
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London. Dec sl Q,-Appalng numbers of deaths occurred In sinafu, China. during the seize wu Pei Flu. according to long delayed details More than twenty thousand are reported to have starved to death.
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Mexico City. Dec. s1, QP-The Mexican govern ment will theoretically become the largest holder of oil lands in the world tomorrow. when they will seize all the oil lands held by foreigners. The amount involves billions of dollars.
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Seattle. Dec. 31. [P-Mrs. George p. Carmick gave the Alaska Yukon Club fifteen acres of ground near Seattle on which to construct home for aged Alaskans Charles Mckay formerly of Nome. was elected president of the club last night
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o'FARRELL MANAGER oF CARDINALS

CT was appointed manager of the Cardinals in place of Hornsby committee of sport writers named O'Farrell las the most valuable to his in the National League last season.
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Mexico City. Dec. a1. H9-The United States Embassy was informed here yesterday that two Am orleans. J. w. Wiley and E. B. Connors had been captured by bandits and held for thousand dol lars each. The bandits called themselves volutionists. Both captives mining engineers.
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US. AND RUSSIA
 TALK PEACE

Moscow. Doc. 31, [P)-lmporant government officials declared tangible papable' approaches made to Russia from the United States last Summer respecting recognition "The American gov ernment definitely abandoned it's trucuent attitude and was ready to discuss recognition privately if not officially. Then suddenly something happened. Conversations terminated abruptly Whether it the American cotton criss the American elections the quarrels within communist party. do not know, but the State Department again climbed it's high horse and refused treat with us"
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Washington. Deco. s1. N,The destroyers Borie and John D. Edwards will leave Hampton Roads Tuesday to relieve the sister ships Barry and Brooks on Ncaraguan duty.
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.RITcnE REMOVES
 COMMISSIONER

Anchorage. Dec. 31. lP-When Judge Rtchie removed Arthur G. Thompson United States Com missioner, he said, "I think ohcial patronage ought to be passed around I have number of friends would like to do something for, but the hardest part fin parceling out patronage choosing between friends. I was glad of the opportunity to appoint you last year and glad did think you made good commissioner and your work has been entirely satisfactory" He appointed T. Price to take once January first because he friend of his for many years and needed the ohice much as anybody he would to appoint. "It is the only opportunity may have to give him testimonial of my friendship.
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Washington Dec. s1. QP-The State Department denied that the United States approached the Rus sian Soviet of,cials in the past year the subject of recognition
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ly fossil ivory which show collectively remarkable and rich old culture with indications of connections deep into Asia and the American Northwest Coast
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Dutch Harbor. Dec. s1. UP,-Mount Makushin again went into eruption throwing Ars. smoke and steam. slight earthquake was felt coincident with the eruption.
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Odessa. Dec. s1. N,-Ths sinking of the As torta Is confirmed. She Is not identified as m Am erican boat The sinking of the Rumanian freight CT Protus. with of eight was reported.
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Fl Paso. Dec. s1. N,-rormer Secretary Fall had slight relapse this morning.
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Vera Cruz. Dec 31. UFy-Four United States Army flight planes arrived here this morning.
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LIVES AND PROPERTY
 SAVED BY MASCOT

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 Paris, Dec. 31, (P1-A Vienna message said that the sinking of the Astoria not reported but the foundering of American vessel from Batum nam ed Kaukasus, with loss of fortyfve lives, on the -rAnnrtAd- Ma-snnh vessel is registered.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
SAN JUAN

Jack Huppertz, general c. =. sec
rotary OF Texas, and DIR. Ira Land
rith, prominent International Z. (.
worker and speaker, were honor
guests Of the Valley District Z. l..
Council az q banquet held in San
Juan Tuesday evening, preceding the
address of DR.. Landrith, given at
the Peoples church OF San Juan.
Eighteen Christian Endeavorers were
present at the banquet representing
several Valley towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Leonard and
Tom Chase OF Edinburg, were bus
mess visitors in San Juan Mednes-
day and Thursday.
J. n Dyer was = member Of q
hunting party at Rock2ort this week.
r. j. Gaines and son, Homer, lett
Thursday Tor their home IN Wichita
Falls, after q two weeks visit in
san Juan.
Jake Bolts returned here Thursday
Of last week from Chicago, TO look
after his interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Earhart and
children left Wednesday Afternoon
for Como, this state, in response TO
a message OF the serious illness of
Won Byron's grandfather. They
planned to be gone until the last
part OF next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Patrick and
Mrs. Mary Bowen Of Canal Minehes-
ter and Columbus, Ohio. arrived
Monday at the l.. G. MeIlenbruch
home. They will spend the winter in
the Valley, having property near Ed
inburg and Harrington. They are girl
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MISSION

Mrs. Thomas Dcss occupied her
church last Sunday.
Frank ~Cleavenger Of San Ber-
rar3ino. Calf, who was called here
some time since On account Of the
death Of his father, returned TO his
home on Monday.
The Unity Class, held . very in
terestinE meeting on Monday even
ing AZ the home Of Mrs. 7. q. Waite.
Mr.. and Mrs. T~ruesdale Of McAllen
were Leaders.
U. s. Senator Earle q. Mayfield
was In Mission Wednesday evening.
Raymond Brooks Of Corpus Christi
spent Sunday at the parental home.
Charles Pearson Of San Antonio
was in Mission on business Monday.
Mrs. S. r. Thompson has as guest
her sister, Miss Merl Arnold Of
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Tanner were
Rio Grande City visitors on Sunday.
Mayor G. r. Dohrn was a Browns
vile visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Weiske, mother Of Guenther
Weiske cane from her home in
Essen, Germany, last week for q
winters stay in the Valley.
Ralph Whittlesey and Willard
Burke are here from Los Angeles,
Calf.
II. c. Stops and family have left
Mission and are living on the Doctor
Keifer farm in Sharyland.
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hood friends Of Mrs. Mellenbruch
and II is the first time in 35 years
that they have been together. They
came through in liz days, averag-
ing better than 800 miles a day.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo. Gum, Of San
Antonio. formerly residents Of San
Juan, visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Bell, Mrs. Gums parents,
last week and also spent several
days visiting friends in other parts
Of the Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. George Roe OF San
Antonio, accompanied by the dargh-
ter. Mrs. Spencer Baen and her TWO
little boys, Spencer Baen and Dan
lei Baen, arrived here Friday OF last
week for q visit with their son and
brother, j. o. Roe. They returned
home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings, OF Temple,
has been in the Valley for the past
month looking after their farming
interests six miles south Of San
Juan. Mr.. Jennings Is an enthusiast
over the Perry Automatic caper
which he has in use on his farm.
Judge McCharen OF Raymondville,
was q business visitor in San Juan
Tuesday morning.
j. p. Mcclure made q business trip
TO Mercedes Tuesday morning. W. II.
Stations of Council Grove, Iowa.
transacted business in San Juan this
week.
Joe Waite and Hall Grain were
members Of a hurting party in Mex
leo last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Savage and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray G. Hirth were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. G..
Temple Sunday.
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CELEBRATES

Little Miss Margaret George was a
happy hostess On TUESDAY afternoon
when she invited over some OF her
friends to help her celebrate her
ninth birthday. Games and contests
were enjoyed during the afternoon
among which was q bean contest IN
which Betty Chambers won the prize.
At the close Of the afternoon the
guests were invited to gather around
the table where refreshments were
served and where a birthday cake
bearing nine candles formed the
c~enterpiece. Attractive favors for
all were at each plate.
Those enjoying the party were
Martha Brothers, : Lucille Clifford,
Betty Chambers, Dorothy Warner,
Mary Ruth Bennett, Matte Lee
Breeding, Walter Swarner, Percy and
Jan Owen, Jack Carlisle, J. G. Coley,
Fran" Barry. Jimmie Blythe, Donald
Stotler mad Don Warner.
COTERIE CLUB MEETS
The Coterie club was entertained
on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. c.
II. Hupp as hostess NJ her home in
Palm Heights drive Three tables
were arranged for bridge among sur
~roundings Of cut flowers while filled
bowls and vases.
Mrs. p. w. Perkins made high
score in the club and Mrs. ]. g.
Deyo scored high among the guests.
A plate lunch was passed after the
games, coveres being placed for the
following: Mesdames H. w. Hern-
don, Albert Wright, II. ]. Mention, R.
E. Kirkpatrick, Art Tolson, Harold
Stuart, John Herndon. P. W. Perkins,
r. NJ. VIM, B. NJ. SAMSON, and ]. G..
Deyo-
AID HOLDS MEETING
The regular monthly business and
social meeting Of the Lutheran
Ladies' Aid was held this week at
the home OF Mrs. Paul Law with the
president, Mrs. r. G. Karle, presid-
ing. After the business session a
social hour was held during which
time a refreshment plate was pass
ed.
The following were in attendance:
Mesdames II. J.. Reisterer, Arthur
Trnrkow u n TTa~kpr ~ Rfnl Crhu-
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PHARR


MRS. DEVINE HOSTESS
The Wednesday Bridge club met
on Wednesday with Mrs. P. S. De-
vine as hostess. The high score
trouhy vent 10 Mrs. w. r. Lane. The
players included Mesdames George
Holdridge, J. p. Lockhart, S. T. Mel
ton, w. "a. Briggs, N. Il. Gore, ]. d.
Lauck, VI. p. Lane, and Herman
krampff.
MISS EBY HONORED
Mrs. George Eby. Mrs. Herbert
Schullenberger and Mrs. Dewey
Holiday were joint hostesses at a
dinner given at the home OF Mrs.
Ely on Wednesday evening, honor
ing Miss Irene Ely, bride-elect Of
this month.
Mrs. George Harris was hostess 10
the Night Bridge club on Saturday
OF last week Mrs. Raymond John
son held high score at the conclusion
q the games and was awarded the
prize. The following guests and
members were presents Mesdames
Raymond Johnson, w. r. Shepard,
II. L. Gum, Guy Johnson, Hal Van
dever, Jack Wolff. Misses Gwendolyn
Thomas. Doris Mccarter. Nettie Fly.
Lucille White, Josephine Gray and
Grace Van6ever.
PERSONALS
Guy Johnson and T. w. Doster
have returned from q few days visit
to various points in North Texas
where they transacted business.
2. @ white. Raymond johnson,
swanson Reynolds, r. w. Briggs, and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Devine returned
TO Pharr after attending the football
game az College Station.
Mr. and Mrs. n. l. Gum Of Phsrr
are weekend guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. :. :. Hearne OF Edin-
burg.
Mr. and MIRA. Morrison weinar At
tended the installation Of the new
pastor Of the Presbyterian church OF
that city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. .. Gore left We'd
nesday morning fer San Antonio.
where they will attend TIE Shrine
convention.
The Alamo Lions attended che
meeting % the Phsrr Kiwanians on
Thursday Of this week a. which time
MI. Mayfield made the address.
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Englar, superintendent OF Bible
study, Mrs. c. Bingley. superintend-
ent Of supplies; Mrs. Peterson. social
activities; Mrs. J. Funk. treasurer;
Mrs. X. Bingley, missionary voice
agent; Mrs. Peterson, supplies; and
Mrs. II. B. Day, social activities.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Englar.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Simon and
Mrs. Mary Young spent Sunday at
the W. Kretz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Watkins and
daughter, Irma, were guests at the
Juplian Funk home Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Young was a guest at
the w. Krctz home for the weekend.
Guests from Los Fresnos al the
Emery Kirkendahl home in San Be
nito Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. "A.
Pfeifer and Clinton and May, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kretz and Lois, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chase and baby, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Rcsenkoetter, and Mrs.
Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prentis of San
Benito were guests Sunday at the G.
Moreland home.
Mrs. w. KretZ Mrs. J. Kretx, and
Mrs. c. Gobar attended a meeting in
San Benito this week at the home
OF Mrs. Acker.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j.. Baker and
daughter, Amy, Of Stuart place, Mrs.
r. Robert Of La Feria and her faith
er, Mrs. Stockwell OF Houston, Mr..
and Mrs Paul Dev;ne Of Stuart Place
we're Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. ID. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kretz and daugh-
ter. Maragret, were guests at the
home Of Frank Kretz Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weaver Of Rio
Hcndo were visitors nj the r. Ryan
home Sunday.
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PERSONALS
Valley Students
u. Of t.

Final cast for EBAY Fever fall
term production OF the Curtain club,
leading dramatic organisation on
the campus Of the University Of Tex
rs, has been announced, and includes
among is personnel, Miss Thelma
Smith Of Weslaco.
The play is in three acts. one
scene, and has a cast OF nine players.
To take part in the presentation
OF the Curtain club Is recognized as
a high honor and a distinct recogni-
ton Of . students abilities on the
stage, the directors of the club have
said. Miss Srnitn plays one Of the
leading parts in the production.
n Alpha Kappa Psi, honorary bust
ness administration fraternity. held
its first semester banquet Monday
evening. Several members of the
faculty of the school of Business
Administration were on the program
with short speeches.
Among the Valley students attend
ing the affair were Herschel WaliinR
Of Mission mad Steve Wray OF Don
ma.
Joaquin Mora Of McAllen and
Frank Torres OF Brownsville, stu
dents in the department Of architec-
ture in the University, have been an
nounced winners in a contest held
recently in architectural work.
First prize was q bound copy Of
the latest quarterly published BY the
Texas Folklore society, while the
second prize was a bound copy Of
the latest quarterly review put out
by the Texas Historical association.
Both Torres and Mora are honor
roll students and the winning Of
first and second places in this con-
test is another testimonial TO their
proficiency in the field Of their
chosen work.
Beta Theta 20 fraternity enter
tanned with their fall dance Friday
evening OF last week az the Austin
Country club.
Among the Valley students pres
ent az the affair were Preston Oliver
Of Edinburg, Steve Wray Of Donna,
and Jimmie Huffendick Of McAllen.
Sigma Phi Delta, social and pro-
fessional engineering fraternity,
held initiation services this week
for new members. Chester Baxter
OF Donna IL n OF the members OF
the fraternity.
Beta Alpha Psi. honorary account
ing fraternity, in q meeting Thurs
day night OF last week, decided to
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LA FERIA



The Auxiliary OF the First Pres
hy terrain church held It's regular
meeting Tuesday st the church. Miss
Emma Bardwell and hrs. IsIand con
Quoted the study Of Presbyterian in
the synod Of Texas.
Guests nc the meeting were Mrs.
Weimar of Phhrr and others. Sew
eral talks about Girl Reserve work
and other topics Of interest to the
church women were given.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
The Twentieth Century club held
IFS regular November meeting Thurs
day &C the korre Of Mrs. Starkey with
Mrs. u. =. Mitchell me- assistant he's
tess. The rooms we're decorated with
Tags and baskets Of flowers, IN an
t~icipation cf Armistice day.
Mrs. J. IT. Mitchell presided az a
short business session after which An
appropriate program was given. ~Rs-
sume Of the World WAR" wns given
~ Mr. Harwrove, fcIlcwed hy TN
Flanders Fields' and II HRve a Rem
devious With DEATH beth readings.
given By Mrs. Forbes. A biograph-
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make a trip 70 the San Antonio busi-
ness houses December 2 and 8. All
faculty members and students who
belong to the fraternity will make
the trip.
Herschsl WallinK on Missien II
president OF the organization.
Two trips are made each wear Nv
Beta Alpha Psi. The fall trip last
year was made 20 Dallas, and the
spring inspection our was ca Hous-
ton.
LAS So~lteronas." n one-act comic
play. was presented hy the MEMBER
OF the Club Mexicano or TIRE Uni
versity Monday night. Estehan Cara
Of McAllen taking the leading part
in the presentation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
LOS FRESNOS
MEETING

Twelve members and some visitors
were present at the meeting Of Mis-
sionary society at the parsonage
Tuesday afternoon at which time
prayer, for the lighting Of d small
candle by each member, was offered
for twenty-nine outgoing mission
aries.
Following this the society elected
Mrs. Downy president for the coming
year. Other officers elected were
Mrs. N. G. Chattell, vice president;
Mrs. Dell Richie, superintendent Of
young people; Mrs. s. d. Baker,
superintndent Of children; Mrs.
Harry Lupton. secretary; Mrs. George
Lakso. local treasurer; Mrs. Charles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
Turkey Ball Game to
Go From z Stations

HOUSTON, Texas. Nov. 11.-Sport
fans here have been receiving no
tice that the AEEie-LonEhcrn foot
ball game at College Station will be
broadcast play BY play November %
through station WTAW. College Sta
ticn. and KRLD. Dallas.
On the preceding evening. the an
nouncement also said, "a joint a and
M. and University OF Texas former
students program Of music and
other features also will be broad
cast through the same stations
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Plain Potato Of
Great Possibilities

BERLIN IA potato Is q potato.
hut there are leo WAYS Of cooking
him: plain. mashed. roast, fried. ana
A ln. AIl these potato cre atoms we're
demonstrated BY one chef AZ the
western German Hotelmen's fair az
cologne. and. while hr claims this as
Y record. Nv does not think the pos
abilities Of serving the succulent tu-
Der are exhausted.
Az the Fair which attracted some
10000 hotel men from Al over Ger
many. nearly 500 firms manufacturing
acticles for hotel use exhibited their
wares
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zeal sketch was given by Mrs. Ritter,
and a PAPER. Best War Songs" was
read bv Mrs. Todd Miss Anna
Louise Hannah and Mrs. Todd closed
the program by singing several pop
ular war songs
"A salad course was served by h
h~crtesses with favors or silk flags
and tiny drurnse filled with sailed
nuts
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bruce Stone left
Wednesday for San Antonio 90 attend
the ShrinerS meeting. They expect
"a be gone over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. ". fsler called on
and Mrs. Frank Boles Sunday.
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MRS. STUART ENTERTAINs

INKS. STUART ENIERIAlNS
The home Of Mrs. Carrie VI
Stuart was arranged with cut flowers
and ferns Wednesday afternoon
when she was hostess 70 the mem
bers Of the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge club and 70 afe guests.
Al the completion cf the games
scores were totaled, with Mrs. G. G.
Fittz scoring high and Mrs. W. II.
Carlisle scoring second high in the
club. Mrs. ID. A Blackwell vas the
recipient Of the guest trophy.
Mrs. Stuart, assisted by her daugh-
ter, MIRA. Harry Rouse, served q
turkey dinner. The personnel in
cludee Mesdames j. W. Rouse, Sra
D. A. Blackwell. r. II. Hall, n. G..
Black, g. G. Fittz. W. III. Carlisle, a.
w. Shouse. II. L. Scott, Fred Gray, A.
MeSween. r. H. Kern, Miss Ethel
McSween.
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone

dermer, Martin Borchelt, william
Borchslt, Julius schupp, and Miss
Kirk.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-02
Police Force
Deserts Athens

Atlanta, Georgia, Dec. 2.-(AP)--
The last minute stampede for
tickets to the Georgia. Georgia Tech
football game here tomorrow to de-
eide the Southern conference title
found the demand far greater than
the supply. With the addition Of
two temporary stands, Grant field,
where the game will be played, has
s.seating capacity Of $4,000. 1t is
estimated that 100000 visitors will
BE in Atlanta for the ga. le and
fully 10000 or more home rooters
are anticipated by Georgia Tech
authorities.
With the exception of two luckless
patrolmcn the entire police force of
Athens, Ca, home of the University
Of Georgia, will witness the game of
the gridiron. The police all applied
to their chief for permission to at
end, but he decided two men must
remain at home for protective pur-
poses and so has arranged to allow
his force draw lots. to determine
their duty.
Not only does the game determine
the Southern conference leader but
it also marks another chapter in the
age-old rivalry which exists between
the two schools.