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dance April is. $50 pm, The meeting
will take the place OF the annual
banquet held by the society heretofore.
The Housekecpera Alliance will give
card party April 20 at Oysters Audi
torium.
A first meeting of the Connecticut
State Society will be held Friday eve
nins at the Hotel Roosevelt Speakers,
Representative Sanders and Isaac Cans,
The Brookland Citizens Association
will hold q mass meeting tomorrow
night in Masonic Hall, Twelfth and
Monroe streets northeast.
The Business women's Council will
meet Tuesday evening in the lecture
room of the Church of the Covenant.
The Bible class viii be conducted by
Miss Mabel Thurston from Gas to 7:l5
O'Clock. Topic: Beyond the Shadows"
tafter death). The Howard University
Glee Club. under the leadership of
Prof. Tibbs will give an evening of
music. with solos by Darlington Guy,
beginning at s pm.
The Newcomers Club will meet at
luncheon tomorrow. 1890 pm, at
Hotel Lafayette Business session.
The Louisiana Society of Washing
ton will hold its Spring meeting We'd
nesday. SsiS pm, in the auditorium
OF the National Press Club. DR.. w. F,
Draper. assistant surgeon general
United States Public Health Service,
will discuss the activities OF the serv-
ice. DR. Charles II. Herty. advisor OF
the chemical foundation of New York.
will speak of the bin of Senator Rams
dell of Louisiana. which creates a ma
ticnal institute Of health. Dancing,
10 pm.
The Burleith Citizens Association
will meet In Western High School,
Tuesday. pm.
The women's Christian Association
will hold its annual meeting Wednes
DAY. II am, at l7ie Thirteenth street.
Luncheon.
The Womans National Democratic
Club 1926 New Hampshire avenue, will
have q program luncheon tomorrow.
1890 pm. Gen Henry T. Allen will
speak of Modern War and DiSarma-
ment."
The Northeast Washington Citizens
Se,,-5a fEnys s4sltl iaaiA f4s closing meeting
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The Mira Mccoy Andrews Day EuT-
sery Association viii meet Wednesday,
1880 am. at the Hamilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Dr.. WMfred Grenfell Of labrador viii
gpeEkgzt II O'Clock In the Chapel OF the.
Cl1urrh Of the Covenant.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The Agricultural History Society will
hold its annual business meeting at the
Cosmos Club. Tuesday. Dinner, $50.
Busifsess fneeting ~ Q. There viii be
Evening star., 1928-04-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TNDAY.

The wsnoerlusters' hike will start
from. Seventeenth street and PennSyl-
vsnsa avenue southeast at O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Library Planned in Bog Car.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
COLMOR, N Mex.-Colmor is to
have public library in a box car,
bought and equipped by the Sorosis
Literary Club.
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A Poor Investment.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
MONZA. Italy.-A cattle dealers
seven husky bulls got loose and charged
some red clothes in several drygoods
dealers windows. Bills for broken glass
and store fixtures forced the dealer
into temporary retirement.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The Catholic Daughters Of America
vii give a banquet this evening at the
Wizard Hotel
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embellished with etched silver
medallions. The Commander Regal
has such luxuries as seat cushions
o12 inches deep, silk assist cords,
smoking sets with electric light
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parts of chromium plate and onyx
driving itments. The Erskine Six
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Hyou paid many thousands. you
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baker and Erskine cars in modish-
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brilliance of Studebaker's engi-
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factories.
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WE cordially invite you to
w attend our Spring Showing
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Spruce Green, Dove Grey and Old
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In The President Eight, uphol-
stery is of two-toned broadcloth
or mohair in colors harmonizing
with the body themes. Door
panels finished in antique walnut.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The Chemical Society OF Washington
x1ll meet Thursday, g. m, in assembly
hall Of the Cosmos Club DR.. ]. @.
Davidson Of New Yrrk viii speak. A
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The Northeast washington Citizens
ASsccia ton viii hold its closing meeting
of the season tomorrow. g. pm. al the
LUDLOW School
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kn Easter card party win be conduct
&c by the Rector's Aid Of st. Andrews
Episcopal Church THURSDAY. $50 pm,
al Chestnut Farms Auditorium, Twenty
sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The Sixteenth Street Heights Citizens
Association viii meet Tuesday, 3 pm,
at Northmingter Chapel, Alaska avenue
and Kalnaa read Dr. r. W BalIou,
superintendent Of schools. win speak.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

A card party. under auspices Of the
Mother Club n Holy Name chiifch,
viii be given Tuesday. Q pm. for tho
benefit Of the convent, al the school,
l2f7 West Virginia avenue northeast.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Miss Rose Phillips. director Of Platoon
Schools. Detroit, viii give an illustrated
lecture on The Work Yk-Study-P Play
School" tomoyroN. 8 pm, in First Con-
gTe9ationsl Church. under auspices OF
the District Congress Of Parent Teacher
Associations.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Housewives of Sweden generally are
adopting electric cooking.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Takoms Park Citizens Association
wiIl meet tomorrow. 730 pm, al
Takonna branch Of Public Library
Evening star., 1928-04-08

piney Branch Citizens Association
win meet tomoFrow, 3 pm, 81 Hamline
n r. Cauncla
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The Washington Humane Society
vii hold 5tz annual meeting Tuesday,
. p1n. IN the banquet hall Of the
Burlington Hotel
Evening star., 1928-04-08

a osnoe viii be given st the Nurses
Home of the Emergency Hospital, iii
New Fork avenue. Apri! n. . pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The Womans National Democratic
Club. 1926 New Hampshire avenue, will
have q program luncheon tomorrow,
1890 pm. Gen. Henry r. Allen will
speak of Modern War and Disarma-
ment."
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The Society of Natives Of the District
VIII hold reception. card party and
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
GRID CONTESTS
OVER HOLIDAY
GIVE SURPRISES
by United Press Leased Wire

The surprise victory of fne Ore.
gon Aggies over the Nioleto of New
York University and kentucky 5
unexpected strength in holding the
powerful Tennessee football team to
a scorclcSS tie were the outstanding
features of an interesting Thanks
giving Day football program.
The Aggics, unhcralded, came east
from the Pacific coast to admins
ter a humilating defeat to one of
the most powerful clcvens in the
east, % to Is.
Georgia Tech continued its Win
ming stride with 81 to victory
over Auburn. Florida Jared as we'll,
smothering Washington and Lee, 90
to q.
In the east, Syracuse ended its
season with a II to 6 win from
Columbia and Pennsylvania ran wild
against Cornell, scoring almost at
will to gain 40 to decision.
In the west Nebraska clinchcd the
championship of the Big Six with 4
victory over Kansas Aggies, s to o..
Butler sent Tufts back east smart
ing under % to > defeat. Mar
Quettc and Drake won from Iowa
State and Creighton respectively, by
scores of 6 to 0. Oklahoma beat
Missouri, II to o.
Washington defeated Washington
State 6 to 0. on the Pacific coast,
and Oregon University won from
California, southern branch, 26 to 6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
TROJAN-IRlSH
CLASH SATURDAY
HAS SPOTLIGHT
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30,-Aftcr
three days of leisurcly practice at
Tucson, Ariz., Notre Danes ramb-
ling football team will arrive here
today for its game with University
of Southern California tomorrow.
The Irish come to play before So
GOO persons in the Coliseum, sold
out weeks in advance and practical
ly inaccessible at this late date even
at scalpcrs' prices.
While betting for most part con
tinued at even money slight trend
toward the Trojans developed yes
terday, almost entirely among L. S.
{. sympathiZcrs.
The TroianS viii have fewer men
ON the sick list than for the past
several games. Marshal Dufficld, a
quarterback, out with an injured
shoulder, will be the only one not
ready to play
Dynamic Don Williams, prob
ably will start his regular quarter
back job but if his recent illness
makes it impossible for him to stand
the pace, Russ Saunders will replace
him. Coach Jones has been working
him at the position at every chance
since DuftieId was declared out.
Reports from Tucson were the
knutc Rocknc's men all were in ex-
cellcnt Shape and had done only the
highest work on the Arizona grid
iron.
The Irish took good care to keep
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30

likely that Oregon would add still
more to It's total.
New forI, L. braced, however,
and succeeded in warding off fur
thcr attacks ON its goal. Shortly be-
fore the final whistle Strong slip
ped over the line for the second
Violet score after n series Of sue
ccssful plays had placed the ball in
position.
The New York team was visibly
tined but it is certain that the
Niolcts at tAeir best would have
fouad difficulty il stopping the
Oregon team they met yesterday.
rhc wcstcrners' use Of the pass
lateral or forward WAS highly cf-
fcctivc, and the whitr-clad backs
"ftcn found large holes in the Violet
line.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
OREGON ACCIES
UPSET DOPE BY
BEATING N. Y. u.
Western Eleven Finds No
Trouble In Walloping
Best in East.
BY WILLIAM r. DUNN
(United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. Nov. 3O.-Thc
reputation of eastern football as
far rs gridifon fans of the far west
are concerned. lies in the hands of
the Army.
The pride this section always has
held in the brand of football played
along the Atlantic Sraboard. rocciv-
ed Il severe jolt yesterday when 4
white clad team from Oregon state
invaded the Yankee Stadium here
and completely outclasscd the New
York University eleven % 20 ia.
Should Army withcr before the
attack Of Leland Stanford on the
same field Saturday, any respect
the far west may have held for east
ern football will have wancd con
Sidcrably. \ Stanford victory might
even cause eastern fans to wonder
if they were not n bit too proud Of
football rs they knew it.
New Yorl, University is recogs
nizcd by the majority as champions
Of the cast. Amy might make the
same claim without great djssention
inasmuch as their only defeat OF the
season camc at the hands of Notre
Damo, a middle western team.
The New York team which lost
to Oregon yesterday was a tired
one, wcaricd by Il strenuous Srhed
ulc and by a most grucl!inT game
with Carnegie Tech only few
days previous.
Strong Falls Down
Ken Strong, brilliant Violet half
back, whose berth on the mythical
All-Amcric:n team seems assured,
faltcrcd repeatedly yesterday and
failed to display the running ability
which made him outstanding this
fail. Aside from Cnc or two flashes
when he evaded Oregon taekless to
pile up substantial yardage, =~hc
seemed to be doggcd by the same
llstlesSness that marrcd the play ot
his teammates.
Only his Kicking remained to re-
mind the crowd Of his brilIiance At
Carnegie Tcch. He booted tire bail
repeatedly deep into Oregon terri
tory 70 force back. temporarily. the
threatening wavo that was To en-
gulf the Nioi,ts.
At the outset Of the game the
Ncw York eleven looked Ike the
team that swept the east. Only a
few minutes after the start OF the
game Strong broke loose for Il long
run which placed the LulI near
scoring position, and f." plays
later Bcryl Follrt, Violet fullback,
crashed over for the first touch
down. Strong added the point.
Then the visitors took the situa-
ton into their own hands and the
rhccrfulncss Il the Violet fans
2batcd.
Oregon Scores
Only few minutes elapsed in tho
second quarter before Sherwood
smashed through to the goal from
tn" two ward line for the first Ore
Gdn score. after the visitors had
made repeated threats on the New
York goal. y second touchdown
was scored with dispatch, Gilmore
carrying the bah from the six yard
marker.
Before the half ended the Aggics
had counted Il third, MrKalip talk
ing pass from Gilmore behind his
own goal. Maple added IN extra
point to this one.
The fourth Touchdown came in
tLH third quarter with hughes scor-
ing. This brought the score to %
to 7 and it appeared not at all un-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30

touchdown of the game when he
cut through tackle nine yards tc
the goal line in tho second quarter.
Ebcrhardt kicked goal.
Both the Tigers and the Sage
hens threatened in other periods but
lacked the final punch necessary
to put the ball over.
Schwcizcr and Eberhardt starred
for the winners while Hartman
stood out for Pomona.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
Occidental Wins
Conference Title
ny United Press Leased Wire

PASADENA, Calf, Nov. 30
The Southern California conference
football title went to Occidental
yesterday along with 4 : to Q vic
tory over Pomona at the Rose
Bowl
w. Schwcizer scored the only
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
SPORT NEWS
Redlands Team
Meets Defeat

REDLANDS, Calif., Nov. 60
Staging n desperate bat vain at
tempt to tie the score in the last
two minutes of play, the University
Of Rodlands football team went
down to a 13 to 20 defeat at the
hands Of the Arizona state College
Of Flagstaff here yesterday.
Rodlmds played Il passing game
to score its two touchdownS, Ari2-
ona scored its third and winning
touchdown un an intercepted pass.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30

their plays under cover in all their
workouts and Rockne seemed con
tent with short sessions devoted to
It very little scrimmagc, some drills
and plenty Of limhcring up.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
Friday, November 80, 1923

Mrs. John Griffith, Hood RiveE
Oregon, had a hen turkey that hateh
ed II poults on April 1s and since
has laid three clutches of eggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
Bruins Receive
Sound Trimming
BY United Pres- Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, NOV. 3o.-Ore-
gon University lived up to pre-
game dope and trimmed the tniver-
s:ty of California at Los Angeles
by q score Of 2G to 6 here yestcr-
day.
kitzmller, the flying Dutchman,
furnished the main sensation of the
contest by running % yards to a
touchdown after he intercepted a
Bruin forward pass.
Kitzmiller, Robinson and Stadel-
man stood out for Oregon while La
Buckeric and Forster We're best for
the Bruins.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30

Fallon, Nevada, reports 4 very
profitable season for oantaloupcs.
prices and WELD were very good.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30

The seven packing houses of the
San Antonio Fruit Exchange have
shipped 702 carloads Of Valencia or
anges this season from Los Angeles
county.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27
Moo Smell Bout
May Surprise Fans

Will Ray McQuillan furnish an
other of the seasons fistic surprises
when he meets "Doc" Smell in Sc
attic on New Years afternoon?
Jay Chavis, who manages McQuil-
Ian, and others who have seen the
Denver colored boxer in action, say
that it will be no surprise to them
If McQuillan knocks Smell out, but
to Northwest fight fans, to whom
McQuillan is an unknown, it will be
the biggest upset in years if this
should happen. ~ - gs, f. t.stgs,
Butupsets and surprises have been
the. rule in the field of sport this
season. especially is this true of foot
ball and boxing, - .
Last Monday, night in Chicago, Ar
rrlando Santiago, an absolutely un-
known Cuban Negro featherweight,
knocked out the famous joey Sam
gor in two rounds, To Sanger it was
just a little warm-up bout, but to
Santiago it was the fight of his life
and the little Cuban made the most
of It with knockout wallop to San
gor's chin. sga,r d
Ray Miller astonished the boxing
world by knocking out Jimmy Nc
Larnin. The unknown James j.
Braddock did the same w h n, he
bowled over the muchly boosted
fluffy Griffiths, who had won 56
bouts in a row. 7,,ol &,
Now those who saw McQuillan
knock out Jackie Carr and give Billy
Lang a trimming predict that Nc
Quillan will prove another surprise
package of dynamite when he meets
Smell at Crystal Pool next Tuesday
afternoon. -
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27
Government Directory
Preserve This And Then
You'll Know
President and vice-President


, President, Calvin Coolidge. Mass,
salary $4,000, with allowance for
travelling expenses, up to $4,000 ex-
ira and $4,000, more for clerk
hire aud White. House expenses
Secretary to president, Everett San
ders of Indiana, salary. $4,000.
Vice-President,3 Charles, G. Dawes,
III; salary, $4,000. President pro-
ITEM OF Senate, George II. Moses.
q t,.E, Congress. ae '..r...,0
Speaker of the house, Nicholas
Longworth,i Ohio; salary $4,000.
The 90 senator's and AS represen-
tatives of 79th,,, congress receive
$4,000 salary each, with mileage
extra at 20 cents mile, each way,
each session.. figured on distance
between their homes and Washing
ton; also S125 extra for stationery,
newspapers, etc. II Each senator is
allowed $4,000 year for clerk
hire; each representative $4,000.
Ratio of representation, one mem
Der to each 211,S77 population
based on 1910 census. az
Party division in 10th Congress:
House 23S Rep. 1874 DEM, . Farm
Lab, 1 Soc. There are four wo-
men in the houses Rep. and Dem.
Senate has as Rep. (1 seat in
doubt. al DEM, Farm.-Lab. The
list Congress-, which will meet
next December, unless,f a special
session is called. will be made up
Of Sc Republicans, 20 Democrats
and 1 Farmer-Labor In the, Senate;
and 26S Republicans, 166 Demo
Gratis and 1 Farmer-Labor In the
House. .aRN
| ~ Cabinet. ttst
Arranged In order of presidential
successior; Secy. State, Frank b.
KELLOGG, Mimi; Treasury, Andrew
w. Mellon, Pa; War, Dwight +.
Davis, Mo-; Atty. Gen, John G..
Sargent, VT; Postmaster-Gen., Har-
lry S. New, Ind; Secy. Navy, Curtis
ID, Wilbur, CAL: Interior, Roy o.
West, H.; Agriculture, William M.
Jardine. RAMS: Commerce, William
F. Whiting, Mass; Labor James j.
Davis, Pa; salary of each, $4,000
Ii ~. Supreme Court. q
If Chief Justice, William II. Taft
I Conn, (Rep.), salary, s20,500. As,
,sociate Justices, salary. $4,000
i each. Harlan +. Stone, N. Y
1 (Rep.); oliver w. Holmes, Mass
h(Rep.); Pierce Butler,ul MINI
(Dem.); willis Van Deventer, Wyo
(Rep.); James McReynolds, Tenn
(Dem.) Louis d. Brandeis, Mass
Il (Bem.) George Sutherland. Utai
(Rep.); Edward T, Sanford, Tenn
(Rep.)
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27
No Race Aviator Holds =.
Commercial Pilots License

Los ANGELES, CAL (A.N.P.)
That no colored flyer in America
holds commercial pilots license is
the startling information that has
been received by William j. Powell,
head of the Bessie Coleman Aero
Club, here. .r
Powell wrote to the Department of
Commerce at Washington for infor-
nation concerning flyers.
The answer points that no Negro
in America holds a commercialpilot's
license, although there is nothing in
the regulations, which will prohibit
him from holding one if he is so
qualified. -,
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27
Toby Josephs Wants To
Race Ouafi, Algerian

los. ANGELES, Cal.-(ANP)--
Toby Josephs, the little 15-year-old
Mckinley School hero of Pyle's
famous Bunion Derby, is one brown
boy in the West who believes he can
outrun that other great brown boy,
Ouafi, from Algiers, Olympic mara
thon winner. - e. r,ra.
Toby hopes Ouafi will be brought
here and that he will get a chance
at him. 30 o., ..,
FL Ouafi won a prize of $4,000
last week by beating the chesty Joie
Ray in a gruelling 26-mile race at
Madison Square Garden.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27
"Black Boy AT Bat"

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa "The Black
Boy At The Bat" was the subject
used by the Rev. U, s. Robinson, of
Vancouver, B. c., in an address out
lining the progress and struggles Of
the race at the Y. NJ. C. A., white,
here Tuesday.
In his address the Rev. Mr.. Rob-
inson presented figures to show thar
among the 12,000,000 Negroes in
America there are $4,000 churches,
10000 Sunday Schools, and sol ,000,-
900 invested in church properties
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27
"! 80 - = tsH' .tI
Ladies Meet and Fight In
Ring

The ladies' have gone at fighing
+ in the approved style. Hair pulling
and finger nail fencing are no Ion
ger considered good form. A recent
press dispatch from Panama tells of
furious eight round boxing bout
with Battling Rosa of Columbia and
X. o. Maria OF Chile, the principals,
and It was good fight while II
lasted.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27
Liberia Has Coffee Plant

M0NR0VIA, Liberia.-The -Afri-
can World reports 100000 pound
estimated crop for Liberia this year.
. An electric cleaning and grading
plant has been installed since Presi-
dent King has returned from London.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27
The Stars Where They
Are

Glenn and Jenkins are at the
Strand Theatre, Far Rckaway, L. l.,
N. Y.
Ethel Watesr is at the Orpheum
Theatre, Vancouver, B. c.
ILL.,.
The Six Cracker Jacks ere at the
Keith Albee Coliseum Theatre, New
York City.
Buck and Bubbles are at the Pal
ace Theatre, Chicago, Ill.
...r. .
,Easton and Howell are at the Gay
ETY. Theatre, Utica, N. Y. ~
Eubie Blake and Company are at
the orpheum Theatre, San Francisco.
Harris and Radcliffe are at the
Regent Theatre, New York City.
The Four Pepper Shakers are at
Auditorium Theatre, Quebec, Can
ada.
.,.... ..
. Green and Austin are at Loew's
Oriental Theatre, Brooklyn, N. Y.
K. 3 err.fH = r.,
Winifred. and Mills are at the
Palace Theatre, Worcester, Mass.
-..-s,..,. - = = ~
Danny Small and partner are at
Proctor's, New York City.
gyrs
Clarence Dotson is at Keith The,
atre, Ottawa, Ont. -.
!, Lee Marshall Revue is at the
Broadway, Germantown, Pa.
o.
The eKntucky Jubilee Choir opens
at the Roxy Theatre, Saturday, New
York City.
Harry Bolden Is at the New Star
Theatre, New York City.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27
Seattle Basketball Team
To Play in Portland

A basketball team composed Of
former players on the First A. NJ. +.
team with the addition of several
new players, will go to Portland next
Saturday where a game has been ar
ranged with the Loyal Comrades
team of the Rose City. Among the
players on Seattle's new team are
Ernie Brown, Hank Waggener, Bob
Crane, George Carey, Joe Station,
and the Jenkins brothers. Bruce
Rowell, star guard of the team, will
not be able to PLAY due to injuries
received in a practice game. ..
According to reports from Port
land several social functions are be-
ing arranged for Seattle visitors.
Several auto parties of Seattle fans
will make the trip to Portland next
Saturday. Last year Seattle de-
feated the Portland team 22-21.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27

Glenn and Jenkins are at the
Strand Theatre, Far Rckaway, L. l.,
N. Y.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27

The Six Cracker Jacks are at the
Keith Albee Coliseum Theatre, New
York City.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27

Keep off date January II, Will
liams Jubilee Singers at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27

Danny Small and partner are at
Proctor's, New York City.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27

Ethel Watesr is at the 0rpheum
Theatre, Vancouver, B. c.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27

Harris and Radcliffe are at the
Regent Theatre, New York City.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27

Winifred. and Mills are at the
Palace Theatre, Worcester, Mass.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27

Buck and Bubbles are at the Pal
ace Theatre, Chicago, Ill.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-27

Clarence Dotson is at Keith The
atre, Ottawa, Ont.