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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10
WEATHER SUMMARY

Showers occurred within the last
"a hours in the southeastern states.
in the lower Great Lakes region, and
in the far northwestern states; also
light, local showers in extreme
south Texas. Temperatures continue
above the seasonal average practical
~ throughout the states east az the
Rocky mountains.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10
World Racers to
Jump to Tokyo

TOKYO. July 10.-Pl-John Fl.
Mears and Charles G. ID. Collyer.
now trying to establish 4 new round
the-world record. are reported in
dispatches TO the Japanese news
agency to have arrived today az
Mukden. Manchuria. from Chita, ST.
IBERIA. They expect 70 start for
Tokyo early tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Benefit Card Party
Patronesses Listed

A partial list OF the patronesses for
the benefit card party to be given by
Dixie Chapter, U. D. c.. at the May
flower Hotel the evening Of April "a
for its educational and relief fund
is: Mrs. John H. Small, Mrs Charles
L. Abernethy, Mrs. George Tulley
Vaughan. Mrs Rufus Poindexter Clarke.
Mrs. J. Thomas Kelly. jr.; Mrs. Frank
Ballou. Mrs. Wallace Streater, Mrs Ed
ward c. Baltz. Mrs. Henry Gordon Clay,
Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs Fulton Lewis,
Mrs. Samuel Meek, Mrs. C. NJ Beatty.
Mrs. c. w. Smith, Mrs. william F. Ma
hony, Mrs. Harvey Ball, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fred. Mrs. Bryan K. Ogden. Mrs. NJ
G. Plunmer. Mrs Samuel G. Fornlan.
Mrs Ottamar Hamele, Mrs Albert
Ferguson, Miss Beatrice Van Court
Meegan, Mrs. william r. Cole, Mrs.
George B. King. Mrs. George K. Den
mark. Mrs Goodwin D. Ellsworth, Mrs
Frank Won Birthright, Mrs. william e
Rose. Mrs. John s. Ton1linson, Mrs.
Robert Lee Ettenger. Mrs. Julia Nolen
Hay. Mrs. Douglas Winstead. Mrs.
Walker S. Martin, Mrs. Ann Ettenger
Howell. Miss Margaret Daniel, Mrs
David A. Skinner. Mrs. william Wood
ing. Miss Lena Daniel. Miss Lille
Tucker. Mrs T. P Lee. Miss Evelyn
Daniel. Mrs. Marie Willis Fortune and
Miss Laura Virginia Snuggs.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Minnesota State
Society Entertains

The diplomatic reception and ball
given In honor of five European Min
listers and their wives by the Mime
sofa State Society Saturday evening.
March 81, at the Willard Hotel was a
delightful and interesting affair and
was in accord with the high standard
OF social events which is being MAIN
tanned by the Minnesota Society
The distinguished guests of honor.
Mr.. Constantin Brun. the Minister of
Denmark; Mr.: Leonard Astrom. the
Minister of Finland: the Minister of
Austria and Nine. Prochnik, the Min
ister OF Sweden and Nine Bostronl
and the Minister Of Norway and Nine
Bachke. with Senator and Mrs. Henrik
Shipstead and Miss Bede Johnson
president Of the society. received the
large gathering of members and friends
of the society, many Of whom are
prominent in official and social life in
Washington, and also visitors from the
State.
The sociey is honored in having
the Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik as members Mr.. Proch-
mix is member by virtue of the fact
that he was resident OF the state Tor
many years while he was stationed
there in the Austrian consulate serv-
ice Nine Prochnik was formerly
from ST. Paul. having lived there with
| her parents In addressing the gather
ing. Mr. Prochnik reminiSced on his
long and pleasant stay in the State.
The presence of the Minister of
Denmark, Mr. Brun; the Minister OF
Finland. Mr.. Astrom; the Minister OF
Sweden and Nine. Bostrom, the Min
lister Of Norway and Nine. Backke,
gave unusual interest to the reception.
The hosts and hosteSSes present were
Senator and Mrs. Henrik Shipstead.
Representative and Mrs. Walter H.
Newton. Representative and Mrs God
frey Goodwin. Representative and Mrs.
c. G. Selvig and Representative and
Mrs. Melvin j. Mas
The decorations which consisted OF
United States flags with fiags OF the
five countries represented, were hung
around the ballroom, and palms were
pleasingly arranged.
Mr.. Alden Potter entertained with
several musical selections. and dancing
with music furnished by splendid
orchestra concluded the evenings en-
tertainment.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
D. A. R. Chapter Planning
Fashion Review April 23

Plans are well under way for the
fashion review to be given by the Mary
Washington Chapter Of the D. A. r.
kcnday evening, April 23. at the W.
lard Hotel The committee. Of which
AIRS. a S. Gardiner is chairman, viii
present Costumes Old and New" IN
living portraits The proceeds viii 20
for the Joint benefit of Wakefield, the
birthplace Of George Washington. and
the local chapter, named in memory Of
the nctiler Of washington.
A9rs. Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Charles
q. Dawes head the list of patronesses
1cr the affair
Mrs. Frank 8. Hight. vice regent Of
the chapter. announces the following list
Of boxhciders for the tabieau: MrC
Henry Wilder Keyes, Mrs. Louis Froth-
ingham. Mrs Delos Blodgett Mrs Al
fred Egosseau, Mrs Hayne Ellis, Mrs
Victor Kaufman. Miss Bessie Kibby.
Mrs. Lyman Kendall, Mrs. James A.
Lrcn. Mrs. Gertrude Mcpherson. regent
nj tha Susan Revere Chapter Of the
y A. r.; Mrs Thomas W. Phillips, Mrs.
Charles W. Richardson. Mrs. Edward
Robbins Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, Mrs.
John Crayke Simpson. Mrs Henry A.
esrong and Mrs. Charles Boughton
GOOD
Miss Hester Ann Le Fevre is chair
49, Of the debutante committee. and
Cs-ncr Jewell heads the mems commit
Be-. There viii be q program Of songs
q feature Of the entertainment, and
after the tsblesu there will be dancing
In the En1su ballroom.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Ohio Society Schedules
Final Meeting of Year

Representative Theodore Burton.
president of the Ohio Society. will pre-
side at the meeting Of the society to-
morrow night, at the Washington Hotel,
at $50 o'clock AS this is the last
meeting of the year an unusually in
teresting program has been planned
Or. Cloyd II. Marvin. president Of
George Washington University and .
former Ohioan. will speak A musical
program will be given by Fred East.
baritone. and William F. Raymond.
tenor. Dancing will begin at $50
o'clock. and during the evening Miss
Audrey Sieber. a young washington
dancer who is receiving much favorable
comment, will do a series Of solo dances.
There will be tables Of bridge for those
who care to play, and buffet refresh
nents viii be served.
The officers of the society are: Hon.
orary president, Chief Justice William
H, Taft: president, Representative
Theodore E. Burton. vice presidents,
Speaker Nicholas Longworth, former
Representative Joseph Hines and Mrs.
Wilson Compton. Mr. H. W KitZmiller
is secretary and Mr.. Clyde B. Asher
treasurer
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Well Appointed Luncheon
In Honor of Mrs. Dubois

Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan Of 1919 3lst
street was hostess at beautifully APP
pointed luncheon Wednesday In honor
Of Mrs Fred r. Dubois, president Of
the Progressive Citizens Association OF
Georgetown. and the executive CON-
nittee Covers were laid for 20 guests.
Tulips and spring flowers we're used as
decorations.
The discussion OF the plans for the
historical pageant to be given by the
association May 2s at $50 O'Clock on
the "Potomaek" River was the order
Of the day. This pageant is 10 COM
nenorate the one hundredth year
since the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
was begun, and as q copy Of the pro-
gram followed 100 years ego is etill In
existence, the pageant OF 1928 viii
closely follow what occurred in 1923.
when President John Quincy Adams,
his cabinet and all representatives Of
other countries took part In the celebra-
ton. The President of the United
States. his cabinet and foreign rep
resentstiyes are among the invited
gaesls.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
lay Staters to Meet
Evening of April "a

The next meeting Of the Masss-
clgusefts Society Of Washington viii be
held Tuesday evening. April "a, a.
w'ardnlsn Park Hotel. This affair Is 10
~ IN the form Of big leap year party
End in eigarge Of the ladies. Mrs
Frank z. Hickey viii be chairman OF
committee on arrangements. A tenta-
tiTe program which has been arranged
SiI INCLUDE a n3tsSlcai program for the
Igst hour starting promptly ~ O'Clock.
The ladies are keeping the main fea-
t1re Of the entertainment a secret,
claiming this entertainment Is 70 be
unique and big surprise for the men.
Seage Nary O"Toole viii be the speaker
~ the evening. There VIII be card
pSylng for those preferring that form
Of amusement 70 dancing. An attrac-
tie prize for each table is offered.
There viii be dancing until ! O'Clock
accompanied by one Of the leading
orchessras IN the District.
The committee on arrangements in
eillces Mrs. Prank r Hickey chairman
Mrs George r. FaTnum, Mrs Mary A.
Hickey. Mrs Robert H. Kempton Mrs
James J Sweeney. Miss Elsie Pflslen,
Miss Ethel Wilson. Miss Micn2uo and
berlsin. Miss Eleanor Carleton, kiss
Loretta Ryan, Miss Helen @. Okeill,
Miss Tnelms r. Colleg. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Ahern. Miss Adelaide Harris
ssasg Ethel Wilson, Miss MichsFd and
bliss Zergin
Mrs Bertha M. Robbins viii be In
eharge of the card tables and assisting
her Nill ~ ksrs John A. Chamberlain
saYk John Coxkiese and Miss Harriet
~ Cheney Members will be admitted
w. card and guest tickets may be OBJ
tsinsd from members Of the ladies
committee end ct the door
Evening star., 1928-04-08

! the box committee. Among the box
| holders are:
Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs, Graham
| Fair Vanderbilt, Mrs. Cornelius N, Bliss
| Mrs, Henry p, Dawson, Rembrandt
| Peale, Mrs, William b. Leeds, Mrs Clar-
ence Dillon, Mr. Albert Milhank, Mrs.
| William A, Read, Mrs. Arthur B, Claf-
lin. Mrs. Myron c. Taylor. Mrs, James
H. Snowden. Mrs, Alfred Sloan, tr.;
bald @. McIlvaine, Mrs. T, Raymond
| st. John. Mrs Walter p. Chrysler, Mrs.
| Clarence Millhiser. Mrs. Leland q.
Gardner. Herbert Dillon, Mrs. Albert
Boardman. Mrs. HendricS Suydam and
Mrs. w. Jay,
Costumes for the choir of 500 voices.
which will provide a musical back
sround for the colorful scenes, are be-
| inc assembled in A work room operated
under the guidance Of Mrs. Herbert l..
Hill. chairman Of the costuming COM
mittee,
Mrs. Howard Field Chappel of so
East Sixty-Seventh street, has an
nounced the engagement Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Jeannette Chapel. to Or.
Charles Hanchett Hitchcock OF Syra-
cuse. Miss Chappell's father, the late
Mr. Chappell. was 8 well known chem
ical and mining engineer, q graduate OF
Yale. who continued his studies at the
universities of Hanover. Frieburg and
Berlin. He was vice president and di-
at the request Of the United States
Government produced commercially
successful potash from his properties in
Utah during the World War.
DR.. Hitchcock is a graduate of AM
herst where he was elected 70 Phi Beta
Kappa and was a member Of the Phi
Kappa Psi Fraternity. He also is 6
graduate of Johns Hopkins University,
where he belonged to Alpha Omega
Alpha. He is at present associated with
the Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Research.
Mr.. and Mrs, T. Suffern Taller of the
Plaza announce the engagement OF
their debutante daughter. Miss Betty
Taller. to Walter Gurnee Dyer, eldest
son of Col George Rathbone Dyer OF
Is East Fifty-eighth street and Mrs,
Dyer, who died about two years ago.
The marriage will unite two old families
Of New York. long socially prominent.
Miss Taller is related through her
mother to the Brown family, well known
socially and in the banking world of
New York and Baltimore for several
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Taller, was one of the founders Of the
famous Patriarch balls, that welded So
cial power in the city. Her maternal
grand parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Brown of Baltimore.
Mr. Dyer's grandfather and great
grandfather. both named Elisha Dyer,
were Governors of Rhode Island in their
day. One of Miss Tailer's ancestors,
William T. Taller. was a colonial Gov
ernor of Massachusetts,.
Miss Taller recently returned to the
Plaza from Bermuda with her parents,
where they spent month golfiing They
will stay here until June, and then go
to HoneySuckle Lodge. Newport, for the
Summer The wedding win take place
in Newport about the middle of July.
Miss Taller viii be Is years old on July
II. She is q graduate Of Miss Chaplin S
School. She was born in Newport and
was first introduced to society there last
Summer when still Is.
Mr. Dyer was graduated from Prince
ton in 1925. He was captain OF his
crew.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Annapolis Society Enjoys
Quiet Pre-Easter Program
Navy Circles Mark Season by Informal Functions
British Navy Officers Luncheon Guests
of Admiral Mutton.

honor. Rear Admiral Halligan, Capt,
D!nger and Lieut.. Comdr. Tardy are
all members of the class Of 1898.
The marriage has been announced of
Miss Anna Lee knight. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. knight Of Braden-
ton. Fla. and Lieut.. Comdr. Robert
Horace Bennett. u. S. NJ. of Bradenton.
Fla. Saturday. March 81, at o'clock
at All Souls Memorial Church. WASH
ington.
Mrs. Stevens. wife of Lieut.. John e.
Stevens. entertained at bridge Wednes-
day evening at Queen Anne's Cupboard
or Maryland avenue.
Mrs. Kurtz wife OF Capt Thomas
Kurtz of Washington. was guest for
the week end OF Mrs. Baldridgs. wife OF
Capt Harry Baldridge, at her home on
Maryland avenue
Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs. Oliver O.
KeSsing we're hosts at an informal din
ner on Wednesday evening at their quar-
ters on Bowyer road In honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles CONN OF Jefferson
vile. Ind, who are the guests OF their
son-in-law and daughter. Comdr. and
Mrs. Jonas Ingram
Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs Elroy L. Van-
derkloot had as their guests for the
week end Miss Helen Coleman and Miss
N1aOCI ANblI IOll VI EbSAQcIiH, Jail.
Mrs. Bowyer of Erie. Pa. is the guest
OF her son-in-law and daughter. Comdr.
and Mrs. Douglas Howard, In their
quarters on Porter road.
Mrs. Champion. wife Of Lieut. Carlton
G. Champion, jr.. entertained infor-
mally at tea Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Murray Hill.
Mrs. Edward Atterbury has had as
her guests for q week in her home,
Maidstone Farm. Miss Patricia Wize
and Miss Katherine Noyes of New
York City
Mrs. NJ Pearl Mccall. assistant
United States attorney, and her nieces,
Miss Ann Eliza Smith and Miss Eliza
beth Smith Of Washington. spent the
week end in Annapolis, stopping at
Carvel Hall
Comdr. and Mrs Clyde G. West en-
tertained at dinner informally Saturday
evening at tiS2ir quarters on Rodgers
road in honor OF Miss Marian Wells a
daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. Walter A.
Wells Of Washington. who was their
guest for the week end.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
National Woman's $ Unit
Sponsors Card PARTY

Among the patronesses of the card
party to be given by the District branch
Of the National Woman's Party at the
headquarters on Capitol Hill Saturday
evening. April Il, are Mrs. Richard
Wainwright. hrs. Isaac Dixon. Mrs.
Letitja r. Snow. Miss Jessie Dell. Mrs.
Harvey Wiley. Mrs. NJ A. Markley, Miss
Blanche Wise. Mrs. j. r. Magee. Mrs.
Gladys B. Middlemiss. Mrs. Helen S.
Rapley and Mrs. Wymond Bradbury.
The hosteSses at this card party,
which will be one OF the most delightful
affairs given at the Old Brick Capitol
this Spring. will be the following on
GERS OF the District branch: Mrs Emile
Berliner, Mrs Andrew Stewart, Miss
Grace Osgood, Miss Laura Berrien, Mrs.
Nina Allender, Mrs. Legare Obear, Mrs.
Wymond Bradbury, Mrs. Lucy Cooper
Shaw and Miss Mabel Law.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Neiehborhood House Unit
Plans Annual Luncheon

PatroneSses for the third annual
luncheon Of the Congressional Unit of
Neighborhood House are Mrs. Sydney
Anderson, Mrs. Samuel Arnetz, Mrs.
Carol Beedy. Mrs. Charles Brand, Mrs
e. NJ. Beers, Mrs. Olger B. BurtneSs
Mrs. Frank L. Bowman, Mrs. w. D.
Boies. Miss Grace Burton. Mrs. John
Gable, Mrs. Carl Chindblon1, Mrs. Louis
G. Cranton, Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs.
Parker Corning. Mrs. Guy z. Campbell,
Mrs. Felix Cordova Davila, Mrs. Porter
c. Ellis, Mrs. Louis G. Fairfield, Mrs. z.
Hart Fem, Mrs. Louis A. rockingham,
Mrs Franklin Fort. Mrs. Paul Henderson,
Mrs. william z. Hull, Mrs. Homer Hoch.
Mrs. Morton D. Hull. Mrs. Harry Hull,
Mrs. Lindley T. Hadley, Mrs. Samuel b.
Hill. Mrs. w. p. Jarret. Mrs. w. r.
Kopp, Mrs. Charles G. Kearns, Mrs. J.
Banks Kurtz. Miss Dorothy Kurtz Mrs.
I. l. Lenroot. Mrs. B. q. Lowry. Mrs.
John McSwain, Mrs c. Ellis Moore.
Mrs. Martin B. Madden, Mrs. James
McCiintic, Mrs. Louis T. McFadden,
Mrs. Tom McKeown. Mrs. James H.
McLafIerty, Mrs. Samuel Major. Mrs,
Joseph J. Manlove. Miss Barbara Nc
Fadden. Mrs. James O'Connor. Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips, Mrs. A. NJ. Peterson.
Mrs James S. Parker, Mrs William
Rodenberg. Mrs. Henry Rathbone. Mrs.
B. Carol Reece. Mrs Henry T. Rainey,
Mrs Harry E. Rowbottom. Mrs. A. z. B.
Etephens, Mrs. Dan Sutherland. Miss
Clara J. Sproul. Mrs. J. w. Summers,
Mrs Charles Timberlake, Mrs. Nell
Underwood. Mrs. Ralph E. Updike, Mrs.
Otis Wingo, Mrs. Roy o. Woodruff, Mrs.
Samuel Winslow. Mrs. Charles z. Win
ter. Mrs w. c. Wright. Mrs. Knud
Wefald, Mrs Thomas Williams and Miss
Biench Wingo.
Mrs. Joseph X. Hooper. the Chastle-
ton, Is in charge of reservations. The
luncheon viii be given at the settle
ment house, 40 n street southwest
Wednesday. April 10.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Gard Party Sponsored
In Aid of Juveniles

Patr0nessee for the card party 10 be
given the evening Of April 20 at Ward
man Park Hotel for the benefit O! the
Juvenile Protective Association are
Mrs. William d. Jafdine, Mrs. Deios A.
Elodgett, Mrs. Charles q. Matthews
Mrs. Proctor l.. DougheFty, Mrs. VII
liam " Iadue, Mrs. william r. Ham
Mrs Frank Briggs Nine. Stephen
Psnsretoff, Mrs. Phillip sidney Smith
Mrs. Ernest r. BieknelI, Mrs. Edwf I'd
Is Clarke, ATs Elwood r. Mercy, lars
hiehsTd II Liggett, Mrs, Thomas Sid
well. MTs Harvey Wiley, Mrs Richard
Fay Jackson. MIS-. Francis Walker, Mrs
Samuel Herrick, MFs. Frederic E Far.
ringtOn, Mrs. George r. BoWernan
Mrs Samuel Blythe, Mrs. Atwood Fisher
HFE UfosYenoT Jones, Miss Flora John
son, Mrs, Julius LanebuFgh, Mrs. Whit
man Cross. Mrs Gilbert dr0syen0f, Mrs
Joshua Evans, IT,, and Mrs. Charles J
Brand.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Jewish Women TO Hold
Farley Tomorrow Evening

TTAa Enrfi '7~~'ssg of the Wsshing-
L,.s section II the ksslJnsl Council Of
Jewish Women will be a joint meeting
pifh the junior section and will be
held 1op9orTow evening 81 8 O'Clock 81
tile Jewish Community Center at fslx~
feenth and q sfTeetS Half u tise pro-
gran Will be q surprise feature prepared
by the juniors. An Inside View u the
senate rs one of lie Members" viii
comprise the remainder of tne program
THE men Of the families ~ members are
k3yltAd 10 attend. MTE Leonard n.
6lasos& ls 10 preside 81 Joint meeting Of
fke CounklJ 0s Jewish Women.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Prominent Boxholders
Listed for Fairy Call

Among those who have taken boxes
for Mrs. Gomegs Bliss fantasy. The
Fairy Call" In connection with the
childrens Easter dancing recital under
the direction Of Miss Hawke at the Be-
lasoo Theater Friday afternoon. April
I3. at AIS o'clock are Nine. Ttllez, Mrs.
Tasker Bliss. Mrs. Hayne Ellis. Mrs,
U. S. Grant, Sd. and Mrs. Edmund
Rheem.
The performance will start promptly
and 1t Is requested that the audience
be seated before the rise of the curtain,
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Fraternity Rush Girls
Guests at Theater Party

The Delta Chapter of Gamma Delta
Sigma Sorority entertained their five
rush girls at dinner at the Lotus Res
taurant and theater party afterward
on April ?. The guests we're Miss
Helen Reichhardt, Miss Edna Hun,
Miss Jessie Bunch. Miss Marian Walsh
and Miss Alta Woolard. and the hoSteSseS
we're Miss Burnelle Jones. Miss Gather
Inc Reichhardt. Miss Lillian HollinCS-
worth. Miss Dorothy Harrington and
Miss Nancy Dodd
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Advertising is converting men Of Den
mark TO American haberdashery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-10
FAST COMEDY IS
 NOW AT COLISEUM

A comedy opened at the Coli scum Theatre last evening. And the house which greeted 1t, seem- ed to think Lets Get Married'' was quite the best thing that had reached Juneau since prohibition.
 Richard Dix, the reigning star in Paramount's new farce, is ably assisted by his leading lady, Lois Wilson. The cast includes Gun boat" Smith, Edna May Oliver and Joseph Kilgour; with credit for fine direction being given Gregory La Cava. The screen play was written by J. Clarkson Miller from Du Souchet's stage success, "The Man From Mexico ,
 These would seem to be the ele- ments which one needs when mix ing a comedy cocktail. First, get a good story; secure a hand- some star; couple him with a beautiful leading lady: sprinkle with romance; throw in dash, spice, adventure, fun and laughs; then shake well and you have Let's Get Married"
 Certainly, so far as action is concerned, no Dix picture has ever exceeded this one. You'll roar
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-10
TWO PLEAD GUILTY
 TO LIQUOR CHARGE

Harry Johnson and l.. F. Nor ris entered a plea of guilty td q charge of possession and trans portation of intoxicating liquor, in violation of the Alaska Bone Dry Law late yesterday after noon before Judge Frank A. Boyle, in the U. s. Commission CTS Court. They were represented by Attorney Is. z. Iaulkner.
 Johnson was sentenced this afternoon to serve one year in jail and was fined $500 Sen tence for Morris has been post poned for two weeks. He has been released on bond.
 The two men were apprehended at 1 o'clock yesterday morning at Aux Bay when they put into the bay on the gasboat Sandy. " with, it was said, 1UO gallons cf moonshine whiskey aboard. The arrests were made by Pro hibition Agents Chichester and Boyee, who were assisted by U. s. Marshal Alha~t White and U. s. Customs officers NJ H. Sides and J. T. Petrich.
 The Sandy" caugnc ahre when the engine backflred as it was being taken into the dock, 1t was said, and burned to the waters edge, when it sank.
 Sixty gallons of moonshine and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-10
1.-THE SATIN WOMAN"
 AT PALACE SUNDAY

"The Satin Woman featur- ing Mrs. Wallace Reid, is the movie production at the Palace Sunday and Monday.
 Following are a few press men, tions.:
 "A glittering, gorgeous, photo dramatic pageant of frills and fash- ion-the dramatic event of the season."
 The unusual drama Of wo- man who almost forgot she was a wife and mother-until it was too late'
 She won the applause of the world, but lost her home, family and happiness"
 Mother versus daughter in bit ter rivalry for a man, who was unworthy of either. Just one of many surprising situations pre- sented"
 "When Greek meets Greek-a most interesting situation when the 'gigolo' meets The Satin Wo- man. Woman's wit versus a schemlng scoundrel."
 "The last word in luxurious cos tuning, the gorgeous satin flame, gown with over 1000 yards of satin. It's only one item in exo- tic fashion display presented"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-10
Attractions At Theatres
 TT HE SEA WOLF" IS
 AT PALACE TONIGHT

Jack London's "The Sea Wolf opens at the Palace tonight for only a two-day engagement. A writer of virile stories. with the tang of the great outdoors and the thrill of adventure that leads from the frozen Arctic to the glamorous environment of the un- eharted isles of the South Seas Jack London has won a unique out Handing position in American lit erature.
 ]. In "The Sea Wolf" his creative powers were at their full fruition. the result being a powerful, thrill ling narrative ranking easily as one of the best of it's type.
 Ralph w. Ince, Claire Adams, Theodore von Eltz, Snitz Edwards and Mitchell Lewis have the prin- cipal roles in this feature.