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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-12

Next year Riverside and several
other municipal courses are going
to have bent grass greens. Rosasco
and Harry Schopp, supervisor of
municipal courses, put in bent
grass nursery this week that should
be ready with a stock by fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Today'S Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
at INDIANAPOLIS.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
at Toledo.
st. Paul at Minneapolis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-12

Indianapolis woman returned from De-
troit happy over their showing in the
WOmen's National meet. The local
women collected total of 1893 in prize
money. The 2,434 of the Silver Flash
was the big collector, getting prize of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-12

HANDICAPS for At women golf
IL ers have been posted on the
bulletin boards which reveals a large
number of feminine players for a
new club. Roy Smith, Avalon pro,
also states that he has forgotten
some of the players and asks that
he be notified.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-12

Duck pin leagues are rolling on all the
alleys; This game seems to be the most
friendly OF. all on the alleys, the spirit of
members Of the Capitol Duck Pin League
pool the money collected and enjoy a ban
Quet at the close of the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-12

Fourteen OF the women cashed in the
singles with scores running from All to
576. This Is a record of about so per
peted. The same held true in the doubles,
seven teams being listed as prize winners
with scores ranging from SAT to 1,060
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
Monday

NsS
Woman's Guild of the Church of the Advent will
hold a business meeting at the parish house, 3 p. m. All
members are urged to attend.
Woman's missionary society of the Central Chris
tan church meets in circles, number one with Miss
Nancy Bourne. $3.50 p. m, number two with Mrs. Y. I.
Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church
will meet in circles as follows: circle number one with
Mrs. L. "A. Boory: circle number two with Mrs. A. ID.
Dickinson; circle number three with Mrs. Howard Cum
49, BAPTIST ". M S. il to have an industrial meeting,
opening at 10 a. M, led by Mrs. r. A. King, industrial
chairman.
Methodist missionary society will have their Jubi-
lee Harvest day program at the church, 3 p. m. All
members are especially requested to be present.
Altar society of the Sacred Heart church will meet
in the bazaar room, Maltby building, $3.50, with Mrs.
Eugene Richards as hostess.
Fl Jardin Service club with Mrs. ". H. Huffman,
Business and Professional Women's benefit bridge,
Elks' hall, s 2. m.
Valley Federation of women's Clubs at the high
school auditorium, La Feria.
Girl Reserve Cabinet meeting,
Mardi bridge club with Mrs. G. "A. Williams.
Hi-Io bridge club with Mrs. Hawkins White.
Treble Clef with Mrs. G. +. Landegren.
No meeting Of Learners.
Wednesday
Brownsville Music club has rehearsal at the Bsp-
IS Self Culture meets with Mrs. Randall Mathers.
FL Jardin Friendly with Mrs. Frank Stanner.
Junior college banquet, s p. m, at Sobre Las Olas
Mrs. H. McT. Woodward, Fort Brown, bridge hon
oring Mrs. r. {. Smith.
Thursday
American Legion auxiliary at the legion hall, $50
y. M 70 arrange for Christmas boxes for the disabled
veterans.
West Erownsville Pr. A.. AT the school, 80.
Public Health Association at City hall, $50 a. m.
Friday
First Ward. P.-T. "A. meets.
Eorder Wesleyan Sunday school class Of the
Methodist church will he entertained in the evening At
the home Of the president, Mrs. Geo. F. Walker. sos
Washington.
Euzclian class Of the Baptist Sunday school will
have a business and social meeting at the church. 3 p. m.
Mrs. Ben G. Clark and Mrs. A. c. Carter vii lbe hostess
cS.
Miss Lorene Strein is entertaining the eighth grade.
Junior high. # FL Jardin Place, at the home Of Mrs. Don
r. Lewis. 1880.
Saturday
City Federation meeting at the Baptist church,
$50.
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Junior College
Dance

The first real social affair ~ the
junior college IN Brownsville Il set
Tor Wednesday evening, when the
students will gather Al Sohre la Olas
esfve IN San Benfto fer a dinner
n An exclusively Mexican re-
past II planned. and Dean :. A..
Caldwell ia ~ gsi AS toastmaster.
several STUDENT ar Inc college are u
oe on the program Tor speeches.
Rcsita and Santos CeysucS are ~ pre-
sent = dance. and Mss Anuie Tucker
. vocal solo. Stunts ~ various kinds
BY students arc also beng arranged
a ti1-rIece orchestra has been en-
Esred to provide music fer dancing.
Dean Caldwell rtEtel that he ca
rects a. least 100 students a. attend
the affair. Ihcre STUDENT desiring
70 40 SO nay invite 4 guest. end III
former stldrrts 81 fh~ %coiio~~ are
also extended rn initiation.
The entsrtainme1t r. ~ charge ~
hubert Autrry, pre- ident of the stu
cent hcdv. and \ faculty. committee
composed RI BARS Annie Tucker.
Mrs Del rsrki1-. and Mrs. Pauline
Gccde Reservation for the banquet
may Re made through 7u- NJ these.
IN addition n The ~etudenls and
facdltv Fl the junior college. SIR. and
Mrs. g. W. Gotle. W Brownsville. end
ths surerlntendenir n The san Rs
mite. Flo Hondr. pnd Harlir-e-
schcols have h--a melted
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
Valley Society NeWs
and Events


Ia attending school ~ lncsrrats
Word.
Mesdames ~ ~. Caruthrrs. VII
Scott and Ben Britain motored t.
Mission Friday aftci roc
Mrs. James Rodwell. Fort Shsr-
dan. III. and Mrs. w. nrummund m
Mission were the weekend guests ~
Mrs. #. Owen Scott
George r. Marsh u ~ Bror rH
Vile where he was summoned for
grand jury service.
Miss Helen Clarkson Of Austin
who IA teaching in Brownsville w.
the Thanksgiving guest Of Cart. ant
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Pickett
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The fsrent-Iearhr-- s-rociatirn ~
the high end junior high srhcol met
Thursday afternoon ~ the high
school.
Most n The time was taken with
ccnsideraticn w need of different
department. The organization ua-
'suthcrirsd r. purchase furnishing
for the nur-e- ciinic IN the new
high school building Az the meeting
was held IN the living room n Nis-
Myrtle Ienninr department. special
attention Va called - the need of
drsreriss and other items which add
10 the "homirce-" of th~ rooms. IA
'committss vas appointed 20 select
the drsnsries end another - consult
with Miss Jennings IN arranging =
benefit n raise funds n purchase
these necessities.
The organization assisted IN the
formal opening UT the Now building
as observed IN Nov. - ~. the faculty.
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Learners Appoint
Federation Delegates

The Learners club met Tuesday
AZ the Baptist church. vith an
other chapter Of American history
as their topic for study. Mrs. q.
S. SteIl told of the hcrcsics of Ann
Hutchinson. Mrs. Harbcrt Daven-
port read Roger Williams warning
n Endicott; Mrs. Henrietta Signor
gave extracts from the Cambridge
platform. Mrs. Mae BrutSche read
2 paper IN the colonization of the
Csrclinar. and Mrs. George ".
Smith told the rluh much about
the Quaker from her own personal
knowledge cf them.
Metdsme- y. al Graham and Hen
riet'a Sienor werr appointed a. lei
s-aies ~ the meclin- M the Rio
Crande valley Federation or Won
mems clubs, and instructed - r.
FotiuE.
There will hs mr. meeting RI 'h'
club this veel due - = conflict
with the federation meeting.
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rmp '' s~ Number SOCIETY '' s sma"''

cake decorated with four candles be-
ing the center attraction.
Miss Mabel Nicholson assisted
Mrs. Hamilton in entertaining the
youngsters.
PERSONALS
Captain and Mrs. Walter Hamilton
had rs dinner guests Sunday Cap
tain and Mrs. II. NJ. Pickett. Miss
Helen Clarkson. Captain and Mrs.
Rossiter Clarity.
Lieut.. Thomas Tropilino left Mem
day afternoon for Galveston from
where he has sailed for for Psnsms
r. visit his parents who reside there
Mrs. 7. A. Burger n San Antonio
will arrive Sunday ~ hs the guest
~ her daughter. Mrs. Mott Eamsev
over the holidays. Mr. Burger will
JOIN the family for Christmas.
Mrs. Mary H. Edssrton has return
ed from San Antonio where sha
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with her daughter. tSar Hope who
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Sacred Heart
Bazaar Continued

Owing 70 Indictment weather cf
Thursday and Friday. the first two
DAYS 81 the bazaar. the women IF the
Sacred Heart church have decided ~
continue the sale throughout next
week. according IN Mrs. John Clos
1er.. who stated that IN consideration
~ the handicap the opening days had
been very suerc fui. Door prizes
wore given Thur day night 70 Miss
Elizabeth Browne. and Fridsy night
10 Mrs. Howard Lupton. Another
prize will he given nest Saturday.
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Mrs. J. r.. Lovett's SUNDAY school
class met ir 2 reErSr business and
social meeting AZ the home Of Mrs.
Thomas vi. Sweeney Tuesday eve
ming. with Mesdames Sweeney.
Charles Niech and Hayden Hayes
as joint hostesses. a short bust
ness session was conducted. after
which each ono present was given
2 linen dish towel 70 hem. These
were later presented 10 Mrs. Lovet..
Miss Lucy Marie Rrulay enter
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Mrs. sam Erwin of Chattanooga.
Tenn. is here as the guest n her
daughter. Mrs. Wiikey q. Burt. ~
ort Brown. Mrs. Erwin was the
guest N honor at IN informal din
nsr given Thursday evening by
Captain and Mrs. Vernon ". Shell
Included IN the guest list ~ this
affair were Captain and Mrs. Burt.
Lieutenant and Mrs r. r. Wiley.
Mrs. Erwin and Lieutenant kala-
kuka.
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Auxiliary to
Prepare Boxes

Preparation ~ Christmas boxes
for the disabled veterans vii re
taken W. m the meeting ~ the
American Legion Auxiliary. which
h. r. he held n 7:3o Thursday eve
ming AZ tho Legion hall. AZ this
time. according e. Mrs. Ben 4.
CLARK. president. contents ~ the
boxes will he decided upon, and th1
work divided between The various
members. Mrs. Clark especially re.
quests all members r. attend.
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Class Reunion
Banquet Planned

A reunion banquet for members
NJ the class ~ 1925 If the Browns
vile high school AZ being planned
for December oS. according r. Mrs
Del :. Perkins. sponsor ~ the class.
Many Of the members are now away
Al college. and plans are still IN p
tentative stsgs. but Mrs. Perkins
and officers If the class hope tc
have the affair definitely arranged
for the Christmas holidays
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
Treble Clet
Studies Messiah

Handcl's Messiah" was the sub
iect of study and discussion for the
Treble Clef club a. their meeting
this week. Reading and discussion
Of the music occupied the lesson
period. and was led bv Mrs. Milton
West. The club expects 70 study
tho orstorio further II their meet
iug next week w preparation for
the production IF it by the Har-
mony club of San Renito In the
near future.
AT the close of the study q light
refreshment course was served rs
the hostess. Or. N. 4. Murray. ~
about twelve members.
They will meet next week with
Mrs. a.. III. ~Lsudcgrcn.
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Self Culture
LDeiepatCS Amounted

Mrs. N. T.. Yates WEI, hostess this
week 10 the Self Culture club. Tn
usual interest in the session was
shown, according ~ members. The
larger part If the business session
IVES devoted a. = discussion ar the
proposed amendments 10 the consti-
tuition ~ the Valley Federation ~
Women's clubs. which will rome Up
for = vote AZ the cdcration meet
ing II La Feria Tuesday. Mesdamez
J. X. Bull. Il. y. Yates and Milton n.
West were named a. delegate 10
the federation. and Nesdames W. ".
Norlcy. Nathan Moore and Virginia
Watson appointed alternate.
Philharmonic drill Wa omitted
and Mrs. Y. J.. Conrad. leader for tho
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night for New Orleans % be sVsy
several DAYS.
Y. 8. West and Benjamin John
ION have gone n Armstrong for ?
hunting trip Of several days. Mr..
Johnson. who has been the guest
~ the Vests here. IL n resident Of
Austin.
Mrs. 7. q. Webb of Harlingcn was
? luncheon guest # Mrs. Nolney v.
Tsvlcr Saturday.
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omines, Goings.
Oh Local People

Nr and Mrs James Fox rctersd
r Kerrvills early IN tbs ~s-k
They we're accompanied r. Mrs.
Augustine Ceisya and Mis- Flor
srre Fcll.
Mrr. ". r. Jones -rrr' Monday
afternoon ir N~ercedc-.
Mrs. =. \. Wells left Saturday
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities

afternoon vent into the lesson i'm
mediately following the business
session. Gilbert Parker was the
chosen subject. and Mrs. Conrad
gave a discussion II this author.
concluding with an i~nteres-AE res
ume OF his book "The Right OF Way"
The club adjourned for a social
hour. during which a salad coUrse
was served. Mrs. Yates had decorst-
"a her home very effectively for
the occasion, using red radiance
rnres.
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Phone Number
Seven

H. Edsertcn; second high Nv Mrs.
Ben Britain and cut by Mrs. George
r. Marsh.
The guests were: Misses Mabel
Nicholson and Alicia Soils: Mes
danes Waller Hamilton. n. r. Ma
son. Herbert r. Taylor. y. y. Guerra.
George 3. Marsh. Mary n. EdEer-
ton. Fred d. Guerra. c. j. Martin.
Ben Britain. ". vulnerable. IN
Priest, Harold Smith. Mott Ramsey,
W. W. Shuford.
FOURTH BIRTHDAY
Walter Hamilton WIS host ~ I'll
the children Of Fort RinEFold Tues
day afternoon AZ the home ar his
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Walter Ham
ilton. the occasion being his fourth
birthday.
After numerous had been
played. the guests were treated to a
real birthday feast with a birthday
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Col. c. B. Stone
At Fort Brown

Col. q. r. stone l. At Fort Brown
On au inspection trip from division
corps area head quarters. and Il
the guest N Captain and Mrs. Yer
non II Shell during his stay. he
was - be guest If honor AZ p dim
ner Saturday evening. given by Col
and Mrs. Stanley Koch. other
guests for the occasion we're Capt.
and Mrs. Shell. Col. and Mrs. Chas.
McH. Ely, and Mrs. Y. u. Smith
col. and Mrs. Eby are entertaining
with 4 dinner for Col. Stone on
Sunday evening.
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tsined with two readings. and sew
eral lively contests were held.
Refreshments OF hot chocolate
and sandwiches were served by the
hostcsscs.
The following members we're
present. Mesdames- :. &. Graham,
I. W. Neck. J.. Tid~ell. NJ. W. Ward,
II. Signor. Aiicen Webster, D.. +.
Keller. NJ H. Love. r. b. Langford,
j. n. Greene. r. ". Pitts, II. Diltz,
"A Leinwcher. NJ. y. Lyons, N. T.
Null. Wiech. Sweeney. Hayes. Low
cit. and Miss Edith Martin.
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FL Jardin
Service Club

The Fl .Jsrdin Service club met
this week with Mrs. Scott Fleming
a routine business meeting pre-
coded the study hour. during which
Mrs. A. r. Derrick conducted = les
son in Spanish. Mrs. ". H Huff
man will be next hostess.
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WATCHES "MAGNETRrD"

PARIS. Dec. g. ~ Hall rs
ratrha. W. PARIS are mREr.tit-1 arf
keen poor time. SAYS Georges SIG
ourdar. chief M the ~ln'ernatinni
Time Rure7u. This r. due - IRE
r-ouir- use If electricity. NJ says
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II Mission. =. : Fodvsll ~ FORT
Sheridan. Ill and Misses M.bel
Nicholson. AlIcia Soils. ErnsstIns
Lshords and Camille Block.
High score trophy vss non ~
Mrs. Vi. r. Mason; table favors were
cut ~ Mrs. q. y. Rollstsr. Mrs. y.
!. Rodvell and Miss Mabel Nichnl-
son.
HOLIDAY MOTIF
H.raldirE the srrrc4ch - ths
Christmas season. Miss Camille
Block used ths holiday motif 20
brighten her hons rher IN V'.dnss
dsv afternoon sh. rss hostess - the
members IF the hridE. club .-i .
few invited guests.
Six tshlss ~ PLAYERS w.rs present
and Mrs. Herbert =. Taylor Won high
-cnrs club trophy and Mrs. Virgil M
Lott. second high. Mrs. q. ". Leon
ard drew the cut prize.
Following the conclusion 90 In.
games = two course luncheon uss
served. Those present we're: Mise.
Alicia Soils. Mabel Nicholson. Viz
rinia and Carmelita Otal: Nesdsmr-
". drertcn. 7 Wallis. r.. z. Mason. l..
Fl ~Ssruthers. George Marsh, Frank
lshords. Herbert =. Kidwell. Walter
Hamilton. e. r. Roiette. Mona Fii,
VI VI Pickett. y. y. Guerrs. Mott
Ramsey. Ben Britain e. 7. Leonard
Virgil M. Lott. Herbert ". Tavlcr. W.
enerahle, e. r.. DuPriest and r. ".
Richmond.
BRIDGE FOR GUEST
Corrlimenting their hous. quest.
Miss Helen GARRISON Of Austin. csp-
tain and Mrs. r. VI. Pickett enter
tanned with thrs tables ~ bridge
Friday evening. High score va
won by Mrs. Herbert r. Eidrell.
The guests we're: Major and Mrs
" 2. TAYLOR. Mrs.. Walter Hamilton.
Nr. and Mrs. y Owen Scott. rsrlsin
and Mrs. &. W. Richmond. Mi-s
SCOTS HOSTS
Gathering : small =reur F-r
bridge. Nr. ard Mrs. Owen scott
had in addition ~ their house guests
Mrs. James ". Rcdvell and Mrs. n.
nrummond the following for bridge
Saturday evening: Captain snd Mrs
y. n. Pickett and their guest. Miss
Helen Clarkscn. Captain and Mrs.
Walter Hamilton.
BRIDGE SUPER
Captain and Mrs. Herbert y. Eid-
we'll entertained with = UNIQUE
bridge supper Tuesday evening. the
guests being asked ~ imrsrsonsts
movie celebrities. Finding their
places ~ the table Nv the name ~
the star which they represented.
great fun vss maintained through
cut the evening by the use ~ given
names.
Following = three course chop suev
dinner. bride formed tbs diversion.
High score was won bv Mrs. Rich
rnond for the ome and Captain
Hamilton for the men. The guests
included Major and Mrs. Herbert Y.
Taylor. Captain and Mrs. Walter
Hamilton. Miss Mabel Nicholson.
Captain and Mrs. r. NJ. Pickett. Mrs
q. ". Richmond.
ENTERTAIN SISTER
Honoring her sister. Mrs. Frank
Lsborde of San Antonio. Miss Ern-
stine LsborGe entertained With =
four-tahle bridge Monday afternoon
in the ~psrlcrs 81 the Lsbcrde hotel.
Tirh srrra was won ~ Mrs. Nav
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RIO GRANDE CITY
INFORMAL BRIDGE

Entertaining informally. Mrs. p
Owen Scott had az bridge guests Sat
urdsy afternoon Nerdanes ". "
Shuford. George Y. Marsh. Herbert
Y ki1well. n. r.. Mason. C. J. Rol-
Letter. Virgil y. Lott. " nrummcnd,
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BRIDGE FOE GUEST
HOSTS

Gathering = small =rcur F,r
bridge. Nv. ard Mrs. Owen Scott
had in addition ~ their house guest
Mrs. James ". Rcdvell and Mrs. n
rrummond the following for bridge
Saturday evening: Captain snd Mrs
p. n. Pickett and their guest. Miss
Helen Cisrkscn. Captain and Mrs,
Walter Hamilton.
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BRIDGE SUFFER
ENTERTAIN SISTER

Honoring her sister. Mrs. Frank
Lsborde II San Antonio. Miss Ern-
stine LsborGe entertained with
four-tahle bridge Monday afternoon
in the p~srlors 81 the Lsbcrde hotel.
HiFh score was won RI Mrs. Nav
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II Mission. !. : Fodpsll ~ Port
Nicholson. Alicia Soils. Ernsstins
Lahords and Camille Block.
High score trophy vas Vcn 81
Mrs. v. r.. Mason. table fsvors were
cut ~ Mrs. q. y. Rolleter. Mrs. u.
). Rodvell and Miss Mabel kichnl-
son.
, 1928-12-11

Aboard the U.S.S. Maryland, -Enroute
to Val Paraiso Chile Herbert Hoover ia
the first lap of his Latin American good
will tour started to study the problems of
The South American republics, in his
spare time and to making friends at the
stops along the coast. Saturday it was
said that he will devote all of his spare
time before his inauguration to the study
of the problems of Latin American
friends and ways to prove our friendship.
, 1928-12-11
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

ST. CROIX STATION.
London, Dec 7lh-Ehe meeting Of the
Lqb0ur members of Parliament repre-
senting the Textile constituencies Of
Yorkshire, considered the situation which
rad arisen by the decision Of the Textile
Trade Unions to support Cne application
by the employers for duty on certain
classes OF imported Textile goods. The
members were unanimous In regretting
that the Textile Unions had az dOned
the attitude they TOOK when Ia appiIca-
ton for safeguarding duties Oh WO0iien
goods was made and rejected some time
ago. They were strongly OF the opinion
that the policy of protective tariff offers
no hope of dealing with admitted present
difficulties of the Yorkshire Textile
trade. IAe meeting unanimously decld.
ed to offer an Incorporating OPPOSE
ton to the proposal TO apply protection
to the W0Ollen industry. should it come
before Parliament. Mr.. Snowden. one Of
the leaders of the Labour party, presided
at the meeting. He sits for one Of the
Textile constituencies. There would a.
gear to be a serious divergence of view
on this subject between political and in
dustrial sides Of the LaOOur movement
and developments will be watched with
the closest alteution.
LonCou, De 7lh A dj t5uguished
company attended the Pilgrims Society
dinner TO celebrate the signing of the
Peace Pact for the remuneration of war.
Sir Austen Chamberlain and Ambassa-
dor Houghton were the principal guests.
Others present included Cecil Gardige
Davidson, with Lord DeSborough as
President. Mr.. Houghton pointed out
that five thousand miles of uDf0rtiied
and unguarded frontier of the United
States and Canada is sufficient proof of
the Old saying that two powers can live
side by side unarmed against each other
and that the new world are essentially
peace loving. Sir Austen Chamberlain
who followed, making his first appear.
ance in public since his return and
locking fresh and vigorous, evoked pro-
| longed cheering when he declared that
! the unguarded frontier represents not
only the line which divided Canada and
the United States but stands in similar
relation between the whole Empire and
America.
Loudon, Dec. 8th This morning bull
letin issued at IL. IS was as folIows:-
The King has had some hours of sleep.