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Of Personal Interest to
Washington Residents

Miss Elsie Behrend, who is attending
school in Boston, is spending the holt
days with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Edwin Behrend. on Biltmore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith
are In their new apartment in Woodley
Park Towers.
Miss Alma Lansburgh has taken an
apartment In Woodley Park Towers and
had as recent guest Mrs. William
Elkan Of Philadelphia.
Miss Mayone Sigmund has been
spending a week in New York and
Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Ann Kaufman is the
guest OF relatives in/Nashville, Tenn.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis were hosts
at dinner last night in their apartment
In Wardman Park Annex.
Mrs. Leonard WE'LL, with her twin
daughters, Sue and Marjorie, of Phila-
delphia, are spending the holidays with
the formers mother, Mrs. NJ Herman.
Inc Misses Sue and Marjorie WE'LL
Will be hoStesseS at luncheon at the
Carlton Tuesday.
Miss Lorraine Leon will entertain at
luncheon at the Madrillon. followed bv
q theater party, tomorrow night. in
honor OF out-of-town guests.
MISS Claire Meyers of Baltimore is
the week end guest of Miss Ruth Leon
HLTHeC
has as her guest Miss Dorothy Newman
OF Baltimore, in whose honor she gave
an at-home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hess are spending a
week In New York as the guests of rela-
tives.
The Friday Bridge Club was enter
tanned at luncheon and cards recently
by Mrs. Edward Kohner in her home.
1888 Belmont road.
The Pi-Tau-Pi Fraternity rave n
formal dance last night at the Wood
mont Country Club. A number Of
guests from Baltimore attended. Sun
night. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Langrock and Miss
Elaine Langrock of New Haven, Conn.
are guests this week at the Mayfiower
Hotel.
Miss Esther Bendheim is in Rich
mond, Va, over the holidays and will
attend the New Year eve ball at the
Hotel jefferson.
Mrs. Belle Rothschild Is the guest OF
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis RothSchild.
Mrs. Jess Kornicker and young son OF
New York are the guests of the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Kahn.
Miss Bernice Kleeblatt is visiting hel
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Michigan U. Women's Club
To Be Host at Card PARTY

The holiday event of the University
of Michigan Women's Club Is to be a
card party, given by the associate mem
bers to the club, and will be held to-
morrow evening at the home of Mrs.
Charles D. Cole, 53O5 Forty-first street,
Chevy Chase.
Assisting Mrs. Cole will be Mrs James
S. Carpenter. Mrs. Norman c. Damon,
Mrs. Martin Luther DODGE. Mrs.
Samuel Willard Beakes, Miss Jane Fra
lick, Mrs. Norman F. Hartman, Mrs.
L. B. Kemon, Mrs. Carl F. Keeler, Mrs.
Alexander Gordon Hamilton, Mrs. C.
B. Hurley, Mrs. Paul p Magof11n, Mrs.
Alfred T. Newbold, Mrs. Dennis P.
Quinlan, Mrs. A. James Robertson and
Mrs. Durand w. Springer.
The regular monthly luncheon OF the
club will be held Friday, January 8, at
the clubhouse of the American Asso-
citation of University Women at 1890
O'clock
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| ture fame. The talk will be followed
py the showing of film. In bringing
Mr.. Warner to Washington the chair
man, Mrs. William Wolff Smith, is
having the cooperation of Mr.. Will
Hays, director of the Motion Picture
Producers e. Distributors of America.
Owing to the large demand for tickets
the Coffee House will be held in the
National Press Club auditorium. In
| vitations will be extended to persons
prominent in the social, oficial, diplo-
matte and educational life of the city
and also to officers of national and local
organizations and representatives of the
press.
In keeping with the old English Gus
tom, coffee will be dispensed during the
social half hour preceding the program
and the guests will be seated at tables.
with hostess for each one. Among the
Pen Women who have taken tables and
who will serve as hostesses are Mrs. z.
Richard Gasch, district president; Mrs.
Clarence M. Busch, national president;
Mrs. William Wolff Smith, Mrs. Nina
Swain Reed, Mrs. Edward Nelson Ding
! ley, Mrs. Warren N. AkerS, Mrs. Ernest
r. Grant, Miss Agnes VIM. Miss Pa
tricia Poe Bennett and Miss Myrta
Cawood. Mrs. Robert Sheriff., 92I
| Nineteenth street northwest, Is chair
man OF reservations.
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engagement of the formers daughter
Frances to Mr.. Albert Pomerantz of
Rochester, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kohner will leave
Washington today for Pittsburgh, to
spend 10 days with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Kohner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simon are in
their new apartment in Woodley Park
Towers and will have with them this
week their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ryttenberg Of
Sumpter, S. C.
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Special Events of Yuletide
OF Interest to Social Set
Residents Entertaining Visitors and Laying Plans
for the Coming New Year-General
and Personal Notes.

University. with Mrs. Woods and their
daughter, Miss Margaret Woods. is
spending some time In Cleveland, Ohio
as the guest of Mrs. Woods mother
Mrs. Sara Orchard Smith. They will
return to their home on Cathedral ave-
nue. early In January While in Cleve-
land, Dean Woods will attend the ses-
sions Of the national meeting of the
Modern Language Association, Of which
he is member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison N. Miller of
Cathedral avenue are leaving early next
week for Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss Caroline Sutherland is spending
the Winter at Long Beach, Calf.
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Mr.. Warner Honor Guest
Of American Pen Womer

The League of American Pen Women
OF the District of Columbia has an
nounced as the guest of honor and
speaker at the next meeting Of the Old
English Coffee House Friday, January
10, Mr.. Harry Warner Of moving pic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29

Miss Frances Zimbelmann of Corona.
n Z, Is spending several days at the
Dodge Hotel while in washington.
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DR.: and Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr Of
Lowel street have as their house guests
III; ana Mrs. A. w. Lindsay, who
tnoUoreo from Princeton, N. j. DIR.
Lindsay Is spending his sabbatica1 veer
at Princeton University, being a mem
per OF the faculty of Dennison Uni
versity in Ohio.
Dean George B. Woods of American
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. Quintanilla of wash
ngton have taken an apartment at the
Carlton, where they will remain for sew
era1 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29

Mr.. Byron Price of Lowell street Is
leaving early In January for London.
where he will represent the Associated
Press at the Naval Arms Conference,
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Midshipman Walter Clark is spending
Christmas week with his parents, Mai.
and Mrs. Walter L. Clark, at their home
on Lowell street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick B. PYLE of
Forty-fourth street have as their house
guests their daughter in-law, Mrs. Law
OF Wilmington, Del. -Ai ca
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Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Leighty have
with them at the Wardman Park Hotel
their son. Mr.. Carl Leighty, who will
return this evening to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighty have just re-
Christmas
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Miss Adrienne c. Mayer and Miss
Victoria H. Peyser have returned from
q Christmas visit IN Baltimore. where
they attended the dance given by Mr..
ana MRS. Norton Goldenberg in honor
Of their daughter Jane at the Hotel
Belvedere.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Woodhouse have
motored to Washington from their home
In New York City and are at the Carl
ton for several DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29

Mrs. Francesca Gasch and niece Miss
Marie Christine Frech, have sailed for
Panama and will be absent for several
weeks
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Midshipman Walter Dan Coleman
who has been house guest of Mrs
Gillett-Htl for o week, left for his
home in Illinois today. He came from
annapolis for round Of teas, balls and
dinners,
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Miss Chapman Specially
Entertained in Paris.

Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer of Washing
ton and New York has gone to Atlanta.
Ga, to spend the Christmas holidays
with her, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Grant, on PAGES road,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-01
QUAIL SEASON
OPENS SUNDAY
Supply OF Straight Flying
Birds Is Said To Be
Plentiful

Ducks got a slight relief from
the bombardment OF hunters Sun
day. when the nimrods trained
their guns Oh quail. The season
on the whirring. STRENGTHENING
birds opened Dec. !.
There Is said TO be a fair sup
ply OF quail In this section Hunt
ers we're busy making preparation
for the opening OF the season Sat-
urday. They were laying In prop
er shells and swapping stories a.
to where they had spotted large
bodies OF the birds.
Hunting seems to have Stacked
off In the Valley.
Following the opening lombard
ment ducks have been flying high
Although there is q fair supply oil
deer, the hunters prefer the warm
fireside. Deer hunting will prob
ably strike its full stride about
Christmas. At that time when O
number on people win BE- enjoying
the holidays. the brush lands viii
be thick with would-be deer STAY
ers.
Game wardens are Inclined TO
be rather strict this season Quite
a number Of arrests have been
made and in some instances flee-
ing offenders have been fired up
on, officers state.
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N y N Y
C PORTS CHATS :
With Hal EuStdce


that the Champion HarIingen Cards
should place at least five men on
the squad. They are Murray, Was
ham, Witherspoons Waters and J.
Lawrence. Landry and Ross look
good at Mission and AdamSon and
Carter are good performers at San
Benito. La Feria has Sibson and
Dixon. McAllen Walsh, Allen. Cox
and Frisby, and PhArr has an excel
lent back In Epps. Young seems to
be the outstanding player at Edin-
burg. Bellafonut is q lively perform
or In the ranks Of the lowly Merce-
des Tigers. Beatty McCharen OF
Raym0ndville Is a good center but
has not had q real opportunity 70
do his stuff this season. Patterson Of
Donna is a sweet little quarter. Wes-
laco has several first class players
who should rate the team. Every
one or the IL "B" teams In the VAL
ley VIII probably be represented on
the large squad.
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new CLUB TO
MEET MONDAY
@mmmmm@
Business Mems Athletic
Body To Inspect
Quarters

A meeting FOR the purpose Of In
specting quarters and final crgani-
zation win be held by the Business
Mems Athletic club Q p. m. Mon
day. IL has been announced by Of
flcials.
The session win be staged at
club headquarters, directly across
the street from the new White
Kitchen. Athletic equipment and
facilities are being installed rapid
" and the quarters will be ready
for inspection Monday.
Handball courts have been in
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st. Eds And Miners
Plav Scoreless Tie

Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. 3O.-tR1-
The Texas Miners and ST. Edwards
University or Austin battled 10 a
s~coreless tie here this afternoon,
closing the football season in the
far southwest.
Only by sheer good luck did the
Saints hold the Miners TO a tie
Four times the Ell Paso team vas
inside the Saints fifteen yard line.
Once q field goal was missed by
inches, and two other times. the
Saints held the Miners by inches
The Miners goal line was never
threatened.
The game ended q successful sea-
son for the Miners. they having
lost only to the University OF Arr
iona.
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Frogs Win Title, Tieing Mustangs IT in Comeback
AHVaLey Squad Will be Selected at Mercedes Tues day by Coache

stalled and play IA expected to be-
gin In the near future. Other equip
ment includes weights, dumhbeIls.
horizontals, punching bags. etc. IA
considerable amount or work has
been done In remodeling the rooms
into a gymnasium.
Dr. Geo. y. TDland, chairman Ur
the new body. says the young busi-
ness men Of the city are joining
the club rapidly and the quota OF
ia Is expected TO hH oiled with
In the immediate future. Member
ships are being handled by Larry
LiRhtner.
The club Is being organized by
business men for the purpose Of
giving them IN gym Ar which I'd
work out" In the future 40 is
possible that a library and per-
haps billiard tables viii be add
ed, It is said.
Private boxing and wrestling
matches also may he staged IA TIM
members want them The ooiecE
~ the club, however, Is primarily
athletic recreation for the business
men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-01
Canton Tiger
Grid Classic
Here Sunday

II you wish some unadulter-
ated fun, saddle up old Dobbin
and pace out to the American
Legion park 8 d. IN. Sunday.
There 70 will see "a game
billed as football-between the
Brownsville Tigers and Canton
drivers.
Neither OF the clubs claim
profound knowledge Of football,
but players state they are will
ing to learn from experience.
r. @. Delaney. deputy sher-
iff. has announced he will arrest
the first player TO flourish q
pistol.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-01
Football Yesterday

SOUTHERN METHODIST UNI
vERSrTY. z: TEXAS CHRISTIAN
UNIVERSITY, Z. CTie.)
Baylor 10: Rice 0.
Navy Is: Dartmouth 6.
Villanova IS: Temple O.
Boston College IL: Holy Cross o.
South Carolina 20: North Caro-
lima 6.
North Carolina g.: South Caro-
lima 20.
Loyola CBaltimore) z; Baltimore
U. s.
Detroit "a: Georgetown l3.
North Dakota q; Loyola CChi-
cagO) q.
Lovola University NJ Los ANGELES
u: Tempe State eTachsrs College
6.
University Of Southern California
q; WASHINGTON state College 7.
HIGH SCHOOL
Sam Houstrn High 10. Pagan o..
Beaumont High S: Ball High
(Ga1veston) s. CTfel
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Fessenden Thanks
Fans For Messages

"I wish 10 thank the Eagle boost
ers who sent me cOngratulatory
telegrams after the bows won the
district title at Austin Douglas
Fessenden. coach. said before he
left for Houston recently.
THE team received a number Of
these teleprams ana I haven't been
able to thank all Of the sendcrs
personally" Fessenden said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-01

COLISEUM. LOS ANGELES.
Nov. 30-F-Rinping Washington
states lire to shreds with rem
endous power plays. Southern Cal
.ifornia's Troians scored an easy
vi 10 z victory today 10 complete
their coast conference season and
eliminate the Cougars a
chance TO share the conference IT,
tie with four other teams.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-01

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-tP-The
University OF North Dakota's foot
ball team. champions OF the North
Central conference. chalked up an
other victory in their last regularly
scheduled game Of the season to-
day By battering Lovola Of Chicago
for a 7 to o verdict as the Their
mometer lowered around zero.
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down Grubbs knitted over tackle
and piled across the line.
Dramatic Moment
One OF the games most dramatic
moments came a moment later when
HarlOS Green, the Frogs sopho-
more fullback. lined his sights f0T
the placement kick that either
would give his team a tie and the
coveted title or blast its hopes. Ee
sent the pigskin spinning squarely
between the bars for the deciding
point in one Of the most sensational
campaigns the Southwest confer
ence ever has seen.
The hne-ups:
s. NJ. L. Pos. L. G. u.
Ol walker
Left End.
Hammond Barr
Left Tackle
ShuGeIS k1dlA4cl
Left Guard
PONeu AtAln
Center
Neeley ErumDeION
1sAellb GGaA0
Skeeters r. Moore
Right Tackle
Long .................... Robertson
Right End
Gilbert GrubbS
Quarterback
kaufman Hinton
Left Halfhack
Mason Leland
Right Halfback
Hopper $500. Green
Fullback
Officials: Cawthon CRice) ref
cree; Anderson. CTexns) umpire;
Roach. CBaylor) head linesman;
Utay. fAcxas "A. a. M field judge
Score by periods:
s. NJ. u. .............0 o z o.
T. G. u. .............0 0 0 II
Scoring: Touchdowrs: Mason,
point after. Neelev: r. G. u. scorinc
touchdown: Grubbs, point after
touchdown: Green.
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Louisiana College
Beats Tech. 1913

ALEXANDRIA. La. Nov. 30-fFl
Unable to stop Hardness and
Taliaferro on the ground or the
wildcat passes. the Louisiana Tech
Bull Dogs bowed 10 the Louisiana
College Cats today. 70 to 13. The
Wildcats ripped off eighteen first
downs 10 Techs six.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-01

DETROIT. Nov. 30-iP- The
University OF Detroit. taking adj
vantage Of the breaks. wound To
its football season today with 4 II
70 - victory over Georgetown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-01

q Point after touchdown: Pass
Cannon to Clifton.
Dartmouth scoring: Touchdown
Mccall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-01
MIDDIES WIN
FINAL GAME
Uncork Smashing Offense
To Defeat Dartmouth
BY 1876 Score

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20-tP-
Waiting until the flag end Of a hec-
tic season, Navy uncorked a smash
ing offensive today. a brand new
scoring back. and enough punch
to whip a powerful Dartmouth ell
even, Is to 6. for the first and last
major victory of the Sailors in the
1929 gridiron campaign.
A second year youngster named
Lew kim, 100 pounds OF smash
and 20 from Highstown. N. j. was
the leather Juggling Moses who led
the hand-picked nephews of Uncle
Sam out Of a wilderness Of defeat
and ties that have engulfed the
navy record since the start Of the
season.
Thriving on the coolest Novem-
Der 30 Philadelphia has experience
ed since 1880, this % year old boy,
one OF the ID" squad Sparrirg
partners for the first team until
two weeks ago. smashed the husky
Dartmouth line for two touchdownS
in the second half and all but one
Of the points needed to win the first
game Navy has ever played with
the Indians from the Hanover Hills
Of New Hampshire.
The lineups:
Dartmouth Pos. Navy
BC0na MOret
Left End
CO4S BOWStrOm
left Tfaak1a
bOLnDefe SWAT
Left Guard
ALuLFS hughes
Center
IliHS hOepke
Right Guard
AiAnSlLOue 5Tyan
Right Tackle
Right End
AAASA VII GoLuOu
Quarter Back
E1COdl kim
Left Half
WOI4 II. Bauer
Right Half
Chiffon
Full Back
Referee: w. q. Crowell, Swarth-
more: Umpire: r. j. Thorp. Colum-
bia: head linesman: III. "A. Fhisher.
Columbia: Field judge: L. y. o.
Brien. Tufts.
Score b. periods:
Navy ............. 0 0 s 7-i3
Dartmouth ........ 0 O 0 G. 6
Navy scoring: Touchdowns: kim
2. Point after touchdown: Pass.
Cannon to Clifton.
Dartmouth scoring: Touchdown,
Mccall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-13
OIL POLICIES
 GIVEN OUT AT WHITE HOUSE
Walsh Has Conference with President on Admins
 tration's Plans

WASHINGTON, March 13.-- After conference with President Hoover, Senator Thomas J Walsh expressed the belief that the Ad- ministration's oil conservation pol icy is much broader in scope than assumed following disclosures at the White House.
 Senator Walsh said the Presi- dents program contemplated grant ing leases to the holders of oil per mits only in those cases where the permitees have made reasonable eX- penditures in drilling wells.
 The Senator said the policy oi the Administration, as he under stands it, also contemplates nc leases of land adjacent to that which may be leased to prospect |ors who strike oil
 As a further measure of consery- ing Government oil in the ground the Administration will grant lease; for drilling of offset wells on pub rlic domain to prevent drainage oi Government oil through wells or adjacent territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-13
DON MELDRUM HERE
 FOR SURVEY WORK

Don Meldrum, in charge of the survey work in Alaska for the Cam eron- Chandler interests and for the Zellerbach interests around Ket- chikan, arrived in Juneau on the steamer Yukon to make prelimin- ary arrangements for the summers work. He will spend the next six months between the Juneau and Ketchikan districts.
 When questioned concerning the prospects of having pulp mills IT Southeastern Alaska within a year or two, MT. Meldrum was very reti- cent. There is really nothing de- finite to state at this time. we are here for the season and are continuing Investigations he said Wendell Dawson, in charge ol stream flow Investigations for tht pulp and paper interests, also ar rived here on the Yukon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-13
SUPERINTENDENS
 FOR THE A. K. (.
 ARRIVE TO CONFER

Completing the list of superin- tendents of the Alaska Road Com mission to arrive for the annual conference with officials of the Road Commission here, concerning the plans for the coming seasons work, M. c. Edmonds, superintend : ent at Anchorage; T. H. Huddle- son, superintendent from Valdez, and Jack Coats, mechanic at Chi tina, arrived on the steamer Alaska from the westward and H. G. Has lem, superintendent at Fairbanks, arrived on the Yukon from the Outside, where he has been visit ing on leave.
 Conferences with the superin- tendents already here, have been under way for the last week and they will continue some time long, CT, until all plans for the Alaska Road Commission for the coming season are completed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-13
MRS. FIRESTONE
 VACATION BOUND

Mrs. Charles Firestone, wife of Dr. Firestone, in charge of the Government Hospital at Bethel, and her eight months old child, are passengers for Se cattle on the steamer Alaska.
 Mrs. Firestone and her baby travelled by plane from Bethel to Seward, six-hour flying trip. She said last night when the steamer was in port that the air trip was g great experience.
 Mrs. Firestone is going on vaca- tion and will return north in tha spring. pr. and Mrs. Firestone are we'll known in and around Juneau, the doctor having been in charge of the Government Hospital here for some time prior to his being transferred to Bethel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-13
L.ANE,CAMPBELL LOSE ELECTION;
 TlNDALL WINS
Seattle Elects Three Coun- cilmen- School Bond
 Issue Carries

SEATTLE, March 13--In the City and County election yester- day, Robert Harlin, labor leader, Phillip Tindall and George Hill, Green Lake real estate man, were elected Councilmen.
 W. D. Lane and W T Camp bell, seeking reelection, were de- feated
 Tindall was reelected.
 The proposal for salary raises for councilmen, policemen and firemen were turned down.
 The School Boards request for approval of $2,500,00O bond issue to defray new building costs car ried by vote of more than to, l.
 w. D. Lincoln was reelected Port Commissioner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-13
GOVERNMENT TO HELP DRY
 UP CHICAGO
Federal Authorities to Aid Police Jones Law
 to Be Used

CHICAGO, H., March 13-The Federal Government, through Unit ed States District Attorney George Johnson, announces intention to help the Chicago police to dry up Chicago,
 Five Government attorneys have been assigned to obtain indictments and follow through with swift prosecution violators under the Jones law.
 District Attorney Johnson ex- pressed belief tn at indictments under the Jones law will soon av- craze 250 monthly.
 Minor offenders will be turned over to the State courts for trial.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-13
TERRITORIAL
 C. OF C. WILL
 MEET FRIDAY
First Session Will Be in City Hall Delegates
 Have Arrived

Delegates will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock in the City Hall for the purpose of organizing an Alas ka Chamber of Commerce. Dele gates arrived from the west and south on the steamers during the past 12 hours and will be in at- tendance together with many Sen- ators and Representatives, mem bers of the Alaska Territorial Leg islaturc, who also are delegates.
 The committee of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, in charge of the meetings here, consists of M. S. Whittier, V. A. Paine, Allen shattuck, w. s. Pullen and H. | Lucas.