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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15

the Jackets we're able to muster the
strength to put over their second
marker.
After taking SCOTS punt on
Denton's 46 yard line, Otis Beck
ham, Jacket fullback, hit the line
for two yards in the first play. On
the second stab, Hawsey, Jacket
end, took Dumesnil's pass for a
gain Of 80 yards. Barfield then
crashed the Denton line to put the
oval on the one-half yard line and
carried 1t over on the next play.
Turner failed to convert.
Although Denton penetrated the
Dennis mems 20 yard lire twice
during the game, they were unable
70 muster the force to drive over
for a counter.
Grandstaff Star
Shelly Grandstaff, Denton half.
back. flashed brilliantly at times
and hung up the majority Of his
clubs gains.
It was a tenacious Bronco line
that turned back Jacket charges
time and again. These Bronc line
men reached the heights in the
first quarter when they held the
Port Arthurians for downs on their
own two yard line.
Grandstaff's most sensational run
came at this stage Of the game.
expecting a kick. Port Arthur backs
played wide and Grandstaff took
out around left end for 81 yards
as the gun ended the quarter.
IL was a disappointed little hand
full Of Denton fans who left the
field today as final play ended.
They had held hopes Of crashing
through TO victory even to the last
few minutes Of play.
Although no definite plans have
yet been made. it Is believed that
Port Arthur officials will arrange
q meeting with those Of Brecken-
ridge sometime Sunday in order to
compete plans for the state final.
Final decision as TO where the game
will be played will In all probab-
ility be left to the flip OF a coin.
The line-ups:
Port Arthur u3) Pos. Denton Col
f1aWSey Martin
Left End
MOItdu Howard
Left Tackle
w. A. Moore ............ Copeland
Left Guard
turner { .............. MoOre(c)
Center
WyDle Reeves
Right Guard
WING A1ahHn
Right Tackle
hhlkllt s..... 6kaErS
Right End
Dominique .:......:..:..... Payne
Quarterback
zoch Grandstaff
Left Half
Barrield Jones
Right Half
Beckham Scott
Full Back
Summary.
Score by periods:
Port Arthur 80 z 0 O-l3
Denton ..........0 0 0 O. 0
Scoring:
Touchdowns: Barfield and Dunn
esnil. Point after touchdown: Dom
ingue.
Officials:
Anderson CTexas) Referee: Fraz-
Ter CBaylor) Umpire: Utay, A. and
M. head linesman: Ettlinger CHar-
vard), field Judge.
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Elmer Eggert Bought
By st. Paul Club

ST. PAUL. MINI, Dec. l4-tF-
Elmer Eggert, third baseman with
Mobile OF the Southern Association,
was purchased today ~ the St.
Paul club OF the American ~associa-
ton. Pitcher Jack Connolly and a
cash consideration we're paid for
Eggert.
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Carnegie Tech Attack Wthers Before Trojan Onslaught 1918
IN HI
PORTS CHATS :
With Hal EuStdce


On the other hand we have the
Battling Buckaroos OF Breckenridge
mice ALTERATION. eh?) and on the
other. Coach Tom Dennis Fightin'
Fools. sometimes billed as the Port
Arthur Yaller Jackets. Just as we
figured. these clubs have crashed
through to the state finals in the
high school chase. That is. with one
small exception. Truth Of the mat
ter is we thought the Brownsville
Eagles would be up there in the
niche occupied by the Jackets. Had
nit figured on a tumble or the
vineyard line. Them things do hap
pen and the world do move. how
sOmeever.
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Shotwells Buckaroos resorted TO
an aerial attack TO ooze their pro-
discus over the finish line ahead OF
the ever present Tyson ogre-Waco.
With a team of tyros. Tyson threat
ened in a terrible tussle. Don't razz
us boys, we mean weld. Two long
heaves. a Ia Samano. gave the
Bucks a 14-6 victory and placed
them in the state finals. Port Ar
thur took a well earned game from
Denton 1870. 1--WE can see "Tookie
Sheppard at that final now AZ
might have been us-except for that
fumble). These yellow Jackets are
the original Indian rubber men. The
more you punish them. the harder
they flounce back. Denton carried
the ball deep into Jacket territory
in the second quarter. "Warhorse
Turner and his mates snapped right
back with a touchdown. They did
the same thing against the Eagles
when the score stood 10.
Breckenridge is generally favored
to win the final. but we don't be-
lieve in Santa any more-not since
that Houston affair. Judging from
that score we believe the old gents
name is Sandy McClaus. Personally,
we and a lot of other Valley fans
would like to see Dennis rubber men
run off with the title but as we
stated above. they will likely enter
the fray neatly labelled under
dogs Well, that's where they shine
best and IL would be no great upset
for them TO emerge victorious.
Old Man Graduation Is starting q
hay maker from way back yondel
which Will land flush on the chin Q!
the Brownsville Eagles. Looking over
the roster. one finds that only Franz
Cortez will be back next season. Ter
first string boys will have learned
too much by the end Of the present
wear. Not only the first string mon
but a large portion Of the subs. o
this crew only Eduardo Perez anc
Placido Gonzales are likely TO b
back. There Is a remote possibility o
Roberto Longoria, Bill Cabler anc
John Sylvester seeing service once
more under the brown and golc
banner.
Speaking Of old timers. Carol
Grove is the only Eagle who vii
sport four stripes on his sleeve. Ca.
bier OBryan and Samano are en-.
titled TO wear three OF them. Tn
remainder Of the Eagles viii hav'
one and two.
Only a couple OF athletes havI
seen as much as two years Of grid
iron warfare under the colors OF tn
Brownsville Junior College Scor'
pions. They are Santos Ceyanes ant
". Cuellar. All Brownsville squad
will soon be bedecked In natty nev
sweaters. The Eagles. in addition q
obtaining gold footballs. will pro.
baby be taken to see the state finals
There is still a possibility that the.
will get into another game beforI
the season closes. the coaching stat
says.
Valley athletes are rapidly doffinE
1T ILL., - L-m~~M-~ Ls~tfw
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Valley athletes are rapidly doffing
their m0leskins and donning highly
ventilated basketball garb. "A good
game will be on tap Sunday even
X at Fort Brown when "A and Head
quarters troops tangle I'm a tilt that
will probably determine the winner
Of the post series. Later IN the week
the Harlingen independents come
here for an engagement with the
Hargrove aggregation.
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~GiftS Men Appreciate
Are GIFTS TO Wear"

SgO 1VAGtb APPsG0
Are Gifts to Wear"
FANCY SHIRTS
WHITE SHIRTS
DRESS SHIRTS
GLOVES
H-ANDKERCHIEFS
EWELRY
CANES
MUFFLERS
LEATHER GOODS
NECKWEAR
PAJAMAS
SILK HOSE
GOLF HOSE
KNOCKERS
SWEATERS
ROBES
HATS
CAPS
UMBRELLAS
S~USPENDERS
GARIERs
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Scoring:
Touchdowns: Barfleld and DUN
esnil. Point after touchdown: Dom
ingue.
Officials:
Anderson (Texas) Referee: Fraz-
Ter Baylor) Umpire: Utay. A. and
NJ. head linesman: Ettlinger Char
vard), field Judge.
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Evidently the old mill got out
of control the other day. II has been
called TO our attention that we
spoke of Red" Lawrence as run
ming away with the McAllen game
for Harlingen. Murray is the chap
We had in mind. Thanks Bob.
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SOCIETY
President and Mrs. recover Hosts to
Nine. Marie Curie, Radium Expert,
at White House Today.

and are at their apartment in the Wood
ley.
Representative Florence p. Kahn of
California has returned to Washington
from her home in San Francisco and
is again in residence at the Mayflower
Representative Hatton w. Summers
of Texas has taken an apartment at the
Carlton for the session of Congress.
The former Assistant Secretary of the
Navy under President Coolidge and Mrs.
Theodore Douglas Robinson announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Douglas Robinson, to Mr.. John
Arthur Hinckley. son of Mrs. Hinckley
and the late Mr.. John Arthur Hinckley.
Miss Robinson attended the Briarly
School in New York and was graduated
from Foxcroft School in Virginia in
1926. She was presented to Washing
ton society while her father was Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy. She is
sister of Mrs. Jacques Biaise de Sibour,
who was married in February to the
SON of Vicomte and VicomteSse de ST.
bour, at the Robinson home in this city,
and her BROTHER is Mr.. Douglas Robin
son. She is granddaughter of Mrs.
Douglas Robinson and the late Mr..
President Roosevelt.
Mrs Roger Stuart. who will intro
duce her daughter, Miss Grace Moffet
Stuart, to society at tea dance at the
Mayflower Hotel on November 26, will
entertain a party for Miss Moffet at
the Bal MaSque on Thursday evening
at the New Willard Hotel Some of the
others who will entertain guests on this
occasion will be Mrs. John E. Dana.
Mrs. Eric Greenleaf, Mrs. John H Han
ma, Mrs. Alfred w. johnson, Mrs John
w. Morse, Mrs. Francis Walker, Mrs.
Joseph Wall. Mrs. E. r. WoodSon and
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun.
Miss Anne Devereux is entertaining a
company of 40 at bridge this afternoon
at Portledge, the suburban home of her
parents DR.. and Mrs. j. Ryan Devereux,
in Chevy Chase, in compliment to Miss
Katharine Brooks Morse. The mar
rage Of Miss Morse, who is a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brooks Morse
OF HyattSville, to Mr.. Julian Ashton
Devereux, son of DR.. and Mrs. Devereux
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and Mrs. George w. Pickering, jr.. at
Beverly and will be followed by a re-
ception in the Hotel Hawthorne at
Salem, Mass. The Rev Fred r. Lewis.
rector of the Church of the First Parish
Of Beverly, will oficiate at o'clock.
Mr.. Shaw is a son of Mrs. Edward
Harrison Shaw of Washington and was
graduated from Harvard College in 1926
from the Harvard Law School in 1929
and now makes his home in Boston,
where he is practicing law. Miss Pick
ering Is a graduate of the Bradford
Academy and from Skidmore College.
Mr.. L. T. oldroyd, commissioner of
agriculture of Wyoming, is guest of
the Willard. He will return to his
home in Cheyenne the end of the week.
Mr.. Frederic William Vile will be the
guest of honor at luncheon given by
the Teachers Union OF Washington at
the Mems City Club. Saturday, Novem-
Der 2, at 1890 o'clock pm.
Miss Mary Dent. president, will pre-
side. Other officers who expect to at
tend are Miss Clara StutZ, Miss Alberta
Walker Miss Lula Mcintosh, Miss Annie
Keleher. vice presidents: Miss Laurana
van Dorlen and Miss Esther Jones, Sec
retaries: Miss Elizabeth Draper and Mrs.
Annie Trennis, treasurers; Miss Selma
Barchardt, Mrs. Elizabeth Hawxhurst,
Miss Irma McCauley, Miss Airline Du-
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meet Mrs. windship were Mrs. Irene
Moncure, Mrs. Harry Fellows, Mrs. Ed
ward Fenwick, jr.; Mrs. Noble Moor,
Ncurse, Mrs. John L. Harrison. Mrs.
Edmund Campbell. Mrs. P. H. Smythe
Mrs. John w. Garner, Mrs. ]. W
Gaines. Mrs. W. B. McGroarty, Mrs.
Willard H. Willis and Miss Mary Bal
lard.
Miss Kathryn Coad, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Francis Coad, and Mr.
j. H. Preston Dallam, son of Mrs. Fred
erick Dallam of Baltimore. were married
CONTINUED on Nineteenth Page)
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Ambassador of Turkey Host
At Reception at Embassy To-Day

Ambassador OF Turkey Host
At Reception at Embassy Today.
The Ambassador OF Turkey. Ahmed
Mouhtar Bey, will give reception this
afternoon in the embassy at l7o8
Massachusetts, avenue in celebration OF
the anniversary of the establshme.,t
of the Turkish Republic.
Lady Isabella Howard. wife of the
Ambassador Of Great Britain, was the
guest of Representative Ruth Bryan
owen Of Florida, who entertained at
dinner last evening in the Pan Ameri-
can room of the Mayhower. Her other
guests were the Canadian Minister and
Mrs. Vincent Massey, Senator Thomas
Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Hyland Kuhns
and Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Meeker OF
Baltimore, Mrs. j. Borden Hartman.
Mr.. David Findlay and Col. Wade
Cooper.
Senator and Mrs. Clarence C. Dill of
Washington were hosts at supper
party last evening at the Mayflower,
following the radio show, which opened
yesterday at the hotel. Their guests
included Senator and Mrs. Henry F.
Ashurst of Arizona, Representative and
Mrs. Louis Ludlow, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Harrl-
IIlhIl, NIL IL @OSAAA oAA oAAA AsAAoo ~ ~
Macon.
Senator and Mrs. Frank H. Funk Of
Washington are spending few days in
New York, where they are stopping at
the Hotel Montclair.
Representative and Mrs. c. G. Selvig
have taken an apartment at the Cavalier
for the Winter. They have with them
their daughters, Miss Margaret Selvig
and Miss Helen Selvig Representative
and Mrs Selvig motored to Washington
from. Minnesota, stopping en- route IN
Detroit. Chicago. Rochester and West
Point. Miss Mabel Selvig, niece Of Rep
resentative Selvig, and Miss Della
Blakeslee, are guests of Representative
and Mrs. Selvig.
Representative and Mrs. James
Strong have returned to Washington
and are at their home at 1924 Mckinley
street after passing some time In their
home in Kansas.
Representative and Mrs. w. G. Haw-
ley have returned from Salem, Greg,
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Mrs. Eugene Gibson Herndon gave a
luncheon and bridge for Is, ut her
apartment in the Woodley, in honor of
Mrs. N. S. Windship of Macon, Ga.
mother of Mr. North Windship, United
States consul general. stationed at Co
penhagen. who is due in New York
this week to spend some time with Mrs.
Windship in their home in Macon. Mrs
Windship has spent the Summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Irene w. Moncure,
in Falls Church, Va. Those invited to
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The Alumnae Association of Holy
Cross Academy has completed its plans
for its annual card party to be held
Monday November 4, at S o'clock pm,
at the Hotel Washington. The proceeds
of the card party will be used to help
complete the Alumnae Scholarship
fund.
Among those who have reserved ia
bles for the card party are: Mrs. John
Berger, Mrs. Philip Brown, Mrs. Ralph
Carlo, Mrs. Viola M. ConbCye, Miss
Dorothy Craig, Miss Ruth Craven, Mrs.
Ulysses Cunningham, Miss Louise Darr.
Mrs Daniel Forbes, Miss Grace Fowler,
Misses Regina and Elizabeth Flannery,
Miss Alicia Goenner. Miss Mary Heis-
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ter, Mrs. M. r. Huddleston, Miss Mary
Kane. Miss Julia Kennedy. Miss Eu-
genie Lieutard, Misses Regina and Mar
garet Marsden, Miss Catherine McCue,
Miss Gertrude Mentally, Mrs. Martin j.
Mcnamara, Miss Sarah Moriarity, Miss
Mary Millions, Miss Bessie Raney, Miss
Edna Reiter, Miss Catherine Rich, Mrs.
Charles Roesch. Mrs. Frank Rupert,
Mrs. Fred Seibold, Miss Patricia Sui
Ivan, Miss jeanette Thompson and
Mrs. John label.
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Mrs. Arthur Haldane Doig has ar
rived in Washington and will be at the
Powhatan Hotel for several weeks be-
fore returning to her home in St. Louis,
Mo. Mrs. Doig before her marriage to
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Mr.. and Mrs James Brown Scott left
Washington on Saturday last to spend
a fortnight in Havana. Cuba, where Mr..
Scott will attend a meeting of the ex-
ecutive council of the American Insti-
tute of International Law, of which he
is president.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rapley are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
a daughter Saturday, october rs. Mrs.
Rapley was before her marriage Miss
Harriet Huntress. a popular debutante
OF few seasons ago.
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and brother Of Miss Anne Devereux, will
take place Saturday afternoon.
A few additional guests have been
asked for tea after the bridge game this
afternoon and Mrs. Devereaux and Mrs
Morse will preside at the tea table. as
sisted by Mrs. Frank Brown, sister of
Miss Morse.
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Col Robert M. Thompson, who spent
the month in Washington at the May
flower, left Washington this morning by
motor for Florida. where he will re-
main until the Spring.
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Plans for Pickering Wedding
In Beverly Are Complete.

Plans for Shaw-Ptckertng Wedding
In Beverly Are Complete.
Miss Margaret Curtis Pickering, whose
marriage to Mr.. Oscar Moore Shaw will
take place Saturday in Beverly, Mass,
has selected Mrs. H. v. Langmaid as
matfon Of honor and Miss June Picker
ing as maid of honor. The brides other
attendants will include Miss Helen M.
Shaw, sister of the bridegroom Miss
Barbara Nelson. Miss Deborah Johnson,
Miss Eleanor Braden. Mrs. George P.
Carver, jr., and Mrs. Bevan Dunsford.
Mr. Edward H. Ober of Beverly will
be best man, and the ushers chosen are
Mr.. George w. Pickering, Sd, of Bev-
erly: Mrs. George P. Carver, ir., of Ak
bridge. Mass: Mr.. Theodore w. Monroe
of Boston, Mr.. Schuyler w. Livingston
of New York, Mr.. Thomas r. Wicker
sham of Harrisburg and MFR. Richard
H. Field of Cambridge.
The ceremony will be performed in
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
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Mrs. George s. CARL, jr was hostess
at luncheon today in compliment to
Miss Eleanor Abbott. a greatniece of
Barbara Fritchie. who is visiting Mrs.
Carll's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Columbus. The company at luncheon
included Mrs. Frank Peacock and Mrs.
Columbus.
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Mai. Doig was Miss Adelaide Heath oil
Washington

Mai. Doig was Miss Adelaide Heath OF
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Swayne of Phil
adelphia, are guests at the Mayfower,
where they entertained informally at
dinner last evening, having as guests
MIR. and Mrs. Mortimer Graves and Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Mumford. Mr.. Swayne
was associated in Washington with Or.
Harry A. Garfield, when he was United
states fuel administrator during the
war.
Miss Adele Mayer of Bomberg, Ba-
varia, and Mrs. Franz Brugger of Pitts
field. Mass, who have been the guests
for several days of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
K. Sanderson, in their apartment in
Clifton Terrace. will 60 to New York
tomorrow and Miss Mayer will sail Sat
urday for Germany.
Mrs. George L. Walter. jr. of Pitts
burgh, has returned to Washington and
opened her apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel for the Winter.
Mr.. William Calvin entertained a
party of IL at dinner last evening at the
Carlton, Comdr. Carr of the Naval
Academy being among the guests.
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%HE President and Mrs. Hoover
will be joined at the White
House today by Nine. Curie, CO.
discoverer of radium, who will
receive from the President to-
morrow a check for $4,000 to apply
to the purchase of radium for the Curie
Polas Hospital Nine. Curie will re-
main at the White House until late to-
morrow.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Princess de Ligne accompanied Mrs.
Hoover yesterday morning when she Wis
tied the Corcoran Gallery and was
shown through the exhibition of con-
temporary Belgian art on exhibition
there under the patronage of President
Hoover and the King of the Belgians.
MIR. C. Powell Minnegerode, director of
the Corcoran Gallery, showed them
through.
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Mrs. Timothy T. Ansberry and son
are at the Barclay in New York from a
visit in New England, before returning
to the Carlton Hospital.
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four and Miss May Marsden, committee
chairmen.
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Maj. and Mrs. Newman Hosts
At Service Country Club.
Maj and Mrs. Richard D. Newman
will entertain company at dinner. fol-
lowed by dancing at the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps Country Club, Thurs
day evening at the Halloween dinner
that evening.
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Lieut.. John Madison Hoskins, U. S. N,
and Mrs. Hoskins completed a two
week visit with Mrs. Hoskins' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. M. Waters, jr., at Oak
going to Lieut.. Hoskins' home. at Pine
vile, KY, but will pay short visit
with Mrs. Hoskins' sister. Mrs. William
S. De Vries, at Hagerstown, Md.
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Senator and Mrs. Frank H. Funk OF
Washington are spending few days in
New York, where they are stopping at
the Hotel Montclair.
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and are at their apartment in the Wood
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12

against the background of social events in which Dorothy Revier, in the title role, toys with the affec- tions of young men to relax from the boredom of bridge, dances and dinner parties. She thought sine was immune to love; but with her awakening comes the realization that she has been a dGpe for a swindler and cheat. From this moment on there is plenty of ex- citement and daring situations.
 Tom Moore has the leading mas cullne role which he handles in q finished manner He is kept busy by Norman Trevor, as the villain, who is unrelentlessly presenting the beautiful heroine. Otto Hoff- man, as the butler and henchman of Norwood, is as crafty and sly as human being can be. These four succeed in getting themselves tangled in a wave of circumstances from which it seems almost im- possible to escape. Then, through a queer twist of fate. the situation clears up and the-t9 tell any more would be to give away the plot of an interesting picture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12
F. o. E. AUXILIARY MEETING

The first regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Douglas Aerio IF, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will be held Monday evening, January IA
 The officers who were elected on the night of the institution Of the Anew Order will occupy their chairs and proceed with the initial rou- tine. All charter members who haven't yet signed the member ship roll will be required to do so at the meeting. A large attendance is expected
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12
JANUARY MEETING PIT. A.
 TO BE HELD TONIGHT

, The twic e-postponed January meeting of the Douglas Parent Eeacher association, will be held
 this evening in the high school auditorium. A short but inter- esting program featuring moving
 pictures by Supt Chapman will be given. Two reels of pictures of ? scenes in the Philippines and West Indies will be shown for the first
 time. Business of importance is . to come before the meeting, also.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12
(. OF C., LIONS
 TO BOWL TOMORROW

The second match Of the chal- lenge bowling contest between the Chamber of Commerce and the Lions Club will be played tomorrow afternoon in the Elks Alleys at ? o'clock The Lions, the challengers,. are out to win tomorrcw, although they were beaten by S2 pins last Sunday.
 Sides. who is rated as one of the best of both teams, is ex-