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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
Dad And Daughter
Banquet Planned
By Girl Reserves

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
COATED TONGUE,
DULL HEADACHE
Time To Take Black-Drsught
And ! Do It," Says This
Texas Lady.

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Street this city -Ny n1-ne-
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Use SIC had eTer -rL she gave
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
Run-Down,Wea k
Nervous?

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
OUTSTANDING PROGRAMS
GIYN At ASSEMBLIES

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he'd CT Wec-eSEzv Ec-z-z II -Es
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13

ce-T-1E LIE Te-e MesczDS P -
G-Ur-x. a j. Picard. " G Feds
and O D White
Tne E1Es-s Ee-e Il the l0-e-y
b-izrr co-orS C ire Sp-ZogIDE- yin
DARK red Pz-lz1zs very z~---ar-Ee-T
arranged II tai lOo- baskets
RoES and Shallow baskets he'd
SEee. peas and 0tnE- LOEers we're
u-zced q IRE -zr-el and IzteS
IRE pinch boEl Tz Oh q za-e
covered With = handsome cover and
the bCTI TzS II the midst q .
mass CT fern With dark red ross
EUzEely mingled with the fern.
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note EzS introduced D Tire Ue G
pzIe C-c11d maine bows oZlz1e---
Ing the tail Ezx LzpeE
P-rch and delicious homemade
COOKIES T6-e served after the pro
Ezn ES c0up-efed EesczueS
W n Hal O. 2 AcInn1s. D 2
BoEce1 and Ms Hunter presided
=. TIE punch serving
After the we- chosen words Of
welcome. presented o. the president
o. the Garden club. Mrs. a j. Poi
ard 1ne program vas n charge
OF Mss Jozs11l-e Pollard E10
presented the characters II
the c1e at p-zTle-. Oh Ooc-o-.-
written ard directed % Mrs. Ar
ne--e RAINING TnSSe EeTe Billy
Wees and Miss Mary johnson The
scene opens IN q doctors of1lce.
zI-n the Doctor absent. but tire
daughter = discovered z--aylnE her-
SCI = Z red cross nurses cane and
white CAP dressed for a masquerade.
: young nan cones II. Ei-h Al in
TIrec ErzL. and the daughter at
reDp-s the tart O. = nzrSe. which
TIE young man believes. tnsreupcn.
I1e-e are funny situations. errr--
" both falling II love
Inc muse numbers we're bezu-.-
IL consisting O. tE0 violin numbers
Dawn CT Love. tBendIxJ and
-Tz-San-e Po-pes. CPo5diniJ with
L< 4 II Dzce as director art
SIX pupils Mary Bowman. Gere
Fc-1- Mary Hz-cEe-- LzRue Packer
John ArchlSo1- Joe EcC1cskey- Ms.
z " Packer was the piano accom-
Dz1-- Mrs. Dare paved ! lovely
SECTION EI-6 Ms Pollard = the
piano
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LIT Hill presented each o-e u-ez-
EN- with . dainty co-szEe q S-ee-
DaL About fifty we're present
NeSczzeS GrouIx Eno-e a-d
1neeso1 we're -ze committee C.
fAEz1 decorations
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
Wisconsin Woman
Lost Lbs.

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
LOVELY PARTY GNFN
FOR LOIS LOEFLESS

Ore O. TIE -Jze-v pEr-lS oTer me
TeE e-5 us E1Tz y NJ = =
Lots Ec-o1nz E- daughter Los
J0-esss On -hz o1czsaCn C. her
rEe1f-1 E-1LzT- a. z- E1-e O.
EC-1 CrocEz-- zTe-u@
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E1es-s during t1z afternoon
Ore O. -hs interesting features
Ezs t1E cutting o TIE birthday
axe which Ezs topped E7-h -Ee-Fz
czrGl@- Ea-v Kst1Tn Oz5s1 cut
the dine Margaret BrUEn TIE
tEIbIe aid Warren Sclz11- the
5I--cL Ezca gS- received Is Z
souvenir : box CT candy
Los LJTe-sss received many pretty
gifts trDn ire E-=-z
Tie gss Is 17cl-6ad MarEz-s.
Br0E1 Mary Kathryn Ogden
Wanda Powell Maria Louis Bel
EEz1C- Sullivan. Tz0-zs Cox
Gem Craft. VII Tlrpln and war
re1 Scnzz6--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
San Benito
TWIN ARE
HONORED on EIETHDAY

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sal Ez-zzrE SEAL JE-s
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
GLIB
Il

M VIZ R11@--S5z e--z--
lz--G IL zzz5-S O. liz Es-E--
51-1Coc czo q -E- as EaS-Ez
Ro- cal EzS responded 70 90
-TZz CZ--S- EEE-S AR S1o--
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rial r
L1e -EE E==--Z CT Tie Cub III
5e Ee1 a re ECze C Mrs. = r
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
Two HosteSses At
Social Cluh Meet

TIE = Jz-C- EeE Seal cub
EE =zz NJ ken ard NJ
Eowz-1 q TE5-a5zT -z-h
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poe-E cu-pose1 e NJ 51TS II
z1ae-r Ee-1E-- Dainty -fz-rzL-
DE--s were Ss-ve5 L -Le E1-ez
TIE nRx- zez-z-z III q Nth L-z
D-ezs1E- CT Mz-Cz =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
Comings. Goings

Ms CherLe DeBzrcek5er q
S-z6Sz- a. SoEEE=E-1 = Gec-zE-
tcEr- and b- grzrc-E1-. L-z
= II Smith ard AM IL &o-z
Garth hare left after Spe-rEz =
fen GAYS T-h IT, parents Lr- an
Mrx C1e<-e- DsBzrcEEbez TEe
1eE schoG te-z Rgz1 Oh T1EsczT-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
Tamale Sale i
PIT A Plan

Cd tsz wzS z--E-5e1 g e
rze 2eE-Zz q zEs - Ward P
= = CT ZT . EE-1-S
cer1e1 70 Lave Z-El- -zzzE
sale u TE-Es-zF EC--- g The
E1oL Or1E-z =zT o pznE1 -l1
81 Ue1r s-S CE--EE-
ED1zr aid T-E1zT-
- cE11Ze DzE 1- III &zT
D1r Fes-1TzI have ben -zEs ard
T-1EE E- vi - E@1 -
-e oE E Ts1s rs Z god
lt-e-Lz-re 1C- It s-E- Hs--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
PERSONALS
Elsa
ST PATRICKS 4
THEME Is n

Mrs John Ciese delzh-tu--y e.
tertaInec the Jolly BIDDERS Club
Tuesday afternoon Her lovely home
EzS very beautifully arranged.
with the S. Pz-Ecks motif noted
II tie decorations ard table ar
ceSSore& The B~olgenTII-z- vas The
precoD1nzIIrg flower II the fIc-zl
decoration Score favor for the aft
ernoon vas presented 70 Lrx
Grlre[
Al the clCe OF the Afternoon &C.
locus refreshments wsre served e
eight q the members u the hn<--
eS& Mrs. Grz1sS VII entertain rze
cu1 Tuesday afternoon CT EeL-
xeek
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13

COMMUNITY GLIB


T1e Se4E-al W1rlf1 M10 are
Numbers CO the LyE1r1 EuEAE y
CCZE-ElfE r4E1 Were hnaseE1fE o.
re TeE--z- Eee-llE TzzrS1As Af.-
er-11-- TIE rooms we're BeMl-t-F
6ecg-z-e6 EIh sl--lg Tower A.
- - ZlErEE-lE program rttrrA--
Ee--k El-E Gt a M4-M@ &I1
swEE course Ee-r STEe1
Tlrsh trD- hPre 4tIeE@-lr -Mr
-se--E we're NescE11fs y z S-E--
1-EE. Monroe G1ocE--. ElrT Nor
rs Lame Ko06x ar1 IS r. &eEn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
Friends Entertained
At Tres Palmas' On
Thursday Afternoon

Tres PzInzz, TIE county hcrs
C Mr. ard Mrs. c. = S---1- wzs
t1e scene q . lovely three Izble
hE1dgs party u THURSDAY Wien
Mrs. Sutton Tzs hoE-eE g tEeEe
C Ter frlEnCk
FrzEzrr yellow Sp--rg 11Te-s
ElEh-eced the rooEs where 5-11zE
rs plzyed ScEe wEn1e-S u rEe
Eues Te-s NJ Sweeney. NE
RtddeI and Mrs. SzF6e-- = dainty
refre<rEEr- cuE-<e W[ served
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13

TIE " II . EEz a. the c-Ch
TUesczF afternoon tE ths.- rsx-s-
~ Eeer-E ne lesson Ezz taken
frOR r5e Be S11Ev q G2sSs1Z
and z1<Ee-z found u ire 1cck c.
Exoclz I'd O. NJ T--E- At-s-
TIE EsEoC = S1o<- cE-szs EES--
ing Vas I'D and = EEz1- Tzz car
rec % have Mr. M1-Sz C EE-
burg p- C q B1e Eugrzz E1
re Approval ard cz-e . 60 s- =
the PzEzcr- The ngx- EeS@ I'll
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
Al DANCE Al
GOODMAN HOME

IL and Lz &rzrn@ Goodman
EE-e hoS-s g = E--Nr @ trleELE
Wlrh 90 lrs1rEEl dare At -nrr
nu-ElT naI1e 6G-Er1lT Nen-DE
Among the Flegts wr-t Mr. arc
Mrs. Roy HAney. Mr. En1 Mr.
Riley Mo-r-S Lr. ard - y &E-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
WEEKEND GUESTS
At RICHEY HOME

Members G. -ns San BEn1-o El-E
CUB entertained 4 Er01o o. E-S
- guests during TIE weekend -
r5e hone O ~ and ZFrz Nc
Murray Rl-EFT OH North ResEzn
During TIE evening the guests
enjoyed bridge Ea-es z75 0-he-
diversions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13

NrS Ted ScepEens and Lz---e Sol
are = san E--o-so E--in- N-z
Stephens parents f0- a fez weeks
E1-y 2 E-od Is Il Co-uus
C1--zl 1- = fer Gz-s q business
~ and Ms Hugo GE5e hare
IS their guests from AIsxart-tz
Mn .or Al extended say lfr.
and Ms Henri Gr-oe and III arr
Mrs. Warner Grub
p Il Smith o. Dallas = ex-
pec-sd 60 re---r g the Vale %
lccx after business Interests rere
Mrs Gertrude D0dS1n has re-
-I--e1 1-oz Tempe Eze-z Srz r.
ported that Ter rz-ER- u 9 Sc-Tr-
ne-- IS recovering satisfactorily f11-
oTl-Z a operation q Sco-r ar
White Szrl-a-I-n
2 = W. SAFE Rs-z-z-zc-
e1z-ss-- = Il -1s Ta--FT 11r !
SIR tire cn n1s-
III q SaT1- hzs re--re ~
CnEaEo z--s- Sz1-E s0zs tine
here u 5-S-s$
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
Harrington
GAEDN CLTB MEMBERS
nos F0R AZ HOME

re zo1-cT Ar En-e pcZ1-zE
u -s W1=ezs Cz=5E C Co.
mere US Es1 q -bs Wc-%-S
B-1E 1- Wsl-EEzT z.-z--r-
III re Gz-EEz Zs-1Ez = rz--~
C IL E-zT DIS Il r= -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13

IMPROVE Ias teeth O. ta= Saool
Children Vas On hand with q
beautiful silver loving c-p- pre-
En-ad by Dr. Britain and The
bankers or HzrEngea and this Ezs
presented 70 S-B class. -zE-lce
Bzrzsch received the cu1- AIr.
Chiffon said this grade had t.
ce1TaC another loving c1p and Ruth
Naming vas asked to Sep forward
and receive the loving CUP for hzT-
ing made Ihe bez- average grade
II scCi11n NJ Chiffon sad TIRE
loving cup for the athletic ( amp
innShlp vas perhaps going ID be
the reEard q the e-B Erz6e-
Superintendent Pn.pps added
many words for TIE ho1o-s Won u
this grade and others. also He
cnmpInerted tie Junior Hizh OF
TIER Improvement II their singing
Il mentioned that the school Eurk
EzS = matter OF pride with him
ard his WORDS Indicated that Re vas
p-C1d q the schools, buildings, fac
ulry and all
Announcement Ezs made III Mss
JEzn--z Day that the Junior High
would stage q fashion play at the
municipal auditorium Monday night
March Is. - 8 O'Clock
PERSONALS
Mrs p c. Williams Eho has
been : guest o. her daughter. Erz.
Nay Foster. vii leave SUNDAY so-
her hone II Mount Pleasant Texas
she said y : win regret that she
leaves the Waller 81 this time. Ehe1
ne citrus trees and TIE sid GO<e-s
are 80 numerous
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
DELEGATE A~FPOISTED
TO CONVENTION

TIE PzrEZt-IeaEhers zGz1llEEl
ner FTi1zy af.e-u0c1 z : Business
EeeE-E- Erh several 11tE-EE--g
forac U1CE EUI-1 ra5-R cscZssl1l
III Ezs cec5ed IN EsEd u Eee-z-E
Go the 1o-h Gzrr1- p IT. - r1nEEz-
E1l = EzrL-Ee- MrE = 2 Ca
OzzT Tas the els1le1 6eegatF
Tie Tex De-1lE HI D. had a.
TIE schocI hglse Frl1EF ererzE 80
eight O'clock March TIE 20-h Al
parents are Urge1 - - p-eseEL
PERSONALS
MIS- Mildred Tnrz-ker. Eho IT.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
WINTER & POND
 UPTOWN STORE
 CHANGES HANDS
Roman R. Markoe, Expert Photographer, Buys We'll
 Known Studio Here

By deal closed here today Roman R. Markoe took over the uptown photograph studio and shop of Winter & Pond Company, be- coming sole owner of that busi- ness, it was announced today by the parties concerned. The new owner will continue the business in the same location. The lower Front Street store was not involved in the trade.
 MT. Markoe came here four months ago and has been doing much of the photographic work of the Winter and Pond company since that time. New equipment will be added and improvements will be made to the studio, he said
 We will specialize in high grade portraiture and seek to give Ju- neau the very best facilities and work possible in that line" he said, in announcing his plans. The busi- ness will be carried on under the name of Markoe Studio. In addi- tion to portraiture, stock of Alas ka views, cameras and photographic supplies will be carried and kodak finishing will be done as a special i ty.
 Within a few days we will an- nounce through The Empire, a spe- cial offer for portraits which every one should read" he said.
 MT. Markoe has had varied experience in portraiture. He first studied in the University of Warsaw, Poland, and later was a student in the Sarbonne, noted Paris institution. Afterward for IS years he operated studio in the French capital.
 He is a veteran of the World War and Poland's war against the Russian Bolsheviks. He served with Polish forces from 1914 to 1918, attaining the grade of Major He was attached to the photographic section of an Engineer regiment.
 He came to the United States in November, 1920, locating shortly after that in Los Angeles. While residing in that city he was deco rated by Poland, being awarded the Polish Cross for Bravery.
 He married in Los Angeles in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
INTERFERENCE FROM WIRELESS STATION
 WILL BE DISCUSSED

Communications relative to local radio interference, a community .reereational center and other sub jects will be submitted to the Chamber Of Commerce tomorrow at it's regular weekly meeting at the Arcade Cafe. They were placed be- fore the Executive Committee at it's meeting early this week and rec concentrations for action will be made by the Chamber.
 Too much interference is being caused by operations of the local United States Signal Corps sta- tion, declared a letter received by the Chamber which was asked to take up the matter with local Sig nal Corps authorities, which has been done.
 The local Women's Club has urged the Chamber to interest it. self in the establishment of a rec reational center. Downton mer- chants have launched a movement for enlarged facilities at the post office substation at the Juneau Drug Company, saying the need is great since the office was moved into the capital building. At their suggestion the mater thas been taken m with PoStmistreSS Spickett by the Chamber.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
FORMER RULERS OF ELKS LODGE
 TO HOLD FORTH
Local L o d ge to Be Con- ducted Tonight by Past
 Exalted Rulers

Juneau'S Bills tonight will honor it's presiding officers of former years when the local lodge holds it's annual Past Exalted Rulers meeting tonight. Lawrence w. Kub- ley, Past Exalted Ruler of the Ket- chikan Lodge and Howard Ashley, Past Exalted Ruler of the Skag- way Lodge, will be honor guests of the meeting.
 All Elks in the city, whether members of the Juneau organiza- tion or elsewhere, are urged to at tend. A social hour will follow the business meeting, followed by a theatre party at the Capitol where the members and officers will be guests of MT Kubley.
 Past Exalted Rulers who will oc- cupy the various stations tonight are: J. L. (Dolly) Gray. Exalted Ruler; R. E. Robertson, Leading Knight; c. P. Jenne, Loyal Knight; J. A. Hellenthal, Lecturing Knight; Harry Sperling, Esquire; G. F. Freeburger, Inner Guard; James McCloskey, Tiler; E. M. Goddard, Secretary; H. E. Riggs, Treasurer; George B. Rice, Chaplain; William Dickinson, Organist.
 One of the main items of lodge business to be transacted tonight will be the nomination of officers for the ensuing year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
DOUGLAS RETURNS
 TO WEATHER BUREAU

H. w. Douglas, with the Juneau Weather Bureau office, accompan- jed by his wife and little son, re- turned to Juneau on the Alameda after a visit south during the past two months. The greater part of the time was spent in Walla Walla, Wash, where parents of both re- side.
 During one trip by auto, another car was encountered with the re- suit that Baby Douglas crashed against the windshield and sus- tained severe cuts on the face.
 G. A. Baldwin, who recently went south for medical treatment, re- turned home last night.
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will lack the bare necessities of life unless they are provided for. In many districts the famine-stricken people are too proud to apply for help and Red Cross workers are making house to house canvass so that none may be neglected. In radius of 30 miles in one dis trict they found not a fire in kitchen stove because there was no food to cook and none in pros pect until the Red Cross searched these homes out.
 "Alaskans may feel proud that they have an unbroken record of needing the call of distress in every instance, and that the pres ent National disaster has met with the same response"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
Ocean Liners Powered
 By Radio Future Hope :!

2 LONDON, Feb. 4.-Speaking in a somewhat whimsical vein the Earl Of Inchcape, shipping magnate, en- visioned a possible future day when ocean liners would be propelled, heated and lighted by wireless from central power station ashore, or even by the shackled rays of the run.
 What the future may hold ex- pressed in power units and their application" he said, mo man alive today can foretell."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
AIR TRAFFIC OF
 SWEDEN GAINING

STOCKHOLM, Feb. 4-Airplanes in regular traffic in Sweden dur ing 1930 carried 2,244 paid pas- sengers 135,219 miles In addition, 13,703 passengers were carried on "joy rides" More than 61,000 pounds of mail, exclusive of that carried on the 46,374 miles flown at night, were transported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
WHIST PARTY

The Ladies of the Parish will hold a WHIST PARTY at the Parish Hall Thursday night, Feb ruary 5th. Good prizes and refresh ments. Public invited. Admission so cents. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
BRIDGE, WHIST PARTY
 AND DANCE

AT DOUGLAS, EAGLES HALL, February 9th. Cards from to 10 pm. Fifty cents. Dancing fifty cents additional for gentlemen. Good prizes and treatments. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04

1922. Mrs. Markoe, who now re- sides in San Francisco, will come here in short time to join her husband and establish their home here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
MARTHA SOCIETY MEETS

The Martha Society will hold a business meeting in the Church Parlors Friday at pm. Mrs. Katherine Hooker and Mrs. Ralph Martin will act as hostesses. adv.