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Evening star., 1927-10-09

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schmidt nd Left halfback. ....... Eby
GLASGOW ...... Right halfback. ...... loer
Haserty ..... .Fullback .......... .CorS
Score by periods: n
1SSs; cSia State: :: ::........ 8 8 1s S-ls
Scoring Ohio State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES asr
tdron.kickl tsub for Uridil1 Iowa tohen'
o'PtI1ne peIereemc. f. Eblrid=e CMchgan,. I'M
pira-A H Reid iMichiganl Field lud%e--
H. G. HEDGES dartmouth. Head hnesA'&n
H l.. Raw ullinoisl.
CHICAGO, October s fP).-A. A.
Stasg. dean of Big Ten foot ball
coaches, proved still able to teach Pat
Page, his brilliant pupil of nearly 20
wears ago few things about foot ball
today, and Chicago triumphed over
Indiana. 13 to 0, for the first Confer
ience victory of Chicago since the
middle of the 1925 season.
Today'S tilt not only upset the pre-
season dope, but uncovered some OF
tho best material Stagg has had at
his disposal in three years.
The j. pounds by which the Maroon
i]ine outweished Indiana took toll in
both the defensive and offensive play.
Neither team was able to make many
gains on passes but the Maroons out
punted the Hoosiers and counted 10
first downs to Indana's 5.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, October
,R).-Displaying a stubborn defense
which broke up Michigans passing
and line plunging attack, Michigan
State College held their traditional
rivals, the University of Michigan. to
three touchdowns in a foot ball game
here today. The score was 81 to 0.
The long. accurate punts of Capt
Paul Smith Of state. time after time
Ehalted Michigan threats. Michigan
scored in the first and second periods
on series Of end runs and off tackle
smasheS. The final touchdown came
in the last minute Of play when IIoff-
mann passed to Oostcrbaan. Geistert
added the point by place kick.
EVANSTON, H., October (R).-
s'ne accuracy of a substitutes arm
and the fieetrcss of anothcr's feet
were the margin of Northwestern
UNIVERSITIES superiority over the hith-
erto undefcated Rocky Mountain
Conference champions, Utah Univer-
sity, today. Northwestern won, 13 TO
6.
Pergharm and Hass, second string
halfba cks, went into the game in the
fourth period with the score tied at
& and G. Bergharm's two passes To
Hass and Johnson. interspersed be-
fv--4n short Off-taclle rlunges by
lewis and lIaas brought the BAH to
The ITtea 6.yard line from wh"r'
1Iass went over. Calderwood, another
substitute, added the point. lie had
scored the PUPPIES first touchdown in
the second period, after replacing
Lewis.
LAWRENCE. Kans.. October HP)
vi consin outplayed Kansas here to-
cav and won, 26 to 6.
The Big Ten eleven took the az
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Players entered i'm the Belle Haven
Country Club mems golf championship
tournament are engaged in playing the
qualifying round.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
BY GEORGE MORIARTY.

N IEW YORK, October S.-The
M New York Yankees are world
| VI champions by virtue of q wild
A Y pitch uncnrked by Miljus
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Alexandria High School, with two
victories to its credit in as many
starts. will play Central High School
in the Emory Wilson Stadium in
Washington next Friday.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Ohio State ......... o 13 0-13
Scoring: Ohio State uthdowns-Ehy
Alhcr Point after touckdown-Mo oler
tdron.kickl tsub for Uridili. Iowa tontn-
Peferce-C. f. EhlrdGe tMichiganl. I'M
pira-A H. Reid Michiganl. Field lud%e-
II e. Hodges dartmouth. Head hnesin@h
H. i. Ray (1llinoisl.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Georgetown Eeuen Sothes Davs Catholic University Upset
BROOKLANDERS WIN OUT
BY LAST HALF COUNTERS
Vic;ors 10 to II, Tying Score in Third Period and
Winning in Closing Quaricr--C.c;cr Aerial
Attack Is Deciding Facior

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Evening star., 1927-10-09

Episcopal High School journeys to
Fort Defiance, Va. for it's third game
of the current season next Saturday.
1t will meet the Augusta Military
Academy eleven.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Figures compiled by Manager Char
ley Corhett of the st. Mary's Celtic
base ball team, show that 1.-TWO
Bucks Struder, tiny pitching star,
won seven games without a loss.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

XHIBITING / forward passing
L. attack markedly superior to
that shown in previous games
~ and a running offense that
Evening star., 1927-10-09

LAWRENCE. Kans.. October up.
xyi consin outplayed Kansas here to-
cav and won. 26 to 6.
The Big Ten eleven took the az
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
Six Employees OF
M. 7. Get Pensions

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. 26.-Six en-
ploves Of the Missouri Pacific Lines
whose total service to their company
reaches EOS years. or an average "
more than a years 70 each one o.
them. will be retired on pension ~
January 1. according to an announce
ment made BY III. n. Saffords exeen-
tive vice president
Those who will receive pensions On
che first Of the new year include "a.
r Howard. Palestine, veteran secre-
tarv and treasurer OF the old intsr
rafionnl-Great Northern; J. ".
Rvars. general agent nc Waco; W.
II Maury, valuation accountant ~
unuxton: and I. s. Dallam. chief
clerk 10 the auditor at the Palestine
offices OF the Missouri facifie
TWO others. 70 complete the list ct
ak 70 be retired. who will receive
their pensions on December !, tnls
year. are &. II. Wallace, locomotive
e~nrineer. and William l. Hoover
machinist. both % Palestine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
Bankers Say
"SdfeSt of all Investments

When you invest in real estate, you have something to
show for your money-something no one can take from
you. If it's properly selected, its value i certain to in
crease your profits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27

. FLORENCE. Colo. Nov. pa
have no time for flappers." Martin
l.. Wheeler, ~76-year-oid hotel own
er often told the villagers when
they asked him why he didn't marry
again.
Then this quiet little Colorado
town received the greatest surprise
in years.
"Pap" Wheeler went ard did it,
He married Miss Madge Glenn, 20
ycar-old girl Of the flappcr type
bobbed hair and short skirts.
Today. the town Is recovering
from a second surprise.
The Wheelers have separated!
The town learned about il wher
Wheeler published a notice In the
local newspaper saying he would not
Be responsible for debts contracted
by his bride Of a few DAYS.
Miss Glenn married the aged hotel
proprietor 20 minutes after he had
met her In Pueblo. Colo, Il ~ said
Nope said Pap" "Neyer seen
her before.
"You see" he continued. ard beer
writing back 20 my old friends IN
Dade county, No. Madge's great
| grandfather and | are pals. We grew
W in the Missouri hills together.
"Well. I'd been writing a Iona
time and finally ! got To sending y
word to Nadge. now and then. Then
| poDped the question-by mail.
That's all there was TO it."
The bridegroom is the father d.
rine children. Some Of Wheeler's
grandchildren are older than Miss
Glenn. Wheeler came 10 Colorado
from Missouri 40 years ago In q
prairie schooner.
The bride. until her marriage. had
Lived on a Missouri farm since birth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
Believe Bandit
Gang Rounded Up

TULSA. Okla, Nov. 26.-tP-
with the arrest OF four men m
Oklahoma and Texas, members q
ire automobile recovery department
Of the Tulsa police force expressed
belief today that the entire gang re-
sponsible for the robbery Of = Van
Barren. Ark, bank November IA nae
kheen unprecedented.
Nearly $4,000 was found on the
Mour men. The Van Buren, robbers
obtained $1,000.
Emory Taylor. so. Of Tulsa and
AlIen Taylor. As. or Fort Smith
Ark.. were returned to Tulsa today.
rom Denison, Texas, where they
rere arrested yesterday. Offieers
pid they had si5i2 In their pos
Johnny Taylor. &c. brother q
morv. was arrested yesterday as
4 home here and Stout Enqui'z' Y
ar cd Indian Of near Sand Springs
kln.. was taken into custody az We
IVA. Okla. -
Pclicp said Johnny Taylor nae
10 \ statement confessing MS
W n the robbery and revealing
: operations OF the gang.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
HOUSTONITES
TO MAKE TOUR
Will Arrive Monday
Morning With Spe-
ciaI Train

The annual excursion to the Lower
Rio Crande Valley. sponsored BY the
Domestic and Foreign Trade Expan-
sion Department Of the Louston
Chamber or Commerce. will arrive
at Mission Monday morning. and the
party will spend three days In the
Valley, leaving from Harrington We'd
nesday night.
The special train will leave Hous-
ton Il T:45 Sunday evening. arriving
az Mission at 7 Monday morning.
Monday and Tuesday will be devoted
TO he Valley tour and the excursion
lists will visit the Valley fair We'd
nesGay.
Following il the itinerary issued
BY the Houston Chamber OF COM
mcrce.
MissiOn-Monday Nov. %. 1900 a.
MeAIIen-Nonday. Nov. g, $40 a.
m.
Pharr-Monday, Nov. 2s. lo:55
a. m.
SIN Juan-Monday. Nov. 20. HAS
a m.
Edinburs-Monday. Nov. %. 1:45
p. n.
Alamo.-Monday. Nov. %, $3.50
p. m.
Donro-Monday. Nov. %. 4:s5 p.
m.
Weslaco-Monday. Nov. 2s, 5s55
p. m.
Mereedes-Monday. Nov. q, s:25
p. RI.
La Feria-Tuesday. Nov. 20, a:eS
a.. N.
San Benito-Tuesday, Nov. 20,
10:45 a. w.
BROWNSVILLE - Tuesday. Nov. p,
I2:n5 y. m.
Hariingen-wednesday. Nov. 30
1890 VI. NJ.
Houston-Thursday, Dec. I. 700
~ N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27

Los Fresnos has been carefully plan
ned and rigidly restricted. 1t IS a To-
cation where property values will
speedily rise. Many beautiful homes
will be built there. Why not yours?
Our prices are so reasonable that they
permit you to pay from income. rath-
or than disturbing your capital. Many
have bought their homes on this plan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
Pigeons Make Nests
From Stolen Meta

LONDON Rl-The management Of
a firm Of iron and steel merchants
was greatly puzzled over the mys-
terious pilferings Of bicycle spokes,
fragments OF iron and small pieces
Of sheet metal from the yard.
A close watch was kept, and the
thieves were detected.
They proved 10 be pigeons, and
they used the metal for their nest.
Their home was is inches high and
weighed % rounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
issue REPORT
ON ROAD WORK
In PRECINCTS
cameron County Had
n Remaining
On Nov. | from First
$l,O0,OOc

From the sale OF the first sl,oOO,-
wv q the Cameron c~ounty's $1,000
W. rond issue, the county had q bal
Anee Of sos. 088.66 on November l..
lsclnding ~si7e,534.40 which had been
Placed N escrow TO the credit Of
state Highway No. 100. according 70
ne report Of the county auditor on
Nov. j. This lefk an available bal
snce Of S~30,554.26.
The expenditures and balances Of
ire various precincts were reported
~ follows:
Precinct 4 point Isabel)-Expend-
20 SS9.244.65; balance S42.463.02.
Precinct 2 Observation-Disclosures
"a S~5le.533.24: balance sci .s52.f9.
Precinct 3 tSan Acknowledgements
"a Sx35s546.3i: balance $50, 755.s3.
Frecin-te 4 (Harlingen)-Expcnded
~2@5,Oil.25: balance sS7,0l7.22.
The report shows that the total
available road fund. series "A" bond
issue was s~1.o27.A24.45. and that the
total expenditures we're S~el8.335.79.
These expenditures included All con-
tractors estimates for the month Of
October allowed by the commission
ers court November 8 and 10.
The report gives IN detail the ex-
rcnditures on the various road pro-
lecta In the four precincts as fol-
lows:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
England Has Twenty
Million B 5bed leads

LONDON Up - Twenty million
women have bodied Or shinglcd hair
in Great Britain, and British women
spend 100000 pounds weekly for
cosmetics and beauty preparations
and for the service Of hl~irdrcsscrs
and beauty specialists.
These figures were compiled hy
Tho Daily Express from estimates
given By managers Of beauty parlors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
SPANISH VET EXPECTED

VETNTIMI " TT @wEWF
HARLlNGEN, Nov. 1o.-freEarn-
tions for the entertainment q ". =
Duke and W. s. Langford. the former
department commander o. the ona.ea
Spanish War Veterans, mere nsaa
week arc going forward. according g
offlciTls or the Rccse-Wii-Noha 81
I'll. Arrangements have been mace
Tor Il banquet ~ the hctci 1Neso-s
svcninr, and other entertainment
features are to be arranged n
smith. McAllen. commander OF sio
crnnde Valley Camp No. "a, stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
aMEDICINE" Farm

MADISON. Wis.-tPY-A 23-acre
farm is operated by the University
OF Wisconsin sorely TO furnish herbs
and plants used in drug making for
the pharmaceutical experiment sta
tion at the university. Catnip. BELLA
donna and digitalis arc ONE OF the
rrops harvested annually.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
Our Staff is at Your Command

Let one Of our representatives give
you a true picture Of present condi-
tons existing at Los Fresnos-and
what the future holds in store. Pre-
sent him your problem and let him fig
ure on a plan that will help you gain 2
coveted piece Of ground and eventual
ly the home or business location you
desire. Such information as you wish
is available at all times. Our staff will
offer advice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
!, BLANCA GETS r0sT0FFIcF

~ lANcA. Nov. 26.-Within =
or 10 DAYS La Blanca. a 81
49, newest tcwns In the Valley, vii
haye a postoffiee, IL Is announced
800 Al petition For m office was
rnea n with approximately 100 SIC
.rpw. ana n n~aAtnfficc has been
.as - AZ he earliest poss " DATE.
# he loested in the Pridmore
stose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27
The Model City Of Los Fresnos

will be located on the new Southern
Pacific railroad, between Brownsville
and Harrington, in the most prosper
Gus farming section of Cameron coun-
ty.
Los Fresnos will be a Model City in
every respect, including water works,
sewers, paved streets, electric lights
and power, telephone and rigid res
trictions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-27

The Delta Development is
one of the strongest or
CARNATIONS in the Rio
Grande Valley, having de-
veloped the growing cities
OF Hargil, Lasara, Ed
couch, Primera and other
places, in fact they are the
premier developers Of this
section.
IN !.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21
BELIEVED MARION
 COP KIDNAPPED
Shelton Gan9sters Suspected of DiSposing of Witness

Marion, H.. Jan. 21 UP The whereabouts of Lory L. Price. 37 year old state highway patrolman, and his wife. Ethel, 30, remained undisclosed today as Williamson county officers and band of pa tromen continued securing the l territory in the belief the couple were kidnapped by Shelton gang sters.
 Price and his wife were last seen Monday night when they at tended a show here.
 The patrolman, who was friend ly with Charles Birger, leader of a gang In bitter rivalry with the Shelton faction. was the last known person to visit Birger's roadhouse, Shady Rest, before 1t was dyna- mited and burned January 9. Four persons were killed In the affray.
 With reconvened inquest into the deaths of the four persons scheduled for next week, investi- gation is proceeding on the theory that Price, who testified at pre- vious hearing, was taken away to prevent his appearance at the ses- sion. Price testified at the first hearing only that he was at the roadhouse and had seen Steve George. the caretaker, Mrs. George and a stranger there.
 Another reason for supporting the kidnapping theory was Prices story to fellow patrolmen that his automobile was forced off the highway last Friday by another car containing Carl Shelton, lead CT of the gang. who talked to him for some time. Price did not re- veal the nature of the conversation other than to say it was friend ly," but friends recalled that he appeared to have been nervous since that time.
 When the Price home was visit ed officers found the telephone wires cut, Prices automobile in the garage and prints of woman's shoe and a mans bare foot in the yard.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21
TRENCH WARFARE, POISON GAS AND
 POISON FOOD TURNING BACK MICE
REMINGTON NEVIS

The meetings of tho Newington
 Congregational church and the Ec-
 clesiastical society of the church
 which have been called for and 8 o'clock respectively. Saturday, at the parish house. have caused a great deal of discussion as to the necessity of combining the two or ganizatlons and the advantages to be derived therefrom.
 As the situation now stands. the two arc separate. It Is . roundabout and cumbersome method of doing business and is . relic of the Colo nial days. Any matter of importance must be passed by each organfza- tion separately. All members of the church arc not members of the so- ciety. There are over 260 members of the church and only about 50 of tho society. It Is even possible to be a member of the society. have 2 voice in the business affairs of the church and yet not be member of that church.
 Charles W. Belden and E. welles Eddy have been appointed by the society to look into the matter of uniting and the church has ap- pointed Mrs. Chas. R. Emmons and Charles L. Luce for the same pur- pose. These four persons will make reports at the respective meetings and make recommendations as to future action.
 The meetings are being held with the idea that the matter can be talked over and a tentative plan of action mapped out provided senti- 'ment is in favor of taking steps to combine the church with the socie- ty Nothing will be done in the way of decisive action since the calls would not cover such action.
 The project must have a two- thirds vote in order to pass. There Is a great deal of sentiment in favor of the proposed action but there are those who still think the old method is the better of the two.
 MT. Garmon of the New England Insurance Exchange of Boston was in town yesterday to make an in- spection of the water system Of the Maple Hill fire district. MT. Gar mon made tests as to the pressure, etc., and looked over the layout of the district He inspected the maps of the system and declared that it is an excellent system MT. Garmon was very enthusiastic in his praise and from this the residents of Maple Hill and Elm Hill may we'll expect that as low a fire insurance rate as possible. will be obtained. MT. Garmon will make a detailed report in the near future and from this, 6 rate will be fixed by the 
 The board of relief of the town will meet at the town hall on Tues day, Feb. l, and IS and on Mon- day, Feb. 22. from 7:30 to 9:3O p. m. The board Is composed of Ma than c. Avery, T. H. Cogswell, and Arlan P. Francis.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21

Despite the handicaps brought about by lack of accommodations for young women's gymnastics at the Senior High school during her term of services as instructor of physical education for girls, Miss Rose c. Glover has accomplished much in her work. .=..
 For many years the boys and girls shared the same gymnasium at the school and ol. many occasions the hopes of giving either the neces- sary amount of education had to be given up. Inability of the school to accommodate the students under these limited conditions was the principal reason. The girls gym nasium is now in the rearS of the academic building.
 Miss Glover is a native of-this city and a sister of Miss Margaret Glover. commercial teacher. She was grad uated from the Senior High school. spent one year at the New Britain State Normal school and graduated from the New Haven Normal school of Gymnastics. She taught in New Haven schools before coming to this city
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21
HANDBALL TOURNAMENT

Bert LOOm1S Defeats Ebcn Strong in
 First Match-Hartford Sending
 Invaders Here.
 Bert" Loomis started the Y. M. c. A. annual singles handball tour nament yesterday by defeating the youthful Eben Strong in two straight games, 27-23 and 21-16. Strong put up good opposition in the first game which went to 20 all and extra points were played in order to determine the winner. It was a match of skill against youth and speed with skill and generalship finally winning.
 Tomorrow Hartford will send down two of her best players to try out the New Britain courts. "Yump' Johnson, who won the state >single wall tournament in Hartford last year, is out to tune up for the state four-walled contest next month, and that is the reason for the visit. The four-wall and single wall games are totally different. The first style of play keeps the ball in play longer, permits all kinds of angle shots and the performer must be able to pick the ball off the walls, out of corners and from all angles and difficult po- sitions. The latter game calls for &C., curacy in placement of shots and long volleys are rare. Most players prefer the four-walled court to single wall because of this fact. The Hartford team is starting rather late for it will run up against strong opposition from the New Haven, Meriden and New Britain teams.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21
HOLD-UP MEN GET S1OO

Bridge, Mass, Jan. 21 P)--Two men whom the police believe to be members of the gang that staged a successful hold-up in Woonsocket, R. l., late yesterday afternoon, in vaded the general store of Napoleon Savage here early last night and stole s1O0 at gunpoint. The robbers entered the store. asked for some goods and then pointed a pistol at Samuel Morrissette. a clerk. A pal sat outside the store in an autono- bile and when he cried make 1t snappy" the pair fled.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21
READY FOR FIGHT
Tiger Flowers and Leo Lomski Fin ish Training for Their Bout To- morrow Afternoon.

Los Angeles, Jan. 21 P-Tiger Flowers, former middleweight cham pion, and Leo Lomski. of Aberdeen, Wash, having ended training for their bout at an open air boxing show at Wrigley field tomorrow afternoon, laid aside their gloves to- day.
 The Atlanta negro's manager, Walk Miller, says their plans cali for a return bout with Mickey Walk CT, who won the title from Flowers last fall. soon after Saturdays fight. Miller said that the contract for the first title fight called for re-match in the event Flowers should lose.
 He was of the opinion that Jack Kearns Walkers manager, is in fla vor of the bout regardless of the out come of the Flowers-Lomski match, and added that Flowers plans also call for a bout In the summer with Jack Delaney, present title holder in that division.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21
BISHOP REACHES GUATEMALA

Guatemala City, Guatemala, Jan. 21.-tPl- Bishop Pascual Diaz of Tabasco, expelled from Mexico, has been allowed to enter Guatemala by President Chacon.
 There has been some mystery as to the whereabouts of Bishop Diaz following his arrest in Mexico City more than a week ago. where he was secretary to the Mexican Episcopate which the Gales government has charged with fomenting an armed rebellion. It was reported recently that Bishop Diaz had been refused admission to Guatemala because of a law forbidding the entry of Jesuits.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21

The Senter Junior High school basketball team vanquished team made up of graduates last night at the Grange hall, IT to II.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21

p. m. to hear appeals from the do- inEs of tho assessors.
 N. c. AVERY,
 T. H. COGSWELL A. P. FRANCIS Board of Relief.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21

The Christian Endeavor of the Newington Congregational church
New Britain herald., 1927-01-21
GIVEN UP AS LOST

Boy Afloat on Cake of lce Not Seen
 Again by Watchers.
 Cleveland, Jan. 21 R - Early today police. hremen. aviators and coast guards gave up . valiant fight to save a youth who was seen floating to his death on . cake of ice in Lake Erie Wednesday night. Tho body of the victim, searchers believe, may never be found. It was ground to pieces in milling ice. they believe. And the story of & night of horror in the chilling darkness of Lake Erie never will be told.