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The Lexington advertiser., 1928-02-16
he Charter of Incorporation OF
frrMpHREY-O'REILLY COMPANY

The corporate title Of said Com
~ q: Humphrey O'Reilly Company.
The names of the 1ncorporators
w. Humphrey, Post Office, Ebenez-
ssissippi.
3. O'Reilly, Post office, Ebenezer,
lssippi.
athew O'Reilly, Post Office, Ebe-
Ser, Mississippi.
}. The domicile. is at Ebenezer'
Dimes county, Mississippi.
I. Amount of capital stock Ten Thou
nd Dollars (s10,0O000) to begin bus
oss however, when Six Thousand DOL
rs (S6, ,000.00) of the capital stock IS
|hecribed and paid in.
The par value. of shares is One
1red Dollars ($100.O0) each.
The period of existence (not to ex-
fifty years. is fifty years.
The purpose for which it is cre-
To do a general mercantile bus
to buy and sell dry goods, gro
farm supplies, farm implements,
eare, and such other goods, wares
Merchandise as is customarily hand
6S general mercantile stores for cash
fredit, to take and give securities
SSther evidences of indebtedness in
General course of the operation OF
business, and to purchase, lease
&kherwise acquire all necessary real
fsonal property for the operation
~ general mercantile business, and
&<hase, lease or otherwise acquire
Sotate farm properties not exceed
vi thousand acres of land in any
year, and to sell, lease and other
~ dispose. of all such real and per.
1AaI property.
"a. The rights and powers that may be
1xeised by this corporation are those
srred by Chapter 95, Hemingway's
16sippi Code 1917 and amendments
B. W. HUMPHREY,
|S3 E. E. O'REILLY,
! [|3z5 MATTHEW O'REILLY,
M Incorporators.
The Lexington advertiser., 1928-02-16

STRAYED-From my place near Black
Hawk, Jan. 2t, one black mare mule
about 16 hands high, about 10 years old.
Take up, notify and receive reward.
Jake Meek, Black Hawk, Miss, or s. w.
Cox, Lexington. S9-3t-pd
The Lexington advertiser., 1928-02-16
Basketeers to Play
Durant, N. Carollton

The Lexington Hi Boys basketball
team will play Durant this afternoon
and North Carrollton, Friday. Both OF
these games are with fast teams and
the locals are anxious to add them to
their string of victories. They will ap-
preciate your attendance at both games
The events will begin at $3.50 p. m.
The Lexington advertiser., 1928-02-16

J. X. Harthcock and wife were up
from Harland's Creek this week.
George Cant transacted business in
town on Saturday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1928-02-16

Will Moss, of Emory, transacted bus.
mess in the city this week.
Mrs. Girard and daughter, Mrs. Poe
of Hebron, were among the out of towr
shoppers this week.
The Lexington advertiser., 1928-02-16
A FISH TALE

Several days ago r. T. Walt had on
exhibit fish that was rather freak
It was buffalo but shaped like q
grind1e and the strange thing that held
our attention. was the absence OF 9
mouth. A thin membrane covered the
entire spot where the mouth should
have been. Could nourishment have
been taken in through the gills? The
fish was about fifteen inches long
weighed two pounds and was caught by
G. w. Trigleth in Pinchback lake.
The Lexington advertiser., 1928-02-16
Zeal NOTICES

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fContinued from page 81
and now on file in said Cause in
Stf;ce of the Clerk Of said Court
II not, be approved and allowed as
4 and the said administrator DIS
I'd.
the 18th day of February, A. D.,
NOEL WHITE, Clerk.
The Lexington advertiser., 1928-02-16
T(,HlJLA

CONTINUED from Page 1o)

and Holmes. The state president, Mrs
Lewis H. Marlborough, Of Hazlehurst,
will be numbered among other interest
ing speakers of the day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
FIGHT

PHILADELPHIA. - Hilario Mar
tinez, Spain. outpointed Tommy MUIR
ply. Trenton. N. r.. (10). Billy
Wallace. Cleveland. outpointed
Jackie Pilkington. New York, G0).
Tony Ascencio. Philadelphia. out.
pointed Pinkie May. Savannah, Ca,
(l0).
NEWCASTLE. Ps.-Johnny Mccoy.
New Albany. Ind. given decision
over hid Hunt. Indianapolis. Cd.
AUGUSTA. Ga.-.Abe Lucky. Aug
usta. knocked out Herbert Baby
Stribling. Macon. Ga. On. Jack
Ryan. St. Paul. knocked out Bill
Norris, Augusta. go.
NEW WORKING Chocolate.
Cuba. knocked out Jackie Schweit-
zer. New York. CO.. Ruby Goldstein.
New York. stopped Al Bryant. New
ark. n. j.. (4).
OIL CITY. Pa.-Bucky Lawless.
Syracuse. ". ", ~outpointed Young
Saylor. Charleroi. Pa. HO).
COLUMBUS. O.-Mike o'Dowd
Columbus, %outpointed Harry Forbes.
Chicago. (12). Kenneth Shuck.
Louisville. Ky. outpointed Frankie
Buff. Cleveland. go.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-Iimmy
Watts. Atlanta. Ga. outpointed
Sammy Shack, New York. C10).
TRENTON. N. J.-Ray Still.
Phoenix. cutrointed Babe McCor-
gary, Oklahoma. (1o).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
AGED CHAMPS
HONORED BY
CONVENTION
6 Former Great Ath-
letes Are Awarded
Cocktail Shakers by
Amateur Union

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-OP)-For-
mer champions whose days as ath-
letes are long since past have lad
their recognition az the fortieth an
nual convention Of the Amateur
Athletic Union. Six awards of en-
graved cocktail shakers were made
az the annual banquet last night to
the guests Of honor. the winners Of
the competitions for the oldest liv-
ing champions in various fields.
The presentations were made By
Mayor Walker Of New York.
Recognition as the oldest living
amateur athlete was given to Frank
Fullgraff Of the New York A. O..
who started his athletic career as
a member Of the Gramercy baseball
club. He became worlds champion
rifle shot in 1876 and won honors in
rowing. tug of war and billiards.
i. III. Armstrong. holder of the
American 3 and Z mile walking titles
in lS7T-sS was Judged the oldest liy-
ing national champion. Ray Ewry.
Olympic broad jump champion IN
1900 was recognized as the dean Of
the Olympic title holders. The title
OF oldest living Intercollegiate
champion went 10 DR.. Graeme Ham
mond. winner Of the intercollegiate
quarter and half mile titles in 1871.
In allied forms or ~endeavor. Nor
timer Bishop. who has been active
as an official since 1879 was named
the oldest living official and Abe
Yeager Of the Brooklyn Eagles was
recognized as the oldest active
sports writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
AGAINST
SPEEDING UP
VALLEY GAMES
McAllen Plea to Meet
Brownsville This
Weekend Denies
By Committee

MERCEDES, Nov. ao.-At a meet
Ing here yesterday afternoon Of the
athletic committee Of Valley high
schools. called at the instance Of the
McAllen committee. which proposed
that Brownsville play McAllen this
weekend, il was decided TO play the
schedule as arranged at the begin
ming az the season. and Brownsville
goes 10 Weslaco Friday for a game
with Weslaco.
However. another meeting will be
held Saturday morning at McAllen,
20 determine the procedure Of fur
Their Valley games. as IL was pointed
out AZ the meeting that the Valley
football championship must be set
tied ty Thanksgiving. II the Valley
champs are 10 participate in further
state competition.
McAllen and Mission. the two
teams nearest Brownsville in per-
ccntagc, having played tic games.
Will play their respectively scheduled
games this weekend. which calls for
Mission 70 meet San Benito and Nc
Allen "a play Donna.
Supt. Gotke Of Brownsville repre-
scented his school at the meeting
here which was presided over BY
Supt. y. ". Poteet. of the Mercedes
schools. who j. chairman Of the ath-
letic committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
GAMES
SET FOR EAST
Quality Rather Than
Quantity Carded
For Saturday

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-(F-Qual-
ity rather than quantity il the key
note Of the eastern college football
schedule this week. Less than half
the usual number Ct games arc on
the list but there are such attrac-
tions AZ the Yale-Harvard. Carnegie
Tech-New York University. Prince
ton-Navv. Nehraska-Army and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Most other major college elevens
are saving their final battle for
Thanksgiving dav. Then will be
held the annual fravs between Penn
~sylvsnia and Cornell. Syracuse and
Columbus: Colgate and Brown.
PITTSBURGH and Penn State. and
Washington and Jefferson and West
Virginia.
Not even 50 important a game IS
that between Carnegie and New York
university can take much interest
away from tho Yalc-Harvard duel at
New Haven. Both teams have been
tossed abeut a bit rudely: neither
has the scmSlance OF a claim 20 anv
championship horrors. vet $4,000 will
thronu the Yale bowl Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
4 N Biz TEN
CHANCE
Wisconsin on Inside
Loop; Are to Play
Minnesota

CHICAGO. Nov 20-iP-By com
hinations of "if' rca4ning. four
teams have a chance either TO tie or
win undisputed possession az the Big
Ten football championship in Sat
urdav's grand finale.
Undefea'ed even through its 'sui-
eide schedule. Wisconsin had the
best chance 10 win the coveted title
by defeating Minnesota IN the game
al Madison.
Here aro the "ifs:'
NJ Wisconsin defeats Minnesota.
the Badgers win the championship
with a perfect percentage.
n Minnesota defeats Wisconsin
and Michigan defeats Iowa, the win.
ner Of the Ohio State Illinois game
will be champion, with an 500 per-
ceutage.
II Iowa beats Michigan and Mime
sota Beats Wisconsin and the Ohio
State-lllinois game results in n tie,
Iowa will be champion, whit an 500
percentage.
If Wisconsin loses a. Minnesota,
and the battles between Michigan
and Iowa and Illinois and Ohio State
end IN ties. then Wisconsin. Illinois,
and Ohio State would BE dead
locked for the title. with a $50 per-
centage.
II all games end in ties. Wiscon-
sin would be champion. Boosting a
perfect percentage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
Sportistory
WX ~~m~~m@
ON THIS DATE
tuesday. November %

1856 Watkinson, Of Yale, kicks a
iOyard field goal ii q game with
Harvard
1891 Rube Lrhart, Brooklyn Ma.
ton'b pitcher, born in Boscher, III,
1891 Parker oi Harvard, receives
a Penn punt and runs Is yards to a
touchdown,
lsg1-Larry Benton New York Ma
tionals pitcher. born IN Cincinnati, ..
909-Sprackling. Of Brown, re-
ceives the Carlisle Indians kickoff
and runs l05 yards TO = touchdown.
1909-Allerdice. az Michigan, wins
a game with Notre Dame by booting
a i2-yard field goal.
1920-Crowell. Of Swarthmorr,
kicks 2 45-yard field goal IN = game
with Ursinus.
1923-kid Norfolk defeats Battling
Sikh in is rounds at New York.
1926-Oosterbaan. Of Michigan. re.
cover a tumble and runs so yards
10 a touchdown, winning a game
with Minnesota.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
Emz8nz TIE HERALD SPORTS SECTION g4zHH5
~PORTS FORUM
By Bishop Clements

The calibre of high school football
rs being played this ear, is attract
ing attention not only over Texas
grid circles, but n Chicago high
school wants to come down here dur
ing the Christmas holidays. and play
the Valley winners. The Windy City
school claims the state title Of ILL
nois.
Coach Littlefield Of the Texas
~Longhorns, seems headed for a cham
pionship in the Southwest confer
ence. His club leads by a half point,
but they will have TO hurdle the bar
rier Of Thanksgiving with the pow
erful Texas Aggics. And because
the Farmers haven't cut much Of a
swath in conference tilts this season.
is no reason the Longhorns will have
an easy game with them. Just the
opposite. The Aggies got off 70 p
bad start. but have come along splen-
didly since. They missed the SER
vices Of Joel Hunt. their great quar-
terback OF last year, but Coach Bible
has Unanswered his squad. changing
positions here and there. until today
the Aggies loom as good as any club
IN the conference.
The writer ran across one Of those
rare specimens the other day. who
said he attended Texas A. e. NJ. col
lege four years. and said that the Ag-
gies didn't want to beat The Long
horns at Austin Thanksgiving Day.
Now we know a lot Of Aggie alumni.
-VnA vrA,l- sL-~r -.~-- -I...s a as.-
that their school may not have the
best team. we have never run across
one yet who said the AEgies didn't
want 10 win-as the fellow above.
Of course he said he attended A. &
NJ. but we have no proof. And with
US at the time Of the above remark.
was Arthur Hipp and s. NJ. Jester.
Now that the Chicago Cubs have
gotten Horns5y, IL is up 10 Man
agcr Joe Mccarthy TO win a PEN
nant for William Wrigley. Jr..
owner Of the Cubs. The coming
season may mean the breaking or
making Of Mccarthy, as a Cub
manager. His club. for the last
three years has faitered when il
SNN"'Nu aHtg WIZ Htdutu lOT lVc
National league pennant. McCar.
they has cOntendcd that The Cubs
lacked a punch. Well, they have
Il now. With llorusby, CuyIer,
Stephenson and Wilson TO DO ne
stick work The Cubs, II their pitch.
, crs 80 alright, should deal plenty
Of misery TO opposing IvIrlers
next season.
lIarrert Davenport, Jr, and Ro,
btr'o LongoriS, are high scooI Sta.
dents Both play football, and M
two would be on the local hirh squad
today, but for injuries and ineli.
gibility. Davenport received an in.
jury 10 his shoulder during the early
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
Shot Buck
So Far Off That
Coyote Got Meal

SAN BENITO. Nov. 2o.-A story ~
killing a ~ten-point buck nj n dis
lance 50 great that coyotes had
snooped IN and eaten part of the
deer before he could Get there IL
told in al seriousness. and sub.
stantiated by the deer's carcass. here
by w. r. Boyd. owner Of 4 delica-
lessen. and brother az ". r. BOYD.
Boyd says he shot the deer A. a
distance Of about son yards. or al.
most a third 81 a mile. Whether he
shot the deer with q trench mortar.
or with one Of the famous French
seventy-fives, he did not say. but
he insists that il was exactly son
yards. and that he brought the buck
down neat and clean at that dis
lance.
Boyd explained the coyote part
OF " a little. BY stating that the
deer must have gone a little ways be-
fore he dropped. and that il took
him an hour 10 find the animal.
Boyd'S deer II the first bagged ~
n San Benitc hunter. He cot il III
the hrushlands in the direction Of
Point Isabel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
HOUNDS OUT
TO COP NEXT
TWO
Must Defeat Mission
And Bulldogs in a
Row to Take Second
Honors in Valley

SAN BENITo. Nov. 20.-Balked In
her efforts to grab the Valley high
school football championship BY the
wonderful football machine which
brownsville put on the field in the
game last Friday. San Benito is pre-
pairing 70 make a desperate bid for
second place honors in the Nalley,
and must win her next two games IN
order TO cinch second place.
The next two games are With Mis-
SION and McAllen, and the San Be-
nito players and fans are not under
rating either Of these upper Valley
teams.
Mission. greatly moderated at the
opening Of the season, has been a
ynsistcnt winner except when the
Mission eleven struck McAllen. snl
then the result was a tie score. Nc
Allen has been rated as one If the
best Valley teams from the begin
ming, and Is expected to enter the
battel with San Benito or equal
rating. or with "A slight margin, 1c-
ccrding TO the dope sheet.
The date ~ these two games may
be changed one day, ~ was revealed
here TODAY. The Mission gam",
scheduled for Friday, may be mo Il
10 Thursday. and it is possible that
the McAllen game, set for Thanks
giving day, may be played on the
Wednesday before Thanksgiving, ar
though this change has not been
made definitely. The change OF the
Thanksgiving game has been re-
quested in view Of the game the
same day at Harrington between inc
Harrington and Laredo high school
teams.
Coach Morrison's Greyhounds will
prepare 70 meet a passing attack IN
both the Mission and McAllen games.
The passing combination Of Over
street to Ramsey on the McAllcn
team is said TO be n Of the most
dangerous football threats IN the
alley, and the G|reyhounds will work
10 check It, and 70 perfect their own
passing system, which failed 80 badly
against Brownsville.
All Of the Grcyhounds cane out Of
Tho Brownsville game without nay
serious injuries, and except for sore
ness and some bruises they are IN
good shape, The team y expected 70
Be in good shape TO meet Mission
this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
Gall Stones
digh Blood Pressure and Other
Dire Symptoms-How to
Avoid Them

= marvellous prescription called Ri
ain hanishes symptoms Of raIl s.ore,
as u by magicl Pain IN right s,de,
nausea, dizziness. constipation 90
quickly. Because Bi-a-irn cjesr,es
gai bladder of thick. our bile. purTrs
ne poison-clogged liver. puriheS In
'estlneS Try Bi-a-lin on r1oney-back
guarantee. Ask for Il TO-DAY az
sIy good drug etnre
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20

fall training. and hurt IL over. and
as a consequence he has been on the
shelf all season. Longoria. an end,
and a good one, didn't make the re-
quired grades. and is ineligible.
They ought 10 make good players
next year. And If practice helps
and of course IL is the very soul OF
/ fcotball-then these two boys ought
"a be a lot Of help 20 the Eagles Of
1929. They not only workout with
the squad, but on Saturdays and Sun
days these boys may be seen any aft
% passing the pigskin and kick
ing il around as on last Sunday aft
ernoon on the lawn Of the Davenport
home.
The Texas Asgies' 1929 schedule
Is complete. with the exception OF
the Dallas Fair date. which il open.
Sewanee has been filling this date
for a long time, but by mutual con
sent both clubs agreed t. call ar
this game. The schedule follows:
Sept. 20, Trinity at W~axahachie;
Sept. ,, Southwestern at College Sta
ton; Oct. 3. Tulane az New Orleans;
Oct. 10, IT. G. II. at Fort Worth: Oct.
26. Arkansas at College Station; Nov.
?, Sam Houston State Teachers Col
lege al College Station; Nov. 2. S. NJ.
n. AZ College Station: Nov. Is. Rice
at Houston; Nov. rs, Texas at Col
lege Station.
Did you know that In the long ago
a double header was played Ia 2
Z rn#AwNI wAr.wmr Nr.fl eAnAHn wnh~N -
peled. Here's un account az the
games as told by Bill Ritz, feature
sports writer:
"The only world series double
header that ever happened was held
way back in 1887 before baseball
msgnates realized what coin there
was IN the post-season games.
1T was during the hectic l5--amc
series between the st. Louis Amer
lean Association team and the De-
troit Nationals.
The twin bill occurred on Oct. ~.
In those days world series games
were not always played in the cities
involved.
The first game was played N the
morning at Baltimore. Ma. C%aruthers
pitched 81 Louis 70 an Il 10 I vin,
beating Gtticn Of Inc Dc.oIlcu.
The teams hoped o train righl
alter Tho game and hurried 10 Wash.
Irgton, D. c. whore they PLAYED an
afternoon contest. THIS time Detroit
got revenge, winning l3 70 :, Pitch.
er Baldwin beating Fout.
The two games lasted \ total N
four hours and Tive minutes which
IS a good workout even icr World
series teams
IN A recent month New Zealand ".
ported more than $4,000, 600 worth
! of FROZEN mrrfx-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
MISSION o NO.
CAMPS ON

MISSION. Nov. 2o.-Troor No. I
held its regular monthly overnight
hike last Friday night at the scout
hut on the Edinburg reservoir.
The boys present we're Billy Rob
erts. am Field. Gates Upright, David
Nulvsney, Griffith Lambdin. Billy
Hodge. Herschel Peake. Wilder Hal
stead. Ralph Ratcliff, Bill Halstead.
Tom Mumason. and Il. r. Waite.
Those that passed tests were Sam
Field. David Mulvaney, Bill Halstead
and Ralf Ratcliff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
Tight Door Traps
Babv When Train
Crashes Into Car

= RANGER. Tea. Nov. 2o.-lF-Ir-
ysbility "a opsu quickly the doors Of
an automobile about 10 he struck
BY = train resulted in the probable
fatal injury of H. T.. Baskin. r., ono
OF five wear old twin sons of Mr. and
Mrs. N. T.. Baslin. here yesterday.
Seeing n crash was inevitable,
Mrs. Baskin frnrticnllv sought 10 un-
lock the doors. Failing. she jumped
from abe automobile and tried the
doors from the outside. but the
train bore down upon her before she
could rescue the twins.
Mrs. Baskin started her machine
across the tracks after a freight
train had passed. oblivious % a pas
senger train approaching.
". 7. Baskin. other II the twins,
and Mrs. BaSkin received only minor
hurts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
\ JOE MCCARTHY ~

CHICAGO, Nov. 20. -P)-Thc trade
Of Rogers llornsby has added to Joe
NcCarthyS reputation as Inc Ma,
tional leagues David narum."
Nine important transactions have
been engineered by Mccarthy, the
manager Of the Chicago Cubs, since
he came from Louisville three years
ago, Each deal has strengthened his
club The addition Of Hornsby who
'cldcm has Mt less than SI5 FOR A
season, IS expected to give The Cubs
the long sought peDnant punch,
When Mccarthy arrived from mo
American Association whore he had
won 2 reputation - = p%ennant build.
err, he found a disinterested Cub
team Laundering in the second diyi-
sion. For a time i'm 1926 he had that
-disorganized crew out in front.
Mccarthy began his swapping cam
paiEn. He sold Grover Cleveland
Alexander 10 ST. Louis. Hack VIII
son was obtained from Toledo. Riggs
Stephenson from Indianapolis and e.
wood English from Toledo. English
cost $4,000. All three players are
st.rE now.
Hazen Cuyler cost Mccarthy SPAR
Ky Adams. an infielder and Pete
Scott, An outficlder. Freddie Ma
CURE was brought from Toledo "a
fill Adams shoes at second. Now
the Celtic David Harum" has swap
ped Mcguire. Pitcher Percy Jones.
three rockies and cash for HornSby.
Some money and a couple Of play
ers went TO Philadelphia for Hal
Carlson. the Phiilies pitcher. and Art
Nehf. whom everybody turned loose.
was signed 10 do a bit OF hurting.
Mccarthy bought Pat Malone. speeI
ball hurler Of the American Associ-
alton. Nehf and Malone came thru
m fine fashion and Carlson y count
ed ss a potential star.
Joe needed one more deal 10 give
his machine permanent stability.
Last year and this year the Cubs
challenged for the pennant, but sta
hility was lacking.
Mccarthy wanted Hornshy. Will
lam Wrigley. Jr.. the Cub owner.
took the rubber hand off bis big
wallet. and Joe. like the Northwest
Mounted got his man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
SPORT criticisms

- 81 "
Brainless Betsy. the giggling girl
fir END. says Thanksgiving really
falls on Chewsday.
on that day Halfback Turkey
makes e~verybody's All-American
team.
The whole family tackles him right
on tho @istline.
Old Turk is the star Of Mother
bg appetite team, but he'd gst no.
where ll Cranberry Celery and Ores.
sing didn't run interference FOR him.
And back IN the safety man posi-.
ton Is good Old Fullhack Mince Pie.
The family makes every play with.
oul z single substitution, bat after
The final whistle blows Tho whole
bunch has u take time OH 10 recover
from Indigestion.
PARIS rM Hvw w~nrFrw nmwhww
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
JACK REFEREES
BOXING MATCHES;
SAYS HE'S DONE

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 20.-(P,
Jack Dempsey. former heavy
weight boxing champion. here
from New York for a visit with
relatives. refereed the main event
Of n fight card staged last night
in the ring which years ago saw
tho former champion battle a. a
preliminary boy. Jack declared
the ten-roundcr between Adrian
Elton. Salt Lake l30-pounder. and
Dave Popp Of Denver. a draw.
Dempsey told newspapermen
that he was keeping in good
shape" but added, II won't fight
again. want 70 get out Of it
while I'm whole"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20

NORFOLK. Waiter many thrill
ing experiences working in v%Frious
cities or visiting them. Miss Maude
Nesselrodt. who vanished from 81.
Lawrence University. New York. last
July has returned to her home near
Williamsburg. She says she disap-
peared for educational reasons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20

IN A recent month New Zealand ex-
ported more than 100000 worth
If frozen meats.