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Problems Solved :
In Training Camps

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-The base
ball dope that is being waited gently
northward already has .ofkered
answers TO most of the momentous
questions that accompanied the ma
ior league outfits to the South.
II may therefore be set down with
a fair degree of impunity that:
George Sisler has beaten out
Joe Judge in the contest for first
base with Washington chiefly by eX-
hibiting q great hitting comeback.
2~Kiki Cuyler, batting in his
chosen position, third looks ready
for a big season with the Chicago
Cubs.
S-Joe Hauser has completely re-
covered from the effects OF his
plugged the first base gap for the
Athletics.
4-Connie Mack's pitching staff
will be in much better shape for the
start of the season than it was a
year ago. i.
5-The Boston Braves. popped up
by the addition of Horpsby, will be
extremely troublesome. If not an
actual pennant contender.
6-Sparky Adams is fast filling the
second base bill for the champion
Pirates.
7-Bill Cissell, White Sox infield
recruit, hasn't yet measured up to
his $l23,000 price tag. g"
S-Red Sox and Phillies, to Judge
from early exhibitions. will be the
foremost contenders for cellar posi-
tons again.
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By the Associated Press.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 2l.--
Walter johnson, pitcher-manage Of the
Newark Bears, will be on the mound
for his club by May /, 1t has been an
nounced here by James T. Sinnot, preSi-
dent of the New Jersey Club in the
International League.
Johnson has been ordered to take
rest and probably will 60 to Daytona
Beach within a few days. Specialists
who examined him at Jacksonville
Sunday told the veteran star that he
had a slight intestinal trouble follow
ing a case 'of influenza. and that a
short period of recuperation would be
necessary, Sinnot said.
Rumors that the famous player, who
for more than a score Of years pitched
for the Washington American League
team, was through" with base ball,
we're dispelled by Sinnot's announce
ment.
The announcement was the first word
that has come from the pitcher since
1t was learned he had been examined
by specialists. Sinnot gave out the
written statement following Johnson's
return from Jacksonville. 1t read:
Walter Johnson, manager Of the
Newark Bears of the international
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iris Original OteM Problem NoU bpeas to Haze Been Sored
PRESEASON GAMES
By tho AesocIated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AZ Fort Myers. Fla X. n. ".
New York tN) o 1000 % II !
Philadelphia ca 100000 1T 10 =
Cummings. Grove. Rommel and Foxx.
New York tAJ DO o0Qo20o-9 Z 2
Boston (N) .,..2 2O01 1 000x-4 o j
Battcrics--Pennock Moore. Shealey. and
Grahowski. Bengough; Edwards. Brandt ana
Taylor.
Al Avon Park. Fla ., 3. .
e. Eosi"" Iouisll ~ IAj.: d5SS0d5 Il &
Battcries--RuGing, Brodley. Garrison and
Berry, HQfmann Haines. Sherdel. johnson
ana Farrell. Mancuzo.
At San Francisco
Pittsburgh (ND. 001 0004 O. u ,
Franco (P.CD 4 02 0O70 0x-13 10 l
Bramc. Lindsey and Smith. Gooch: Moudy.
May and Spriuz. Read.
Philadelphia IN o O00030 ~ - 2
Baltimore Gnt.1. 0 90 0 l II IL o
Walsh. Taber. Green and Wilson. Schultz;
Earnshaw. Henderson. Nolen and Dixon.
kocrig.
GAMES TODAY.
IT. petersburg-New York tA) VS.. Bos-
Observation-Disclosures (Al va. Bal
WINTER Observation-Disclosures tNJ VS.
Bradenton--New York M VS.. Boston
.Tampa-Brooklyn on vs. Washington
Gulfport Miss-Clevclaud "a VS.. Co
wichita Falls-Chicago tAl VS.. Wichita
Tails
san Francsco-Pittsbugh (N) KS. Mis-
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VETERAN HORSE FAVORED.

LONDON, March 81 (P.-Orbindos.
veteran handicap horse. is favorite for
the Lincolnshire Handicap. first great
race Of the 1923 season. which is to be
run on March 28. The betting today
revealed the odds on Orbindos. 10 l
against; on the Mohawk. 8 to /: PHI
lammon and Priory Park, 100 TO g.
Rob. 100 to 6 and Gifted, 20 70 I
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to the initial sack after gathering Hen
bricks roller instead of first attempting
10 make a force play on Boncroft at
the middle station the Brooklyn bunch
would have gone without run In
stead, ellis throw got to Sisler too
late and Hendrick was credited with a
single. BiSSonetteS infield retirement
advanced both runners and Herman's
one-baSer sent them home before Ri
conda became the third out
Marberry flashed plenty Of speed and
registered seven Strike-outs in his five
frames. He finished just as strong as
at the start, apparently In trim to go
full route
Lisenbee was hit in each of the four
innings he toiled. giving UP five safeties
and a pass. In the sixth session,
though, Henorick. who had opened with
a single. was shared when he tried to
swipe second. while in the seventh,
after the first two men up had hit
safely. a double play engineered by
Bluege and Sisler got Horace out of
trouble.
In the eighth, with one gone. the
Dodgers punched a hit and a pass, only
TO have force plays check them. and in
the ninth another two-ply killing Offset
a hit followed by Reeves tumble.
LiSenbee was not as smooth in his work
as in his previous start.
For few days McAdullen will nave
to do all the catching in exhibition
games. as Muddy Ruel is not yet ready
TO take his place behind the bat and
Benny Tate is temporarily out of COM
mission as result of a wound sus-
tanned in yesterdays batting drill. One
OF Tom ZachaTy's throws landed full
on Tate'S right ear, indicting a painful
though not serious injury. Now the
stocky little catcher viii not be able to
don his mask for a time.
Al Schacht returned from the hos
pital last night. but was to go back for
while today for another examination
by physicians. who are attempting to
diagnose his ailment. However, it.. is
rather certain that the coach's trouble
is not as serious as at first thought and
he is expected 10 resume his duties with
the club this week.
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Reds Let Mccain Go.

ORLANDO, Fla. March 2l P.-
Emmett McCann. who played second
base for the. Columbus Club Of the
American Association last season, has
been returned to that club by the Gin
cinnati Reds.
Ethan Allen. the fast outfelder. has
wrenched shoulder. due TO collision
with Hub Purdy in yesterdays prac-
tice game. His injury Is not serious
and he will be back in practice in a
day or two.
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YACHT BUILDER DIES.

BOSTON, March 81 Cp).-George F..
Lawley. 80, for 81 years associated with
the famous shipbuilding firm which
built a number of famous yachts, in
cluding two American cup defenders,
the Puritan In 1885 and the May
flower In 1896, is dead here
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May in the Departmental Base
y Ball League will open April 80
with three teams which held

HLAY in the Departmental Base
u Ball League will open April 80
with three teams which held
i membership in the loop last sea-
son and two new mines making
up the circuit. Treasury, which won
tic 1927 title; Government Printing
Office and Agriculture are last years
teams in line Public Health Depart
ment nine. which will take the place of
Bureau of Engraving and Printing. is
one of the new teams and the other
will be either Post Office or District Fire
Department.
Plans for the coming campaign were
made at a meeting last night at Vic's
sports store when Vic GauZza was re-
elected president Of the league with
Connie Conover secretary treasurer and
official scorer. Another meeting will be
held April 4.
WaverIey ball tossers are to gather
tonight at O'Clock IN the McGil Build
ing. 908 G. street, 10 plan the coming
campaign. All candidates are asked to
be on hand.
Aces. who last season won the title
in Section B of the Capital City Dia-
mond League and who will show Their
wares in junior ranks this year. are to
assemble tonight at the nome OF Wills
Fisher, 1ll9 Eighth street northeast. at
7 O'Clock Aspirants. new and old, are
urged to attend.
Mount Pleasant Athletic Association
Is one of the newest organizations
hereabout 1t has just been formed
through the consolidation of Atlantic
Athletic Club and other bodies in the
Mount Pleasant neighborhood. The
new association. which plans to place
both an unlimited class and senior
division base ball team on the field
this year. has elected Bob Tyler preSi-
dent, Dutch B9uer secretary and
BernR. Crown business manager.
Charles Newman will be coach and
Edward Levey assistant coach OF the
mines.
Candidates for both teams are to
meet at 1912 Girard street tomorrow
night at 7:30 o'clock
Games can be arranged by calling
Business Manager Crown. in care
Spalding's sporting goods store.
Rice junior diam0nders meet tomor-
rowg night at 8 O'Clock, at 6i9 Four
teerfth street northeast. Rices are ar
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BROOKLYN,

lVtEfs - q II - II 7
'Ba1lcd for Petty in seventh.
TBatted for Vance IN ninth.
Bronkln .... o q o q q o O O."
WashmStop ...... = o 0 0 O " l x-6
Two.hasc hli--Harris. Three-hase hits
West Harris Homo rtai--McMulien. Sacri-
nee ht--Goshn. Double pays-Bluege TO
Ssier G,ilis to judge, Lett ON bases-Broo1'
Hn HS q trst oase 1a balls
of Lisenheee. !. Hits-of Petty in q in
nlnEs on Vance. : to : innings off Mar
innings Hit by pitched ball-By Marberry
tHargreavesl Struck out--By Marherry. :;
by Petty :. Winning pitcher-Marberrv.
Losing pitcher-Petty. Umpires-Messrs
Nangrafian and Klein.
Evening star., 1928-03-21

by tho Associated Press. tf+' +,
ut. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 81.
~ Their, yesterdays victory over
the New York Yankees was not
~ half the. cause for JOY to the
J. Boston Braves today that the
news was that Lester Bell. Cardinal
third baseman, would wear a new uni
form this season.
There was SO much pep in the Braves
when they learned Of the High-Bell
deal that they looked like the cham
pions instead, of the Yanks.
The combination of Hornsby and Bell,
1t was predicted. would go a long way
toward helping the Boston lads.
Bell did his best work while under
the management of the Rajah.
Shotton Not Discouraged.
WINTER HAVEN, Fla, March 81
P)>-Despite the fact that the service
of Frank Ulrich, his pitching ace, will
be lost to him when the season opens
Manager Burt Shotton OF the Phillies
has not reScinded his earlier prediction
that the Phils are going somewhere
this year.
Ulrich. Ill with influenza, probably
will be out of the game until May or
June.
I'VE will miss him lot" Shotton
said. but our other pitchers are coming
along slowly but surely, and our young
players are showing promise. look
for better pitching. better fielding and
more hitting from the Phillies this sea-
SON. We should carry more of punch
than last year.,
Mystery Gets Chance. 49,,
AVALON, Catalina Island. Calf,
March 81 CP.-The mysterious Mr..
Fowler, a rookie lefthander, who the
base ball experts with the Chicago Cubs
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RACE MEET ENDS APRIL /.

SAN DIEGO. Calf, March 81 Up
Oficials OF the Tia Juana race track
have announced tqhat the seasons last
racing here would be April !. The
Tia Juana Cup. a race Of two miles, will
be run next Sunday
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FIVE MINES WILL FORM
DEPARTMENTAL CIRCUIT

ranging their schedule through Atlantic
1916.
Bond base ballers plan to start
practice next Sunday on diamond No.
4. Monument Lot. at ii am, after
being halted by bad weather in other
attempts to begin work.
Triangle nine has set Sunday for its
opening drill, on the Central avenue
diamond.
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Browns Doing Well.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. March
81 L-The reorganized st. Louis
Browns have looked themselves over
and found they weren't so bad thus far
this season They have outScored, out
hit. outslugged and even outfumbled
their opponents this season. They have
won five out OF eight games played
against Cincinnati. Philadelphia and
Newark.
Thay assembled 80 runs against 10
for the opposition, so hits TO 81 for
the foe and have collected IA extra
base blows. as compared to 10 for the
enemy. They also made one more error
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MACKs SELL LEBoURvEAU.

GRANGE. Calf, March 81 OP.-
Portland has purchased "Bevo" Lebour-
veau, outhelder, from the Philadelphia
Athletics. He was with Toledo OF the
American Association last year.
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Red Shirts Are Popular.
Cobb Not to Barnstorm.

FORT MYERS. Fla, March 81 I47,.-
Ty Cobb will not take the five-day
transforming trip through northern
Florida with the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, starting today, but instead will
remain at the training quarters here
for intensive drilling.
Cobb will work out at Terry Park
with the youngsters" said Manager
Connie Mack, "and ! believe 1t will
benefit him more than travelling around
shape"
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PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Toronto, 6: Boston, 2.
Montreal Canadiens, s; New YORK
Americans. 0.
Kansas City. 6; Winnipeg. 2.
Evening star., 1928-03-21
BRAVES ENTHUSE AS THEY
fLAND BELL, BEAT YANKEES

describe as player "who does all his
running in the shade" of tree" was
to get a chance to show how good he is
today.
There has been much talk here to
the effect that Fowler has big possi-
bilties in major league base ball. He
was assigned to pitch part Of an intra-
club game today.
Leggett, catcher new this year, has
been placed in the deferred classifica-
ton by Manager Mccarthy and may
get job with the team. He has been
hitting hard and often.
Late Train Hurt Giants
FORT MYERS, Fla. March q Up.
Even a railroad train can cause a
team to lose ball game. That's what
the Giants say. They were on the
lookout for the rattler to pull them out
of here yesterday, but it didn't show
up in time to stop the game with the
Athletics when the score was dead
locked at Sail
While the McGrawmen flgeted for
their train to Bradenton, iris Speaker
in the ninth injected a triple and
romped in with the victory of to 5 on
single by Simmons. Had the train
arrived five minutes earlier. the Giants
felt the honors would have been even.
Many Cards See Action.
AVON PARK, Fla, March Il (P).--A
good share of the Cardinal squad got
a. workout yesterday in the defeat
handed them by the Boston Red Sox
A score of players failed to hold the
attack of the Red Sox. who came oct
on the long end of a Il to 8 score.
The Cardinals said "Howdy, Andy" to
Andy High Of the Boston Braves and
"Good-by Les" to Lester Ball, who ex-
changed places with High in a trade
announced last night. ..
Its base ball." said Bell Though I
hate to leave the Cardinals. / shall like
to play with Hornsby. He has always
treated me royalty"
Bush Is Testing Recruits.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 81 LP).--
Although the Pittsburgh Pirates have
lost two consecutive exhibition games
to San Francisco, Manager Donnie Bush
has expressed himself as not being
worried over the comparative poor play
ing of the last two days.
Bush said he intended to continue
working the recruits and regulars by
easy stages and not to force them to
the limit in exhibition games.
The Pirates have three more games
to play with the Seals OF the Pacific
Coast League.
Robins Have Troubles.
TAMPA, Fla, March 81 CP).--Pitch-
ing and hitting problems worried the
Robins today.
Manager Robinson lifted STATE from
the outfleld and planted Babe Herman
ON the right field post to bolster a
hitting attack yesterday. Herman
obliged with a single that drove in a
pair Of runners to get an edge on
Washington. but the mound aces Of
Robbie (Petty, and vance, were unable
to take advantage. Brooklyn dropping
the fray by 6 to q
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Neun, Gehringer, Tavener,
McManus Is Tiger Infield

first base, has been given his walking
papers
He looked good for a while and when
the injury to Phil Todt's knee made it
necessary for the veteran TO drop out
of the lineup temporarily 1t seemed
as if the rookie might have a chance
to make the berth permanent.
Lajeskie failed to reach major league
class in fielding his position and as a
result Rcd Rollins will understudy
Todt
Red Shirts Are Popular.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 81
CP).-While the Yankees have not
started any conflagration in their ex-
hibition contests to date, the Keystone
kids, Lazzeri and Koenig have blazed
out with red shirts. a fashion intro
duced by Bob Shawkey.
Although the veteran hurler Is no
longer with the Hugmen, his favorite
flaming hue is gaining supporters.
Pipgras, Coombs and Durocher also
fiaunt red arms.
Evening star., 1928-03-21

By the Associated Press
y AN ANTONIO. Tex. March 2l--
Neun at first, Gehringer at Sec
ond: Tavener shortstop and Nc
- Manus at third.
This infield combination, which,
barring injuries will be. in the opening
lineup for Detroit, is believed by Man
ager Moriarty to constitute the smartest
flrst-line defense in the American
League.
Its members are agile. and accurate
fielders, while each is also formidable
batter. The appearance of McManus at
third, instead of Warner, is the only
change over last year. Tavener has
completely recovered from a finger in
jury and thus has solved onesQf Mori-
arty's greatest problems.
Rockies Win for Chisox
WICHITA FALLS. Tex. March q
(P).-Two rookie pitchers. ]. William
Goodell and Al Williamson, led the Chi
cago White Sox to shut-out victory
yesterday over Wichita Falls. winners of
the Dixie championship last year. They
allowed only one hit each, while the
Sex made nine from their former team
mates, Milt Steengrafe and Mike
Cvengros. to win TO o.
The hitting rampage Of the Sox in
cluded almost every member OF the
lineup.
The Sox showing in the exhibition
schedule TO date is FIVE wins and two
losses. They have two games TO play
here before they proceed TO Dallas.
Indians Are Crippled.
CLEVELAND. March 81 GA Grip
pied squad of Cleveland Indians was at
GulInort. Miss, today TO do battle with
the kcolumbus American Association
isHprtstsg Be seEest has badly
sn9t%3ip nd ~ CLIFF anderstudG %
nah Goldman. awhdr@is Considered Ger
tain 70 make the btgsieague grade has
a sprained thumb
Carl Lind was scheduled to play short
and Eddie Montague replaced John
Hodapp, third baSeman. who is nurs-
ing sore arm. Buckeye, Underhill and
Brown were announced for mound duty.
- =
Red sox Drop Lajeskie.
BRADENTON. Fla March p H)-r
Charley Taiegkip Red GOX recruit az
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VESTS LEG SEEMS o. X.
AND RICE STARTS HITTING
The Two Sans Star in 6-to-2 Triumph Over Brook.
lyn Dodgers-Marberry Also Gives Impressive
Exhbon-Tae Is Injured.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

T@ANpA, Fla, March @l.-Not SO
long aSo Manager Stanley Harris
thouSht he had serious out
field problem TO solve before his
Naffo,,sls sonul6 be accounted
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ned sox i1fop Lajeskie.

BRADENTON. Fla. March p R.-v
Charley Laieskie. Red Sox recruit az
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Indians Are Crippled.

Carl Lind was scheduled to play short
and Eddie Montague replaced John
Hodapp, third baseman, who is nurs-
ing sore arm. Buckeye, Underhill and
Brown were announced for mound duty
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
SEEK VALLEY
Line PERMIT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.-Rl-
Permission to construct n railroad
in the Lower Rio Grandc Valley Of
Texas was sought from the Inter
state Commerce Commission today
by the st. Louis, Brownsville & hex-
leo railroad. a subsidiary Of the New
Orleans. Texas & Mexico system.
The line would run 70 Weslac0.
Texas. beginning at the present ter
minus of the ST. Louis Brownsville
& Mexico branch and would serve
agricultural territory as we'll : fuar-
nishing a connection between exist
ing rail routes.
Announcement was made last wecL
1T Edcouch and Weslaco by railroad
officials that work on tho extension
would start as soon as the permit ~
granted. The object Of the extern
sion il was stated, is 20 route art
Of the tonnage generated IN central
Hidalgo county to the main line Et
Raymondville. eliminating the back
haul TO Harrington.
Reports have been received at FL
couch that material will be on the
ground for construction work Is
soon as favorable action is taken 1Y
the commission, and that IL Is the OBJ
i~ec.ive OF rail officials to complete
the line in time TO Nndle the heavy
volume of tonnage OF late winter
truck crops.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
NO OPPOSITION

Continued from page onc.l
Point Isabel would be connected with
the ship channel to be constructed
By the latter district regardless Of
where such channel is located.
Major X. ". Putnam. marine engi-
neer from Chicago, stated that if
the change proposed by the San Be
nito district was accepted it would
serve shipping TO better advantage.
and would not materially increase
the length Of the Brownsville ship
channel. lie added that the San Be
nito district Is prepared to meet its
pro rata OF the cost OF dredging a
channel TO the site proposed for the
Point Isabel turning basin.
Cite Freight Rates
II. j. Yates, representing the
Brownsville district, introduced a
schedule Of freight rates which in
Gicated the Brownsville port would
prove advantageous for the entire
Valley. He also introduced highway
maps 70 show that the Brownsville
port would have an advantage in
connection with trucking Of freight.
The difference in rates from all sec
tons Of the Valley on first class
freight would average around -
cents, according "a the schedule sub
mitted. This schedule also pointed
out that the difference in distance
of rail haul to the Brownsville port
from all points in the Valley. with
existing rail lines, would be 26.G
miles.
Relative 70 highway transportation
the Brownsville district introduced
testimony that paved highways
would be provided direct 10 the port;
that Fourteenth street has been des-
ignated for paving BY the commits
sioners' our County Judge o. q.
Dancy testified that bids for this
paving would probably he opeend De-
cember n. Cutoff roads to the pro-
posed port highway have also been
designated.
City Can Operate Terminals
Proponents Of the modification
also called attention to the charter
OF the city Of Brownsville which
permits requirement and operation
Of public utilities Of every desc-in-
ton. and the statement was made
that The city could and probably
would construct and operate the nee
essary terminals and such rail IA
%cillties as would be required.
Government engineers present a.
hearing. in addition to Major Fox.
were Captain a. c. Lieber Of Gal.
weston. formerly in charge of the
Corpus Christi-Point Isabel area and
now assistant TO Major Fox; NJ. n,
~Protheroe. who is in charge Of IN.
surveys now underway between
Brownsville and BrazoS Santiaro
Pass and Caravan Nelson cnrircer
at Point Isabel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
Law Seeking Rum
Dens of Chicago
School Children

CHICAGO. Nov. 2I.-LP)-Multirle
arms Of law enforcement lowered
today over the rum dens' Of Chi
cago school children.
The federal government had join
Cd police and school authorities IN
a city-Hidc search for s~pcaheasy.
rendezvous catering 20 youthful pat
ronarc. The cleanup campaign, born
with the Staying 81 an ~lS-ycar-old
boy IN 4 saloon masqucrading IN an
ice cream parlor. has extended to cv-
cry school district iii the city
Illicit liuuor was bought y~ester-
day hy Investigators who obtained
addresses NJ "booze joints"
from high school students. AT stores
near five large high schools-Har-
risen. Lane Technical. Lakeview,
Carl Schurz and Tnivcrsity-liquor
was purchased.
Police Commissioners Russell or
dered police to close all establish
ments found selling liquor or opcr-
ating slot machines nea schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
Hogs Steady On
f.. Worth Market
In Days Trades

FORT WORTH. Nov. 2i.-DP-
uocs. 1000; steady 20 l5c lower: ton
N GOOD 10 choice 1920 70 hogs
s5oGs.75; packing SOUS 7.25@7.75.
Cattle and calves: $500; grasscrs
"a N. fat cows 500; bulls 7.60:
.,o.t calves 12.25: slaughter caIvcs
heavics g.T5GlO.5O-
sheen 500; steady; fat lambs 1900
Ai3o5: fat wethers ITO.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2i.-P-
Hogs: 10000: iOG15c lower; tor
$50 on 2i5-260 lbs; packing soVs
7.256s.15.
Cattle: 5000: calves: 1900; weak
70 lower: slaughter steers, good
and choice 1300-1500 lbs. li75G
$500. 1lO0-i3OO lbs. 1i.75Gls0O.
aso-lio0 lbs. 1I.75616.25; fed year
Iings. good choice 75o-950 lbs. ii.75
NI6s5: heifers, good and choice
$50 lbs. down 1880 i4.75; cow.
GOOD and choice s.25Gl0.T5; veal
ers milk fed medium TO )choics
s.OOG12.50.
sheep: 5000; lambs 25c lower:
sheen steady: lambs, good ana
choice (92 lbs. down. 1850 1910.
ewes. medium to choice (l50 ibs.
down. f1.50G12.25.