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Evening star., 1928-06-04
SCHOOLBOYS PICKED
FOR OLYMPIC TESTS

:. OhlCAuo June = N,'--on nne
days % a annual % nationai interschoiastlc "a
track and field meet. Lowell Allen of
Salem. Ohio: Stanley Stokes OF Baton
Rouge. La. and Donald Bennett Of
Toledo. Ohio. were picked by Coach
Alonzo stage Of the University of
Chicago 10 try out for Americas olym-
pie team at Harvard next month.
Allen shattered the world prep
record In winning the pole vault with
q leap Of Is feet 3-i6 inches, Stokes
won the i20~yard high hurdles In
is 2-i0 seconds. a new national inter-
scholastic record. and the 220-yard low
hurdles in "a $40 seconds, and Ben
nett took the 100-yard dash In Oe"lO
seconds. and the 220-yard dash In
2I 6-l0 seconds.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
u. S. DAVIS CUP NETMEN
LOOK TO PLAY In EUROPE

OF Chicago 10 win the doubles match
In straight sets.
He defeated Tamio Abe, Japans
youthful star. In the singles opener,
Ga, Ga, 90, and Yoshiro Ohta In
yesterdays singles, 68. Ga, 6~~i, 80.
He and Lott defeated Tezio Toba and
Abe In the doubles, 81, i0~~8, Ga.
Johnny Hennessey OF indianapolis dis
regarded painful foot brliise and took
another singles match from Ohta, e~~g,
Ga, Ga.
The fourth singles match was won
by the newest member OF the team,
Junior C0en, Kansas City high school
star, who defeated Abe In the closing
singles match OF the finals, To, Ga,
6~~4, 7e~~b,
II was Mt the net and In scoring from
placement that the Americans gained
most of their points. Lott and Tiiden,
especially, were adept al net play, while
Coen led the field IN points from place.
menL Unlike the Japanese, the Yankees
committed but few double faults.
Before going To Paris the American
team will participate In team matches
with England at Eastbourne, june ~
and 25. and In the English champion.
ships at Wimbledon, beginning June ah.
The infefE0ne Anal will be played Ii
RAllk .aRlyI ~. Afa N 80. go.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
C Handicapped BY Pitcher Shortage Near Riot Brooklyn Pirates
COBB FALLS BELOW
300 HITTING MARK
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
With Rogers Hornsby nursing his AIS
batting average in idleness and Frank
Frisch also taking the day off. four
members of the Big Six yesterday es-
sayed to lift their marks, but all save
one failed in this mission. Paul Waner
got two hits in Brooklyn, but lost
ground. while Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb
went hitless. Heilmann, with two hits,
gained bit.
The outstanding event of the after
noon carried its touch Of pathos. The
veteran Cobb fell out of the 800 class.
Not within the memory Of any living
fan has the Georgia Peach been below
.300--not since that first half season
in 1905 when he was showing Bill Ar
mour what star Detroit had in the
making.
Cobb was at bat four times against
two White Sox pitchers, and failed to
register a safe hit, sending his average
shade below .300--to .298. His recent
illness undoubtedly has had much to do
with his batting slump, which has seen
HIM get only two hits in his last 38 times
at bat.
Tho g+o NSiipu IN date.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
UPSETS MARK CONTESTS
IN CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

College, IA to IL. in the only other
game played In this section.
Kaufmans conquered Palace A. c..
9 to Z. while Brown E Wood nine was
defeating Auths, to o. to gain the
lead In senior ranks AztecS tied for
second by downing Hartfords. 3 to 2.
T. T. Keanes humbled Holy Rosarys.
i3 to IL, In the only free-hitting fray
In this division.
Corinthian and Montrose mines re-
main undefeated In junior ranks the
former gaining It's third win by de-
feating Jewish Community Center yes
terday, 8 to 2. Montrose failed to get
into action.
Collegians hagged a 22-to-5 verdict
over Calhouns in junior ranks; Lind
hcrghs shoutout Hadleys, 10 to o. Aces
handed Brookland Boys Club their
first defeat, to 3, and Millers scored
at viii for 23-to-3 decision over
Libertys
Vic's Sport Shop nine now leads Sec
ton A of the Legion class as the re-
suit Of q win over Mercurys, is to 3,
while Lincolns were losing to Stand
ards. 8 to 2, and Powhatans were drub-
bing Planskys IL to Z.
u. S. S. Jacob Jones nine played
Corinthians In section b OF the Legion
class to Sail deadlock, and Alexandria
Post trouced the hitherto. undefeated
Sam Rices, i8 to 4.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
BY tbs Associated Press.
m EaFfs FzFa

BY ths Associated Press.
~ HtCA0O, June 4.-~The long trail
which they must travel To rec
capture the golden fleece Of
~ clay court tennis, now stretches
~ Europe for Capt. Big Bill"
Tilden and his American Davis Cup
team,
The last barrier in the West and Par
East was brushed aside with ease over
the week end. when they met and con-
quered JapanE team, flVe matches 10
nothing, on the Chicago Town and Ten
nis Clubs courts They Will Eail for
Europe Saturday, where they win meet
the European zoue winner for the right
10 challenge France, holder of the Davis
Cup. emblematie Of International tennis
supremacy,
The victory over Japan's aces marked
thE third grand slam IN a. many tests
for Davis Cup pley for the Americans.
They previously had defeated China and
Mexico, Japan entered the American
zone f1Hals by eOaqlIering Cuba and
Canada.
Each 0f the members of the United
States team displayed top form In the
overwhelming victory over Japan, but
u was Capt Tildeu who led tha at
tack, He won two singles matches ard
psifsa RiIh tlas yQHlhiM .AsQFss hei1
Evening star., 1928-06-04
MISS G0SS WILL LEAD
W0MAN'S TENNIS TEAM
By the Asaociated presa.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Eleanor Goss
OF New York, No. in the national
women's tennis rankings, today was
named to captain Americas team in the
sixth annual Wightman Cup matches
at Wimbledon June Is and is. America
won the cup last year at Forest Hills.
Miss Goss, whose selection was made
public by the United States Lawn Ten
mis- Association, sailed for Europe last
week. She will join at London the
other members of the team-Helen
Wills, Mrs. Molla Mallory. Helen Jacobs
and Penelope Anderson Final selection
OF the team to which will be intrusted
dtfenSe of the cup viii not be made
until after a few days of practice at
Wimbledon before the two-day seven
match series begins.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
SCHOOLBOYS TO FIGURE
In THREE MORE EVENTS

fairly good team. Central made an un-
expectedly poor showing while West
ern was weak. st. Adams did not
meet with much success and Emerson
Institute was inconsistent. Friends had
a clever lightweight team. which won
the Junior prep school title Woodward
School failed to show appreciable class.
Central's team won the public high
school tennis title. dethroning Western,
1927 champion. The Georgetown
schoolboys again had strong team and
we're beaten by Central only after a
close 4--3 battle. ST. Adams was the
class OF the prep school group, winning
the flag In the league made OF teams
representing such institutions. Dewitt
and uonzaga are battling for second
place In the loop.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
ROUGH SOCCER GAME
GOES TO URUGUAYANS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM. Holland, June a.
The toughest, most bitterly contested
match of the Olympic soccer competi-
tion saw Germany eliminated by uru-
quay champions of 1924. by 4 to l.
The situation completely bewildered
the Egyptian referee. Youssof Mo-
hamed. who apparently took the South
Americans playing to the galleries when
their men were injured at fun value,
but failed to penalize them when the
stolid Germans were hurt.
Germany held the South Americans
Just about even until their star center
half and captain, Kalb. was ordered
of the field for kicking an opponent
After this the German play was badly
disorganized and Uruguay sailed
through to victory.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
HYATTSvILLE CHURCH
Nine LEADS LEAGUE

HYATTSvILLE Nd. June A.
Hyattsville Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. tossers are now setting the pace
in the Tri-City Sunday School Base
Ball League as the result of defeating
Trinity's nine, to 2, Saturday at
Laurel. Work of Charley Bailey was
vital factor in Hyattsville's win. Not
only did Bailey pitch fine ball, but he
socked a triple in the sixth, which
scored two runs and clinched victory
for his team.
Next Saturday the Hyattsville team
will entertain Savage Baptist at River
dale Park and in other league games
Savage M. E. and Trinity win clash at
Laurel and st. Philips and Centenary
at Laurel
Evening star., 1928-06-04
JUNIOR NETMEN TO PLAY
FOR PLACES IN TOURNEY

Junior racketers of the District will
compete In tournament this week 10
decide the representatives from WASH
ington To the boys and junior Middle
Atlantic championships to be held later
In the season. probably In Baltimore.
Otto Glockler. tennis professional at
the club. Is receiving entries and has
announced that the lists viii remain
open until tonight. The place of
play win be decided upon tomorrow. ac-
cording to GioCkier,
Evening star., 1928-06-04
RUN SCORERS.
PITCHERS.
HOME RUN STANDING.
By The Associated Pgess.

By the Associated Press
Yesterdays home runS-Terry. Giants,
/; Reese. Giants. / /; Hartnett, Cubs, /;
Herman, Robins, 1: Gehrig. Yankees,
/; Fox, Athletics, l.
The leaders: American League
Ruth. New York. l9; Gehrig. Yankees,
IL; Hauser, Philadelphia, o; Todt. Bos-
ton, 7. National League-~Wils0n. Chi
eago. o; Bissonette, Brooklyn, 0; Bot
tonley, ST. Louis, o: Hornsby. Bos-
ton, 7.
League totaIs~-Nationai l72; Ameri-
can, i5s. Grand total, 328.
Evening star., 1928-06-04


ranks featured yesterdays ex-
tensive Capital City League
~ schedule, while unlimited and
junior mines we're performing
much as expected.
d. J. Kaufmans now lead senior class
as Auth's took a shut-out setback yes
terday. Lincoln Post and Sam Rices
each took their first defeats OF the
season in the American Legion section.
Georgetown A. c., st. Josephs and
ST. Mary's Celtics remained undefeated
In class A unlimited ranks. The for
mer took a 6-to-2 verdict over Wood
ridge; Joes captured q 4-to-3 victory
over Jewish Community Center at
American League Park, and the Alex
andrians humbled Chevy Chase. to 4,
in 10 sessions.
In the same division, Maryland A..
G. won from A. B. IL w. Busmen, 8 to
q: Dreadnaughts ran up q 1e-tc-l
count on AddisoraA and Shamrocks had
no trouble turning back Petworth A..
c., i3 to 8.
Ross Council, Douglas A. G. and
Authg mines are undefeated In B Sec
ton of the unlimited class. Auth's
outfit was idle. while Junior Ordermen
turned back Ciovers, 8 to 2. and Doug
las conquered Army Medicos, IL to 3.
District Heights defeated Army War
Evening star., 1928-06-04
pop BOTTLES FLY
IN THINNING TILT
Scott's Fifth Hit Enables
BUGS to Take 9.to-7 Ver-
dict Before rs, 900.
By the Associated Pre.,

By the Associated Press
Making a strenuous attempt TO rise
from the depths Of the second division,
the Pittsburgh Pirates have opened their
Eastern invasion with a victory over
Brooklyn. while irate Flatbush fans said
1t with pop bottles.
Pete Scott's fifth hit Of the game
gave the Corsairs 9-to-7 victory over
the Dodgers yesterday after IA innings
Of lurid base ball that had $4,000 fans
in an uproar most Of the time-so
wrought up in fact that the National
League champions almost won the game
by forfeit.
In the ninth inning with the score
tied, two out and two Pirates on base,
Pie Traynor sent up short fly. Jigger
STATE raced in, made a lunge at the
ball and came up with it. The Robins
had started for the bench before they
noticed that Umpire Charlie Moran had
ruled that STATE had trapped the ball.
The two Pirate baserunners scored and
then pop bottles, directed at the UNI
pires, descended in profusion.
After a bombardment of some min
utes, Umpire Reardon threatened 70
forfeit the game. This ended the bar
rage. There were no casualties. A few
minutes later, the Dodgers had rushed
tII6 tyAIik AuItS ObCA IA tAAC1t AAo4t VI VIE
ninth. The final break came in the
fourteenth when the Corsairs pounded
Jess Petty for two singles and sacri-
flee to get men on second and third
Scott's hit won the game. Burleigh
Grimes pitched the last nine innings
for the winners and allowed only three
hits.
Giants Overcome Cubs.
The New York Giants battered three
Chicago pitchers for a 10-to-5 victory
at the Polo Grounds, 10000 seeing the
fray. Fred Fitzsimmnns held the Cubs
safe and got double and triple
Terry, Reese and Hartnett hit home
runs.
Thirty-eight thousand saw the New
York Yankees widen their American
League lead by downing the Tigers at
Detroit, to 2. Gehrig hit his eleventh
four-base drive Of the year, while the
other half Of the firm, Babe Ruth. left
the game in the fifth inning because Of
an injured ankle. A five-run rally in
the seventh decided the game.
The White Sox beat the Athletics S
to 5. Foxx's homer in the ninth with
succeeding Thomas IN the box. was
equal TO the occasion.
Hudlin was easy for the Boston Red
Sox and Cleveland fell. 4 70 3. Charlie
Ruffing pitched good ball for the win
ners and was aided by alright support
from his infield and outneld. Taitt's
catch of line drive on the right field
wall was the feature,
Evening star., 1928-06-04

~ naming, all Oh WHICH are
AN scheduled for decision this
week schooiboy athletes OF
the local group have vir-
tualiy completed their activities for this
Spring.
A ball game. a rife competition and
a golf match are the remaining COM
petitions slated.
Dewitt and Business are listed 10 meet
In the diamond tilt tomorrow. Thursday
the outdoor public high schoo: team
and individual championship rife
matches are TO be decided at Congress
Heights. starting at o'clock. and Sat-
urday Tech and Western golfers are
scheduled TO clash.
II has been n highly successful base
ball season for the scholastics. There
were more strong teams than usual and
many stirring struggles were staged.
Eastern. which won the public high
school championship, was the leading
nine In that circle, while st. Johns,
donzaga and Dewitt were about the
pick Of private school mines,
Eastern. which captured the public
high flag by winning ell four Of its
series games, was not the only formid-
able nine In that group. Tech, which
won three Of It's four games. had a
sturdy aggregation. Business had
Evening star., 1928-06-04
U. S. DAVIS CUP TEAM
WILL SAIL SATURDAY
by the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. June 4.-Announce-
ment by the United States Lawn Tennis
Association of sailing dates for the
American Davis Cup squad. which
has eliminated Japan. disclosed that
Francis r Hunter, of New Rochelle,
N. Y. would Join the team. at London.
thus setting at rest rumnrs that Hunter
had been dropped.
Headed by the newly appointed man.
ager, Samuel NJ. Peacock of Philadel-
phia. the American team OF big Bill"
Tilden. John HennesSey, George Lott
and Wilbur Coen, r.. wiz sail for
Europe on the lie de France next Sat-
urday. June 8. Before leaving for Paris
Evening star., 1928-06-04
LEAGUE MAY GO UNDER.

RICHMOND, Va. June L).--The
Times Dispatch today said that Ports
mouth and Petersburg have Withdrawn
from the Virginia League because Of
lack Of support and that two weeks
series between the Richmond and Nor
folk clubs has been arranged pending
negotiations 10 place these two remain
Ing clubs In another league.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
GETS EVEN WITH KEIO.

BROOKLYN, June { GF9.--The Bush
Hieks semi-professiona base ball team
gained revenge on Keio University yes
teTday By defeating the japanese,
70 .. In return game. Keio had de-
feated the Brooklyn aggregation, / 10 0
two weeks ago,
Evening star., 1928-06-04
MICHIGAN is CHAMPION,
BUT LOSES FINAL GAME

CHICAGO, June 4 d4o).-The Big Ten
base ball race has ended. with Michigan
the champion and Purdue the run
ner-up.
Michigan's hopes of going through the
race undefeated we're shattered. how
ever. when Ohio State hit behind some
excellent pftcIiing and Beat the VOL
verines, 6 TO /. In their closing game at
Ann Arbor Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
RACE MEET OPENS TODAY.

CHICAGO. June 4 (F1-Featured with
the Premier Mile Handicap. with 5000
added. and Is Western stake stars en-
tered, Arlington Park. one of the worlds
largest and most beautiful racing plants.
opened for 24-day racing season to-
day.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
WILL PILOT DEs MONIES.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, June 4 Nl, ,~~~
Archie Yeile. veteran catcher, was ap-
pointed acting manager Of the Des
Moines Western League base ball team,
following the resignation Of l.. j.
Danny Boone, infielder.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
TWO FOR BLACK s0x.

Black Box took both ends Of doubles
header from Hartforda yesterday, win"
ming the fifst game, TO /, and The
second, 8 to 4.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
RECORD FOR PAST WEEK
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES

NEW YORK. June tP.-The past
weeks major league record Of games
won and lost, runs, hits. errors, oppo-
nents' runs and home runs, including
games Of Saturday. follows:
Evening star., 1928-06-04
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles. as: Seattle. rs.
Oakland. SIS: Missions, 4-2
San Francisco. s-4; Portland. TO.
Sacramento. 3.2: Hollywood, i-3.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
Infielder Also Is Needed.

infielder 70 be held In reserve. Harris
Is the only extra inner Gordon man
with them now, and he Is IN poor trim
physically The club miglat be able to
bring back from Birmingham Ernest
Smith, hackstop. sent to the Barons un-
der option before training camp at
Tampa was struck Smith did not get
much Of a trial at the camp, but he
has played some good base ball for
Birmingham and probably would be a
handy fellow to have around.
When Smith was shipped to the
BaronS it was under an option that
was not supposed to be exercised, If at
all untN the Southern Association sea
son ended But at that time the man.
agement OF the Nationals could not
foresee that the club would be in such
dire straits now. There are many
fences 70 be mended and the present is
the time for the mending.
Jones' right ankle. dislocated when he
fell during practice Saturday, panied
him considerably yesterday. but the
pitcher was expected 70 be much more
comfortable today. Jones foot may be
put In cast and the pitcher leave for
Washington in day or two.
Ofnciais Of the ST. Louis Americans
waited until after O'Clock yesterday
before deciding 1t was too moist to start
ball game. There were only a few
hundred people In the stands and they
were quite willing TO get 70 warm homes
instead Of shivering in the cold drizzle.
Should the clubs clash today, Milton
CASTOR was likely TO hurl for the
Nationals and Jack Ogden for the home
crowd.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YEsTEnnAY'g RESULTS.
RittsbaEEh, Vi BFsskitn, ~ iHBiUgs),
heS York, ta5 Eh1eaS9, >,
lEnBs games sehsdeiee)
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1928-06-04

GAMES TODAY.
pllsebaEEh 81 Bklyas
9hgfeEa at New YORK ,
inslnBBlS ~ B0stas.
- LeNif 81 rhalae
Evening star., 1928-06-04

GAMES TODAY, GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash8ngf0H AZ ~. T., Washington nj ~. L..
Phlls. ~ Lhieae9, Hhi1a, ~ EhffEEa,
ksw feFk ~ Detroit hFa JeFk AZ UeIFsit,
kSsiSn 81 Ctsyetaad. Hestsn ~ EtsssIAHds
Evening star., 1928-06-04

GAMES TOMORROW,
PltlsbHFgh a HklgH,
Gitsesee ~ Nav YORK..
csnrlnnait a Iseston,
~ Lssls ~ KAlies
Evening star., 1928-06-04

BaItimOFe, IB-o. newark, lU-I.
Rochester, 4: Toronto. 3.
Reading, s: Jersey City, 4.
Montreal, s; Buffalo, 5.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

yLsTERDsY's RESULTS.
keN YsEhs ~ De1fatf, z.
BSstSWy Il CleveIanA, g.
EhifaEs, 81 PHILADELPHIA. s.
Washfngten. 81. Lsuis fFsinb.
KTANDfNG 0Y THg eItHg.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
BUT SEVENBOXMEN
READY FOR SERVICE.
Additional Reserve InfieIder
Also Essential for Grip
Piled Tourists.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

ST. LOUIS, June 4.--What lovely
weather they're having out this way.
Saturday was nice. balmy day. Yes
terday morning the sun was on the
job in earnest until O'clock Then it
hid its face behind the clouds the
thermometer dropped nearly 80 degrees
and rain came. There was no game
between Nationals and Browns and
weather forecasts for today were any
thing but favorable with respect to
this base ball business.
Bucky Harris and his bunch are hop
ing the West will not be as wet as the
East. Ten poStponements in the lat
ter section mean a deal OF work in the
near future for rather slender pitch
ing staff. The club can get along very
well without being compelled to double
In performances in its next tour of
this Western section.
This matter OF having only seven
man hurting corps may bother the Ma
tionals considerably. Manager Harris,
after losing the services of Sam Jones
on Saturday, at first thought his out
at would be able to get along fairly
well with so few pitchers in this jaunt
through the west, but now he would
like to see his corps strengthened at
least numerically.
Work for Schacht and Milan.
With only seven hurlers at hand. 1t
Is impossible to press into service more
than one daily to throw to the men in
batting practice This means that Al
Schacht, Zeb Milan and even the mana
ger himself will have to go to the hill
for the hitting drills. And these
three, even though the regular hurlers
put little on the ball in practice, can
not be expected to provide good targets
for the club swingers.
And Harris foresees the possibility of
being compelled to use his entire corps
Of moundsmen in each series. Seven
pitchers are not so many to send into
4-game sets, especially for such an out
ut as the Nationals. Even with the ma
terial at hand in much better form
than Il was only two weeks ago, il
still is nothing TO boast about.
Jones being out of commission may
force the club to exercise its 24-hour
option on Young Bob Burke, recently
loaned TO Birmingham Burke went to
the barons to pitch not more than four
games for them and to remain with
them no longer than June Is How
ever. the Nationals could use him right
now. and he may soon be in a WASH
tngton uniform again.
It also might bring about the quick
purchase Of '.Dogface" Sheridan. the
righthand pitcher who has been doing
such good work for Birmingham this
season. When Burke went to the
Barons II was understood that the
Southern Association Club. in apprecia-
ton Of the loan. might give the Nation
ais an option on Sheridan. Perhaps the
management Of the Barons might be
induced to part with "Dogface" that
the weakened Washington stan may be
bolstered.
Evening star., 1928-06-04

Y Y YITH only three contests re-
IA naming. all OF which are
AN scheduled for decision this
week, schooiboy athletes Of
Evening star., 1928-06-04

SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
Pensacola, /; Columbus, 0.
Evening star., 1928-06-04

Cherrydale tossers hit briskly behind
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-09
Wilacy to Hold
RUM Off Primary
(SneciaI 10 The Herald)

RAYMoNDVILLE. May 9.-Follow-
ing the county democratic convention
Tuesday afternoon the Willacy county
executive committee met TO discuss
plans for the coming primary cleo
ton.
Among the most important action
taken at this meet was a resolution
requiring a majority vote 70 be cast
for all candidates in the primary 20
constitute an election.
This ruling means that those Of
fees having three or more candidates
will be contested for in the second
primary to be held a month later
than the first one
In view of the fact that practically
every office in the county is being
much sought after, some having as
many as four and five candidates. a
run off primary is certain to be heio
in this county this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-09
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Fisher Of
Davenport. Iowa, arrived here Tues
day TO visit with their former neigh
borS, Mr.. and Mrs. George White, who
were residents Of Davenport for over
twenty years. Mr.. and Mrs. White
are now living in Brownsville.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Taylor of
Cooper. Tex. were tourists here Wis
iting Tuesday. They left this morn
ing on their return trip overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Galan and Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Braine and chill
dren, all of San Antonio, are here
on a business trip.
Mrs. John Waite and daughter 81
Mission came TO Brownsville Tues
day.
S. M. Cage. travelling ~transporta-
ton inspector Of the Southern Pa
cific lines, is here on official busI-
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. @. Maxwell and
Joseph Maxwell arrived here TUESDAY
for a few days visit.
J. f. Hensley of Donna, ]. Fl. Cot
tingham Of Mission. and John r. Pea
vey Of Mission are three officials here
for federal court meeting.
Joe Jackson of McAllen Is stopping
over in Brownsville on business.