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Quill Be Surprised at The Results From Herald Classdheds- Phone

new cable In four years, designed to
carry at least ten messages stimuli
taneously.
ROSLYN, N. Y.-Mina Nelson did
the work Of two cooks uncomplain-
ingly in tho home OF Conrad Cod
win Goddard, Rreat-grandscn OF
William Cullen Bryant and Cod
lard thinks he has discovered the
reason. In her handbag, he told po-
lice. he found property which he
recognized as his own. It included
bottles Of champagne and whiskey
from his pre-war stock.
WASHINGTON, N. J.-If Jacob
Thompson had his life to live over
again. he would choose r~ailroadinR.
He has just retired. after az years
rs a conductor, during which he
never received n reprimand nor n
demerit. His train. the heaviest
committing train on the Lackawan-
na, has not been late in five years.
NEW YORK-A chemist has found
something he thinks better than
padlocks to enforce prohibition. III.
Edmund Bulls, executive secretary
Of the National Association for
Chemical Defense, suggests use OF
gas which. he says. Is not perma.
nently harmful but would make the
speak-easy into which il vas spray
ed so obnoxious that no paddock
would be needed to keep customers
away.
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FINANCIAL
Mortgages--Loans

LOANS-Monthly or term. Browns
vile, San Benito and Harrington.
Monthly payments $l0.10 per $1,000.
Quick service. low expense. Foster.
Moothart & Welch. Cromaek Bldg.
Phone 470. &C.
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Houses For Sale
HOMES

Beautiful five-room hollow-tile
stucco. built-in features: on bank Of
resaca; good breeze always, within
city limits. $3.50 down. balance TO
suit purchaser.
New siX-room bungalow: West
Brownsville; large airy rooms
automatic gas water heater; modern
in every respect; near grade school;
cement driveway: garare and ser
wants quarters. with running water.
Small down payment and balance
less than rent.
Rov c. Sethman Co.
Opposite FL Jsrdin Hotel
1i17 Levee St. Telephone 1866
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Situation Wanted

PUBLIC STENoGRAPHIC WORK
Mrs. U. G. Haddon. offices Foster
Moothart Company. ground floor.
Cromack Building. Correspondence,
legal. etc. Reasonable prices.
E-2o3
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Lost and Found

LOST-Coat with glasses and Gruen
watch. Watch has initials JG on
back. Twenty-Five dollars reward for
to Merchants National Bank.
G-15S
Ark--@L11. E~~ C-Io
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Cash Registers
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted
We WANT TWO statesmen

We WANT TWO Statesmen
There il room in our organiza-
tion for two men. Our sales quota
makes il possible for two more men
10 make earnings comparable to ex-
elusive salaries. selling ChevroletS
We furnish standard selling equip
ment and methods used by all sue
cessful Chevrolet dealers.
STEVENSON MOTOR CO INC.
10th and Adams
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Train Information
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINEs

MhCoOORA EAIihi1 LfNbo
No. i2-To Houston. San Antonio. 500
a. m
No. is-To Houston. San Antonio. St
Louis. s:s6 o. N.
No l5-From St Louis. San Antonio
Houston. 7:55 a. m.
Second No. l5-Fron san Antonio and
Houston. s:i0 a m.
No. il-From San Antonio and Hous-
ton. lass o. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. si9-From Houston. San Antonio.
e:4b a. N.
No. SOTO Houston. San Antonio.
$3.50 p. m.
NATIONAL LINES OF MEXICO
(Matamoros Stationl
No l32-To Monterrey. MEXICO City
$3.50 q. m.
No. i3l-From Mexico City. Monterrey.
$3.50 o. IN.
RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
To Point Isabel. 80 a m.
From Point Isabel. Z o. m
BLACK DIAMOND BUS LINES
Cars 10 Mission on the hour everS hour.
. a. IN. TO s .. m, and at 1880 a n. $3.50
o. m. 1880 o. m. and Q .. u.
To Point Isabel. 9 a. m. IL n and Z
.. m
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FINANCIAL
Mortgages--Loans

MONEY TO LEND on coed brick
business property and we'll improved
farms. Interest rate 6 per cent, 8
IL per Gent or 7 per cent. payable
semi-annpally. Easy terms. S. c.
Graham 4 Co, Brownsville. Texas.
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Farms For Sale

LAND BARGAINS-152 acres-235
acres-Donna district, cultivated.
Nothing better. Priced low. Wire,
write or call-C. H. Swallow, Alamo,
Texas. Y-235
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Flashes of Life

NEW YORK-There are different
opinions on the presidential cam
paign in the home OF Charles II. Sa-
bin. He has been appointed treas
Of the Association Against the
Prohibition Amendment and has an
nouneed his support Of Smith. Mrs.
Sabin i sa member Of the republican
national committee.
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TEN ACRES choice citrus land in
Stuart Tract, west of Harlingen.
Quality soil. attractive price. Our
hard luck, your opportunity. c. T..
Asbury. Mercedes. phone 307. Col
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SACRIFICE rs ACRES BEST LAND
IN LOS FRESNOS TRACT. All n
cultivation. half mile Of two loading
stations and two cotton gins. also
have house. sheds and sweet water
we'll and irrigates and drains per-
fectly: $4,000. $1,000 cash. balance
on terms. Box So. Brownsville.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
NATIONAL LINES OF MEXICO

RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
To Point Isabel. 1880 a m.
From Point Isabel. Z o. m
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Furnished Rooms

BEDROOM, IS per week. Phone
9e5-J. G-s4
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OPPORTUNITY
A GOOD INVESTMENT

A two-story Buildings By
i20 feet. on lot so by 40
feet, three blocks from Post
Office, paved street. All i'm
provements now rented at
$50 per month. S6500-Terms.
See Geo. V. Quicker, s23 st.
Charles st. G.
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NEW Y0RK-Under the COMPETE
ton of radio the transatlantic cable
business has grown so fast that next
month the Western Union Telegraph
company will start work on its third
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Und''5t.
Tornado o.
tor Game
By VICTOR G. sIDLER

ASSOCIATED FrcSS CpDrt& Wtlatfsf
PASADENA, CAL, Dec. 3l.-tP-
IN the words OF their coaches, fit
for action, both mentally and ply
sicallyp the football representatives.
az Georgia Tech and California.
South-west rivals who will meet in
the New Years Day gridiron classic
here, we're ready today for the time
Of reckoning.
Each eleven was on edge for the
Rose Bowl clash after stiff training
Crinds Skull practice was held yes
terday and IL was thought possible
that the coaches. Clarence "Nib1"
Price OF California and Bill, Alex
ander Of Tech. might send their
charges through limbering up exer-
cises today as n 81 OF keeping
them Mt the peak of condition.
Both teams were free from any
thing but light injuries, indicating
the game time would find the two
forces at their greatest strength.
Raleigh Drennon, regular Tech
guard. and his substitute, jim
Brooke, we're back In shape after n
weeks battle with colds. The Bear
camp reported several players bruis-
Cd. but not seriously enough to keen
the mout or the game. FitE, tackle
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EMERY Is TO
COACH LAREDO
Pharr-San Juan Chief
Goes to New Post
january z

PHARR. Dec. So. G. Emery.
coach OF football and baseball in the
Pharr-Ssn Juan high school for the
past three and half years, has re-
signed 10 take a position as head
coach and athletic director of the
Laredo schools. Mr.. Emery will take
charge ~ his new position on Jan. =.
Mr.. Emery has made an enyiablc
record in the Phsrr-San Juan schools
coach. starting with boys who had
never played football and this year
developing a team which made a good
record. W is with regret that the
people OF the Fharr-San Juan indie
pendent school district gave Coach
Emery up to allow him 70 take q bet
ter position and better himself in his
work.
"A coach and teacher a. fill the
position made vacant by Mr.. Emery
has been selected 70 begin work on
the End Of January when the local
schools will open.
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y n N u " = u y y " " = u u q u u y u u VI n q u
. PORTS FORUM
n -
~ By Bishop Clements

tho team. When he told the coach
he played hackfield, he was told that
he had plenty bsckfield material, but
Lumpkin retorted that he had only
y fullback and that was him. Ever
since the Dallas boy has been one
OF the greatest backs in the country.
Sport scribes of the state pick
ed their sll.stste high school elev.
n Saturday. Up-sta,crs failed
10 pick any Valley PLAYERS, for the
reESon they haven't seen any Of
them in sciion. w picked Barn
hart. Newman, Grove, Bennett and
Burns as sll-staie selections. Can
YOU beat them- You have 10 see
the Eagles in action 90 appreciate
their caiihcr.
For n long tima many fans over
the country believed and some still
contend that the New York Giants
and Boston Braves " the National
league, were and are connected fl
nsncislly. Saturday one Of New
Works biggest contractors, w. VI.
KENNY, purchased $500 shares from
Boston interests who owned that
much stock in the New York Giants.
This stock had been owned By Bos-
ton men eve since John r. Brush
owned the Giants. And Of course.
the dealings in recent years between
the New York and Boston clubs have
been well known.
It's going 70 be a mighty dull sum
mer in the Valley without a baseball
league. II you fans Of the different
towns are interested IN baseball 70
the extent Of organizing is the
accepted time. BETTER get bus
build that park. and organize IN .
business-liks manner
Say. there's Soirz 70 \. , mighty
bi7 banquet %honoring the champion
Eagles Thursday night az Hotel ri
Jerdin. Are you going 70 Re pres
ent? Tickets can be had at Batsell-
Wells and Eagle Pharmacy. A tur-
key dinner. and al the f%ixin's. end
an opportunity TO mingls with and
enjoy the gathering.
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REAPER
TAKES SPORT
ACES IN 1928
Famous summarizes
Such AS Jennings,
Reach, Lavigne and
Lockhart Pass On
BY ALAN y. GOULD
Press Sports EditoY.O


NEW YORK. Dec. 3i.@H1-Tbe
world or sport lost some or the most
conspicuous and colorfuI figures or
it's history in 1928 as death took a
particularly heavy toll in the ranks
Of boxing. baseball and auto-racirr.
The diamond mourned the passing
Of the famous Ee-yah Hughey Jcn-
nings. rs we'll as Albert r.. Reach.
one of the games pioneers. Joe
Lannin. Jack Dunn and Urban Shock
er. Kid LaviEne, former worlds
lightweight champion, passed on.
while the Knights Of the racing
wheel lost a famous quartet-Frank
Lockhart. Dave Lewis, Norman Bat
ten and Earl Devore, all in dramatic
fashion.
Loekhart died in his famous Stuty
Black Hawk IS IL cstapulted into the
ocean after roaring at 200 miles an
hour along the sands o. Daytona
Beach. Louis committed suicide in
a lonely cabin near Los Angeles.
while Batten end Devore went down
with the victims Of the Ve.tris dis
sster.
Baseball lost one or its most IN
usual characters IN Jennings, a grea.
shortstop with the famous old ORR
oles; manager OF n three-tims winner
at Detroit, and later aid to his old
time team-mate, John McGraw. with
the New York Giants. He vac ~
years old when he died AZ Scranton
early in the yesr. but Reach. a noted
player before Jennings, was born.
died at the age OF ST.
Jack Dunn, famous as the discov-
erer Of Babe Ruth and other stars.
piloted seven International league
pennant winners az Baltimore, dur
ing which time he sold to the ma
Iors some OF the highest priced plsv-
ers IN the game. Ruth went 10 the
Boston Red SoX for comparatively
little, but Bob Grove vss sold n,
Dunn 10 the Athletics for $780, 600
Baseball, during TIE year. also
iott Frank Wilson. the umpire. ~
well as such old time figures =.
CLAUDE Rossmsn, Mari Phillips and
Tom Loyett who pitched one az the
first no-hit games in the big leagues.
IN addition 70 Lavigne, boxing
witnessed the death OF several Young
Boxers az a direct result Of RIM &C.
cidsnts early in the year. Fred Bob
Slh' ,nlcago student, died after >
snsrrlng match with Les Mariner. of
Illinois, who turned pro rs a heavy
weight All amateur boxing in Con
nectlcut WAS suspended after the
death Of Horace AIff. I~7-year-old
youth. IN an accident NJ Neriden. A
double Knockout IN q match az Los
Angeles resulted ia the death OF
Miehsel Carnakis. 20. and a narrow
escape for his opponent. Philip Brom-
lev, who was unconscious for nearly
two hours after the untoward end
81 their bout.
Track and field sports lest q "a
nous figure in Alvin Kraezlin. IA
nous 70 years q az the University
OF Pennsylvania as an an-sround
athlete and Olympic champion. Pooeh
donovan. veteran Harvard trainer.
died after being taken III during the
iast oIynpics in Amsterdam.
Bob Csnnefex, one time three
cushion billiard champion, died AZ
Phoenix, Arizona. at the age Of 81.
Football. in college and school
ranks, took a toll Of about d score
OF youthful lives during its season.
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HAGEN RESTS
TAKING
Open TOURNEY
Leads Field at Long
Beach; John Rod
gers Second; Set for
Other Meets

LONG BEACH, Cal, Dec. si.--CP)
Walter Hagen, dean Of the Amer
icsn pros and holder Of the British
open golf championship. rested on
his honors today after adding an
other victory 70 his record. He won
the Long Beach 5000 open yester-
day, turning H. 2I6 for the 72 holes,
carrying off $500 as first prize.
Hagen led the field By five strokes,
setting a cErific pace. His card
was 71-G6-70-69.
After a pause to mark the coming
Of the New Year. Hagen viii lead
the American golfing army to La
JOlla and San Diego. each Of which
hss put up $500 for a tournament
Of ~ holes. These tournaments will
precede the @s5 600 Los Angeles open.
John Rodgers, forceful driver from
Denver, Colo, swung in behind "The
HGig' for second place money. $1,000,
ID the Long Beach tourney. The
lean C~olorsdoan turned in Sc for his
last Is holes, 10 set a new course
record for the Virginia Country Club
layout. and had a card Of IO-72-73-
66-2Sl.
Horton Smith. 81. Joplin, Mo. sen
s5tion- who won the recent SIS ,O0C
Santa Catalina Island open, came
home with a card that was consist.
ency personified. II was 7i-7l-To.
1882. but Smith was forced Il
share third place honors with Mortis
Dptra on Tacoma. Wash, who had
72-69-71-70. They split third anc
fourth money. each getting sa25.
Tommy Armour Of Washington
r. C., former national open cham.
rion. traversed his last ~ holes ir
two under par figures 10 give him a
card or 72-s0-73-62-2ss.
Two others, AL Esrinosa of Chi.
cago. and Qlin Dutra OF Brentwood
Country Club. Santa Monica. Cal.
with . 2s5 each tied with him. and
divided the s525 that was up for
fifth. sixth and seventh places.
George Won Elm. Detroit amateur
came IN with a 65-T1-1i-T5-2s5 and
got a trophy.
"wild Bill" Mehihorn ~ Fcniwore,
n. IT.. and Chct Beer. Or Eake-rfield,
Cal. deadloried A. 1S7 for the NJ.
vision or eighth ard ninth place
snoils. srch ~ettinz SIS. Those with
.Ss we're John Golden ~ Paterson,
n. r.. and Henry Ciuci Of Bridgeport,
Conn.
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WILL
SEE BATTLE
OF FULLBACKS
Beavers and Howell to
Be Watched in ALL
Southwest, Big Six
Contest Tuesday

DALLAS, Dec. 3l.--tPJ-A battle
Of fullbacks is being forecast when
the Southwest conference all-stars
and Big Six sli-st.rs clash here to-
morrow In their Snriners' benefit
contest.
Although both eleveas boast the
pick OF the graduating stars OF their
respective sections. interest will be
conferred on the play Of Garland
"Bevo' Beavers, big Arkansas Uni
versity f~ullback. and Blue Howell,
Nebraska University line Emasher
and ail-Americsn choice.
Both were outstanding men in
their conferences. Beavers, who tied
with Re1man Hume 81 Southern
Methodist University for high scor-
ing honors during the past season
with Sc points, vas an almost unan-
imous choice FOR sll-Southwest hon
ors and WIS selected BY sports writ
ers OF the state as the most valuable
player. The husky Razorhack is q
triple-threater and is expected to
lead the Southwest cieven's ~offense
against the Valley stars.
Howell's play with the East all
stars in Saturdays classic at San
Francisco has impressed fans with
the fact that they viii see the real
all-Americsn article when be takes
the field here tomorrow. The big
Husker ace scored two t~ouchdowns
and was a prominent figure in his
teams 20 % o triumph. lie was ex-
pected 20 arrive here today by air
plane from I'll Pasc, having made q
record trip from the coast in order
to line up with the Big Sixers.
Beavers vas injured in Saturdays
game NJ Fort Worth. where the
Southwest all-stars downed q picked
team OF minor conference players,
Is 70 q, but Coaches Clyde L~ittIcficId
and Matty Bell said today he would
be in shape by tomorrow.
Both squads will take their final
workouts today.
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Big Ten CUNTS
Go Into Action

CHICAGO. Dee. 3l.-E=The Big
Ten basketball season jumps from
its holiday lnil into furious action
this week -ith = card Of Is games,
capped by the start If the champion
ship campaign Saturday night.
Every team gets into action a.
least once and all but Indiana ard
Chicago begin their quest for the
conference title. IL is the busiest
schedule Of the entire season.
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DON'T WHISPER
HAVE YOUR JOKE!
y y
NO TRAILS HERE

CHICAGO. Dec. 3i.-F1-Eure-
ka, gents! There il justice.
A barbershop in the Rookery
building on La Sale street hung
this sign on the door today:
"No ladies' served here"
"They bother the biz broker and
bond men," the bcss barber ex-
planned.
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500 CAUGHT IN CRIME
IN NJ. YORK

NEW YORK, Dec. 5t-tP-Afts-
another weekend round up in Com
missioner Whalen's sntl-crime cam
paign, 800 suspects we're in Jail to-
day.
Six men wanted for homicide. one
accused rs q ~counterfciter ard a mail
robbery suspect we're ssid b. police
70 be the most important catches.
Others faced larceny, felonious as
ssult. pocket picking and lesser
charges.
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Robert Is No. !
On F1po's Trial
AtPug Comeback

NEW YORK. Dec. sf-tF-Rober-
to Roberti. Italian battler, hss es-
tsblished headquarters At Rueros
AIRES and will get down to training
Tor his scheduled match with luis
nigel Firpo, the once Wild Bull Of
the Psmpss, Feb. 4.
Roberti made known his plans in
= eablegran 70 Humbert Furarv.
rival Of Tex Richard. If Firpo can
ret ~ Roberti Tire Argentine plans
2 comeback in American rings with
the heavyweight crown his objective.
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Hinkel Retains
Title As Walker

NEW YORK, Dec. a1.-lFt-Harrv
HinLei still Ia Americas outstanding
walker. The husky New York A. {.
star won the National A. a. ". sew
er-mile walking championship fer
the third successive time AZ Ms-
combs Dam yesterday. leading Mack
Weiss. Of the Newark A. a.. BY near
~ three quarters OF a length az the
finish. HinkelE time was So min
rtes, ID t-5 seconds.
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BARRED WRESTLER IS
~REINSTATED FOR BOUT

CHICAGO. Dec. 3t.-iP5-Reinstat-
ed TO good standing by the Illinois
State Athletic Commission. Johnny
Meyers. former middieweight wrest-
ling champion. will meet Charley
Midget" Fisher az Wisconsin here
Jan. z.
Meyers was barred seven months
ago because Of "unsportsmanlike tac-
ties In q match with Karl PojeIlc-
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old ROMAN
LOOKS AHEAD
Comiskey, Enter
53rd Year of Ball,
Is Optimistic
By PAUL r. NICHOLSON

tAssocisted fresS Sports Nritetl
CHICAGO, Dec. 3f-fPt-Ths
"old Roman Charles A. Comiskey,
marches on.
Head NJ, looking forward and new
er backward, the only owner the
Chicago White Sox ever had enters
his fifty-third year OF professional
baseball tomorrow, determined q
keep faith with fans BY rebuilding
to championship heights the club
that was crashed by h~ssebsll's dark
est scandal nine years ago.
The "0ld Roman" the only base
ball player who ever rose to sole
ownership or a major league base.
ball club. is nearly 20 years old. but
tbs fiery spirit and cunning still Is
with him. His ambition ~ TO keen
faith and his np,tto is Always for
ward. never backward
II am fast nearing NY allotted
time ~ three score years ard ten"
the "0ld Roman" said rs he talked Of
the future 10 the Associated Press.
"hut my spirit " there-the same
spirit 7 had when ! played first base
with the old st. Louis Browns way
back In 's2. or course. | have rele-
gated much of the business man
agement to others. but I will eat and
sleep bssebsll. It's my life. I guess.
Ny ambition, II is TO keep faith
with these wonderfully loyal White
Sox fans by giving them = champ
ionship team as soon as I possibly
can.
Nov in 19.9-our prospects are
brighter ard I believe the American
league rsce will be closer than II
wss in 1928. We should lard in the
first division. At least. but who
knws the fortunes If basrballf May
be re will fool them all"
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Stribling, League
Wind Up Training

KANSAS CITY. Dec. s1.-HI-
Young Stribling ard Jack League.
principals in q i0-round bout OF a
boxing card here New Years night.
were to wind up their training today.
Before $500 fans yesterday in
Convention Hall, Strihling went thru
n workout
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Sportistory
on THIS Dale
AfnnHzv nr~errh~r II

EFNFWdN ENFEHfu-F VI
1s56-Chsrlis Goff, middleiveight,
born IN Harrisburg, Ore.
i555-Dan Webster. feath-rweiEht.
born in Canterbury, England.
1ss6-Joe Lsnnsn defeats Jack
Kelly in four rounds al Philadelphia,
Pa.
1e02-Billy Ryan and George Muir
ray draw W six rounds at Boston.
la09-Jim Flynn knocks out Joe
Wills in 10 rounds in Los Angeles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-31
LrNOPA SHERWOOD DIES

LA J0LLA. Cal, Dec. 3t.-iP-
Lenore Sherwood. formerly Of Tcle-
do, Ohio. and Washington. ID. g..
prominently known in musical and
social circles in the east. died At hei
home here yesterday. She had been
IN poor health for elk months.