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ReaI Dance Appeal

abounds in these latest popular Ortho- phonic Victor Records. You'll find the two fox trots from the Paramount movie "Innocents of Paris particu- larly attractive and danccable. Then try Rudy Vallecs infallible combina- ton of fox trot and waltz. His soft melody and lovely singing is bound to "get'' you. Nat Shilkret has pulled off pair of corking fox trots, too. Fine, snappy ones with lois of spicy instru- mental novelties. Then by way of vocal talent there is a new record of the popular tenor Morton Downey, soft and sentimental 1. and another pair by Johnny Marvin-onc of which includes his team-mate Ed. Smalle. These are all hot Stuf if you like popu- lar music whether for dancing or listening ought certainly to hear these. Come i'll soCni Louise Fox Trot (from Paramount picture, sInnocents of Pdris'') Wnh Focal Refrain Wait Til You See ssMa Cherie'- Fox Trot (from Paramount picture, "Innocents of Paris') V ttH OCu RcIFuW
 HEN POLLACK AND HIS PARC
 CENTRAL ORCHESTRA
 No. 2I94I, l0-inch Underneath the Russian Moon W allz
 The Che That Love-Loves Me Fox Trot
 RUDY VALLEE AND Hrs
 CONNECTICUT YANKEES
 No. 21963, 1O-inch Who Cares What You Have Been? Fox Trot With Focal Refrain From Sunrise to Sunset-Fox Trot <From Sunset Till Dawn) With Iocql Refrain
 NAT SHILKRET AND THE
 VICTOR ORCHESTRA
 No. 2196O, 1O-inch The World is Yours and Mine (from Pathe picture, Mothers
 Boy'0
 There's Place in the Sun for You (from Pathe picture, Mothers Boy') MORTON DowNEY
 No. 2I9s8, IO-inch ICet the Blues When 1t Rains JOHNNY MANNED. SMALLE Down Among the Sugar-Cane (When I'm Walkin' With My Sweetness) JOHNNY MARVIN
 No. 2l9ss, IO-inch nTInIk11 nnUn nGRAnAxIu
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EASTMAN KODAKS AND PHO- TOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Schaller, CTS Alaska Shop
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Have you heard the new "Okeh" records at Sylyja's 2 They are wonderful.
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FOUR KILLED, INFERIOR

No particulars were received here Saturday but Anchorage ar rivals were authority for the re- port that Superintendent Haslun, of the Fairbanks office of the A. R. O., Mrs. Haslum and two other women, had been killed when their auto plunged over 9 80 foot embankment between Chatanika and Fairbanks.
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Fresh local killed veal at CARS. TENS MEAT MARKET.
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HAND PAINTED ALASKA PlC' TURES AT SYLVIA'S.

MAGAZJNE AND NEWSPAPERS SITRS TAKEN. Schat- erer's Alaska Shop.
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CHILDREN'S SUMMER HATS on SALE at Urbach & Valade.
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SEATTLE BRICK l1E CREAM ALL NEW FLAVORS--PINTS AND QUARTS. CANDY COTTAGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
North Suburban Folk
Show Marked Activity
Along Social Lines
Dinners, Suppers, Bridge
Parties and Other Func-
tons of Record-Weddins
Eng cement Announced.
Personal Notes.

Invitations are to be issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Josiah Waters Jones of the
Briars. near Sandy Spring. for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Sherman Jones' to Mr. William
Howard Gilpin. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence L. Gilpin of Olney. The we'd
ding will take place April in st. John S
Episcopal Church at Olney.
Mrs. H. B. Leary, sr, of Brookeville
road and her daughter, Mrs. J. H.
Small, jr, returned Friday. to their
homes after a weeks stay in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. C. Stanley Thompson entertained
Monday afternoon at her home in Edge
moor with a bridge luncheon in honor
of Mrs E " Smith of San Francisco,
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Foster. Tuesday evening Col and Mrs.
Frederick w Coleman entertained with
a buffet supper followed by bridge in
their home on Fairfax road, Edgemoor,
in honor of Mrs. Smith. The guests
numbered "a
Mr.. Hubert Robinson of New York is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Pole Robinson, In their home at
Sandy Spring who entertained with a
card party in his honor Friday evening.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Russell entertained for Mr.. Robinson
and for their son. Mr.. Kenneth Russell.
Miss Miriam D. Woods has returned
TO her home in Arlington. Ind. after
being the guest of her sister. Mrs. Will
liam D. Rose on Gist avenue, in Blair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Mrs. Henry w. wanner has returned
to her home in Capital View. after
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. H. Vello, In
Montreal, Canada.
Mr.. r. Nelson Atherton returned this
week to his home in North Chevy Chase,
after a short stay in Norfolk.
Mrs. P. NJ. McTague and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Meyers. will leave to-
morrow for their home In Duluth. Mimi,
after being the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Munroe. in Garrett Park.
Shower Given In Honor
of Miss Margaret Jones.
Among the guests of Miss Anna Gill
pin when she entertained with q
shower in honor of Miss Margaret Jones
in her home. Sandy Spring were Mrs.
Josiah w. Jones. Mrs. Mark Shields,
Mrs. Morris CiSSel, Mrs. Charles
Bond Mrs Rust Candy, Mrs. T.
Yellott Candy. Mrs. Francis Mil
Ter. Mrs Willard Harvey, Mrs. Joseph
Hutton. jr: Mrs. Francis Thomas Mrs,
J. o. Harvey, Mrs. Henry Howard, Mrs.
Douglas Riggs, Mrs. Samuel Alvord, sr.;
Mrs. William Farquhar. Mrs. F. N.
Anderson. Mrs. LaurSon Riggs, Mrs.
Charles Tumbleson. Mrs. Samuel Fin
neyfrock. Mrs Eugene Harris, Mrs.
Smead Alvord, ir.: Mrs. Robert CctIl-
ter. Mrs Thomas Lads0n. Mrs. Thomas
Hyde, Mrs Frank Wilson. Mrs. Cathe-
rine Alvord Miss Claire Hutton. Miss
Jean Coulter, Miss Caroline Stabler,
Miss Martha Barnsey Miss Mary Bird,
Miss Elizabeth Stabler Miss Evelyn
Jones, Miss Lille Cashell, Miss Mary
Stabler and Miss Lille Sta5iGr.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward M. Willis en-
tertained Wednesday evening i'll their
home in Edgemoor with dinner fol-
lowed by bridge.
Mrs Lloyd Beers of Blair entertained
last evening with bridge party when
her guests we're Mrs. II. II. Hewlett, Mrs.
All Oftedeal, Mrs William Kelley, Mrs.
George Mergell. Mrs. J. B. HUT Mrs.
Edwin Register, Mrs. Ralph Gault. Mrs.
E. M. Sanford, Mrs. Walter Mitchell,
Mrs. Paul Fox, Mrs Walter Weidman
and Mrs Mary Diffinbaugh.
Miss Lucy Lewis. student at St.
Margaret's School. RaDpahanock, Va, is
spending the Spring holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Latane Lewis,
at Edgemoor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Stabler of Will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
Curtain Values that Invite Comparison
Where Quality Pdminae and Its Charm

Panels of French marquisette in
cream and Arab, have wide, hand
drawn hens at the bottom and are
fringe trimmed. They are side hem
med to assure graceful hanging. In
two widths at, the pair. IS and Sc
A type of ruffled curtains to grace
the windows of the better rooms is
made of sheer French marquisette
with 4-inch ruffles. Sheer and soft in
texture and artistic. Cream or sand
shades. Pair ................S 4.5 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Tailored curtains of very fine
Brewster quality marquisette in the
ivory white, with two-inch plain hens,
are splendid values at, the pair 1895
Another tailored curtain at very
moderate price is made of plain mar
quisette of an exceptionally durable
quality. This may be had in the sand
or the ivory shade, both of which. are
lovely shades for Spring. Pair, $1.75
Drapery Section-Thrd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

An all-over spider web lace curtain
especially adapted for Spring comes
in the popular ecru shade. A lovely
curtain at little price. Pair. 1925
Another ruflled curtain of Brewster
dots in three styles, with loops, the
pair .............. $3.50
If YOU wish to make your own cur
tains, here is good buy: 4S-inch mar
quisette in sand or ivory at, the
yard ................. SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

minston. Del. who recently returned
from Europe, are the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Clarence N. Gilpin, near Olney.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Smith and son
of Edgemoor are in Florida. where they
expect to remain for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell OF
Silver Spring. have as their guest Mrs.
A. A. Hellriegell of New York.
Card Party Scheduled by
Garden Club. March %.
Under the auspices of the Garden
Club Of Battery Park. card party Will
be given March 23 when Mrs. Hardy
Todd, Mrs. J. d. Bennett. Mrs Wallace
NJ. Craigie and Mrs. Harrison Hathaway
will compose the committee in charge
Among those attending the dance
Friday evening at the Marine Barracks
from this section were Lieut.. and Mrs.
Kenneth B. Chappell Lieut.. and Mrs.
st. Julian Marshall Miss Emily Russell
Miss Minnie Hill, Miss Elizabeth Duvail
Mr. Frank Durr, Mr.. Edgar Lohse and
DR.. John A. Moran.
DR.. and Mrs. George Henderson en-
tertained Sunday evening with supper
followed by bridge In their home on
Connecticut avenue and Thornapple
street.
Mrs. James w. Tilton of Sandy
Spring is spending some time in Rich
mond, Va.
Mrs. E. johnson Gray was hostess
Monday evening to the Edgemoor
Bridge Club In her home on Fairfax
road. Mr.. johnson Gray returned yes
terday after weeks trip to New York.
MI A. l.. Kurtz and his daughter.
Mrs. Virgil Crist have returned to their
home in Olney. ILL.,, after being the
guests of the formers son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Hanson.
in Bethesda. Mrs. Kurtz will remain
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Register OF
Blair entertained Monday evening with
a bridge party.
Mr. Josiah W.. Jones entertained
Tuesday evening with an informal
supper party after which the guests
remained for cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
Metal Beds, Springs and Mattresses
Are Also Featured

Two-inch, continuous post metal
beds, in ivory or brown finishes; twin
or full size. Special. S5.o5
Cane panel metal beds of two-inch
tubing, in brown finish. Special, 1915
Allsteel cots, single size, with sag
less springs and soft pad. SO
Fifty-pound, all-felt mattresses to fit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Highlander Featherest double-deck
bed springs are guaranteed to be
comfortable and to give years of
splendid service. In all sizes for single,
three-quarter or double beds {. S1o.75
Feather pillows in beautiful ticking
and a favoritc size, 21x27 inches.
Special, each. 81
Furnture-Third. Fifth. strth and Seperth Floors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

any bed, with roll edge and art tick
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Layer felt mattresses, very resil-
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50 pounds. Special. SIG
Fifty five pound imperial edge
layer felt mattresses made to your
order with fancy art ticking Spe-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Lady Howard Stepney has presented
land to Llane4y. Wales. for 100000
city improvement plan to provide work
for the unemployed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
IS NOT
CALLED OFF,
DEMPSEY SAYS
Raps Rurnor Vigorous
iy And Points To
Ticket Sales And
Arena Being Built

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Feb. 1.-Ce
-Jsek Dempsey insists the Sharksy-
Stri5ling fight viii so on IS sched-
uled.
Apparently psrturbed by runaors
NJ has heard that the fight viii he
called off. or moved 10 some other
location. the promoter late yesterday
issued "a statement emphasizing theEe
stories are without founEation%
Dempsey called affection to aCtiv-
ity OF zoo workmen erecting an
arena. and announced the ticket sale
already has passed the Sl25.O00 mark.
Dempsey spent most of Yesterday
experimenting the opening OF a
Miami ticket office for the sails OK
seats. He also located ap~proxirnte-
iy $4,000 worth Of ticket rr11na o.
tons.
Plans were complete today for The
reception tonight of Jack ShArkHv.
who will arrive to begin training for
che February ~ encounter.
Stribiirg yesterday went thrcrBh
his initial PAGES. He skipped rope
for more than an hour and save tho
sunshine ample opportunity 60 nlis-
ter arms and shoulders
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
Hoover Catches
First Sail Fish;
Seeks Bigger One

LONG KEY, Fla, Feb. 1.=P---
Having landed his first sail fish
q Observation-Disclosures Hoover
returned today 20 the edge OF the
gulf stream with the hope Of landing
an even larger one.
On his second venture after one
az the gamest Of Florida fish, Mr..
Hoover had selected as his compan-
ions James p. Goodrich, former gov
ernor OF Indiana and Verne Marshall
Of Cedar Rapids, Ia. two of che
guests on his fishing expedition.
When he captured the sailfish, Mr..
Hoover's fishing companions were
Associate Justice Harlan r.. Stone az
the United States supreme court,
and jeremiah Milbank OF New York.
eastern treasurer Of the republican
national committee.
With rest and relaxation his chief
aim during his vacation, the presi-
cenr-elect fishes from the easy
depths of an arm chair on top Of
the deck Of the motor launch, which
cruises slowly as his line travis in
the wake OF the boat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
14Ma Me BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION 80
PHARR GRABS
LEAGUE Lead
Down Edinburg 20-l8
To Head Hidalgo
Cage Teams

EDlNBURG, Feb. The Pharr
independents grabbed off leadership
i'm the HidslFo independent Basket
bal League here Thursday night by
defeating che Edinburg entry by m
score Of 20 to Is. At the school gym
nasium.
Previous to the game Edinburg
and Pharr were tied at the top OF
the procession with perfect marks
Of 1000 per cent. Pharr now leads
by z game. having defeated Edin-
burg McAiier and Donna.
The schedule is half over. Ii will
be repeated in the same order once
more and then the champion quirt
will meet the Cameron couny cham
p.crs for the Valley title.
In Thursday nights game. Edin-
burg was beaten out when IL appear
ed that they had the game sewed up
in the we'll known bag. At the quar-
ter they we're leading TO; al the half
1874; but the Pharr cagers came
back strong IN the last half and
won out IN the last three minutes OF
play.
Coats Of Pharr was high point
man with Is markers. McCauley Of
EdinburT trailed in second place
with eiKh. points
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
MEHLHORN IS
CONFIDENT OF
WINNING MEET
Faces Strong Field of
Golfers In South
Central Open At
Hot Springs, Ark.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. Up
Wild Bill Mehlhorn. New York pro-
fessional golfer. today faced an on
slaught against par N an effort to
win his third successive winter links
tournament, an achievement that
would add q new record TO his amaz-
ing feats or the past month.
Fresh from a worlds record for
competitive play. a card Of 27i for
~ holes. scored az Ell Paso. Mehlhorn
II confident of capturing the T2-hols
South Central event here.
Such stars az Bobby Cruickshank.
Tommy Armour. Billy Burke. AL Es-
pinosa, Harry Cooper, Al Watrous,
Johnny Golden, Henry and AL, Cuici,
and the two 2i-year-olds. Horton
Smith of Joplin, No, and Henry
Cotton of Tendon, England, are en-
tered.
Cotton. however. gave the field
something TO ponder over yesterday
when he battered a cold wind for a
60.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
Comets to Play
Town Team Here
On Friday Night

Ccach Fichey's Comets of FL Jar
din will invade the lair Of the town
team basketball squad tonight, for q
game. 10 start at s o'clock, on Tuck
er Field court.
Coach Richey announced last night
his quint would be without the serv-
ices of Dudley Martin. guard. one Of
his best players. and one OF the best
performers local fans have seen in
action this season. Martin wrenched
his foot several days 60, and Is 60
ing about on crutches. Eichey be-
lieves Martin will be lost 20 the team
the rest Of the season.
With the exception Of Martin. the
FL Jardin club Is in excellent shape,
and Samuel Lesser and his team
mates are in excellent shape. they
reported last night. as they secuted
the game between the Junior college
and town team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
FORD HAS new
FINANCE Plan
Patteson Learns De-
tails In Visit To
Houston Office

Drew Pattsson Of the Patteson
Motor company. Brownsville, Ford
dealers, returned yesterday from
Houston. where he received details
of the new Ford finance plan.
The new finance plan will be op-
Grated BY the Universal Credit COM
pany. an affiliated specialized organ
ization controlled by the Ford Motor
company and operating solely for the
purpose Of financing Ford produces
Oh "a @time" basis. The branch office
serving this territory is located at
Houston, Texas. fourteenth floor
Houston Post-Dispatch building.
This is Of special interest TO pros
pective purchasers Of Ford products
on a time" basis. Under this au-
thorined finance plan, Ford custom
ers will have a finance service avail
able which is sound and in keeping
with Ford policies and standards. The
plan IA nationwide in scope and for
the exclusive use Of Ford dealers.
III IL another step Of the Ford or
g~anization lin reducing costs by on
trolling operations from the mine 20
the The cost Of this serv-
ice will be lower than any hereto
fore available TO Ford customers on
a national basis, and automatically
reduces the price of Ford cars pur-
chased on a "time" payment basis.
Ii is a further expression Of the es-
tablished Ford policy of giving out
standing values and complete serv-
ice to the consumer nc the lowest
possible cost.
The plan also contemplates the
purchase BY Universal Credit COM
pany Of sound and adequate fire and
theft insurance, protecting the joint
interests Of the purchaser. the deal
er and the company in the car.
The purchaser receives a policy OF
standard form insurance providing
protection for one year. Such poll
cies are issued by the Home Insur-
ance company Of New York. the larg-
est fire insurance company in the
United States. The policies provide
for settlement based on the actual
cash valae or the car at time Of loss.
The Universal Credit company and
the Ford dealer will work together In
making this new economical Ford
service available TO all purchasers Of
Ford products on q time" basis The
Patteson Motor company. local Ford
dealers. will be glad to explain all
the details Of the plan, which applies
10 both new and used cars purchased
from Ford dealers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
Bracing
Up For Pirates

COLLEGE STATION. TEXAS. FEB.
Following 3 three-day rest dur
ing the mid-term examination pc
Rod. Coach Chuck Bassett's Texas
ASRie csgers have settled down 20
preparation for their two games
with the Southwestern University
Pirates ut the "A. and NJ. Memorial
gymnasium Monday ard Tuesday.
Feb. as. These are the laEt non
conference games on the Aggies'
schedule this year.
The Aggies and Pirates met In
Georgetown before the opening OF
the Conference season and Bassett's
charges had little trouble winning
both games played there. but reports
from Georgetown indicate that the
firals- 49, s~nroSsd thsir playing
and the AgEies are ioosaaa --S
TO much stronger opposition thsn
was encountered ut GeorEstown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
SCORPS NOSE
OUT QUINT OF
Free Goal in Extra
Period Gives Collie
gians Vict BY
22-21 Score

FIVE minutes of extra play were
needed last night 10 decide the has
ketoali game between the town team
and Brownsville Junior college. The
eoiiege boys Hinning % 10 81, when
Honer Hanna, who played havoc
with the town team all during the
contest threw a free goal for the
one point margin.
Stepping about the court in = spir-
tied fashion the two auints nut ur a
hustling exhibition Of the basket
game, and the score see-sawed back
and forth, and as the first half
ended the score stood Is 20 Ii in
favor Of the Scorpions.
Lonnie Phipps' independent got
the start on the ~collegians, and AZ
one time were five points ahead. but
Coach Plato's charges gradually
whitfield the lead down ana PLAYED
on even terms with the uptown
gents.
Homer Hanna came into his own
last night. The young El Jardin
product proved the best goal shoot
er on the Scorp squad, ropinr the
oafke seven times for 10 points,
a feature of the game was the
manner in which Truett Roberts. the
college goal shooting star, was kept
guarded by the town team. Roberts
missed several golden opportunities
TO score, but Phipps and his team
mates had him well covered during
the whole Of che game.
Captain Roberts, however, made
ffseven points for his club, and Bak-
cr two.
Captain Phipps, Newlin and Krebs
scored IL points among them and
Charlie Pickett and Buster" Car
yer added four more.
Carver continued to play a start
ling game. His play last night was
applauded freely by the spectators.
Referee Rasher's work was Of the
highest order.
The 1sraur~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
Cats Beat Eagles
6O-l6; VIII PLAY
WesIaco Tonight


MISSION, Feb. 1.-The Bobcats Of
Edinburg served notice on all and
sundry that they are not to be tax
en- lightly in the Hidalgo county
basketball eliminations when they
hoped on the Mission Eagles By a
score Of SOILS Thursday afternoon.
Mission was without the services
Of the two first string men for half
Of the game and this is one reason
aseribed 10 the high score. Edinburg
had previously beaten the Eagles by
a 1921 count.
Renfro and Miller of Edinbure
we're high point men with 20 and IS
points respectively. Olivarez OF the
Eagles was third best in this line
OF endeavor with seven markers sunk
through the netted circle.
The Edinburg caFers will be hosts
&c the Weslaco team Friday night at
the high school gymnasium ut 1850
o'clock.
The Cats are on $3.50 terms with
the world, having won three and lost
three.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
Eagle Quints To
Play San Benito
This Afternoon

Weather permitting the high
school boys and girls basketball
quints will tanrle with the San Be
nito teams this afternoon at San
Benito.
Greyhounds. having won from them
in their first encounter on the local
court several weeks ago. Since that
time Coach Morrison's Hounds have
shown improvement, and a hard bat
tie is expected.
Two undefested girls teams will
battle this afternoon when the local
high and San Benito high plav. start
ing az ( o'clock. Miss Valenta's
battling crew has hung up an envi-
able record So far this season. and
seem headed FOR the county title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
Schmeling Gets
Crack at Risko
Tonight In N. Y

NEW YORK. Feb. I.-tF-Ihe
paths Of Max Schmeling and old mar
opportunity cross tonight and the
Teuton heavyweight hopes 70 get
something more than a cold shout
der out OF the encounter. This time
opportunity comes in the guise Of
Johnny Risko. the Cleveland rubber
man. He and Max will travel ten
rounds or less for the edification Of
fight fans in Madison Square Garden.
Herr Max i the betting fsvorite ut
odds Of z to 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
LAST NIGHTS
BASKETBALL

$500
At CANYON. Texas-Daniel Ia.
ker So; West Texas Teachers 81.
MORGANTOWN, W. va.-West
Virginia U. "A; Davis and Elkins 80.
MANL1US, N. Y.-Manlius 30:
Castle Heights Military Scademy %.
DENTON. Texas-North Texas
Teachers IS; Southwest Texas Is.
WATERFORD, Okla. South
western State Teachers 81; Tulsa.
II. IL.
PTTTSBURG, Kas. - import
Teachers Al; Pittsburg Teachers 70.
MCPHERSON, Kas. - Mcpherson
~; Ottawa 80.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c.-Carolina
SO; v. P. /. 81.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.-Grsnd
Island college SO; Midland %.
YANKTON. S. D.-springfield Is.
ID Southern normal 1s; Yankton
college rs.
ABERDEEN - Aberdeen Northern
normal "a; Rapid City School OF
Mines "a.
VALLEY CITY, N. D.-valley City
college rs; Jamestown n.
STERLING. Kas.-Sterling college
50; Bethel "a.