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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07

Opening Of another automobile
sales and service business in
Brownsville was announced today
by ". E. Landreth. who is to head
the business. and C. F. Archer, head
Of the Archcr-Deyo Nash company
at Mercedes, district agents.
The concern here will be the
sales an dservice agency for the
Nash automobile. and Will be
known as the Brownsville Nash
company. 1t will be located tenn
porarily at 1927 Levee street, in the
RiveTfrOnt Garage building. al
though the owners plan to erect i
building some time IL the future.
Mr.. Landreth said that he will
receive his first cars the latter part
Of this week, probably Saturday,
although the formal opening will
not be held until Saturday Of next
week, March IS. At that time a
display Of the complete line OF
Nash automobiles, as well as some
used cars viii be made, and the
public in general is invited to come
by the agency office and see the
new cars.
The company here is to be equip
ped with special tools for service
on the Nash automobile. and Mr..
Landredth expressed the hope that
2ll Nash owners in the section will
drop by for an inspection, and to
TOOK over the service equipment Of
he new concern. An inspection
viii be given free.
MI. Archer was optimistic about
the future OF the business here.
stating that the popular reception
of the Nash in the upper Of the
Valley indicates a large sale here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07
REFUSE CHANGE
OF SEARCH Law
Fails to Set Repeal
Measure Sponsored
By Love

AUSTIN. March 7.-Repeal of the
state search and seizure law and the
evidence" statute failed when the
senate refused to set the measures,
sponsored by Senator Thomas B,
1 love OF Dallas, for special consid-
| alton during the remaining few
VS. of the session.
The two bills would modify the
friction against search of cars or
)idences without search warrants,
d would permit the introduction
evidence taken in searches made
ithout search warrants.
A third bill relating to liquor law
forcement, Senator Martins meas
e to|llow prosecutions for sale OF
/sucSn counties where the liquor
I tasn, has failed to reach con-
Iteration in the house, after it was
ven favorable action in the senate.
The house has modified. in some
eses of charges Of liquor offenses,
Re state penalties to conform to
sderal penalties, substituting jail
,ntences for prison sentences; but
is bill apparently has little chance
getting before the senate at the
Ssion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07
RED CROSS LEADERS
TO CONSIDER CHANGE

SAN BENITO, March 7.-Changes
in Red Cross organization units in
this section which were suggested at
a meeting here last month will be
taken up for definite action at a
meeting to be held tomorrow.
Among the proposals yer those
of granting Harrington a chapter,
granting Rio Hondo a chapter, or
calling the present San Benito
chapter, which includes Harlingen
and Rio Hondo, the Cameron county
chapter, and alternating in the Sc
lection Of officers from San Benito
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07
GROVER REID STATED
TO BE MUCH BETTER
lSnecial to The Eerald.l

T-ULLAII % thu LlIL dIA.T
HARLINGEN, Mar. 7.-JuStice @:
the Peace Grover Reid of this CITY.
who was not expected to recover
from a recent attack Of pneumonia
and heart disease. is reported prac-
tiCally out Of danger, and able TO sit
up in bed.
Justice Reid was critically III when
he suffered a relapse after being out
Of bed only q few DAYS from a pre-
viOus attack II pneumonia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07

Musterole is a clean, white ONT
ment, made Of Oil ofmustard and other
home simples. 1t is recommended by
many doctors and nurses. Try Mus
terole for Sore throat, cold on the
chest, rheumatism, lumbago, pleurisy,
stiff neck bronchitis, asthma,neuralgia.
congestion. pains and aches, sprains,
soremuscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted
ieet-colds of all sorts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07
When You Catch Cold
Rub On MusteroIe
just Rub
Away
Danger

Musterole iSeasy
to apply and
worksrigh away
Ii may prevent a
Coldfromturning
into''hu orpneu~
monla. 1t does all
the good work of
grandmother
mustard plaster.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07
IN VALLEY

HARLINGEN, March 7.-E. Hol-
ale, attorney of Minneapolis,
linn, is in Harrington for a few
sys, visiting his cousin, p. A. Hoi-
lie. The northern visitor has nev-
been in the Valley before.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07
HAVE NEW OFFICE

HARLINGEN, March THE bor-
der patrol and other officers here,
including city police and customs
have secured an office in the First
National bank building. on the Sec
On6 floor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07
EAT PORK AND LIVE LONG"

NOTTINGHAM, Eng William
Walker, who celebrated his 107th
birthday here, says his slogan is
Eat pork and live long"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07
5000 GOLD II CHIMNEY

CHICAGO-Repairing the CHM
ney in an old house he had bought.
Charles Portman found $500 in gold
hidden behind a brick.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07
browns IN WATER BUTT

HULL, Eng.-Arrested for a minor
offense. Frank Footer. aged so,
jumped into a water butt ad drown
ed himself.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-07
BURNS RIVALS HOME

BERLIN.-Otto Phalsen set fire to
the home of a cousin who had won
the hand of the girl PfalSen loved.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
Three Boys Suspected
OF Alarm Tamperinq

AS Supernunlerary Officer Edward
Muszynski was passing West and
Oak streets about $50 last night on
his way to police headquarters. he
noticed three boys near a fire alarm
box on the southwest corner. One
was looking intently at the box, one
was looking up and down West
West street while the third was
sweeping Oak street with a peering
glance.
The officer, who was in plain
clothes, asked them what they were
doing and they replied nothing
but he noticed that the glass in the
door Of the box was broken and 1c-
cided to take the trio to the police
station for questioning. One OF them
fed, however, and the others were
taken by the officer and turned over
to Sergeant T. J. Feeney. They ap-
peared to be between II and Is
years of age and the police believe
they would have turned in a false
alarm had they not been detected in
time, but they denied that they had
any such intention.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
Woman Declares Smith
Was Chosen President

The woman who called at the Of
flee of Mayor Paonessa several days
ago and asked the mayor to wire
former Governor Alfred T.. Smith at
Miami Beach, asking that he come
to this city at once. was back at
the mayors office today on similar
mission. On her first call she de-
clined to make known the reason
for her request. but today she stated
that the ex-governor of New York
has been elected president Of the
United States, and she emphasized
the importance of conveying this in
formation TO him. She followed this
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01

chief assistant prosecutor in the in
vestigation The other names follow
David Bait, Everett w. Bovard
Charles f. Cherry, Moses Cohen.
Abraham NJ. Fisch. Samuel NJ. Gold
berg Nathan Gordon. Manley j.
Greenwald, Rudolph Helfant, Alex
ander karlin, Jacob Klein, Joseph
Levy, Irving 3. Linden, Frank j.
O'Ncill. Emil H. Reichman, Abra-
ham Schlacht, J, Arthur Seidman,
Louis Tinker. Aaron NJ. Becker
Philip eastman, Morris Cohen,
Samuel A. Eichner, David Glucks-
man. Edward Gordon. NJ. Bernard
Greenherg. Harry Hartman. Fannie
Horovitz, Morris II. katz, Herman
Kreizyo gel, Morris Levy. Humphrey
J. Lynch, Louis n. Phillips William
A. Schacht, Moses n. Schleider, Max
Steuer. William NJ. Tiff
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
COMPROMISE near
ON DRY funds
Senate ConIerees Accept $4,000 :
900 Instead Of S24,000,W0

Washington. March ! LP-A COM
promise between the senate and
house on an increase in prohibition
funds was in prospect today as SEN
ate conferees in the dispute offered
TO accept a 100000 900 increase in
place of the $4,000, 900 previously
voted. The house has proposed an
increase in dry funds of s2,724,OO0.
The 100000 compromise was
proposed at conference on the two
deficiency Appropriation bills with
the consent Of Senator Harris, dem
ocrat. Georgia the author OF the
s24,000,00o dry fund provision.
Another conference was called for
later in the day and meanwhile the
house c, IAN returned to their
chamber TO sound out sentiment
there on the proposition.
After Senator Harris had won his
fight for s24,000,000 in the senate,
the first deficiency bill n which 1t
was Incorporated was abandoned.
Prcsi@ Coclidic then recommend
ed an increase OF s2,724,000. The
house accepted this and incorporat-
el in it the second deficiency meas
ure.
Both bills are now IN conference
between the senate a, ! house. They
carry more than 1918, 900, 900 for a
VI ricty of federal projects through
out about the country.
Il feel ! have won the principal
of my fight" Senator Harris said
| today. THE admins .ticn has rec
ognized that more money is needed
| to enforce the law. 1t isn't as much
as / wanted but ! have confidence
4 II Herbert Hoover will recon-
mend the full s24.00o,0OO increase"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01

, ,,,orar,on. .pat would write into
,..+o,, .ha C,ror,,5,r Of ,,or, ,,,arca
ac+i,itioe ~ Nor,, I2ri+ain Mr. hickey
i,+rodncad PALM bradford assistant
-oarooa- ~ no CON, ,,arciaI oroani-
elton department Of the r-nited
c+o+as r,ba,,hor of rror7rarca
NJ pro54ora tracn5 tbo growth
or,a ao,.a1or,r,..,+ 81 CHAMBER activi-
.;a. a,.a, ~. ,os+ ono ,.eors sbo,-inp
bo~r oba,7bare ba,a crown from
oo,,y,arrte1 rpaniza+ions exclusive
". n oreani,a+ions with wider com
,,,,,,,i,v, .c+iv,-ias ana interests
Ia Gotta rba ,,7is+a1,a heirg made
H., ,-b,,,,ha, of Co,,r,aroe. in This
oo,r+r, 1ias in tba in4ni+v of organ
iza+ions thav foster which take the
,1nsirass mans money bu- sinplv
,,,oan ,au ci,ir month 10 feed
Ill 49, Cborohar ot Commerce
~ ,,ors,t oroar,iq,-ion .r,ust 1vear
loo, oars wants and sus,anaers"
u ala tho nov chamber ~
Commence &c hnif- nm of commerce.
,,.,,,s.,,. r,ei-,aes o,la rerraa+ion
.If We have sor,ls within MS
.basa so,,rs rnns+ he injured not on
est ,ooo,,+ir, t,,rrovar and IN nor
oa,- hn+ or be,u+v ,,aasura in
-ar-a1 satisfsct;ons and all tho things
a. bu,,,n ,attorsbin ba s.atea
cecre+,rv pa1nb u Ransom ex-
,lai,aa !, aets;1 tho cam,aio, MANA
a,a e,s,voraa np,,her r. ouas-
,;o,s
1,ho nroo-. ~, oo+t,ttias tba
r-ha,,har ~, .or., ~, oor,
r,1o+;,n -. ~ ar;yo o,a tho con
nato, ,arso,,,a1 ,s .s so,lo,.r.
M.ra Nv pr;+,,n rnore n,aotv
,,s ravorahI,, E,o1rn +,,~o,,oh con,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
Bridgeport Girls Find
Adventure In New York

New York. March l (uP)-Dor-
othy Elmendorf. Is. and Mary Mum
sell. II. who ran away from their
homes In Bridgeport, Conn.,. to go
on tho stage. today played leading
roles in a little court room drama.
They were arraigned on a charge
Of shoplifting. They had been pick
ed up by detectives in a department
store here. ana lingerie. stockings
and other garments. which did not
belong to them. were found In their
possession.
Mary's father appeared when they
were arraigned and explained the
two had run away from home be-
cause they wanted adventure and
couldn't find 1t In bridgeport.
When Munsell promised to make
restitution. Mary was freed in his
custody. Dorothy was held pending
arrival OF her parents.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
Firm After
Interest in L. G.. |.

New York. March P-The
United Corporation. recently organ
lied as public utility holding COM
pany by Morgan interests, today
made an offer TO acquire, through
an exchange of stock. q one-quarter
interest in the United Gas Improve
ment company OF Philadelphia,
which owns the Philadelphia Elec-
trio company and has other import
ant holdings in Atlantic Seaboard
Utilities, including a substantial in
terest in the Public Service corpor-
alton of New Jersey.
The United Corporation offered to
exchange l IL shares Of its SO
cumulative preference stock and
IA shares OF its common for each
share OF United Gas Improvement
stock, up to 100000 shares. United
Gas has GU standing nearly 100000
shares. The United Corporation re-
serves the right to withdraw its Of
fer at any time and to accept or
reject in whole or in part any ten
ders Of stock made
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01

statement with an explanation that
she could not reach the polls on
election day, and she regarded this
fact as having insured Smiths cleo
ton. When the mayor attempted to
learn her identity, she made answer
that she is one person by name and
is actually different person. She
did not appear disturbed when the
mayor said he could do nothing to
bring Smith here, and she left the
office thanking him.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
Ambulance Chasing
LAWYERS Are Listed

New York. Marhc ! (P - Hum
phrey ]. Lynch. former supreme
court justice in Westchester county,
was one of the lawyers recommend
ed for discipline as result of the
mbulance chasing" inquiry con-
Quoted before Justice Wasservogel
when the second list OF attorneys
names was read in the appellate di-
vision Of the supreme court today.
There were &c names in the list
made public by Irving Ben Cooper,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
c. Of c. ON ROUTE
TO BIG EXPANSION
Campaign for 600 New Members
Opened at Dinner

Approximately 200 members of
the Chamber of Commerce, nearly
half the membership, met at lunch
con at the Burritt hotel today at the
opening OF the membership extern
sion campaign for an additional 600
mem bers. The plan OF campaign is
in the nature of relay race and
the affair is known as The Race
of the GEO.
Two hundred men are divided in
to four teams of so men each, each
group to include one captain, FIVE
trainers and A runners.
Today's meeting was opened ny
Pardon c. Hickey president of the
Chamber OF Commerce. With the
statement that this was inaugurating
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01

xiven an indefinite term In Concord
reformatory.
Gebo pleaded guilty to the perjury
indictment. which was brought
when an investigation showed he had
himself concocted bottles Of wood
alcohol which he introduced as evil
dence against alleged bootleggers.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
Rum 'Spotter" Gets
Seven Years in Prison

Northampton, Mass. March / up
Samuel l.. Gebo Of West Spring
weld. who had been employed by the
Easthampton police as a liquor
"spotter," was sentenced from four
to seven years at hard labor in state
prison for perjury by Judge Ham
mond in sup. rior court today.
Albert f. Gingras OF Springfield.
who had operated with Gebo. was
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01

Alderman Walter X. Faik will in
troduce a resolution at the next
meeting OF the common council to
require the police department TO ad-
vertise a description OF every dog
placed in the city pound before the
animal is killed. The alderman is
anxious that owners OF CANNES be
given opportunity to save the ami
mails from destruction If they wish
to do 80.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01

widely known as an art expert, died
today at the age of 81. He was par
ticularly known as an authority on
the work OF Rembrandt and fire.
quently was consulted regarding the
authenticity Of paintings believed to
be old masters.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
CHAPLIN OUT OF DANGER

Los Angeles. March UH-Charles
Chaplin. screen comedian and pro-
Queer, today apparently had won hts
fight against ptomains poisoning and
intestinal influenza. His studio rep
resentatives said they expected no
would be able to return to work
next week.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01

an upholstery mill in the Kendng-
ton district Of this city. was shot 70
death today In reaisting three rob-
bers near Fourth and somerset
streets. The men escaped With II,
400
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
Won BODE DEAD IN GERMANY

Berlin, March l P-Prof. Will
helm Won Bode, former director Of
the Kaiser Friedrich Museum and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01
Pay Roll Clerk Is
Slain by Robbers

Philadelphia, March N-Harry
Transformer, So, pay roll clerk for
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Ans
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
'1ONlN;
! OVIIN'

District League-C orne ellis
Lunch vs.. King Pin.
Terminal Il. Il. Y. M. c. A.
League Toppers rs. Baggage.
Interior Department League
Pension vs.. Survey No. 2; Survey
No. / vs.. Education; Indian VS..
Land; Secretary VS.. Disbursing.
Prince Georges County Ladies
League Berwyn VS.. Triangles.
War Department League-Con
struction VS.. Howitzers; Air Corps
VS.. Adjutants; Ft. Humphreys Va.
Reproduction; Engineers VS.. Medi-
cos: Hobbies VS.. Statistics; Bar
bettes vs.. F'rankies: Auditors vs.
District Engineers: Transportation
VS.. Quartermasters
LAundrymen's I,eague-Ambas-
sador VS.. National; Home ys. Tol.
man: Page VS.. Washington; Man.
haitian vs.. Bergrnann; Arcade w.
Elite.
Automotive League Emerson
and Orme VS.. T.. r. Stuart;
Semmes Motor Company W. Barry
Pate; Lambert Hudson VS.. Ouris-
man Chevrolet Buick Motor Com
pany ys. FL. B. Leary: Stanley
Horner VS.. Pohanka Olds; Nsu-
meyer VS.. Joseph McReynolds;
Cadillac VS., Sterrett and Fleming;
r.. II. Taylor vs.. Washington
Packard.
Masonic League National ys.
Washington Centennial; Bright
wood vs. Lebanon; Mt. Hernon
vs. Acacia; Federal vs.. Hiram;
Joppa VS.. Dawson: Takoma w.
New Jerusalem; Singleton We.
Parker, Osiris vs.. Stanshury;
Pentalpha vs.. Silver Spring.
IntercoIlegiate League Maryland
ys. Virginia; Princeton vs.. Lehigh;
Dartmouth VS.. Brown: Navy We.
u. p. ].
National Capital League-Pso'
pies Insurance VS.. Meyer Davis.
Recreation League Patent Al.
torneys vs. y, G. Paper Company;
Benning w. Bearcats; District Linz
Garage vs. DeMolay;; Independent
Publishing Company w. Pops;
Freer A. G, VS., Rex.
Northeast League Cars vs,
Hilltops.
Odd Fellows League Friendship
vs. Magenenu; Eaatern VS.. Golden
Rule.
Commercial League-P eopi es
Drug VS.. wilkins Coffee: Evening
star vs. Times Herald; G. and r.
Telephone VS.. Giant: Dnlin and
Martin vs.. u, S. Daily; Carry Ice
Cream VS.. woodward and Lothrup.
Bethesda Leagae EdgernoOre
Va. Fire Department,
Prince Georges County League
Gretta vs.. Legion No. i; BARRIERS
vs.. Sioux.
Athletic Club LsaguePenn Oil
W. Joseph Phillips Company,
Georgetown Recreation League
Chevy Chase vs. w. T. Weaver
a nd Sans
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
Golf Course Workers
Will Be Banquet Guests

Greens chairmep. pros and greens.
keepers OF the Middle Atlantic sec.
tion, will be entertained at a ban.
auet tomorrow night ct the Ham.
ilton Hotel as guests OF the Ideal
Lawn and Golf Course Equipment
concern. !
Five vaudeville acts are on the
program. The banquet will be be.
tween s and Z o'clock. The golf
course folk will meet at the Ideal
establishment al s1s New York Ave.
N. W., from 3 10 s.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
BANCROFT cor PLEMTY.

Last year the Dodgers paid Dave
Bancroft bonus of $4,000 in All
dition to his salary Of s1S,5o0 It
has not been announced whether
the famous shortstop win get a
bonus for signing his 1929 contract
with the Broqkiyns, 80
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
WRIGHT AT sH0RTSToP

According to advance dope from
Brooklyn, the Dodgers are going
to experiment with their new short.
stop, Glenn Wright, at third base.
whX7 Perhaps because Wright
never covered that POSITION.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
Basketball Results

GonEaga, 20, Dewitt Prep. n.
Army, AOt Delaware, 2l.
LOy0la. 33i Navy, ~.
". y. il, 20; Virginia. rs.
Riehm0nd, 81 Randolph Macon, 81.
Pitt. So. Carnegie TscIl, 2R
Notra Dame, 29l Michigan state, ~.
G. y. Props. Jrs., 90; ST. Albans, 3.
Emerson, ~; Woodherrys 2a.
Episcopal, %; Eastern, 90.
Howard o., 48, vt. pRnl's, 81.
Renaissance, 60; CarlieleA 30!
M0seana, ~; Saks Tr0ians, Us.
eklnker's, 81, Marines, e1.
Calvary, 49, Army Headquarters, ~,
Medieos, 3as Eagles. 81
Warrent0n. SO; Washington Grayss 20
Corinthians, eli Good shepherd, 10.
Speakers, 20; sc. Martins, 10,
Cardinals, l0i Red shields, ne.
Nat. Circles, 81; PRaaaics. lHs
Kennedys, 40; Fort BIyeF band, 3S.
War College, 81: n. Y. Marines, "a.
st, Paul, 16; Crescents, 8.
Baptist Memorial, So, Bethany, rs.
First Baptist, Is; Fountain Memorial, I.
Centennial, rs: HyattsyiIle, is.
Expressmen, 81; Company G., 22.
Old Dominion, 42i Cresaps, S2.
Silver Spring, So; Gunners, 25s
Penn, Sc; Princeton, a2.
wash. College, So; Drexel. 2g.
New York A. c., ~; Manhattan. IS.
st. Lawrence, Is; CIarksOD, IL.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
O'DAY 70 Umpire

1t is reported the Dodgers have
engaged Hank O'Day to officiats irs
their spring games. O'Day ii on
the National Leagues staff, but is
not an active member. He did
not appear on the field last year.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
FOUR CHAMPS.
MUST FIGHT

CHICAGO, Jan. 24 G.N.sl.--
Champions in four divisions Of
boxing must defend their titles
within so days or suffer suspension
by the National Boxing Association,
according to warning adyices in the
mail today. The notices were sent
ont bv rAul Prehn, president Of the
association.
The four fitleh0Iders are:
Tommy LOugIiran, light heavy.
weight; Mickey walker, middle.
weight; doe Dundee, weIter.
weight, and Sammy Mandel,
lightweight.
Failure on the part OF these
fighters to risk their title before
March i2I will automatically. bring
suspension In ri States that are
members OF the National Boxing
Association. Under the rules.
champions must defend their titles
once every six months.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24

And 50 we find him today
rared back on his heels, de.
lnandins 3 wage commensurate
for what he has to take off Of
this club and that.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
Tex Richards
II 10 Fame
pdL and fortune
q ~ Tord G. Hick r.
CHAPTER IA

Butonce Dempsey had disposed of Frpo and Gibbons,
Tunney was that remainedand Rckard proceeded to do
the BEST he could with the material Which, you viii under
stand is no criticism of Tunney the man, Tunney the
fighter Both as man and fighter Gene rated high, with
character and mental capacity far above that of the
ordinary pngilst be he palooka champion.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24

Say It sin't so, walled Myer.
as he found his way 10 the
Washington club house, and
the blank look In the eyes az
the business office staff told
Myer the newspapers were not
mistaken.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
TRAIN ON COL +

II Pete Muldoon. manager of the
Seattle hockey club. has ordered
strenuous golf sessions daily for
the members Of his squad.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24

However. Myer today Joins
the group of temporary hold
outs vino are not going to be
inveigled or beguiled into sign.
ing the first paper that comes
along from club headquarters.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24

Failure to realize on its In
Vulnerable offers from the lib.
erty line was costly to Dewitt
Prep, although the defeated
managed to count 13 points BIZ
this method. Dewitt, however,
recorded only four goals from.
the floor while the Eye Street
ers found the hoops on eight
times.