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SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS.
The following houses have
been traded in to US for larger
homes, so we can offer them at
special low terms and prices.
1117 9TH St. NE.
Six rooms and bath lot 2ox1lo to 1S-ft.
allsy ieap Prns st1 ssss6 Ours only ,sss
1912 D St. NE.
garage, pantry high-claSS neighborhood.
D st. cars at. at the .s deoT S96 our. or,v a. oso
1913 Potomac Ave. Sc.
eoncrete con 4et street e 0eS With 4s-tt parEins;
lVcS Only s4,sSSo. S.'N'
753 Princeton st. NV.
Fight rooms and bath, bnit:ip t:9 garsse.
Rsras eisT Dres DI s On euPs only
3416 Warder St. NV.
'FSs H 2S4! pais $3.50 s Sds Suss a'S only $3.50
1926 4th St. NE.
Cars pass the door. Open every night.
lnSgfis'. onis $3.50
1108 E St. NE.
Six rooms and bath. 3 porches. metal
% ReguiaT pzics. $3.50; ours, only $3.50
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 H St. NV.
District 0o08 and Oo0o.
$4,000 HOUSE FOR Sll,9oo.
ATTENTION COLORED BUYERS.
Splendid location on R street
near 10th street. Large, attrac-
tive dwelling; large lot to alley.
Carries first trust of $500 at
5H9o. See Joseph M. Wise.
corner Wisconsin avenue and N
street. Phone West 200.
1914 R ST. NV.
iS 70 ho%s Of n adrs p to
GsS7 GISoS7 N NV. I. 3. STEELE, Dec. ss7l. IS.
CoLoREp, SEE THIS HOME.
5340 GAY ST. NE.
.sscs eSDSon SHt6 on nt eec lights
1925 14tS WsPIE st' nv s JAMES 1Ps North oos,.
GoLoREp .sfd,si.SS sFd .S-BEAAuTIFygL R9oMs
month. Call Mr.. STEPHENS. Decatur 1851.
COLORED-6 ROOMS AND BATH, ELEC-
tricity, garaEe, etc; porches, tubs; near
l1th and Kenyon; below market price. West
CoLoRED-s ROOMS. H.-WH.. ELECTRIC
fly. cellar. etc; floors; near First and s;
low price and terms. Decatur 1850
CoLORED-IMMED1ATE POSSESSION;
rooms. tile bath, h.-w.h., electricity; irving
St. near 18th NV: small cash. North s70s
COLORED; lst AND SITS. NW.-s ROOMS
on 2 floors; h.-w. h, electricity; double ga-
Decatur 2o62. Mr.. DICKENS. sN''A'
COLORED-MANY. HOUSES FROM 4 TO IL
rooms, ami; sl00 cash. balance like rent.
Misnt st nv exShfngSs; Sat Ss77 HOLMES co. 1904
BROKERS ATTENTION : FULL COMMITS
brick house, stone front, semi-detached; enc
Northeast location. Decatur 1881 lSS
CoLoRED-NEW. GROOM BRICK. HW.H-,
e.eT, tsens sn PAN, Sard TO alley, Price $500;
AIKEN, s2T 18TH st. Nat. sSss; eve eve, e clsS. ~
CoLoEED. f.1.CI .atNIo AMP occscUPIEp3.dooD-cLAss
SesqDy snd nsItr stu make money rom rent
terms, Willard st. NV. Phone Cleveland
CoLoRED-l0 ROOMS, H.-W.H., TWO
baths elec.' gas. rear porches, tvo-car ga
rage good northwest section; price, ss.500;
coiored; near and & Fla. ave-7 r.. bath.
latrobe; price, 34.7So: g. H. KEETs. SIT Fla.
FOR COLORED.
rooms and bath. brick. Colonial front
condition Close to Howard University.
Price: $3.50 ,aEsasy Easy .r.. terms;
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE LOANS.
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

7s0 ACRES on LAND: LATLMER COUNTY: MY:
hsd oil lease to sign, but would not. What
am onered (all clear? Not even taxes
against Address Box s74-H, Star once.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

70 BUY FROM OWNER, on I ROOM
brick home in Northwest section; must Pc ne
be held confidential. Address Box 18Th
Star once. 10
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IEANING CITY.

LEAVING CITY.
Will sell $4,000 below actual cost. Colonial
brick, center-halI plan, best section CneVy
Chase, D. c.
First floor has living room, sun parlor.
library, dining room, breakfast room, kitch-
en-, pantry and hall closet.
Second floor has bed rooms ana paths.
Basement has maids room, bath and two
car heated garage. Lot 81 front. nne SHRUB
berry. In spotless and perfect conoitlon'
Property clear. Very easy terms.
Address Box l43-H, Star once.
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CORNER BRICK HOME.
9 ROOMS, BUILT-IN GARAGE.
All ,S00-TERMS.

A colonial type tapestry brick home, To-
eated IN one Of the prettiess northwestt t,-e sec.
and convenient to st. Gabriers Church,
public sch9ols stores and tranSp9ItatiSInl .nGG,
8 beautiful rooms, tiled bath and built-in
shower and tub, large kitchen with one:piece
sink, outside pantry. concrete cellar, built
In garage, in excellent condition; hardwood
hoors, hot-water heat, electric lights, AL
modern improvements, beautiful lawn with
shrubbery, nice rear yard. paved street ana
alley. This house originally sold for 3l39oO,
but has been reduced to Sl1,o00 for i'm
Call COLUMBIA 1914
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SALE--HOCSEg.

i4is Eye st. NV. Natl Ssos.
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1893 MONROE STREET NE.-NEW SIX
OWNER. 3409 2fth st. ne.
SIS ACRES IN MONT CO. METROPOLITAN
pike improved by 7-room. bath, h.-w.h.
house and outbulldings; sls,500 for quick
sale Adams 2064.
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Residence Combined With
Professional Offices

Mount Pleasant corner property.
9 rooms, z baths, Nokol burner, large ga
rage, ofdces on street level. - .
Telephone District 4747 or West 1881
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
E4H1a The HERALD SPORT SECTION aHHHa
Cochet Wins Cup For
France Another Year

Big Bill Tilden, himself a heroic
figure in many a Davis cup COM
bat, came through in gallant fash
ion, trouncing Jean Borotra, weak
er half of the French team, 40, 6-l,
rs.
The tall Philadelphian's victory
squared the series and left the issue
to be decided in he final singles
match between 0ocheG and George
Lott, 24-year-old dstar from the
University Of hicago, playing in
his first DAYS cup challenge round.
In q crisis like this, Cochet was
unbeatable. He Stormed his way
through Lofts defenSeS for a 6-1,
3-6, 60, 6-3, triumph.
American supporters obtained
their chief thrill, perhaps, on Sat-
urday when they saw the young
Americans, Wilmer Allison and
John Van Ryn, Wimbledon cham
pionS, trounce Cochet and Borotra
in the doubles in straight sets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
RECORD
MADE SHOOT
Brownsville Gunners Turn
In Highest Mark Made
In Local Club

Record-making skeet was shot
Sunday by the Brownsville Skeet
and Gun club when Bob Wade broke
148 out of $50 and Dave Young and
Jimmy George obtained perfect
25's. This is by far the best records
yet turned in at any one shoot of
the local club. Wade's Sunday mark
is believed to be near the worlds
record.
The lank lead sprayer's score by
rounds follow: 24-25-25-25-24-25. At
one point he made a run Of 79
straight hits. Wade's shooting has
been phenomenal Of late. Since
breaking his first 25's some time
ago, he has not failed to get at least
one perfect score at each shoot
since.
George obtained his second per-
feet score Sunday. He made a run
Of % straight before stumbling. He
shoots consistently in the 23's and
24S George is one of the most i'm
proved gunners on the squad. His
cores were less than average when
he began shooting but his work has
improved right along and he is now
one Of the best men on the squad.
Young is a newcomer to the select
IS circle. He is perhaps the young
est Skeeter in the Valley to obtain
this distinction. Dave has been up
among the leaders for some time.
He made a run of 90 straight Sun
day.
A great many Of 23's and 22's were
turned in Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29

Yesterday GWll kllllIlS dL
port, 7 to 3 and 8 to Z. Houston,
with Flint Rhem supplying a three
hit game in his initial start, swept
both ends of their double bill with
the Indians, 3 to 2 and 2 to l, to
hurdle the Cubs and go into the
runner-up position.
A whirlwind finish in which they
drove Cooper from the hill and
scored six luns in the past two
frames, enabled the Oilers to take
the first game of their Louisiana
bargain DILL. In the second tilt the
north countrymen reversed the pro-
cedure, slugging out eight runs in
the first three innings off as many
Sport FINGERS. Red Bennett, the
leagues leading clouter, hit 800 for
the day.
Old Paulio Wachtel gave the
Bluffs the jump on the Indians
when his splitter set NeWman'S war
riorS down with five blows in the
first game. His mates raped Andy
Messenger hard and often but did
not squeeze over the deciding runs
until the eighth.
The days two otSer double bills
were split. The Steers made it two
out of three in their series with
Fort Worth when they rallied late
IN the second tilt to win, 7 to S.
using up four Cat pitchers on thu
way. Buzz Phillips set the first
half champs down with six hits to
lick them, 5 to 2, in the first game.
Joe BonowitZ, Cat gardener. wreck
ed Dallas hopes in the opener with
a homer and two singles.
The Cubs hop over to Fort
Worth today for a series. Lii
Stoner, whose binding speed won
n games for Fort Worth back in
1923, was expected to make his first
start for the Cats since that event.
ual year. For that reason, a banner
crowd was expected at Pantherville.
Bill Harris, willowy young right
hander who is beginning to look
look n of the real finds of the
season, held the Exporters to three
blows as the Cubs won the starter.
z to l, from Robertson's hopefuls.
A nome run by Lyman Lamb in the
tlrst inning gave the Shippers their
only tally. The Cub star. who was
sold by Dallas early in the season,
struck out five batters. Tom
Vaughn, the Rookie from Muleshoe,
gave up only five hits and pitched
eight ~scoreless innings.
Tink Riviere had one Of his good
DAYS in the second game, giving up
only seven hits and winning in a
walk. 8 to 2. as his mates sent
Thurman to the showers and con-
tinued the attack on Dumovitch
Three Exporters homered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
HOPES

NEW YORK, July 29.-(P-Fistic
champions have been having a
tough time of it in recent weeks but
Sammy Mandell. king Of the light
weights, believes he can avoid the
current jinx when. crown on head.
he steps into the ring against Tony
Canzoneri at Chicago Friday night.
Fate has ben unkind to cham
oions recently, no fewer than four
having bit the dust last week. Joe
Dundee dropped his Welterweight
crown to Jackie Fields at Detroit:
Al Singer knocked out Andre Routis.
featherweight champion, in an
overnight fight: Mushv Callahan.
junior welterweight title-holder.
was soundly beaten by Jack Berg in
another non-titular battle, and AL
Brown. New York states nominee
for the bantamweight title. was out
pointed in a non-championship
bout bv Bat Battalino.
w. L. (Young) Stribling. Macon
heavyweight, meets Babe Hunt of
Ponca City. Okla. at Tulsa tonight
at about the same time Johnny
Risko. Cleveland rubber man, is
striving for vengeance in a 12-round
return meeting with Emmett Rocco,
pride of Elwood City, Pa, at Cleve-
land.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
TEXANS IN THE
BIG LEAGUES
EACH DAY

Phil Todt, Red Sox from San An
tonlo.-Four times up, one hit, nc
runs. Eight putouts, two assists, no
errors, Got a three Dagger, figured
in double play.
Charlie Berry, Red Sox from Dali
las.-Three times up, one hit, no
runs. -Four putouts, no assists, err
rors. Bot three Dagger.
Curtis Walker, Reds from Hous-
ton.-Three times up. n hit, no
runs. Two putouts. no assists. err
rorS. Batted in two runs. Stole
base.
Curtis Walker, double header
-Four times up, n hit, n run. One
putout, no assists, errors. Batted in
run.
Pinkie Whitney. Phils from San
Antonio hich.-Three times up, one
hit, run. No putouts, three assists,
no errors. Got 2-bagger.
Rogers HOrnSby. Cubs from Den
iSon.-Four times up, one hit, one
run. Two putouts, five assists, no
errors. Batted in run.
Guy Bush, Cubs from Wichita
Falls.-Held Phils to six hits over
mine innings and won To. Allowed
one base on balls and struck out
three. Up three times. n hit, one
run No putouts, two assists, no
errors.
Rip Collins, Browns from Dallas.
Last pitcher against Yankees. los
ing game. Allowed four hits in one
inning. Not up, no hits, runs. No
putoutS assists, errors.
ANDY Cohen, Giants from Waco
Five times up, one hit, one run.
Four putouts. one assist, no errors.
Figured in double play.
Jim Bottomley, Cards from Hous-
ton.-Three times up, one hit, no
runs. Nine putouts, no assists. err
rors. Got 2-bagger. Figured in
double play.
Walter Roettger. Cards from
Houston.-Four times up, no hits,
runs. No putouts, assists, errors.
Clarence Jonnard, Cards from
Houston.-Four time up, one hit,
one run. Three putouts, no assists,
errors.
Fred Farmhouse, Cards from
HoJston.-Allowed Giants 6 hits in
a % innings. Up twice, two hits,
two runs. No putouts, three as
sists. no errors.
Bill Hallahan. Cards from Hous-
ton.-Allowed Giants 2 hits in one
inning. Not up, nc hits, runs. No
putouts. assists. error.
Bib Falk, Indians from U. of t.
Five times up, three hits, one run.
Three putouts. one assist, no errors.
Batted in three runs. Got two
2-baggers.
Sam West, Senators from Roch-
ester.-Four times up. two hits. one
run. -Four putouts, no assists, err
rors. Got 2-bagger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
LICHTWEIGHTS
NEARLY READY
Mandell And Canzoneri
Enter Last Training
For Title Bout

CHICAGO, July 29.-(P)-Sammy
Ms.ndell. king of lightweights, and
Tony Canzoneri. challenger for the
Rockford sheik's title. today went
into the final stages of preparation
for their championship bout at Chi
cago Stadium Friday night.
Mandell faced the job of shedding
tire pounds by weighing in time.
but was unworried. He said he did
not plan to be more than an ounce
or two under the division limit of
1876 pounds when he climbed on the
scales Friday.
Canzoneri is concentrating on
speed, the question of weight caus-
ing him no trouble. He plans to
weigh in at 1873 pounds and is con-
fident he will be at the peak of
condition.
Both boxers will take their final
hard workouts Wednesday.
Mandell. who was a 2 to 1 favorite
over Canzoneri when the match was
made and two days ago had slipped
to a Z to 5 choice, today was back
to 2 to I. Since his layoff last
Thursday the champion has shown
all of his brilliant speed and greater
punching power than ever.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
TEXASBATTERS
RACE FOR MARK
Cub Outfielder Leads In
Hot Three-C ornered
Fight For Record

DALLAS, July 29.-(P-The race
for batting honorS IN the Texas
4 league has evolved into a hot
three-cornered fight between Black
! erby, Waco; Langford, Shreveport,
! and Benentt, Wichita Falls, with
. the Cub outfielder stubbornly cling
: ing to a slight margin.
Through Thursdays contests
BLACKBERRY, last years swat king,
had compiled a great average of
$40. Langford was second at 1868
and Bennett third with 1867. The
! terrific smuggling of Langford and
Bennett the last two weeks was
noteworthy, as both were playing on
the road.
/ Other leading hitters were Coop
er, Shreveport, .359; j. Moore, Dali
las, .357; Rosenthal, Dallas, 1855; R.
Moore, Dallas, 1854; Sullivan, Wich-
TIA, BAT; Kelly, Beaumont, SAT;
Starr, Shreveport, .347.
Cat Has Good Season
Eddie Moore, veteran Fort WORTH
center fielder, continues to enjoy
one Of the best seasons Of his ca
reer. The speedy little Cat was tied
with Whelan, Shreveport, in total
runs scored at 80, and was far
ahead Of the field in triples with
81. He seems certain to shatter
the league record Of rs made by
Ike Boone at San Atomic in 1928.
: Randy Moore, Dallas gardener,
had banged a total Of 159 hits to
hold his lead in that department,
with the i~rrepressible Eddie second
with $50. The Steer star also led
In doubles, SO, having displaced
Larry Cox, Fort Worth, with IS.
Although he was in the throes of a
batting slump during the past week
and failed to enhance his record,
Bob Sanguinet of the Cubs remain
ed far ahead of the field in the
homer race. He has hit Is for the
circuit, compared to 10 for Black
erby and Is for Mellano, his team
mates.
Houston in Light
Pepper Martin, Houston swift.
seems destined to make good his
promise to lead the circuit in base
thefts. He had 81 steals to his
credit through Thursday. Stewart,
Sport rookie, had Is and his team
mate, Whelan, 81.
Despite a loss to Houston Thurs
day, Charlie Barnabe, Dallas south
paw, still ranked as the leagues
leading pitcher with Is victories
and four defeats. Payne, Wichita,
and Caldwell, Waco, also had won
is games apiece. Messenger, San
Antonio, still was the leading strike
out artist with 90.
Shreveport took the lead in club
batting at .306, followed by Wich-
zita'S .305 and Dallas .304.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29

PARIS, July 90 Up Thanks
chiefly to that little tennis ma
chine, Henri Cochet, the Davis cup,
emblem of world team supremacy,
will remain in France for another
year.
The pick of United States talent
hopeful of recapturing the cup lost
to the tri-color il 1927, stormed the
French tennis ramparts when they
appeared weakest, only to fall back,
defeated almost single-handed by
Cochet'S mastery.
In a crisis like this, Cochet was
three matches to two, Cochet &C
counted for two of the three French
victories and walked off the courts
of Roland Garros stadium the I'M
disputed hero Of the series.
With the score standing two
matches to one against them, the
Americans had no more than an
outside chance to pull the series
out of the fire VIXEN the final days
play began yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
DEFEAT
YANKEES Fl.
Jeffries And Schaffner Hurl
Hit Ball In Close
Contest
Especial to The Herald)

N0PCNAdl W Lie 11CIdlQJ
HARL1NGEN, July %. - The
Central Power and Light company
PentagonS took the Brownsville
Yankees into camp here Sunday by
a score of two to one. Dick JEFF
fries was too much for the Sol
diers, Tightening in the pinches. He
allowed them but one run and seven
hits, striking out thirteen. The hits
we're kept well scattered.
Capt. Williams was back on the
job for the Powermen and, with
the assistance of Dish" Clements,
outsmarted the Soldiers for a win.
The Yankees got the same number
OF hits as the Pents with only n
error behind Pitcher Shaffer, while
the Jeffries had to contend with
three hobbies. Salinas, formerly Of
the Hatmakers, was behind the
plate for the Yanks, and turned in
a good game for Manager Navarro.
This is the second time that the
PentS have taken the Soldiers for 4
ride by close scores, the first game
being a two to nothing affair.
Dish" Clements was not used in
Sundays tilt but is gradually
rounding into shape for the hard
games that the team has scheduled
for August and September. Games
with Kingsville, San Antonio and
Yoakum as well as games with the
Mission 3o-30s and Donna are be-
ing scheduled.
RI hOv enoro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
OFFICIALS PET
x X y
GOAT DEPORTED
y y =
AS UNDESIRABLE

WASHINGTON, July 2.-(P-
William Hamilton Bones is lost.
The pet goat, in which Secre-
tary Stimson shares a paternal
interest with Captain Eugene A.
Reigner, his military aide while
he was governor general Of the
Philippines. was last reported
aboard a ship bound out Of San
Francisco, leaving behind the
country which refused him adj
mission as an undesirable alien
goat.
Those close to the secretary
said today that William Hamil-
ton Bones apparently lost pa
tience with authorities at San
Francisco in charge Of goat i'm
migration, who denied him adj
mission because of a quarantine
on his kind, and is returning to
his native Hawaiian or Philip
pine haunts. Who is responsible
for his trip or exactly where he
is going was not known, however.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29

Cubs increased their lead over
Pittsburgh to two and a half games
by trouncing the Phillies again, 7
to 2, for their seventh successive
victory. Guy Bush won his 14th
game of the season against a single
defeat, giving the Phils six hits.
John McGraw's New York Giants
pounded Alexander, Farmhouse
and Hallahan for 10 hits and beat
st. Louis, 1915. Mel OFT got his 28th
homer of the season.
Cincinnati IAN its winning streak
to five by beating Brooklyn in both
ends of a double bill, 4-3 anu rs.
The Reds punched their five hits
off William Watson Clark to good
advantage in the first game. In the
second Dazzy Vance was hit hard
and retired for a pinch batsman
after pitching the first sever in
ningS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29

NOME run by the n ana only
George Herman Ruth to enable the
Yankees to down the st. Louis
Browns, To, in II innings and cut
the Athletics lead to ten games.
With the score tied at 6-all in the
18th, Ruth, the first man at bat,
drove the ball into the bleachers
for his oath homer of the season.
Lou Gehrig had hit his 25th homer
in the first inning with one on.
A four-run rally in the ninth gave
Cleveland a 8 to 6 triumph over
Washington. 1t was the Indians
third in a row over the Senators.
Aided by a home run and two
singles by Marty McManus, De-
troit's rookie pitcher, Kyle Graham,
won his first game in the American
league, beating the Boston Red Sox,
So. Graham gave up only nine hits
and BANKED the Sox after the third
inning.
In the National club, the Chicago
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
WEAVES 24-O
SPELL OVER CUBS

The Machine Gun Troop Cubs"
made an inauSpiciouS start Sunday
when they were defeated 24-0 on the
Palm Courts diamond by the
Palmer Hat Makers.
- Clemente Garcia, veteran Browns
vile player, held the Cubs to two
was hit with frequency. Errors aid
was hit with frequency. Errors aid
ed in Boosting the HatterS, score.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
Aztecs Add Three
Straight to Lead
Especial to The Herald)

SAN BENITO. July 29.-The Az
tees heightened their winning
streak to three straight games Sun
day, when Estelle Barby bested Van
Pelt IN a pitching duel over the La
Feria nine. Van Pelt famed Is of
the San Benito batters while Darby
famed seven of the La Feria men,
but was the more effective in the
pinches. and helped to win his own
game in the second inning after
Waitman and Roberts each hit sin
giles.
La Feria scored three runs In the
fourth. They scored again in the
eighth when Ainsworth hit a hot
liner through third base and on
through the left fielder's legs for a,
home run.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29

DUBLIN. Rl-The influx of
American tourists promises to ex-
coed past records by Is per cent
Steamship companies report heavy
bookings until September. Several
lines are docking 1T Galway whicr
hopes to rival Cobb as a port for
American vessels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
RAYMONDVILLE
GRID SQUAD
MEETS TODAY

% 1IIE
R~AYMONDVILLE, July 30
King Football will raise his head
IN the Valley for the first time
his season here at 7:30 p. m.
when Prof. H. v. Standby will
meet with all athletes intending
20 go out for football.
The meeting will be held at
;he high school auditorium.
The new school head plans to
get football training under way
1t an early date, he says.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, (P)-
PheasantS have been turned loose
On the island both to increase the
number Of game birds and to aid
in checking the havoc caused by in
sects. The United States Agricul-
tural Experiment station here has
asked hunters not to shoot any Of
the birds for three years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29

KOENIGSBACH, Germany, (P)-
Despite Germany's northern eli
mate there is a lemon tree in a
park here which bears fruit each
year, sometimes as much as 100
pounds. On an island in Lake
Constance are a number of banana
plants which in warm summers
give ripe fruit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29
HOUSTON TO SUCCEED WORK

WASHINGTON, July 27.-(P)-
Claudius Huston. of Tennessee, is
being mentioned frequently in
speculation on the successor to HUI
bert Work as chairman of the re-
publican national committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Sundays Results
Cincinnati Al. Brooklyn Us.
Chicago z. PHILADELPHIA 2.
New York 10. st. Louis S.
Only games scheduled.
Mondays Schedule
Philadelphia 1T Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York ct St. Louis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-29

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sundays Results
Detroit 5. Boston 3.
New York 7. st. Louis s.
Cleveland 8. Washington s.
Only g1Mes scheduled.
Mondays Schedule
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Only game scheduled.