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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Boys Wear at
Savings

(69) Boys Winter Hats and
Caps. Were $1.95. FRI
day only $1.45.
(54) Boys Winter Hats and
Caps. Were $1.45. FRI
day only csc.
(11) Boys Winter Hats and
Caps. Were csc. Friday
only Soc.
% Boys Bath Robe; size
IL. Was $3.95. Friday
only $2.95.
CD Boys All-wool Lumber.
jack; size 8. Was $4.95.
Friday $3.49.
CD Boys AIl-wool Lumber
jacks; size Is. Were
$6.95. Friday only SASS.
(31) Boys Corduroy Kniek-
ers; sizes Is to Is. We're
$l.95. Friday only $l.4s.
COO Boys Corduroy Knick-
ers; sizes IS to II. Were
$2.48. Friday only $1.79.
CD Boys Whipcord Riding
Pants; size Is. Were
$2.98. Friday only $1.95.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
SO Silk & Wool
Sport Frocks
Were $1O95
S4.45

Smartly tailored one
and two piece models
in grey, navy, tan, red.
brown, light blue and
black. just so to 60 at
this price!
ca Tan Cloth Dresses.
Were $16.5O. FRI
day only $s.95.
T) Cloth D resses,
sizes II and Is.
Were $5.95. Friday
only $1.e5.
(6) Velvet Blouses.
Were $4.95. Friday
only $2.95.
G9) Chenille Blouses.
Were $4.95. Fri
day only $2.95.
(14) Crepe Blouses.
Were $2!95. FRI
day only $1.25.
% White Broadcloth
Blouses. Were $1.95.
Friday only 75c.
CO. Slip-over Sweat
ers-slightly soiled.
Were $1.95. Friday
only 81.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

Gated by Klickitat County citizens as
a memorial to their soldier dead.
The memorial, to be dedicated May
30, was given to the county by Sam
Hill, millionaire railroad man and
philanthropist. The central piece in
the memorial, as in Stonehenge, is a
sacrificial altar This, Mr.. Hill believes,
is symbolic of American soldiers who
sacrificed their lives on the altar OF
patriotism.
Foundations for the memorial were
started on June 8, 1918. five months be-
fore the World War ended. The memo
rial. like the original in the south Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Fifth Floor Specials

3 to 10 Yard Lengths Gre
tonne. Was Soc yd. FRI
day only, yd. Csc.
(15) Table Runners of dam
ask or velour. Were S9c.
Friday only 45c.
(11) Odd Window Shades,
assorted colors. Were
69c. Friday only CSC.
CAS- yds.) Figured Wolfe;
good for curtains. Was
35c yd. Friday only, yd.,
Csc.
GOO yds.) Remnant Lengths
Rayon and Alpaca. Was
29c yd. Friday only, yd.,
15c.
go yds.) Remnant Lengths
Colored Figured Marqui-
settle. Was 29c yd. Fri
day only, yd., 15c.
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Toilet Goods Specials

(45) 3-pc. Perfume Sets
face powder, perfume and
toilet water. Were Csc.
Friday only Ice.
5(16) Mfg. Pearl on Amber
Manicure Sets; assorted
colors in leatherette roll
up cases. Were $3.95.
Friday only $1.95.
(13) Assorted Single Com.
pacts. Were soc to Use.
Friday only 35c.
80 Tourist Cases with Zip
per fasteners. Were 81 .39.
Friday only CSC.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Women's and
ChIdren's Shoes

(37 Prs.) Women's Strap
Pumps and Step-ins; alli-
gator, patent leather, sat
in. Were $3.50 to $40.
Friday only $3.50.
(35 Prs.) Women's Pumps,
in patent leather and other
desirable feathers; all re-
cent styles. Were much
more. Friday only $1.29.
$50 Prs.) Misses Shoes; tan
elk with wing tips; also
patent leather; welt soles.
Were $3.95. Friday only
$1.79.
(26 Prs.) Children's High
Lace Shoes; tan blucher
style; sizes 81 to 8. Were
$2.75. Friday only $l.15.
Second Floor
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been assigned to his home during his

been assigned to his home during his
illness.
MARQUIS Henri de Sombreuil took Of
tense at some remark made by Georges
Chapreau which he considered re-
Election upon all the newspaper men
who had waited patiently day IN and
CAV out for news of the marshal.
A challenge followed and early this
morning they met. De Sombreull tlred
into the ground, while Chapreau's but
let went wild.
The combatants shook hands then
and retired to the nearest cafe to bind
their reconciliation with a hot drink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Forecasting by Feet.

CADIZ, KY. CP.-Basing their pre-
lictions on the size of his feet, which
are 1919 inches from heel to toe. four
physicians have prophesied that 10
uear-old Robert Wadlow of Alton will
become feet tall. At present he is
feet inches and weighs 211 pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Notions at Small

Prices
(35) Sanitary Step-ins; some
lace trimmed, flesh and
white. Were 81. Friday
only 39c.
CD .Girdles, slightly soiled.
Were SIPS. Friday only
75c.
(25) Fancy Rubber Aprons;
some with floral designs.
Were 81. Friday only
Acc.
(25) Aristo Hair Nets; not
all colors. Were Csc. Fri
day only, doz., 15c.
(50) Shoe Mitts with Polish;
black and brown; fine for
travelling. Were much
more. Friday only Zoe.
(5O) "Klean Kans" inserts
Of paper for garbage
cans. Were 10c. Friday
only SC.
Street Floor
Linens Are $500 Less
(13) Linen Damask Break
fast Cloths, in floral de-
signs; neatly hemstitched.
Were $3.50. Friday only
$1.S5.
90 Waffle Weave Linen
Lunch Sets with lavender
stripe; cloth and 6 nap
kins. Were $3.25. Fri
day only $3.50.
(1O) Madeira Kerchief
Cases; fine white linen.
Were soc. Friday only
SIC.
CD 5-Piece Linen Breakfast
Sets-blue, orchid and
green, with stenciled de-
sign. Were SITS. FRI
day only 89c.
go 36-ln. Rayon Covers for
tables. Were $3.75. FRI
day only SITS.
(l8) Turkish Bath Mats, in
lovely color combinations.
Were So. Friday only
$2.25.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
SaUe on Corsefs

(75) Medium and Short
Length Corsetlettes, bone
less, inner belt and dia-
phragm styles; and wrap
around and back lacing
corsets. Wer~ So to SIS.
Friday only $1.64 to $1.94.
60 Adjustable side-lacing
Maternity Corsets, of bro
cade and elastic. Were
So to IS. Friday only
$1.34.
(7) Madras CorsetIettes,
with or without diaphragm
belts. Were $2.95 and So.
Friday only SOC and csc.
(28) Side and Back Closing
Brassieres Of figured and
striped madras. Were soc.
Friday only SOC.
Second Floor
Third Floor Specials
CD Turquoise Blue Brocade
Negligee, ostrich trimmed.
Was. $14.95. Friday only
$9.95.
(3O) Dresses and Uniforms
in broken size and color
range. Were $l.95. FRI
day only S9c.
(D Peach Color Crepe de
Chine Negligee, self en-
broidered; soiled. Was
.f$4.95. Friday only $3.50.
60 Rayon Kimonos, side
closing; lace trimmed.
Were $4.95. Friday only
$3.50.
Co Nurses Cloth White
Uniforms; soiled. Were
$4.95. Friday only $2.S9.
(6) Dresses of printed broad
cloth and rayon. Were
$2.9S. Friday only $1.S9.
Third Floor
100 Women's Linen
Kerchiefs, Were SOC
35c
Fine white linen kerchiefs
with s-inch hens and en-
broidered corners.
CD Women's Umbrellas.
Were $5.95. Friday only
$4.39.
(2) Women's Umbrellas, all
silk. Slightly imperfect.
Were $4.95. Friday only
$3.50.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Women's and
Misses Dresses
Were $3.50
S1O.95

Printed crepes and
georgettes - smartly
styled for early Spring
wear. Broken size and
color ranges.
Cd Il e aven Blue
Transparent Velvet
Dinner Dress, size
AZ. Slightly soiled.
Was SIS. Friday
only $19.75.
(15) Wool Georgette
Street Dresses---
smart street shades;
sizes So to 40. Were
$3.50. Friday only
$3.50.
(D Covert Cloth Coat
Dress, red with
tan trim; size 50.
Was $3.50. FRI
day only $12.50.
CD Satin Dinner
Dresses, flesh and
mint; sizes Is and
Is. Were SIS. Fri
day only $3.50.
(25) Misses Street and
Afternoon Dresses,
crepes and geor-
gettes, dark shades.
Were So. Friday
only $6.95.
go Misses Evening
Dresses, light pastel
sh a d es. Slightly
soiled. Were So.
Friday only SIS.
ca Sequin Cocktail
Dinner ia c kets,
black, and black
with gold. Size Is.
Were SIS. Friday
only $3.50.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

England, is l08 feet In diameter. Each
stone in nodded into duplicate of the
corresponding stone in the English
landmark. On many of the stones will
be placed bronze plates upon which
names of the soldier dead will be
carved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
GUNBOAT HITS ROCKS.
Hole Is Punched in Hull of British
Craft.

HONGKONG. February IA UP).-The
British river gunboat Moth. 645 tons.
struck the Webster Rocks near Wuchow
yesterday and had a hole punched in
her hull. She shipped considerable
water.
The warships Tarantula and Moorhen
are standing by her awaiting salvage
crew from this place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

ings in the House of Commons on the
financial measures, which follow the
budget. it may be possible to hold the
election in the third week of May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

-
60 Strands Imported (Mfg.)
Pearls 49, in d stru ctible.
Three-row styles. Were
$1.45. Friday only CSC.
60 Necklaces, with Sterling
chains and crystals. Were
sec. Friday only Ice.
90 Strands colin. (Mfg.)
Pearls-gold colored. Were
SITS. Friday only $l.75.
(4O) Plain Gold Collar But
tons. Were CSC. Friday
only 39c.
60 Black Cords. with gold
plated slides. Were $50.
Friday only 81.
ca Stick Pins--gold plated.
Were $3.50. Friday only
CSC.
6 Pro- Cuff Links-gold
plated. Were 69c. FRI
day only sec.
% Woman's Gold-Filled
Watch. 15-jewel move
ment. Was So. Friday
only Sc.
go Cold-Plated Bill Hold
ers. Were 39c. Friday
only ice.
ca Silver-Plated Mesh Bags.
Were $1.95. Friday only
81.
(s) Set. of Baby Jewelry.
Were 81. Friday only 69c.
(l0) Silver Plated Com
pacts. Were $3.50. Fri
day only 81.
Cd Sterling Vanity-will
hold coins and bills. Was
$12.s5. Friday only $40.
Street Floor
Bargains for Girls
50 Girls Wool Jersey
Dresses, one and two piece
styles; tan, blue, rose and
green; sizes IL and II
years. We're $5.95 to
$7.95. Friday only $1.95.
60 Girls Wool Crepe
Dresses, red, green and
blue; sizes 8 to IA. Were
$7.95. Friday only $2.95.
60 Girls Velvet Dresses,
green and blue, in sizes
10 years. Were $5.95 TO
$7.95. Friday only $2.95.
(6) Girls Jersey Dresses, as
sorted colors, in sizes z to
ID years. Were $3.95 and
$5.95. Friday only $2.s5.
(5) Girls Velvet Dresses,
smart styles, in brown, red,
and green; sizes 10 to IA
years. Were $7.95 to
$1O.95. Friday only $5.95.
CD Girls French Serge
Regulation Frocks, navy, in
sizes s to IL years. Were
$1O.95. Friday only $5.95.
CD Girls Navy Serge Regu-
lation Frocks; sizes s and
10 years. Were $6.95.
Friday only $3.95.
% Girls Navy Serge Regu-
lation Frock; size 8 years.
Was $5.95. Friday only
$2.95.
(1O)l Girls Wash Frocks,
with bloomers; sizes 7 to
10 years. Were $2.95
and $3.95 values. Friday
only $1.95.
Fourth Floor
SilUerrUare Reduced
60 Large Serving Pieces,
cold meat forks and berry
spoon. Were 81. FRI
day only CSC.
ca Genuine Pyrex Casse-
roles, plated mountings.
Were $3.50. Friday only
So.
% Sterling Silver Salt and
Pepper, large size. Was
81. Friday only S..
(13) Anthony Cigarette
Boxes. Were soc. FRI
day only Csc.
u PESO Glassware; perfume
bottles, sugar and cream
sets, and oil cruet. Were
CSC. Friday only Csc.
% Pr. Silver Plated Can
dlesticks, hammered. Was
$4.95. Friday only SO.
% Pr. Silver Plated Cam
delsticks, plain. Was $3.50.
Friday only $3.50.
% Round Vegetable Dish,
accompaniment style. Was
$3.50. Friday only $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Wash Fabric
Remnants
121c Yd.

Percales, no m p err
cloths, ging h a m s,
crepes, cotton prints,
satines, voiles, dimities,
rayon and silk and
cotton ixtur 8.
Lengths / to S yards.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Foster Ideal
Bed Outfits
We're $685.
S25.75

Two styles solid
panel or solid and
cane panel bed-eorn-
plete with Simmons
coil springs and good
quality layer felt mat
tress. Sizes ; fl. 3 in,
4 f., 4 fl. 6 in.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
155 Smart Leather
HANDBAGS. sec

Drastically reduced for
quick selling t o m orr w!
Pouch and underarm styles
of calf, goat and lizard
grain--in the wanted colors.
Neatly finished.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
New Shaw Play.

LONDON up. - George Bernard
Shaw has written a new play, "The
Apple Cart" Shaw describes the work
as IAN ultramodern play as unlike St.
Joan as anything could be-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
SEEK EARLY ELECTION.
Britain Speculates as to Date for
General Ralloting.

LONDON, February IA H).--Specu-
lation is increasing as to the date of
the coming general election. There is
considerable support for the belief that
the poll will be held in the last week
of May.
All parties are anxious to get the
contest over and by rushing proceed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
FOCH CORRESPONDENTS
ENGAGE IN GUN DUEL
Neither Injured, French Reporters
Retire to Cafe to Bind Recon-
citation With Drink.

Ey the Associated Press.
PARIS. February 1.-THE illness OF
Marshal Foch had an unexpected re-
percussion this morning in a duel be-
tween two newspaper men who have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
DUPLICATE OLD ALTAR
AS SOLDIER MEMORIAL

Mary Hill, Wash, Citizens to Re-
produce Stonehenge, British
Landmark.
MARY HILL, Wash, CP.--Stone-
henge, built 1000 years ago by Britons
as a place of worship, is being dupli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Fur Goats Reduced!

% Hudson Seal, krimmer
trimmed. Was 1898. FRI
day only $195.
"a Black Pony, skunk trim
med. Was $295. Friday
only $145.
% Black Pony, novelty
style. Was $19S.75. FRI
day only sos. y
% Novelty Calf, nutria
trimmed. Was $295. Fri
day only $145.
(D Novelty Calf, barnducci
trimmed. Was $19S.75.
Friday only SOS.
CD Stenciled Calf. Was
$19s.75. Friday only sos.
"a Pony, fox trimmed. Was
$19S.75. Friday only $91.
ca Marmot Coats. Were
$198.75. Friday only sos.
ca Calf Coats. Were 500.
Friday only $45.
Cd Beaverette Coat, fitch
trimmed. Was SIPS. Fri
day only $50.
Cd Natural Squirrel. Was
1898. Friday only $195.
Second Floor
Rug Prices Droni
% 11.3x12 Rose Rug, of
fine quality carpet. Was
SIS. Friday only SIS.
CD Steel Door Mats, 30x4S;
will not curl up. Were
$5.25. Friday only $l.9S.
(D 9x12 Pabco De Luxe Felt
Base Rug; damaged. Was
$9.95. Friday only $3.95.
% 9x10.6 Artext Felt Base
Rug; d a m ed. Was
$5.75. Friday only $1.95.
Geo Yds.) Felt Base Floor
Covering; good designs;
remnant lengths. Was 49c
SO. yd. Friday only, SO.
yd.. 29c.
(75 Yds.) Inlaid Linoleum
Remnants: $1.5O SO. yd.
Friday only, SO. yd., csc.
"a Chenille Rugs, 24x36;
damaged. Were SITS.
Friday only $1.75.
I'D Chenille Rugs, 36x72;
damaged. Were $12.95.
Friday only $6.95.
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Saue on Bedwear

Saue on BedOear
(22) Part-Wool Blankets,
grey block plaid, 7oxs0
inches. Finished with sat
cen bindings. Were $4.95.
Friday only $3.50.
CD Moire Rayon Pillow Bed
Sets-with ruffled inserts
on each side. Green, Law
ender and blue. Double
bed size. Were SIS. FRI
day only $13.45.
60 Layer Felt Mattresses,
soft and resilient. Cover
ed with good quality tick
ing. Slightly soiled. Were
$12.95. Friday only $s.95.
Third Floor
54In. Wool Coating
Reduced
All Wool Coating, basket
weave, in tan and brown,
blue and tan, and attrae-
tive Spring mixtures. Was
$3.50 yard. Friday only,
yd., $3.50.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
20 Jr. Misses
Rroadcloth
Coats, $21
Were S35 and
S39.75

A splendid oppor-
tunity to buy a hand
some coat for the rest
of this-and next year
at drastic reductions.
Richly furred - and
satin lined. Sizes 13
to IL.
"a Jr. Misses Coats
of fine broadcloth
with satin or crepe
Innings. Luxuriously
furred. Sizes IS to
II. Were $3.50.
Friday only $29.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Furniture Bargains

60 Ma h ogany Finished
Night Stands; slightly
damaged. Were $3.95.
Friday only $l.95.
ny Solid Mahogany Tea
Wagon; slightly damaged.
Was $3.50. Friday only
SLABS.
% Fiber Chair, upholstered
se-. and back; damaged.
Was $12.95. Friday only
$9.75..
% Walnut Veneer Cedar
Chest, console type. Was
$27.50. Friday only
$14.95.
% 5-Pc. Breakfast Room
Suite, in blue and grey.
Was $19.95. Friday only
$l4.95.
EsFtk FLAIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Knitted Underwear
III off

(13) Women's Knee-length
Pants; part-wool medium
weight. Were 79c. FRI
day only sec.
(11) Vests with Dutch necks
and elbow length sleeves.
Were 79c. Friday only
59c.
(67) ChiIdren's Union Suits,
broken sizes. Were 81.
Friday only soc.
(I5) Girls Rayon Slips;
pink. Were $3.50. Fri
day only csc.
(15) Girls Rayon Boomers.
Were ST.. Friday only
69c.
(20) Glove Silk Vests, pink,
peach and orchid; 80 to
AZ. Were $1.29. Friday
only csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
54-In. Wool Coating
Reduced

atty finished buttonholes
: broadeloth, oxford and
collar-attached styles.
go 2ayon 6yoeaded
Robes, with satin col
lars and silk cords.
Were $3.50. Friday
only $5.95.
(lO) Prs. Mems Broad
cloth Pajamas, mostly
size A. Were $l.95.
Friday only 9Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
White Broadcloth Shirts
Only 2O9-Were $I.35 to $1.95
Csc
S5C

Well taiIored-with nea
and seams! OF fine quality
jacquard--neckband and
Sizes 1874 to Is.
(76) Prs. Mems Hose
wool and silk and
wool-mostly light
shades. Sizes 10 to
11L. Were Use to
81. Friday only acc.
(15) Plain Colored Silk
Shirts. Were $7.95.
Friday only $3.95.
Street Fl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Art NeedIeuork

Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

Basement Store
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Registrations of
Births on Increase

MALLEN. Sept. Ga. Nix and
tary @. c. Seawell Thursday made
public figures lich indicated that
registration Of vital statistics is be-
ing given more careful attention as
the result OF an appeal made re-
Gently through newspapers through
out Hidalgo county at the instance
Of Jesse r. Nichols Of Austin. spe-
cial agent for The federal census
bureau. Nichols statement declared
that Hidalgo cour-y's death rate
would appear unusually high as the
result Of failure to register births
unless immediate steps were taken
TO improve the record.
Secretary Seawell's figures showed
that thus far this year, 204 births
have been registered In McAllen,
"A OF this number peing for births
occurring between the years Of
1904 and 1928. A total Of only Isl
births were registered during the
entire year OF 1925.
In 1923. PSI births we're recorded
as compared with 2i3 deaths. Thus
far IN 1929. 204 births have been
recorded with i23 deaths.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
COLEMAN LEADS
IN WEST TEXAS
Midland Forfeiss Final Game
After Dispute Over
Field Selection

COLEMAN. Texas. Sept. 5.-tPl-
Coleman today claimed the title In
the West Texas league by virtue Of
a game which Midland forfeited
yesterday by failing 10 appear here
for the seventh and deciding con-
test of the play-0ff series.
The Midland team failed to show
up because Of an argument Owe the
method Of selecting the field for
the deciding game. The president
OF the league. Dave T.. Sn0dgrass.
and Leon l.. Shield. president Of the
Coleman club. both said they under
stood the game was to be played In
Coleman under a gentleman's
agreement. The original play called
for two games In n town. two
games in the other. and then one
game in each town. After that. II
a seventh game was necessary. the
field was 10 be selected BY tossing a
coin.
According to Shield. Arch Thorn
as. president Of the Midland club.
agreed Sunday to play the final
game in Coleman if the Coleman
team would agree to play the fifth
game. scheduled for Coleman, IN
Midland.
NO CO was tossed. and Snod-
grass ordered John King Of the
Midland club to have his team IN
Coleman yesterday for the final
game. When the team failed TO APP
pear q forfeit was declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
SCORPIONS MAY
Get new STARS
Reported Several Valley
Grid Players Nav Enter
Junior College

Little can be learned as 10 the
prospects for the Brownsville Jun
Tor college Scorpion football team
until the squad is called out for
first practice At present 10 APP
pears as there will be only two let
ter men back, Santos Ceyanes and
Cuellar. There is a possibility that
Max Shapiro will get back in har-
ness, but there has been no definite
decision on Max's part as yet.
1t IS understood that several VAL
ley stars are considering entering
the Junior college. Among Their.
are Dodson, WEIGH and Carter Of
San Benito. Pipkin Of Main Ave
nue. (San Antonio) is said likely ID
come here.
The coaching staff Is making an
effort to build up interest in ath-
letics for the coilegians. A small
student body has hampered opera
tons in the past, but program Of
expansion viii be launched this
year, 1t Is said.
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Americans Get Chance
At II. 9. Tennis Title

FOREST HILLS. nv. Y.. Sept. c.
LPl-For the first time since 1925.
the national tennis singles cham
pionship OF the United States will
90 70 some one other than a French
man. Not because Frances grip or
world tennis hnrors has started to
weaken. brit because not one OF .en-
mis- stars from the land of the Iwa
color has cen fit TO enter the 1879
characteristic.
With the French big threer-La
coste- Borotra and Cochat-out of
the picture. prospects are bright for
William III Tilden. 2nd. of Philadel-
phia. to capture the title for the sew
enth time. IN his half W the draw
are III wv. Austin, of ENGLAND: Ber-
kelley Bell. or Austin. Texas: John
Van Ryn. on East Orange. ". w:
Tamio Abe. of Japan. German Up
mann. Cuba. and John Doeg. Santa
Monica, al seeded PLAYERS.
Play I'm the championship VIII
start tomorrow.
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SPUDS HOLDING
REMNANT LEAD
Drive By Bluffs or Sports
Might Give Eithe~ Team
Edge In Teas League

With 10 days Of play remaining
and the Spudders playing indiffer-
ent baseball, there still Is q mathe-
NAUTICAL possibility for q couple OF
teams to beat the favoriteS 10 the
tape, but the average fan already
regards the thing as in the bag,
They are looking forward now 70 the
playoff between Galloway's men and
the inconsistent Dallas Steers
The fact Is, neither OF the clubs
with a chance to overhaul the Spud-
ders is doing anything about u. II
either Houston or Shreveport could
launch a determined drive right now
1t would pep things up immeasura-
bly,. They are hampered somewhat
in that direction BY the fact that
they are battling each other all over
the lot.
The Waco Cubs are taking partic-
Clar delight in making monkeys out
Of the leaders. Last week they made
the Audders sick Of Katy park, and
yesterday they took the heirs APP
parent in their own back yard, z 70
2. The setback meant little to the
Oilers. however. a the Butts were
dropping a heartbreaker TO Shreve-
port. s to 5.
Homers played a big part IN the
Cubs attack. Joe Mellano slapped
one i'm the second with the haSsocks
loaded. This. IN view OF Lefty Stems
steady chunking. proved sufficient 10
win, but George Blackberry raped
another further on. II was his thirty
third of the season and his fourth
in three days.
Big Jim Moore. who has been the
fair-haired boy at Dallas the last
several months. proved the goat OF
the Steers opener with Beaumont,
His muff of Lambs lazy fly IN the
sixth paved the way for three ship
pers' runs. Paul EaSterling blasting
a homer Immediately thereafter with
two aboard. Huber's four-bagger
scored the other export run. Dark
ness halted the melee after 10 in
nings with the count 4 to 4.
The Cats jumped on Skinny o.
Neal for five runs in the first and
downed the Indians without much OF
a struggle. z TO .. in their opener.
Jimmy Walkup allowed eight hits
and received fine support.