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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-04
ODDS STILL WITH BOBBY
ASsMATCH PLAY STARTS
Romans Ties Emperor for Medal and Dunlap Gives
e-1 Game Exhibition to Feature Qualifying
Round of National Amateur.
BY ALAN J. GOULD,
Associated prets Sports Editor.

Calf, September 4The boys have come out
- Qualifying trihe bueted and It's
the amateur golf championship Of
a United States
hazards Of Pebble Beach by Bobby
Jones Romans who tied for medal honors with totals OF M
3hoe qualifying skrmsh the 81 survivors
paired for the elimination match play today Two sho rounds
abruptly paired to select eight for the quarter finals tomorrow over
the 36-ho1e route
Although first by college boy from the University Of
California Angeles Gibson Dunlap the opening day OF the
after holes
coegan Romans of Princeton Bobby Jones
defense Of his without shift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-04

ington 1. The east had 6, the midwest
4. and Great Britain of the remainder.
With one each to carry the banner of
Dixie entry happens to be Robert Tyre
Jones, Jr., Of Atlanta, Ca, the winner
four times in the last five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-04
Cards of Leading Six
In Amateur Tourney

PEBBLE BEACH, Calf, September
P).--YesterdAy' card of Qualiders
who scored better than $50 follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-04
PALACE PREPs MEET.

Palace Prep foot ball team candidates
are to meet tonight at 496 G street
southwest New and old aspirants are
urged to report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-04
BY. FRANCIS POWERS.

EBBLE BEACH, Calf, Septem-
Der 4.-Chick. Evans, the only
msn ever TO win both American
i golf championships in the same
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01

u love and
friendship, leading UP to a thrill
ing rescue at sea of a rammed
submarine with its crew of trap
ped men. is developed with great
skill in the latest Columbia sound
presentation, Submarine now
showing at the Palace theater.
McAllen.
Submarine" tells the story Of
Jack Dorgan and Bob Mason. petty
officers of the United States navy
and inseparable friends, who ex-
perience many exciting adventures
in the South Seas. They are sep
arated when Bob is transferred TO
a submarine. Jack. returning to
Frisco. meets a girl at q dance hall
and marries her without much ado.
For a time they are happy but
when Jack is away for < few weeks
his wife. Bessie. returns TO the gay
life Of the dance hall. And there
she meets Bob. They carry on an
affair. although Bob hasn't the
slightest idea that Bessie is Jacks
wife. Unfortunately. Jack Is forced
TO leave Bessie and Bob alone for
a short time and when he returns
he finds Bessie in Bob's arms. or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
SHELTERS BEAT
DONNA SEXTET
Mercedes Delegation Here
Today For Practice Go
With Local Club

A delegation from Mercedes are
to arrive here this afternoon to join
with members of the BatSell Wells
Skeet club in a practice shoot at
Batsell Wells club at 4 p. m. The
visitors are contemplating forming
a similar club III their city and come
here to familiarize themselves with
the idea.
The local team will continue prac-
ticing throughout the next couple of
weeks in preparation for a second
match with the Donna team. 1t is
expected that the two teams will
meet again in two weeks.
Sunday. the Brownsville first team
took the long end Of the count to
beat the Donna aggregation. The
score was. Brownsville, 233. and
Donna, 229.
The Brownsville first team that
defeated Donna was composed Of
+. w. Markussen. DR.. Eisman. H. D.
Seago, J. II. Batsell, r. G. Wade and
Harry Richardson. MarkusSen and
Eisman tied for high honors with a
mark Of Al each out Of a possible so.
The Donna squad was composed
OF w. Anderson, Wilmoth. B. Cole.
w. f. Arnold. w. G. Weaver and
Beard. Arnold and Weaver split
honors with 43 each for high score
out of a possible so.
Donna's second team captured the
honorS In a contest with the locals
second Stringers. The total score
was 153 to l40.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
Ex-Police Chief OF
San Angelo on Trial
On Liquor Charges

SAN ANGELO, May 1.-P-
Judge w. Fl. Atwell Of the United
States district court was ready to
hear more evidence today in the
trial OF Carroll Bates. former San
Angelo police chief. and 10 others
on charges OF violating federal pro-
hibition laws.
Court room tables we're decorated
with hundreds of bottles OF evidence
which federal attorneys said was
liquor. Crowds filled the court
room.
w. H. Hutchinson. prosecution wit
ness. testified he paid Bates SIPS
a week for protection against liquor
raids when Bates was chief. He
said he "a working for j. A. Shield,
one of the defendants. at the time,
and that Shield would tell him
whenever there was to be a raid.
Customers we're warned and liquor
stocks hidden while the raid pro-
crossed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
Garcia Gets Two
m AS Eagles
Defeat La Feria

GarciaS pair Of homers and
ROBERTS two doubles had a lot 10
20 with the way things went YES
terday afternoon in the little citv
q La Feria when the Brownsville
Eaeles grabbed ten runs to maze
the final tally sheet read Eagles 10
La Feria 5.
Coach Soc" Plato's aggregation
mad Just exactly twice as manv
runs In their system and were can
anie OF making them good. Myer
heiped The cause with a couple nf
Dingles besides doing good rece,y,nr
work Rodriguez and Galvan were
erected to the delivery posr md
line was divided between these two
youngsters. 49,
The Eagles will entertain Harlir-
zsn hign here Monday at 4 D. m.
me game will be played on the
american Legion diamond, The
IoiloWlnE dav they will journey ~
San Benito for an encounter there
Inc Eagle lineup yesterday was.
SuDiett III Gonzales S.: Roberts CT.
Garcia and Cara RI: Myer ana
Shultz c; Dixon ID: Del Rosa sb.
Baker 70; Rodriguez and Galvan %.
Early presence OF porpoises off
me Maine coast presages an early
and abundant run OF sard;res.
packers declare.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01

course, Jack cannot realize that
Bessie is at fault; that she had
thrown herself at Bob. just before
he had entered the house. He or
ders Bob to get out.
Then comes the sensational news
that a submarine has been sunk off
the coast. Bob Mason is listed as
a member OF the missing crew,
Naval headquarters try to locate
Jack. because he is the best diver
OF the fleet. But Jack refuses To
help because Bob Is one Of the
men. Almost mad with indecision
Jack makes a startling discovery
that brings him post-haste to the
scene of the disaster. It Is here
that some Of the most thrilling
scenes ever taken on the ocean are
filmed. scenes that will make audi
ences live through those trying mo-
ments Of unimaginable despair.
Jack Holt is cast as Jack Dorgan
ard this popular actor gives a
forceful and convincing perform
ance. Ralph Graves as Bob Ma
son also does good work and Dor
othv Revier who portravs the role
of Bessie. rounds out the cast OF
featured players.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
Elaborate Plans Are
Being Made in Valley
For Val Verde Party

Elaborate plans are being made
by former Tennesseeans now resid-
ing in the Valley for a state party
at Val Verde. near Donna. May is
The program Is TO begin at $50
p. M. with a picnic. with barbecue
to supplement the basket lunches.
Following the dinner. there are
to be songs. dances and other en-
tertainment. with r.. +. Kirkpatr~;
Of Mercedes as principal speaker
for the evening. Dancing will be-
gin al 9 p. m. with music furnish
ed by a negro orchestra. Bridge
and forty-two tables are 10 be pro-
vided, and room reserved for those
who prefer quiet talk.
Mrs. Marvin McAskill. CT Wes-
laco. has charge OF the picnic. John
Whitelaw, Brownsville attorney. and
a former resident of Jackson. Ten
nessee. Is head Of the loca. com
mittee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
LATE SPORT NEWS
Senior High Girls
Cinch Playground
Ball Championship

Coach Margaret Valenta's senior
high girls cinched the Cameron
county playground baseball champ
ionship yesterday afternoon when
they defeated La Feria high by a
count Of liz. They have one more
game to play which will be with
San Benito but regardless OF the
outcome of that contest. the Valen-
taites will be champions.
The coping OF another title yes
terday marks an excellent record
for the local girls on the crest of
the close Of girls activities at
Brownsville high.
During the past year, Miss VAL
enta has piloted her pupils TO
more than n honor. Her junior
girls snatched the championship OF
the same event just before the
opening Of the senior season. She
won IL basketball games with her
snior girls. dropping only one. A
title was hung UP there. The same
class copied the county volley ball
championship and the girls tennis
doubles went to the Eagle lassies.
The lineup Of yesterdays game
is as follows:
brownsville: K. Cherry. c: =
Cherry, p; Sanborn. ID: Street and
Cara %; Krausse 3b: De Luna s.:
Summers SIS: Cara If. Marine
CT: LoDen IF
la Feria: S. Starky c: Cook ..
AshWorth III: Simpson 2b: @. COOK
80; Bishop S.: Traugott. S.: era
nan n: r. Starky CT: Troblett II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01

all i've again.
For years it seemed nothing ]
ate agreed with me. and / suffered
SO with indigestion. / was forced tc
eat only the lightest foods, and these
gave me a lot Of trouble. I suffer
ed continually with pains across my
back. and my kidneys seemed to be
badly out or order. I was bilious
and my skin was yellowish and
sickly looking.
Il could tell a big difference in
my condition as o q as I began TAX
ing Sargon. I could eat anything
wanted without the least trouble,
NY strength came back. my skin
cleared. I am full OF pep and feel
well and strong in every way.
For years my liver had been out
of order. and / believe this had a
lot to do with my. poor health. but
Sargon Soft Mass Pills soon had Ii
stimulated so I threw off all pois-
Ons. My biliousness Disappeared,
and I feel better than in years. I'll
always say a good word for this
wonderful Sargon treatment"
The above statement was made re-
rently by w. B. Long. 1926 Millet
st. Fort Worth.
Sargon may be obtained in
Brownsville from Cisneros Drug
Stores: in La Feria from Malone
Pharmacy: in San Benito from
Palace Pharmacy: in Los FresnoS
from Butler Drug Co. and In Rio
Hondo from Rio Hondo Drug Store.
ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
MOVIE \

AT THE CAPITOL

JUST One Word" Is the title Of
the novelty playlet written and d.
rected by Joseph Stanley, and
which is presented as an added az
traction at the Capitol theater. The
playfet is unique inasmuch as the
characters speak their lines with
only n word nc a time. and has
been labeled an efficiency drama"
The cast Is composed of Broad
way stage stars including John j.
Dryer. Irene Percell, Priscilla
Knowles, John Rutherford and
George Meeker.
Also featured on the bill is Bor-
rah Minnevitch and His Musical
RaScals, whose antics and playing
of harmonious makes an entertain
Ing sound picture.
"The Doctors Secret" a full
length 100 per cent dialogue pro-
duction. Is the main attraction and
numbers Ruth Chatterton. II. B.
Warner. Robert Edeson and John
Loder in the cast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
NATIONS JOIN
TO CELEBRATE
Europe And Two Americas
Together I'm May Day
Festivals

Socialist and communist organiza-
lions in Europe and the two Amer
icas today celebrated May day, the
international labor day. while po-
lice in most countries undertook ex-
traordinary precautions to prevent
disturbances.
Disorders especially were threat
ened in Berlin. where minor clashes
with police already had occurred,
and in Mexico City, where an anti
American phase TO the celebration
developed. Police. while prepared
~expecte. nothing untoward IN Lon
don. Paris. Rome, OF the South
American capitals.
Parades and outdoor and indoor
meetings were arranged for New
York and other cities Of the United
States but no disorder was feared.
The day was a holiday IN most OF
Spanish America.
Berlin reported its second clash
in two days. Two policemen were
wounded in the industrial suburb OF
Neukoelln when 1000 communists
attempted to form a procession IN
violation OF special May day pro-
hibitory orders. The constabulary
used sticks to enforce their order TO
disperse. Several revolver shots
were fired by members Of the crowd
one policeman being hit by a bull
let and another receiving a knife
thrust.
The communist newspaper f.
Machete OF Mexico said a demon
stration would be staged in front OF
the American embassy. An editorial
attacked Ambassador Morrow. saying
It was neither General Gales nor
the provisional president Emilio
Portes Gil. wwho governed Mexico,
but the American ambassador. Hun
dreds Of policemen weer ordered on
duty along routes Of parades with q
thousand others held in reserve
Extra attachments Of soldiers
we're brought in from the provinces
and stationed at strategic points OF
Paris and its suburbs as a precau-
ton against disturbances. General
meetings of communists were for
hidden while the general secretary
Of the communists workers organ
ization was held by police.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
z Bids Rejected On
$500 Bond Issue
OF Local Schools

Bids OF two bond houses were re-
jected on the $4,000 issue OF the
Brownsville Independent school
Wednesday night by the board OF
trustees. Only two bids were sub
mitted. 1t is thought probable that
the state will take the bond issue
at par and accrued interest. other
wise the bonds will be re-advertised
and bids taken again.
Wiel. Roth and Irvine OF Cincin-
natl, O.. bid par and accrued inter-
est with several conditions that In
effect placed the projected deal be-
low war and accrued interest. B. Z,
Dittmar Co. Of San Antonio. bid
par and accrued interest with a
$50 premium. Their bid also carried
several conditions with which the
board could not comply. 1t was said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
Works Hard, Dances,
Gains 3 Lbs. a Week

II work hard. dance and have
gained 3 pounds a week since taking
Vinol. NY nervousness is almost all
gone."-Mrs F. Lang.
Vinol is a delicious compound Of
cod liver peptone. iron. etc. Nerv-
Gus. easily tired. anemic people are
surprised how Vinol gives new pep,
sound sleep and a BIG appetite.
The N ~ first bottle often adds sev-
eral pounds weight 10 thin children
or adults. last delicious. Eagle
Pharmacy; San Benito, Palace
Parhmac--Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
YOE LEAVES TO SEE
MOODY ON TAX RATE

SAN BENITO, May I.-Supt.
Thomas ]. Voc of San Benito
schools will leave tonight for Aus
tin to confer with Gov. Dan Moody
on the plan OF securing legislative
action raising the legal tax rate of
the San Benito school district.
The raise Is being sought III order
TO make it possible to vote bonds
In the district to construct a high
school building and other structures
needed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
TEACHERS OF LOCAL
r REELECTED

All teachers in the Brownsville in
dependent school district who ap-
piled for posts in the local system
during the coming year, were re-
elected by the board OK trustees at
a meeting held in the secretary's Of
flee Tuesday evening.
1t was brought out at the session
that the local system is we'll manned
and that there was no reason for
changes not desired by the teachers.
The staff here is composed Of "a
teachers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
AGRICULTURAL CLUB
MEET is POSTPONED

SAN BENITO. May 1.-The VAL
ley Agricultural club meeting sched-
uled for tonight at Donna has been
postponed TO Wednesday night OF
next week. President Henry L. Ais
never announced here today. Pro-
gram for the meeting Is being
worked out by Paul Cowan OF DON
ma. chairman of the program COM
mittee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
REV. MARSHALL TO
ADDRESS

Rev. l.. w. Marshall Of the Bap-
tist church Is to deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduating
class OF the high school here on the
morning OF May II, 1t has been an
nounced.
The sermon will be delivered In
the high school junior college audi
forum.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
PAINE HEADS SAN
BENITO BUSINESS CLUB
Special to The Heraldl

-F~~"I~ - = AANANNNT
SAN BENITO. May Mrs. Lola
Paine was elected president az the
San Benito Busienss and Profession
al Women's club organized here
Monday night. with officers Of other
Valley clubs present.
Mrs. Lillian BO1ne was elected
vice president. Miss Claudia Clark
recording secretary: Miss Mayme
Gordon. corresponding secretary.
and Miss Ina Wilds. treasurer.
An executive meeting will Be held
tonight at the San Berito hotel
to plan activities Of the club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
RICHEY UNION WILL
OPEN HERE THURSDAY

The first meeting of the Richey
Union Bible class will be held at the
court house here Thursday 8 p. m,
according to announcement Of Rev.
A. N. Bostrom. The Richey Union
has been in operation in the Valley
for some time. The meetings here
are to be held each Thursday eve-
ming.
The Bible Glass will not be of
UNCONVENTIONAL character. 1t will
be under the direction Of Rev. Bos-
from.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
r. M. A. SECRETARIES
TO HOLD MEET HERR

A general meeting Of Valley sec
retaries of Retail Merchants asso-
citation will be held at the local Of
fices on the evening or May Z. in
preparation for the coming state
convention to be held at San Benito
May Is. IA and Is.
The session here will be for the
purpose Of ironing out any matters
in connection with the convention
that have not been settled at that
time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
STATE FILES SUIT
AGAINST BRIDGE CO.

AUSTIN. Texas. May 1.-tP-
Suit against the Red River Bridge
company Of Texas and j. r.. Handy,
receiver, to forfeit and cancel its
charter and seeking penalties OF
$500 daily since Jan. /. 1914. has
been filed in Travis county district
court by the state.
The suit asks for appointment oil
a receiver ito wind up and liqui-
date" the company's affairs. The
penalties sought are for tolls col
lected BY the company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
1000 SCHOOL LADS ON
WAY TO STATE MEETING

AUSTIN. May l.--CurmAHhG
from every nook and Granny ~
Texas. 1000 high school boys ard
girls are nn their way tn AUSTIN Am
attend the nineteenth annual unA-
.verSity on Texas InterschcimnEtn
league meeting. which opens TO-
morrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01
He Had Suffered
20 Weary Years

Il suffered with chronic stomach
trouble twenty years. and tried a
lot OF different medicines without
getting permanent relief. but three
bottles OF Sargon have done me so
much good I feel like a man made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-01

Harvard students refused 10 leave
a cafeteria when fire broke cut,
Finally they decamped. taking
along their food. and finished the
meal on the sidewalk.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-06
TIGHTENED
 BY SPECULATION
R2to5 Higher Abroad 2s We'll as
 in This Country

New York. Sept 6 CPl-Benjamin M. Anderson, economist of the Chase National bank, believes that world- wide speculation in American Sc suritics has frightened money con- ditions everywhere.
 Call money has been consistently higher during the past two months than III the same period last year Tn" increase ihas averaged around l l. per cent. He says that the high price America is willing to pay for credit 10 finance stock exchange transactions, together with the in- cr"asing volume of such transactions in foreign countries has raised the cost of credit for all purposes.
 Conditions in Europe, he says, re fleet sharp upward trend in rates. The bank rates in England, Holland, Germany. Italy, Hungary, Austria, Poland, itumania. Finland and Dan zig are higher than they were last year The discount rate in the cen traI bank of Peru las been in creased from six 10 seven per cent. The monetary situation in Brazil. he states, has been acute and gold exports from the Argentine to New York have frightened money in Buonos Aires. Rates in India were
New Britain herald., 1929-09-06
COTTON WIZARD
 NO SPECULATOR
Hester Plays With Figures and
 Lets Buying Alone

New Orleans. Sept. DP)-Eohind desk piled with reports and sta ts;ics a norid, stocNy man sat maN- ing rapid calculations Oh pad. Being deeply concentrated and hard of hearing. he vas not aware of hlS callers.
 Presently looking up he smiled kindly, greeted his visitors, sought chairs for them and made them fr.l as if they were in his drawing room rather than mt"rrupting inn ;,t busy task in his office,
 This man was Henry Garrctson Hester, probably the greatest single human factor in the worlds cotton trade. preparing his annual report on the movement and distribution of the cotton crop. The report had to be ready that day for transmits sion wherever the cotton bale Is bought and sold. It was to be translated into the polygIot tongues Of the worlds traders so that they would know what "Hcster says.
 An AGIbl2 Host
 Mnry 8 man would have excused himself but not so this genial gen tlcman. He became the atIable host. joking and laughing like d voungstcr but always directing his talk and his mind toward the pres cnt and future and never to the past.
 "A man is old only when he gets out of date" hc said, q twinkle in his grayishh blue eyes. "Young man do you know that if I live IT years more I will be loo years old? But | don't feel any different than I ever did. The body may not be quite what it was but my mind is as clear as cver.'
 Born in New Orleans November .1S. 1864. the son of a British sub fect. Mr. Hester was educated in the public schools and took up the study of law in an attorneys office. Soon he forsook the law for the lure of the press and became tinan- cial reporter on a New Orleans newspaper and editor of the maga- zine Price Current"
 Started 57 Years Ago
 His start in the cotton world came 57 years ago after a small group of New Orleans business men had put up $1o.o0O to start thu New Orleans Cotton exchange, which he had advocated in his news columns. He was offered the su- porintcndcncy of the exchange al S2.50o a year. He declined the offer but q banker impressed by the young mans keen knowledge ot business, insisted and he took thu tob as a sidc-lne with no salary. A few month2 later, he took ovcl the combined job of superintendent
New Britain herald., 1929-09-06

higher this spring than last. but have now returned to the level of last year.
 In the United States, time money rates have shown the same up ward swing as call money. The rate for 90 days has averaged from one 10 1 F per cent higher during the early summer, than last year. Dur ing the same period prime 90-day bankers acccptances have averaged one per cent higher and commercial paper one to l l-4 per cent.
 He draws d striking mathcmati- cal picture of the worlds inter-re- lated financial currents and shows how international trade and finance are bringing all countries under the same economic influences.
 He intimatcs that credit strin- gency in the United States might have been even more acute, except for two things;
 CD Gold imports added $174,- 0oo,0Oo to the country's monetary gold stock between January and May %,
 CD The hand-to-hand circula- ton of money in the United States has decreased S261,0Oo, ,00o, between January and May 25, which has increased federal reserve member banks reserves bt 11.5 per cent.
 In the fall, he foresees both of these alleviating conditions at an end. He expects England to adopt protective measures 10 keep her gold reserves in London. Moreover. the normal increase in the demand for hand-to-h hand currency between July and December is $37O, 100000.