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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
San Marcos College
Sets 1890 Schedule

SAN MARCOS, Dec. 23-(P-
The following San Marcos Teach
ers College track and football sche-
dulles for 1890 have been announced
by Coach q. w. Strahan:
Track: March 20. Texas relays at
Austin; March 20, Southern Meth
odiSt University relays at Dallas:
April 5, open: April ~, Howard
Payne at San Marcos: April 10.
quadranguIai meet at Austin; April
%. Daniel Baker at Hrownwood;
20, Daniel Baker at Brentwood:
ter~collegiate Athletic Association
meet at Denton.
Football: Sept. q. Stephen r..
Austin at Nacogdoches-: Oct. A,
Howard Payne at San Marcos; Oct.
II, Kingsville A. a. I. at San Har-
cos: Oct. IL. Abilene Christian
College at Acne: Oct. "a, South
western University at San Marcos;
Nov. 1. McMurry College at San
Marcos: Nov. n. sui Ross (place
to be determineD'; Nov. ~. Daniel
Baker at Brcwnwood": HOY. 81,
North Texas Teachers at Denton.
e T. T. A. a. conference games)
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ARMY TRAINS
AT STANFORD
Going Through Final Work
I'm Preparation For
New Year Game

STNFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf.
Gec. 23-tP-The Army's gridiron
warriors, with a retinue $50 strong,
we're in Stanford today, ready 70
open intensive training for their
battle New Years day with Stan
ford University.
"A special train Of Is cars on
which the Cadets crossed the con-
tinent arrived here shortly before
midnight Several hundred STAN
ford students greeted the visitors.
and Coach Warner was on hand
to see they were given a welcome.
The entire delegation was taken
Immediately to BTsnner Hall. which
has been prepared for their use
until after the holidays.
a stiff workout, composed most
~ Of track work and signal practice
70 take the kinks out Of a train
weary backs and legs. was planned
Tor today by Coach Biff Jones.
Coach Warmers Cardinals will
pursue the same routine.
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he would be glad to favor Chi
cago with another appearance
IN the ring, II he wins four out
of the five f0ur-rounders ON his
schedule. His opponent here. II
he could choose. would be none
other than his recent conqueror.
the Supergreat Trafton.
Shy Arthur's first date II At
Buffalo December 20. January !,
he will fight III Detroit, and on
January 3, will engage In one OF
the preliminary bouts on the
Jackie Fields Young Jack Thomp-
son welterweight championship
fight card In Madison Square
garden. New York. He will show
in Ct. Paul January a. and two
days later win appear before the
fans or Davenport, Ia.
Boston may be treated 10 n look
az S..ireS January ~.
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Art Through? With $4,000 in Sight,
Career Has Just Begun, Chesty Says

CHICAGO, Dec. 23-tP- Five
cities in the east and middle
west will get a look at Charles
Arthur Crhe Grcat) Shires-and
Charles Arthur will get S20,0D0.
Far from being wrecked by his
defeat by George Trafton. the
pugil.stic career OF the Great
One Is just started. he says. He
has slgneu for appearances in
Detroit. New York. Buffalo, S..
Paul and Dat enport. Ia. and
plans TO keep ON fighting until
about two weeks before the base
ball training season opens.
Shires announced that Tackle
Fields, world welterweight cham
pion, viii aid him IN preparing
for the bouts.
The White Six first baseman.
back in perfect talking form. said
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Cowboy and Bat
Defeat Golfer

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 23-PJ-
A baseball bat, welded by q
cowboy ball player showed its
superiority over golf clubs swung
BY IAN average golfer" here yes
terday- Tillar Cavet, Tucson
b~allplayer, swung his bat to a
one up victory over A. b. Chase,
Tucson golfer, in an eighteen
hoie match. CaTet turned In a
score Of 90 for tie 20 course.
The match was described as
mo walkawayH for Cavet. Chase
was stopped on the 18th by the
cowboy-baseball bat combination.
The golfer was unable again to
even up. and lost the match.
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ALL-STARS DO
SNAPPY PLAYS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23-tP-
Torty-four gridiron warriors rep
reSenting the finest football talent
in the country. today engaged In
~perfecting two strong elevens which
on New Tears day will compete
here in the East-West classic.
Football specialists. watching
the squads at practice, were amazed
at the speed and the ease with
which players gathered from every
section OF the country performed
intricate plays with the dispatch
OF men who had played together
for months.
Both East and West squads yes
terday engaged in light workouts.
Meanwhile the Western outfit COM
pleted its quota with arrival OF
Tommy Churchill, Oklahoma end.
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ing Taberski in an exhibition match
at Boston, lit to 0. Taberski having
scratched trying to make his 18th
point. Greenleaf then came up with
a run of so. sewed up Taberski, and
then finished the game with q run
OF 65 points.
Greenleaf won his first title IN
1919 and held on until beaten by
TaberSki in the season OF l924-25
he regained the crown the follow
ing year. but lost It shortly after
ward TO Edwin Rudolph In a chal-
lenge match. Taberski then regaiaed
the championship on q forfeit. lost
II IN 1923. but won II back al Chi
last season.
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TROOP A Wins
OVER MIG 1876
Headquarters and B Meet
Monday Evening In
Post Series

Troop "A basket ball team con-
tinued its winning streak by defeat
ing Machine Gun Troop Sunday
evening. 1875. Machine Gun Troop
held Troop A down In the first
hslf by the score of Al but al the
second half they began weakening.
All Machine Gun Troop points were
on foul losses.
Headquarters Troop and Troop
b come together 7:30 y. II. Mon
day for their last game of the sea-
son. Troop A already has the lea
que championship cinched and
Headquarters Troop second place.
with third place uncertain.
SUNDAYS box follows.
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u q u u n N N N n N M m u

Breckenridge and Port Arthur
reign jointly as the schoolboy foot
ball champions Of Texas. It Is very
unlikely that they will meet again.
It was plainly evident at Waco Sat
urday that the yellow Jackets were
no match for the battling Bucka-
roos. IN view Of this fact, It Is
logical to suppose that Port Arthur
wouldn't meet Shotwell'S aggrega-
ton again unless It were under con-
ditions highly favorable to them
selves. breckenridge wouldn't care
to accept another game unless un-
der such conditions.
The Bucks and Jackets are the
official champs. but a host Of VAL
lev fans will take their last ride
TO slow driving and sad singing,
believing the Eagles were the Sec
ond best, If not the best, high
school team in Texas for the year
1929. IN reality. they may not
even be champions Of their own
district. That is, If Roy Cochrane
Of Main avenue CSan Antonio) has
his way.
Supt. q. w. Gotke Of the Browns
vile public school system is con-
tinuing his Investigations Of all the
records concerning the age Of Juan
Tlierina. who Cochrane has noised
about is 20-too old, according to
interschOlaStic league rules. Every
one but C0clrane has washed his
hands Of the matter. Port Arthur
refused to protest. Breckenridge
CSan Antoniol. who would gain
the title should Brownsville be
thrown out. has refused 10 protest.
But nevertheless. Roy made SO
much noise about the third string
Eagle center that Roy Henderson OF
the interscholastic league was fore
ed 70 take action BY ordering an
Investigation.
The evidence. a haptismal certifi-
cate obtained from the Immaculate
Conception church. Is in the hands
Of Tom Dennis. Port Arthur coach.
Supt. Gotke is looking to other
sources for evidence which would
corroborate Juan and his fathers
contention that the boy is only 10.
While no reflection is meant on the
church records, it is a fact that
Uncle Sam does not necessarily con-
slider a baptismal record conclusive
proof OF ones age. The immigra-
tion service does not consider them.
Neither does the army, unless the
certificate Is borne out BY two Inn
partial witnesses who know the par
~ in question.
Here's an ART Shires story YOU
haven't heard. 10 was obtained
from an East Texas printer. the
victim in the case. IL seems as
though the ink smearer had won q
turkey at a rattle. "A fine bird II
was-plump, fat and ready for the
Christmas table. The printer had
the turkey In his shop. tied to the
leg of a stone Art happened i'm
aud admired the gobbler with unre-
strained, cxtravagant praise. Of
fered 70 buy the bird. but the
printer couldn't see Arts offer.
"Chesty." a bit chagrinned. he took
his leave. That night the turkey
disappeared. Christmas Art show
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TUFFY, JACK
MAY BATTLE
Griffin Greatest American
Menace to GaruIcUs
Boston Cob

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-lP-The
opponent Madison Square garden
seeks for Jack Sharkey in the bat
tie or the palms at Miami III Feb
ruary may be found no later than
Friday Of this week.
Gerald Ambrose (Tuffyl Griffith
OF Sioux City. Ia, youngster. may
meet Sharkey at Miami Feb. n
provided he can dispose OF Johnny
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EH9mHa Me BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORT SECTION 6n4aE

Rlsco, Cleveland baker boy, nt the
Garden Friday night. That ~ W.
task for "A novice, but there are
plenty ~ experts who believe Ger
aid Ambrose " the next heavy
weight champion of the world ana
will bounce the Cleveland man wv
the floor III short order.
Bud Taylor, Terre Haute fearhe-
weight, takes on Earl Mastro cf
Chicago III the ten round wind-uD
AT the Chicago stadium, Friday
night, with Helm Mueller, German
heavyweight. and Elzear Rioux of
Canada swapping punches Ia an
other ten.
In a Christmas day matinee
show mt the Philadelphia arena,
Lew Massey. Philadelphia feather
weight. meets Johnny Dalton.
Cleveland Filipino, in the last of
four ten round bouts.
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When II comes 10 playing pocket
billiards there are few better than
the veteran Frank Taberski at call
ing their shots. He has been in the
spotlight for more than two de-
cades. and when not wearing the
crown nc is one Of the chief con-
tenders.
An exceptional stratezist. Taber-
ski won his first title in 1915. and
since than has traded the honors
chiefly with Ralph Gresnleaf. an
other headliner and one Of the great
est Observation-Disclosures Of all time.
Not long ago Greenleaf was trail
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ed UP with a look Of complete salts
faction spread over his map.
"Of course. after hearing OF
Shires' pugilistic ability, I don't say
Charles Arthur got my turkey, but
I do have my suspicious" the print
er states.
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The best part Of the Christmas
dinner-turkey: and only SOC per
pound for 10 and l2-pound birds.
Hurry and phone 272 or 622. Adv.
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Help the Legion get rid OF their
turkeys and help yourself 70 a
Merry Christmas. 10 and 12-pound
birds only 30c per pound. Phone
771 or 622. Adv.
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rs Get Letters

LAAIESA. Dec. 23-tP-Twenty-
six members OF the Lamesa foot
ball squad. including two man.
ayers, have been awarded letters
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T~urkeyle1s Christmas Not when
they're only 30c per pound. Phone
622 or 272. Adv.
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Officials: Referee, White; til
Henry; scorer. Dempsey.
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Be Sure to See These

Miniature Kitchen with
Real Electric Stove and
cooking utensils such as
pots and pans; also
cook book with COM
plete recipes for this
kitchen.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0VEP CT 00O OO0 RRIDGE

new nreproof blds,; 24-hr, telephone and
switchboard Sc vice, Positively finest loea-
ton in d. G, Beautiful an~outSide rms,
with tile bath. hardwood floors Very best
Rents reduced 20 s rms, SIS; rms $70
Phone Pot. 2I0
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ss2sS g a.s yP PSa NV NW- e RI bath f. GAR
4S00-2o41 II n.e-6 T., bath; h;-w:h;
As 00-2028 Bennett ms 7. b. h.-wn.
az 50-ll08 Eye SEE r, bath.
Colored.
soeeo-223o, Fla; ave, Rvs bath III bath
40 50-424 nw.-8 r. bath:
4000-l0l4 9Th sw.-6 r, bath. .s
as 00-i023 SOth n.w.-7 r.. bath.
2650-47 Pierce n.w.-6 rooms
% 50-355 Mclean ave. s.w.-6 rooms.
l85O-260S Eye n.w.--5 rooms.
1905 Allen court sW;I;s, rooms.
SIS nth st. NV. District Useless.
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EVANSVILLE, MD.
7 CECIL AVE
z rooms and bath. gear garage, h.-w.. A
'''' PETWORTH.
46O5 0th ST. NV.
rooms and bath, sleeping porch NV. .,s m
~ 1CLEVELAND PARK.
1892 QUEBEC ST. NV.
8 rooms and ? baths, brick garage Az N
CIEVELAND PARK.
3204 PORTER ST. NV.
rooms and bath, built-in garage, a.
H'-~" WOODLEY PARK.
1880 9th ST. NV.
rooms and BATH one-car sarase' ,,oo m
GEORGETOWN.
$40 DUMBARTON AVE. NV.
rooms and bath, h.-w.h., cleo. 1890
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
1865 CLIFTON sT.E:w. .,.o.
CHEVY CHASE, D; {.
s rooms and BATH built-in sarase' son m
BATTERY PARK, MD.
sac MAPLE AVE.
rooms and bath. one-car garage "a. a.
PETWORTH.
$40 vARNUM ST. NV.
rooms and bath, one-car garage .,o A
McKEEVER & GOSS, Inc,
Realtors,
1415 K. National 4750.
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OWNER MUST SELL.

A 7-room brick house con-
tanning 4 bedrooms, tile bath,
hot-water heat, electricity
and gas; near 1st and F SITS.
Sc. Worth between 81 500
and $1,000. Will sell for
$3.50 on terms. Act quickly
if you want this very unusual
bargain.
McKEEVER & GOSS. Inc.
l415 K St. NV. Natl H50.
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IN PETWORTH.
CORNER BRICK HOME.
7 ROOMS-BUILT-IN GARAGE.
SS.o5O-TERMS.

An unusual colonial type corner brick
home in splendid northwest community:
convenient to schools. stores. churches ana
transportation facilities. Covered front
porch, Z beautiful rooms, including large
living room, dining room, breakfast room
bath with built-in tub and shower. large
concrete cellar with laundry trays. In
wood floors, electricity. hot-water heat, au-
tomato hot-water heater, huilt-in garage;
shrubs: paved street and alley. It will pay
you to inspect this home TODAY. VIII take
s8 ,;s aoL ouIcA S ssiS Tnu Ss ,aY "ssS !"
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or e,i, or w-Io p A. ET,EC- - SIS. 90
99dSSo ~ 81 n IN yooms. hath, cleo rs 90
5 1897 r! va IS %; !, a. vi rooms bafh eas 6O5O
SSSos We q" ave e "a rms hath, h-wh, $3.50
724 9th st. n.e.-8 rms, bath, elec: 2S'S0
526 2lst st. n.w.-6 rms, bath, cleo. ~ eU
2o3 r st. n.w.-9 rms, bath. gas. -. 1929
2l9 LIST st. n.w.--8 rms, bath, gas.... 4e.So
1900 st. s.e.-8 rms, bath, cleo. aS.s0
1887 N. c. ave. n.e.-6 rms, bath, gas. 3a.20
d st. SEE rms, bath, h.-w.h..... a2.s9
6O7 H SC. sw.-6 rms, bath gas. 1890. 32.50
32i Linworth pl. s.w.-7 rms. bath, gas 52 20
s33 4th st. n.e.-7 rms. bath. gas. g 81
1aS r. al s.w-6 rms. water, gas 80. $3.50
iSHe Az ct sw-6 rms water ,,, 1880
5SI Tjnworth nj sw-5 rms water. 20. so
is45 AZ st. sw.E5 rms. water. ..... 1880
JAMES F. SHEA,
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ON RHODE ISLAND AVE.
7 ROOMS PORCHES.
CARACAS 050.

BRICK HOUSE
Seven rooms, two baths, built-in garage:
shrubbery well established. Schools, churches
and stores nearby Cley. O7l2.
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WAREHOUSES;.
4201 Yuma st. n.w.-12 r., b., ami, >, a.
zoS em X,Sc double Ssraee. 1880
sa ssm GheT Eer Gas: PATHWAYS r. b. 0.'OO
w" SaS "a -. NV. :: " 10000
i73s Lanier pl. n.w.--s r.. b. a.m.i.' nm M
1888 ssrf aoily St.: n.ws r. b; ami, ~ -
ss sarf 18Th Sc. nw.--s r., b.. ami. ,.o -
7O sa Rocf Greek Church I'd L. nw-ia r. -
2 9fss i 1sth &. RTio r r. d ami sar $500
Il Rhode island ave. n.w.-s r.. b.. M an
so ss.r Cedar s ST.. ETakoma Park b c. -
al T.: p; am !, saIase ami. gar. 5000
~ N se~ varl ave. avs r.. b.. ami 5000
Sias Warder st. n.w.-e To b., elec.' az a.
,a s.; sad ST. ine.io rooms. batii...... $500
1921 2 ST. ns-e F.; 81 a.m a.m.i..:.... 5000
ii 5Ss s. g. s nss r. r B.. :lec.. h:ah ss5S
b80s Georgia ave. NV r.. d. gas A "a
i7ss rh hineon I'd. mel I. b. gas. las 4SS C
Iss Ads arY.r 9w + n ~ p; gas n gas aOO
az i 5 st. ne.s r. b. s.s. ias heat ssS g
''- avn b. r. SAUL CO..
national BOO. s25 18th st. NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. "a. "a
8 rooms. kaths h.-w.h.. eiec ,sSSs q ~ ~
, TSUms bs saths ah nlw. eiec. IS %
VERY at.sactsy Tp n9ne aarase %d
3: sSBsSaSssF FL Z T. ssgsssIs's
sl2s i4th Sc. NV: Columbia 1883
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BEAuTIIE.yyLI , P53 P1 y q HOME.
All modern improvements: price and terms
To suit purchaser. See this by all means
while open between and 8 pm.
Barr Bldg. :. - - District sIs7.
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COLORED-HOUSES.

IOLON ED-I1OOS E.O.
81 p st. n.w.-l0 r, b., gas, lat heat sSo. 00
$50 Que st. n.w.-6 r., b., gas, lat neat eS.vS
2570 Sherman ave. n.w.-J r, o., AMI. Sy'0v
i734 10th st. n.w.-6 r, b.. gas, lat. Mt. 4I.2u
S3i ST. n.w.-6 r, b., gas. 4S.SO
1900 C st. SET r, b., elec., furnace. 4SHo
63 st. n.w.-6 T., b.. gas. lat neat. 4o'uU
1898 Sherman ave. NV ~ d. gas AZ ma
osne n se ~ W "a r. b.. gas, h,-ah. 1000
az aYyo M = e - rms. cleo .....,.... $3.50
2448 9th st. NV r, b.. gas. lat ny. St.SSg
1890 Kraemer ne.-6 r, b.: gas, n.,a.n. SS'XV *
SIG Morton ct NV r, b., gas Iat.. So'VV
1880 North Carolina ave. n.e.-S T.. .. a.
b., elee.. lat heat. SS2S. Ply
2308 Eye st. n.w:-8 rooms. .;..s....' Ss'S "
s sne 2Sn s ~ I'll h. fur ht., el so. 90
oyS nxSss "a. ). ..,,, 27.50
2437 9th st. r.w.-5 rms, water....... Se Svg
1854 23rd st. n.w.-6 rooms. ....:....' as * X
1855 Pierce st. n,w.-6 rooms. water..' sS ~
2i24 9Th st. n.w.-5 rooms, gas.'..... z zSv ~
1924 9th st. NV rooms, gas. ...... 10y eo
a aeS9 10y - ,r ~. roonns water 40 so
1882 6Is st. n.w.-6 rms. water. ...... ,2 ~
81 WOODBURY., d. C.-S rooms. ........ iSyy00
I76-B Benning I'd. Sc .:............. tSx ~
1904 Browning st. n.e.-4 rooms....'. 70 9y "
1928 Copksey CT rooms. .......'.'' A%'OV
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Ns.k,an.I 9inA o2S 18th st. NV.
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d. . ~ AOA Sy
National 2l00. Gas 18th 81. nav.

60. .o.,. .. C9L -s bath. qas. $4,000
33ssaao 1SSn o.: ave "a rnos BATH cleo as. so
22SSo s1a ~ 80 rms. bath, gas. IS so
eeaaS so 81. - rus wafer "a. so
2 21Sn ~ StSS 81 rms wstef 1900 $3.50
1ss22o ~ ~ - S'' ~ - a 20 rms hath ...., $3.50
2l30 Va ave. n.w.-5 rms. water. 2S.20
2l43 d st. n.w.--6 rms, gas, water.... aSs0
1888 B st. n.e.--5 rms, water. :........ 5a.29
2l06 Va. ave. n.w.--4 rms, water...... 22S2g
651 goth st. n.e.-4 rms, water. 59.e0
iSoiS Va ave n w e rms water. q. so
6fIo II r ave nw-S rms. water " Is. so
sisM aard 81 49, rms water 20 SO
100 n 81 ee-S rms water ...... 1880
af9 and ct q rms water 1850
IS3s 18th ct 80 rms water 1880
1915 B st. s.e-4 rms, water. ....... 2050
JAMES r. SHEA,
643 La. Ave, NV,
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK.
27s7 wooDLEY PL.. N.w.-sloo.
Beautiful new home, large rooms, z
baths. h.-w.h.,, cleo; built-in garage
porches. colonial front porch. ,~,c
1Ai6 Eve 81. NV National e949.
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WHITE.
5niJ Raioran,a rd-ii r. d.. liz. SO
i34l New Hamp. ave. n.w.-l0 r. 3D.. Ivy
5i3 ard ST. nw.-12 rooms, tath..t... oz2H
311o p e. ~ III roonS hath -, 60.50
90 ~ ~. e. ns-e yooms hath ~ $3.50
80 TrS; e,, ave n 80 rooms hath as
2o7 St nw.lo rooms cnons 6a s sai s9o
7O9 Michigan ave nee rms. bath. 51.20
i729 3rd st. mes rms. bath e so
1919 st. s.e.-6 rooms and bath. <. q S ~
lTi2 st. n.w--l1 rooms, baths. .Zg9 ~
50l2 Illinois ave. n:w-6 rooms; BATH. , mS.oU
$685. Ga. ave. n.w.-5 rooms, path. .SS2 2e
$40 @ st. SCI rooms. bath ....... go s sn
228 18th ri. n.e.-5 rooms. bath. ...... Sz.SU
537 9Th st. SET rooms: bath. .....!.' SouO
COLORED.
3623 NJ st. n.w.-S rooms. ...........S1v22S
1873 3 81. ms rooms. path ta,t: 800 800
The Washington Loan &
Trust Co.,
900 r st. NV. Phone National 344o.
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o.W.-V LLln., Ma0'
JAMES r. SHEA,
643 La. Ave. NV,
WHITE.

: $40 New Hamp. Ave. NV.
Z rooms and bath, $3.50.
1445 Madison Ave. NV.
Detached home. Q rooms, 2 baths. 2-car
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-19
SUBSTANTIAL DRUNK
RECOMMENDED IOWA
New York Scion Says Bootleg
ger Rich, Farmer Poor. Be.
cause Of Prohibition

Washington. Dec. 19.--(AP)-Ihe
assertion that nothing would do
Iowa more good than a good. sub
stantial drunk" was made in the
house today by Representative Black.
4 New York Democrat.
He was engaged at the time in E
discussion with Representative Dick
inson. Republican. Iowa, on the agr:-
cultural appropriation bill.
Dickinson asked "the gentleman
from New York if he knew the corn
raised on one quarter Of good Iowa
lend would make enough alcohol TO
|. keep all Of New York drunk for six
months" and drew from Black his
reply as to what would be good fer
the state where the tall corr grows.
Black demanded that the dersrt-
ment Of Agriculture include in its
report something Of the disastrous
effects Of prohibition IN agricul-
lure
. Because prohibition had rcmo.en
the market for a large part Of the
grain crop, he asserted. "the farmer
lis now practically on a Dole system.
while tho bootlcggcr rides in .
limousine
lie referred to the coming meeting
cf the A~nti-saloon League to cclc-
hrate 10 years Of prohibition. to be
held in Detroit, and said the Detroit
bootleggers out Of generosity u
their hearts had invited the League"
to the Michigan city.
while the boys Of the League
make whoopec in Detroit, the farm
,ers will be worrying about their
notes, which the Anti-Saloon Lcacua
wrote" he shouted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-19
Fargo Doctors Busy
fascinating Against
Spread Of Smallpox

Fargo. N. D.. Dec. ls.-RANearly
1000 Fargo citizens have been yaccin.
ated during the last two days Ia IN
effort to prevent the spread 81 small.
pok.
Figures from leading clinics and the
city health department. obtained TO.
day. show that $50 have been vaccin.
ated IN these offices and It Is esti-
mated that ct least $50 have been
vaccinated In private physicians Of
ftces.
Or. ,. <. kilbourne. city health Of
ficer, said today that more than 800
had been vaccinated at the Aericul.
tural college. where one student Was
found 70 have mingled among others
for three days after breaking out With
smallpox.
Dr.. Kilbourne declared that Il win
be . week or 10 days before the re.
suits Of exposures caused by four
persons found to b afflicted win Be
known. These peEoons are known TO
have exposed several hundred others.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-19
How One Woman Lost
20 Pounds Of Fat


Il you're fat-semove the cauDel
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8 mineral salts your body organs,
glands and nerves must have %
function properly.
When your vital organs fan % per.
form their work oorrootly - your
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that waste material - heloge. you
realise n-youTe groWtng hideous-
II fail
Try half . teaspoonful of
KRUSClIEe SALTS n . glass q hat
water every Morning - n J weeks
get On tn scales and note how many
pounds q fat have vanished.