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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-02

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Four miles
from Mercedes. 60-acre irrigated farm
with six-rDom house. large two-story
barn with garage for two cars. ser
wants house. well. windmill with tower
and tank and shower bath underneath,
10 acres IN citrus coming three year
Ole trees up 20 10 years old. $50
orange trees. balance Marsh EaedleEs
grapefruit. Soil. sandy loan. Drain
age perfect. Price $4,000 per acre.
DR.. n. NJ. VIM, Box 62i. Mercedes.
Texas. B737
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-02
JOLLY Fights
MEET

The jolly Eight Bridge club met
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. G.. d.
Carr Friday evening. Mrs. M. z.
Davis and Mr.. j. d. benson made
the high scores. and Mrs. j. j.
Stephens scored low.
A salad course was served.
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AUXILIARY
HOSTESS

Mesdames @. z. White and T.. "A.
McRinnon we're hostesses to the
Presbyterian Auxiliary Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home Of the former.
The devotional was led by Miss
Belle Boynton.
Miss Helen Fairbanks. Mrs. Nor
ris and Mrs. Cooper Smith gave
the program which consisted OF a
radio broadcast OF the report of
the West Texas Presbyterial meet
which they attended as delegates.
A light refreShment course was
served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-02
CLUB MEETS AT
BAKER HOME

Members Of the Hi-Lo Bridge club
met with Mrs. A. r. Baker Friday
afternoon.
High score was made by Mrs.
Doughty and Mrs. Tinker cut low.
The hostess used red roses and
sweet peas with tallies and score
pads In harmonizing colors.
"A salad course vas served az the
close Of the games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-02

v. bridge club at home. Easter
lilies were used In the decorative
scheme, and a cold drink was serv-
ed at the conclusion OF the games.
Mrs. John d. Mckinney scored
high.
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MRS. CARL is


Mrs. T. Grady Carl was the first
hostess TO the newly organized @.
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TO EXCHANGE
For Valley citrus land round $4,000
per acre that can De developed and
resold in small tracts: Modern apart
ment building In Davenport. Iowa. val
me @90.O00.O0. all clear. Also N large coal
yard with switch track rented for
$4,000 per month; Improvements, s35.-
10000: value, 500. 600 90.
ADDRESS p. o. BOX HOS.
San Benito. Texas.
tEo Agents. Bl92
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-thoroughly experienced ra-
do and electric Refrigerator repair
man with sales experience Must be
settled. energetic. reliable. good person.
atty with Al reference. Write detail
letter and attach photograph. give past
five years experience. Write B239.
Brownsville Herald. R239
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-02

NOTICE is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
Port Isabel a. Rio Grande Valley Rail-
way viii be held RI the offices OF said
corporation IN Brownsville. Texas. on
the 9Th day OF June. A. .. 1880. at
1000 O'Clock a. m. l.. p. Brady. sec
rotary. s-I9 % S-i5 lnc.-30t-3729
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HOUSES FOB A L

SACRTFICE-Tro completely modern
5-room houses. one tn Victoria Heights,
the other adjoining Los Ebanos- Small
down. balance like rent. Mrs.
Florencs Stafford. owner. l1i9 Hayes.
Victoria Heights. phone 1075-J- BIS
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WANTED@Three women with type
writer experience and some money 20
invest IN fastest growing organization
in Texas. Write Cs. Herald. Cs
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
PtNN LEAD iiI"%h.
Basketball Quintet i- >v'r@alt''cA tr Meet p.',n"cton Co;Hb,nat,on at New York Tum:s't.

New York. I'rb. ig tq -rrm'~ ramGl hold oo ',ln ly:,1 jH rDt" "ut- ,rn lut.rrotl"lmo Eghc3h"tt basur wn l." Hr,u2th,nrd tonight q. Princeton @a-r, the puaa,r- 4nt h..t the Tir. r+ 'p ,llu# tu fU.. ton.
 uuu uoH l- tt.d v.3h 'olmuh~ at tAo top wHo 'ano victorDrz and ono dvg-M. but tbv uuaGors' rhanre- ot victory osrr Princeton "rD uol u4rtjrularls br2H' Prince lon holds third piar in 'hr e'w'.u- vl}n 'oo victories and tno dl...ta ifs two s,tns haN ag t.au -rarrd u,rr Cor. U.l and Yalc at Imuafou tNerr taam m thr }a@r l8. fwud # t.+1t to moo@4hl. 'o .ur aHay lrow home. Dt tae Ii "Hr- pia>.I n .-r ti-tse f,aae U->a ou oult fno. pmu won ou" of tm-su n an nrer,mn .au. ~HH Cornell az Ithaca uDD, roaa3a. uorI ont Ic.r,mor.r h. ou. non ] Hanover IT tine o.uur
 Yalc ~ou .'s f~t4 .:ea-at bone, @+mo b.3 lu-a' b.ua04 IrwWmnu. :, 10 eu. @or a4 r,1d nlor> in
 .Fcn starts. THe .tuouy pn NHr is fourth luw-u .na dgeruI parl- Gyouth into ,n. euIMr ~jh '~o rlD- tories in 4j. @am.s ronmn hol i affh position wl,H '-n -ur5r.s ,lul three dr'p"f.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
SOUTH CHURCH CLAIMS
 FORFEIT FROM MAPPING
ECfusal to Meet Date Offered Lea k to Dcmand-Loculs Play High
 land Park Thursday Night.

Definite refusal of the Mapping Y. N1 (. A. basketball team to pl " it's County "" league game aSaint the New Britain south church here this Saturday night led the local management today to forward 70 Hartford a claim for a forfeitu, ". When the local team played ;T Mapping on the Sth. the home mar %.cmcnt was notified that the South church had secured the Boys cll:9 floor here for the night ot the G2n Muna~cr Harold Collins of War; pin~. hoWry.r, insisted that Satlr~ day night wua Wappin9's ho1't night and that h" could not pl y road %amcs on Saturdays,
 Since that lime nc and Mana@.' K r.. Parker of the south church have been engaged in trultlc"s CO., i,spondrnce. Today the local pi' II received letter stating that 'I lotcrcr" unnamed had told one O. our boys that you could get the ht, any Wcdtc day night you want T ii" and cnucludn". "W" won't b. down on the 92nd." Asserting th :t Saturday night WAS the only ono 'n , nich tine Toys club could b" = cured and claiming that Wapp1 7 uHs jrying to dictate dates for IS road 3amr#, inc New Britain maA- a~er today forw,rdcd it's drmaHI for a forfeit.
 The Southu~ton "Y' hus also r. ported trouble in booking WHppint Naua"or Nclson Brocmcl @ayl $ that Mapping has been trying 10 rla% both games between the teutH5 on Us homo floor.
 The south Church has one lca%Hc ~allc this week. for on Thurad 'y night they will meet Highland lal ,' fu the Mcthodj&t church in MA1- ch, ter. Tn" players will meet u inc local Y. II. (, A. at G'l5 o'clo'" and will ma>p the trip by lutomo l li1f
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
ABRAMS ID WORK
 WITH bATTAL!NO
FeatberWejSlt Champion Train ing Hard for Fernandez Bout

Hart ford, Feb. l&-~JocN Adams New York lightweight. has arrived in Hartford to work out daily with Bat Battalino until Bat winds up njs training for the tcu-round battle ! win ISn#cio Fernandez at the Stnrv ArmorN here Tuesday of next Wcr@.
 Abrams came 10 Hartford from i Kew York yesterday and tomorro" will have his first session in the x
 Nicholas sym with tho fpathcrNciy0t I champion.
 He is q boxer ot v!d" rEprricn | und is brought into the lbHttaliGo ! c;.tup >.t thUs time to help the charI- f pjon with his boainG. especially with li= defensive work.
 Fernandez i3 one Of the harIr,> punchcrs the game has llno n among the :maIl boys in rccc pl years aud Battalino's handlers real iHr hat he needs real dctcn ( #:ainct tho broNn-skinucd boy who dumped Al Singer into the resin 'o' { thc full count 1t New York )a.t ! A.ay Some idea or the Filipino 'S sock can be had rom the tact lll 't i Singer was not sufficiently roNiN ''i
 tp so to his dressing room for ii 'o minutes and then he made his W |, ! there with Wobbly StriGe.
 Tomorrow workout in the GNl ! will be Bats first day of boxing; !, i has been out on the road for more
 than q week and has been graduat'y coming down to real form. Begin
 ming tomorrow he will have lirc,>
 workouts with Abrams and oth T
 sparrine partners each Gay unil
 next Monday when light limbcri'l
 up exercises will be the order "i . the day.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
MAIL VOTES ARE . ID BE PERMITTED
Lawn Tennis Association Adopts
 q New Regulation

New York, Feb IS (Pp-Thanlls to the |. $. mail. the United States lawn Tennis association will be q truly national organization through out 1880, says it's newly elected president, Louis F. Daley.
 Largely through Mir. Dajleys cf- forts q provision was adopted by the association at &. Louis which per nuts q mail vote. It's effects, he ho- ljcvcs will be tar-rcHching and the association no longer will be ac- rUScd of being dominated by New ! ork or eastern sea board group
 In previous years when q matter of Importance arose. he pointed out the entire committee Of course was summoned, but at the meeting there would be six or seven mcm- hcrs present from New York. . couple from Philadelphia. q couple from Boston and maybe one from Washington.
 As long as I am president every matter of importance will be rc- forrcd 10 q mail vote and every committee member throughout the country will have a chance to cX- press an opinion."
 on another point of policy AIr Dnilcy was emphatic.
 The throc-man Davis cup commit toc as well as the Wightman eur committee will hnve complete au. thority in their own sphere. Not cNon the president himself will interfere with their authority over questions Of team selection. but cithcr committee may call upon tho international play committee. whose membership ~il Iincudc Zig Bil' Tjldcn. "littlr Bill' Johnston. l'raul Hunter and Wick Williams, for ad. 1 Nir"
 President Daley was born in Day. ton. Ky, June @@, IS7t. played foot. ball and tennis at WnShhurn college }\ans"s. during q brief thrrc-monlh. h. period. then left 10 join q S,lrvcyint rNpr'lition into Arizona. later blor . New York.
 i It" is #mbid"Ntrous. having plrNrt
 baseball aud tennis with both rich
 and let hands in his younger days , He has toHr sons. all of whom h, said proudly. 'are over six feet tall. f "nnc Of them, Louis. IT," h, i added. "o"cc reached inc thir, r9nnd Ht Wimbledon and gave Jca,
 EorotHl good battle before h 1 Nas eliminated"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
CABRERA KAYOES ANOTHER
Primo Put, John 0. tNian NOIntainl I.ric!, .on. Chicago NNcdc. to sleep in second I;OHnu.

Oklahoma City. Feb. 1S P,-Pli- mo Camera. the biG%est boxer ol them all. craWIcd out Of his sixth American boxing ring here last ni~ht Wi,h another two round knockout victory dangling from l;@ belt
 HehmI him. wondering what it was all about, he left John Q. "Man
 Iountain'' Erickson. Dig Chicago SVtoic, victim after one minute and tJ seconds of the second round of what was to have been d lo-round bout. had elapsed.
 The Chicago SWcde seemed will ing 10 mix things. aud q singing right that landed on carnera's jaw followed by q short jHb to the Htom- uch aroused prjmo's ire. He tore in. tumbling the big Chi ra-oan twice in rapid succession, be fore the final count was tollcI. Erickson fell victim 10 Il shor; left nook. followed by,a right cross that was ticNctod with the 10 count when Primo started in. Just prior 10 this Camera had sent the big SWcdt spraWling ucroSs the ropes for count Of eight and nine.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

Standing in the path, moi as the giant killer of history but as inc speedy qnintat Of baS&ojeors that is capable Of playing winning i"shrt- haIl when il metl* strong opposi- lion. the r. X r., CotbIn team will attempt 10 drop another league leader tonight when it plays thc Stanley Enlr quintet.
 Twice this season has tAn r. & r.. Corbiu tram hm.r successful in downing atrons opponent Corbln Screw looked as if it Nas going to finish the season without defcat but the r. X r. boys showed it how to lose. Then the l;ussNvln team. on cdgo and anxious to take alyantag" of a big break. went down 10 defeat before the Lochmallyrs, The Corhin team is showing u surprising amount of confidence that ii will give the Rulers d setback but it wilt go in inc cauIe the Imdrr-dOg team in the betting,
 A victory for the stanley Rule five will put ii in # first plac" tie with Corbin Screw team. If this is the case the Rulers and rorhn Screw mintets will bo sot for the greatest battle of the Sruson Friday night Of this week when they play each other for inc loa4lw leader ship.
 There is another good )attI@ on the card Co,lGn Cabinet team is now in third last place and flanders is in second last position. They play each othrr and if I-andors wins fl will put jt in a position "h"r" II will be half . game lack of the Cabinet team and when il plays on- other game il may t," the Tohin- men for third Met piece. corh'n Cabinet players hu>" other ideas. |i their team wins tonight Mhiir r. & r.. Corbtn t~lu should bH losine [" stanley Rule tho Cabinet @ud r. X r. teans will b. tied for fourth Iast plac",
 The Eu@=win to4lu ii1i"h'd ia fourth pjace last year and II is in that place at tb" present writing. l. has four more games 70 d"tor- minc whether or not fl will better it. last years a'aUdjn-. X victory over the Nevmatirs will place Il within a half.gamc of tn" third place staaloy Workers, The Now Britain Machine toan, is ~tll in Il position where if might b. able to hattie its way out of last piare. To night w1i he the 18th gam" play'1 by the NewmaOcs and if they fail 10 win they will have three nor" games.
 Dan Ahern will r4terr" and thc first game will start at 7.@o o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
League standing

Meridcn's victory over the Am stordam roller hockey team by the score of to , in Meriden last night, Jas put the Silver City team just few margin points behind New Brit ain in the face for the second half cham pionship of the American Roller Hockey league. The league playing s,ason ends next Sunday afternoon when Mclidcn comes here
 Tor the final game on the second half schedule.
 Tomorrow night, the New Britain
 panthcrs go 10 Albany on tho first lcg of q pair of home and home cantS with the lawmakers The
 local team will hop over 10 the New
 York state capital and then return
 home to entertain the Lawmakers
 on the local floor Thursday night,
 Friday night New Britain goes 10
 Amsterdam while on sunday, Fred
 Jean and his tribe of Mcridcn In dians will battle the locals at tho Stanley Arena,
 The Panthers face critical time in the league race. With Mcridcn
 trailing their heels all along the
 fine. they will meet serious situa-
 ton if they fall by the Waysidc in , any Of the coming games to be played.
 Albany forms Il serious threat for the local team. especially when the Lawmakers are playing on their nome floor. the largest ring in the circuit. Because of the spread CT feeling against New Britain, every team in the circuit will be out 10 trip the Panthcrs in the lace that is now coming. The league members are sore at what they call the all star team in New Britain and thcr" ! is a compact between the other ! three members Of the circuit to put | New Britain ont of the running. The Pauthcrs, relying on nonc Of i the teams for tt "bTcall," will be out { to clean up the @chcdul" without , losing game. Albany has been 1 losing consistently for the past { Coup!c Of weeks and the panthcrS , confidently hope 10 tumble the team , in tn" two games coming.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
DE N0LAY SWAMPS WEST HAVEN TEAM
Scores filth Consecutive Tri-
 umph and Nears Title

Notaau Hale chapters great basketball team won its l1tA straight game in inc state DcMolay basketball lcaSuc last night, sweep ute over tho supposedly strong West Haven entry by &9-7 in ono -sidcI game in West Haven. The floor Was a lur~o one and the locals worked their way through the home defense with great precision. while the New Britain guards put up Il beautiful dcrcusv which prevented the Wcs; Haven players from getting set and which held them to three baskets from the floor
 New Britain Was slow in start jn- but led hy lf-d at the end Of the first halt In the third quar-. ter il pushed up to 2i-7 and then, holding West Haven scorcIc@s, ran up l5 points in the final period with il final display Of offensive fireworks,
 "Oskjn' Erickson, Wilton MorcE and Alden HcWctt topped the New Britain team in scoring, although the points were pretty well distri- burod. No losing player found the hoop more than once. Iollcr. sup. +tjtutc center for Collegiate Prep. played a fine floor game.
 The locals now rest until March s, when they meet Bridgeport fo,' the championship. IT they win thls contest. it now seems almost cor- tain that the New Britain DcMolay quintet will go 10 New York city on March - to play for the eastern championship.
 Last ni@lI1'& summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

Cleveland. Feb. T. lp'-Amcrica. it seem, will be able to count hcayi- ly or Stella Walsh in the . 939 Olym- pics,
 This 19 year old Cleveland girl in one year has won the individual girls championship of Central Europe. shaved the Womens record for the 90 yard dash and laid claim 10 the title of the worlds fastest oman sprinter.
 Miss Walsh, whose real name is WalasieWicz, recently crashed to national prominence in the short period of three days. She broke the record for the 90 yard dash in New York on a Saturday night and the following Monday night get new mark of 26 d-5 seconds for 20 yards in Philadelphia.
 The Cleveland girl first attracted local attention eight years ago when Shc rcportc for gym work tt th" Goodrich settlement house. l'nuauai- ly strong for her size. Miss Walsh participated in virtually all games but running was her forte and il wasn't long until she was clockcd at riX seconds for tho 50 yard dash. However. elc had to repeat the per tormun@c in the MiIlr03C games to gain rating as the fastest woman at that distance in the country.
 Miss Walsh proved her versatility as an athlete when she cHcnIIcd in tho broad jump and won tho city title among girls for throwing the baseball and basketball. She also won the individual high point score 1t the Cleveland Press Olympics.
 Going to Europe last summer with the American Falcons. Miss Walsh won the all around cham pionship ot the Pan -SloVanic meet at poznan Poland, taking first place in the Go meter, 100 meter and the running broad jump. She finished third in the high jump and fourth in the shot-put.
 X short time later she broke tn, worlds record in the running proud jump and took first place in the 60 100 and 220 meter events.
 During the same tour. Miss Walsh set new worlds record in the GC meter dash, while setting new Pc. liS,1 marks in the 100 and 92o.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
UPSETS SCORED
 IN TRACK MEET
Polish Star Gets Revenge for
 Earlier Defeat by Rekers

New York. Feb. IS LP,-Thc stars of the eastern indoor track season have quite bit of the show me spirit made famous by Missouri when it comes to invaders from oth- CT lands and other sections Of the United States. And they have a habit of doing lot of the showing them. selves.
 They got in bit of both al the annual New York A. C. games at Madison Square Garden when Stanislaw Petkicwicz, Polish star. showed them the proper method Of obtaining revenge for an earlier de- feat, Tommy Warne of Northwestern gave the old favoritcs a lesson in pole vaultng and Jimmy Daley ol Holy Cross stole the honors of the eastern debut of the "factcst hu- man." George simpson of Ohio State.
 Simpsons defeat was the first and perhaps the biggest surprise of the night of upscts. The brilliantly clad Ohio sprintor trailcd Daley by moro than q yard at tho finish of tho G0~ yard dash with the Holy Cross star gaining at every stride. Tho time was 3-5, two fitths of q second behind the record.
 PctkicNicz beaten over tho two mile route at tho Mllrosc meet came back to run his conqueror. Paul Re kcrs of Penn State. off his feet in the 5.000 meter race. The Pole ran a perfect race and led Eckcrs homo by about five yards and Joe MCCluS- key, Fordham freshman. tho only other contender by moro than twice as muck.
 Eckcrs took the job as pace setter for most of the grind. The time was l6:l5 I-5.
 Northwestern s yaulting star, Tom my Warne. kept on going right up after Fred Sturdy of Yale and the Los Angeles A. (. and Barney Ser finger of Pennsylvania, rivals for in door honors for the past two years. Warnc cleared l3 feet 6 inches and barely failed in an attempt 10 so lOuE INClltc Jtl3llti. I'tl llllcCi topiI second with q U foot leap while Sturdy failed to show his usual form and made but 12:6.
 Phil Edwards. now representing tho Hamilton Olympic club since his term of eligibility at New York Uni versity has ended. scored his first major victory of the season in the HrctnoE half mile. defeating Dr. Paul Martin Of Switzerland and Fred Ncit Il former tcammatc.
 Two sensational performances by fa> oritc7 completed the meets c%rd oC features, Ray Con-cr Of the l'l- noi; A. C., ran inc fastest mile ot the vcHuon to win the E@Ator m1ls trophy. He vas timed in A;1A .-5 to heat Joe Hickey of x. ', L. and to win the cup by making the best tune in three ycar7, The Holy Gross mile rclny team of klumb"ch, Holland, Norin .nd HIcC&ffcfty. ran their dis taHcc in G:2G 3-J. another bC&t per formancc of the year. to beat out Coor~ctoNn in q great duel,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
POLE VAULT DUEL
Harvard May BrcaI, lnlc's Long Monopoly on Event %t the Annual 1itular Meet March 1.

>'rw York. Feb. Is PS-l!ur- yard may brc&k Yalc's monopoly on f1c I. C, \. A. X. .N pole yaultin- chmlnionahip at the annual tituldr meet here March i.
 Oscar SutcrmciStcr. Harvard aoph- omorc. probably will he favored at of Penn to win the pole vault crown rrliugui@hcd by Fred sturdy Of Yale Hho has been @rnduH,rd. Sutcrmcis- i F hcr.t'}c the first Harvard pole '..ul. " to cic&r 1& trct lH~t Sl,ur- 'i;y n F hen h. v&lltcd l3 feet 1 inches at the Boston A. A. games,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
ANOTHER COMEBACK
Return Of G.. car-OId George Hut Ter sutton tD Billiard Competition Inspires slOS@On

Chicago, Feb. IS LP)-rhe pro- posed return of GG-year- old George Butler sutton to championship bill Hard competition, has inspired George r. Slosson Of Boston, who won the world 1S.o balkline title in 1905, to come out of retirement
 Learning that Sutton was being considered as an entrant in the next hl" tournament Slosson, 16 yeas old, has written to the National Bill Hard Association of America. asking that he be matched with Sutton.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
THREE NAN CAGE TEAM

Columbus. O.. Feb. IS ITp - Ohio States reserve basketball team recently underwent "n unusual cT- pciicnrc in :; game with Nilm A;rton college. The last half of tho final period found the Buckeyes ith only three players on the floor. other members 0" the squad having bcrn banned through the personnel foul routo. State too. the ahort end o' a ". tu tOl1lI