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DEATH NOTICES.
DEATHS

'HAnSLalHTE sHas a Taesdsy AHTrhNs AprI 1890 & g
residence 1125 Seysnteenth s.. W.
MADELINE B. CHATELAIHE. the heloved
daughter OF Leon Chatelainc and Berth4
Chateiaine. In the ntneteenth year OF heE
l".s. Ss9'iP: P:m: are oss sssng g. W Tsss e.ss
funeral services will be conducted on
PsESsf' neamsSs fsTnsSp VII 4Rr oow fo 4 Is Fagt
Lincoln Cemetery. Relatives and friends
MOORE. ELLA REGINA-Passed away
denee Of her son. ]; Roger Moore. 81 New
the beloved wife Of the late Thomas J.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence of the son. 81 New YorE
10 at $50 O'Clock: thence TO Saint!
Teresa's Church, where reauiem mass will.
be said at 2 80 O'Clock for , the fepose of
0livet Cemetery. Relatives aud friends
are invited TO attend.
FARs0Ns. ROBERT L;-sqddenlg;,. on
pARosys AfRaRoSssy aseed Aed5 % year: lgsU son Of W
H aud Birdie A. Parsons, Of 12s Raytn9nds
NS Notice Of funeral hereafter
'Tnesday Abrii 8, 1880. a. Emergency
HHo,SPtssi Dr. r. HARRY MPR1cE Ct d7sS %
lngton. and two brothers, Bernard Price.
Of Davenport, Iowa: and Frank r. Pvice'
Funeral services win be conducted st
Hysong's funeral home. 1900 ST: NV ~
on Thursday afternoon, April 10. at
o'clock. ,AInterment will follow in Airing.
ton National Cemetery. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend.
RAVEN. MARY E.-Passed away On
Tuesday April 8. 1880, MARY e.
RAVEN. widow Of Charles =, Raven. and
Funeral services will be conducted At
the. First Congregational Church, TeRth.
and G Streets Northwest on THURSDAY
afternoon. April 10. at 3 o'clock, -
CARDS OF THANKS 3
PHILLIPS, ELLA M.-Your kind express
sion of sympathy is deeply appreciated
and gratefully acknowledged :,
Mr.. and MRS. W r. BENDER and
FAMILY.
FLORISTS
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
GUIDE Bros. Co. 1912 F St. N. W ;,
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81 n Y "A
N(lT' 'nl~sEsseS.

William NJ. and EImira NJ. Flinchun,
boy.
Walter and Marguerite Walker. girl
Maurice and Marie Groves girl. F.
Richard L. and Josephine T. Mocka-
bee. girl. ~-' ,
Charles B. and Blanche N. Butler.
girl. ... -
Alexander e. and Ruth z. Brooks.
girl.
Walter B. and Ruth A. Burke, girl :.
Herbert B. and Esther Lerd, girl.
Charles z. and Mary A. Hunt. girl
Kermit and Ada Davis. girl, -
Eugene A. and Aline H. jenkins. boy.
Carl c. and Harriet KieSs, boy.
William L. and Martha B. Miller,
boy. =
Forrest q. and GLADYS oliver boy.
Louis and Edith Butler. girl. e'.
Phillip c. ana. Ethel Brooks. boy
Alfred and Helen Bell, boy. -
John r. and Virginia Nesbitt, boy. .
Mark e. and Mary E.. Masterson. boy
Luke and Lily P. -Jaclson, boy.
James and Sallie Upsleur, girl. 81
Aaron and Viola Lomax. girl. a.
Joseph and Mary Cardoni boy
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10 REAL BARGAINS.

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ROADSTERS, ROADSTERS.
1880 Buick, standard; 1929 red master 8.
1880 Marquette. de luxe model.
1929 Nash Special wire wheels.
Several "72" and "62" Chryslers.
1929 Oakland wire wheels.
1923 Pontiac. We specialize in late model
snort roadsters. All fully guaranteed 90
days TERMS ARRANGED.
SIMMONS MOTOR CO.,
14th at S st. Pot. 1856.
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FLORISTS
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
GUIDE Bros. Co. 1919 F St. N. W

linger Hospital.
Mildred Reaves so years. Georgetown
Hospital.
william H. Davis, 56 years. s22
Three-and "a Half st. N. z.
Rudolph Berkley. II years Freed
mems Hospital. -
Infant of Leon and Catherine Weaver.
6 days. Georgetown Hospital. -
Infant Of John and Catherine Lee. s.
hours. 1872 e st. S. w.
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REV. AQumLA sAYLEs

Services were held today at
the Zion Baptist Church for the
Rev. Aquilla Sayles, who died
Saturday. Interment was in Har.
mony cemetery.
He was one of the early
graduates of Howard University
who undertook social and re-
ligious work in the Southwest
section Of the city. During the
last 10 years he was also en-.
gagged as an undertaken.
He was widely known because
Of the large number Of marriages
he had performed. The Sun
day before his death, he stated
to his congregation that he be-
lieved his end was near.
Surviving him are his widow,
Mrs. Carrie c. Sayles and q
daughter, Naomi Sayles.
Charlotte Reeves. 90 years. 2S1o
POnnsyIvania Ave. n. w.
John McGillicuddy. IS years. Home
for Aged and Infirm.
Lizette E. Barse. n years. 1854
Nellie G. stowe. 7s years. St. Eliza
bsths Hospital.
John T. Merchant 70 years. CARTEL"
obediah Nelson, 50 years. $50 Web
ster ST. N. w.
Julia c. Krener. 50 years. St Eliza.
beths Hospital.
Ross Blosser. ss years. Garfield Hos
pital.
Norton Dameron. 81 years. st, Eliza
bethS Hospital.
John F. Cassidy. 81 years. o. 8.
Annie Black. 50 years. Providence
Robert KilIman, so years. sibIey
Hospital.
Calvin A. Holland. so years. '7s'
Clarence Magru4er. 50 years. sibiey
Hospital.
Marie Bisistsin. 50 years. GalItngsr
Hospital.
Audrea Anderson. % ysarA 1888
Twenty third St. S. z.
Charles ]. Eschtnger. 20 years. 1929
Pennsylvania Ave. n. w.
John H. Early, Jr., IL days. George
town Hospital.
Aquila saylss. IS years S2s Third
william W. Smith. 81 years. GAL
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For Sale Miscellaneous
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
GOODS liz

BUFFET-oak, like new. 6o4 B St. NE.
Phone Linr( In 7196.
LIVING room suite 3 pieces. brand new:
will sell to highest bidder; also 3 odd
chairs. Capital Upholsterlng Co. 531l
Georgia Ave. N w.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
(By The Associated Press

- "a aAll0AAGALG 4AIInF
Football developments. IN tabloid
form. in the country's seven major
groups or conferences. follow:
East-Carnegie Techs smashing
victory over Georgia Tech estab-
liShed Tartans in front rank along
with Brown, Colgate and New York
University. Yale's defeat BY Georgia
an unexpected jolt. but Ellis still in
running for sectional title. Most
major teams receive first real tests
Saturday. including Army. Harvad,
DARTMOUTH, Columbia. Cornell, Penn,
Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Holy Cross
ana Penn State.
Big Ten-Northwestern. despite
loss Of Hank Bruder. jumped to
fore with 1872 triumph over Ohio
State. but Michigan sprang biggest
surprise by beating champion Pur-
due outfit. 14-13. Wisconsin re-
vealed great offensive against Chi
cago. but defense is still INFESTED.
Minnesota showed amazing defens-
i've in holding Stanford to ~scoreless
tie. Illinois beat Butler. but Iowa
was beaten and Indiana tied BY
non-conference foes. Northwestern
gets further test this week against
Illinois and Michigan meets Ohio
State.
Big Six-Oklahoma Sooners lead
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Goodman Heads
Harlingen High
r. O. Unit

HARLINGEN. Oct. l'.-Compton
Goodman has been named q cap
tain in the high school r. o. 7. c.
unit, according to j. A. Rektorik.
instructor.
Other officers are Willard dig.
first lieutenant; Carlton Rankin
and Jack West. second l.eutenantS;
Bill Johnston, sergeant; Olice Cow
art. Jack McElroy. Ed Jones. Law
renee Holmes. line sergeants.
Members Of the r. o. i. Z. unit
are as follows:
Robert Allen. Leonard Anderson
Eugene Barton. ice Paul Bryant
Charles Max Bobo, George III. Beck
Darrell Brumley. Gordon BARLEY.
Thomas Berg. Olice Cowart. Hugh
Collins. Hughbert Collins. II. Id.
Camp. Carlos Cochran. John Grow
Mac Clifton. Aubry Davis. Robert
Davis. Robert Dave. Milla~i Dig.
Lawrence Drake. Noel Ellis, Wilson
Ellison. r.. M. Elmore, Kenneth
Fairless. Bill Johnston. Ed Jones.
Norman Lee Jcrdon. Conner Hartin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
MISS COLLECT
DEFENDS TITLE
Women Golfers of II. 5. I'm
Tournament AT
Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 14.-tF-
Queen Glenna Collett with four
championships to her credit since
her first appearance In national
play in 1919. today came to the
defense Of her American title over
the menacing Los Angeles Club
golf course against a field Of ninety
nine aspirants.
One Of the greatest shot makers
in the feminine ranks, the New
York woman will seek her fifth
crown In a dozen years. with three
former champions, nine internatlon-
al team members. and the runner
up to her 1929 title among the con-
tenders.
With only one OF the entrants.
Miss Marion Hollins. OF Santa
Cruz, Cal, able TO break through the
women's par of 81 in practice
rounds. scores in the low nineties
were anticipated among the 80
qualifiers in today's medal round
Of eighteen holes.
Miss Hollins. a former women's
national champion, has found the
severe course. 6.635 yards in length.
suited to her hard driving game,
and has been frequently mention
ed as the woman to beat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Texas Freshmen
Will Play Four
Tits This Year

AUSTIN. Oct. 13-Four games
have been scheduled for the Uniyer-
sity Of Texas Freshmen this wear
c. j. Shorty" Anderson, head coach
OF the first year men has announced,
The Yearlings will open their season
October "a. with a game aginst the
san Antonio Junior College al Aus
tin. November Z they 90 to Hills
boro for a game with the Hillsboro
Junior College. November 2I they
play the Seguin Lutheran College
Bulldogs at Seguin. and on the day
before Thanksgiving the annual Al
len Academy-Texas Freshman game
will be played at Austin.
Prospects for another u~ndefeated
season Tor the Freshmen are bright,
for although the squad this year is
composed Of only 40 men as COM
pared to the 178 last year. a good
percentage Of the Yearlings are old
football heads. Squad divisions have
been made. with the best men being
placed on either the Blue squad or
the Red squad, and those who have
mad no previous experience or who
lack a thorough knowledge OF fund
amentals being placed on the Rag
knot squad.
Whether the two main teams will
play the scheduled games BY quar-
tiers. or whether a composite team
VIII be drawn from the two squads
for the games has not been defin-
itely decided by the C. aches. Last
year both methods were used, and
both proved successful. At the end
OF the present season, the Blues and
the Reds will play q series of three
games for the championship Of the
squad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Football Developments Over
Weekend In Thumbnail Form

conference as result OF victory over
Nebraska. Kansas, with 33-7 triumph
over Haskell in last game. looms
as formidable threat. Missouri beat
en- again by non-conierence rival,
ST. LOUIS. KanSaS-KanSaS AggIeS
game high spot OF coming Saturday.
SOuthern-Alabama, Florida anu
North Carolina present leaders. but
Georglas win oye Yale biggest
thrill OF Saturdays play. Alabama
trounced Sewanee. but Maryland
gave North Carolina trouble and
Florida won by only touchdown
from Auburn. Vanderbilt and Ten
nessee easy winners over Virginia
Poly ana Mississippi. Clemson beat
North Carolina State handily, but
South Carolina won by only single
point from Louisiana State. Ala
bame-Teanessee and Georgia-North
Carolina contests feature next Sat-
urday's schedule.
Southwest-Only game saw Texas
Christian roll up 400 count on
Arkansas. Texas Aggies bowed TO
Tulane in i-ntersectional game, but
Baylor. Rice and Texas won over
non-conference rivals. Southern
Methodist and Baylor clash Satur-
day.
Pacific Observation-Disclosures States
amazing one-pOint victory over
Southern California gave Cougars
second major conference victory.
Washington tied for lead with vic
tories over two minor conference
foes. California. beaten by wash
ington State. showed complete re-
versal of form in checking strong
st. Mary's eleven. TO.
Rocky Northumberland Uni
versity held to ~scoreless tie by Utah
Aggies in biggest surprise. leaving
Utah. defending champion. Montana
state and Colorado Aggies only
teams unbeaten and united within
conference. Denver upset BY Colo
RADIO Aggies, 1877.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
EHnna The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION Gz1zz
Morsel Features Gridiron Menu

Lawrence Holmes. Lloyd Hawkins,
Bob HartOng. Thomas Herkilmer.
y. Il. Garrett. Bonnie Gross, Comp
ton Goodman, Louis Guillanden,
John Larson, Jimmie Lawrence.
Waym0n Lawrence. John LOzano,
Alfonso L0zano. Jack McElroy, Van
Mcfarland, Don McQueeney, John
Mcintosh, Ralph McLelland. Fred
Medlir, Charles Mikel. Clarence
Martin, Charles Nowlin, Reagan
Nunnally, Jack Patton. Billie Payne.
Glen Ritch. Carlton Rankins, r. j..
Sing. Reuben Sing. Sam Salisbury,
Jack Scheupbach. Vovelle scott, r..
n. Smith. Delmer Seibert. Williams
fancy, Jimmie Templeton, al. ~.
Vano. Clifford Waters, Cleddie VII
SO Zelmer Wilhelm. Ira Williams.
Harrell Williams. Max West. Jack
West, Edwin Winkler, Donald
Baine, Ybur Campbell. SIN Wa
SON
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
SAUREZ WILL
MEET KAPLAN
Argentine Hustling Hard
To Get Lightweight
Championship

NEW YORK, Oct. l3-iP-Justo
Suarez, sensational Argentine light
weight, meets heavy punching Louis
kid Kaplan of Meriden. Conn.
in the feature bout OF Madison
Square Gardens Friday nglht card
Suarez. campaigning FOR / crack
at the lightweight title, meets 2
dangerous foe in Kaplan, who once
held the featherweight champion
ship. The Argentine. as a result Of
his victory over Ray Miller, Chi
cago slugger. in his last engage
ment. probably will enter the ring
a favorite.
All Singer, lightweight champion
travels west to meet Eddie Mack
Of Denver in a non-title bout az
the Chicago stadium tomorrow
night. Mickey Walker. middleweight
king. takes on Johnny Cline OF
Fresno. Calf. in a Hereunder at
St. Louis but his crown will not be
at stake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13

"Tinyr Garrett. former Edln-
burg Junior College grid star, Is
a member of the Texas Fresh
man eleven IL took Garrett a
long time to decide between
Texas and Rice. but evidently
Tiny decided TO absorb some
of that famous Billy Olsen base
ball. the husky Garr-.- hurI-
ed excellent ball for the cham
pion San Benito Saints during
the past season. he twirled one
full nine-inning nO-hit. no-run
game here against the Broncs
TIL. incidentally, jelly Dabbs.
Schreiner flash. Is a member OF
the Texas freshman squad also
Ill. Jelly PLAYED against Garrett
al Edinhurg last year. sam
Lesser. Brownsville Junior C.7l-
lege back. also played with
Schreiner last season. the
Brownsville Scorps wanted a
game with the freshmen. but the
reigning m0guls at u. IT.. decid-
ed against f..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Eye Witness Tells
Of Fatal Accident
Especial to The Herald.)

tSpecial TO The Herald.)
EDINBURG, Oct. ia NV
angle on the recent highway crash
near Pharr which resulted in the
death Of two young Pharr school
girls. and the injury Of six cher
persons was announced Sunday by
District Attorney Oliver G. Aldrich
Mr.. Aldrich. after a week or
personal investigation OF the crash
located the only eye witness Of the
accident and obtained from this
man an account OF the crash.
According to Mr.. Aldrich, the
witness, whose name the district
attorney is Withholding. was driv-
ing behind the truck when the
crash occurred. Mr.. Aldrich said
that the witness told him that the
sedan in which the young girls were
riding struck the truck in the side
and that for a moment the sedan
seemed 70 cling to the side OF the
truck before breaking loose, then
describing a complete circle on thu
pavement. later TO plunge to the
side OF the noad. a total wreck.
The girls were driving westward
along the new south McAllen-Pharr
highway and the truck was raovinr
northward along the Jackson Ro.d
&C the time the crash occurred.
Vision at the intersection or the
two roads is difficult because OF
high weeds growing along the sides
Of the navements.
Mr.. Aldrich said that the wreck
probably would not have occurred
had both parties been driving more
slowly. The district attorney said
that no criminal liability could be
attached 70 either OF the tive
parties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13

LOS ANGELES, Oct. I3-0-
Sale Of Yves Schulmer.ch, hard
hitting Angel right fielder. TO the
Boston Nationals for $4,000 and
one player was announced last
night by Oscar Reichow. business
manager Of the Los Angeles club
Schulmerich. who weighs 2l5
pounds has a batting aver OF
$50, holding second place in the
Pacific Coast league apd clouted
% home runs this season. He will
report TO the Braves next spring
Jimmy Welsh. outfielder. who went
TO the majors from Seattle IL 1872.
comes 10 the Angels in the dea,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Almakary Leads
In Grid Scoring
IN The Assnciated Pressl

AA& NA12OAAANGA AG12F
Almakary. Louisiana State Uni
versity fullback. sets the pace for
the nations individual football scor-
ing leaders. according TO an Assoc
lated Press compilation.
Almakary has counted so points
In four games to lead the Southern
conference and the country. Sec
ond place is held by Jimmy Murphy
of Fordham. who leads the East with
"a points.
The leaders IN each OF the coun-
try's eight major groups or confer
ences. follow:
First figues show position: second,
genes: third. touchdowns: fourth,
point after touchdown: fifth, field
goals: sixth. total points.
GrN 0nI Dfowar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Matamoros School
Has Kermesse. Dance

The Parent-Teachers Association
Of the Jcsetina school In Matam0ros
held a kermesse and dance last
night at the Josefina school.
Both the kermesse and dance
were attended by many Matamoros
people. The proceeds OF the affair
are 70 Dc used iii improving the
Joscfira school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
PREFERS FLYING

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 1I-Al VII
son makes his living bv stunt flying.
All day long he thrills thousands
with his loops. dives. and climbs
T. the ar. And never once has ~
had a serious accident. And so he
prefers flying to being home on
firm land. While sound asleep re-
Gently he tumbled out of bed and
dislocated two vertebrate. which &C
counts for his preference
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13

HIGH SCHOOL games az interest
20 Valley fans this Friday are as
follows.
Kerrville at Breckenridge.
Austin al Rohst0wn.
Harlandale al Laredo.
Del Rio at Main Avenue.
Harrington AZ KinEsville.
Edinburg az NcAllen.
La Fer.a at Pharr-San Juan
Alamo.
San BenitO AZ Mercedes
Mission al Donna.
Santa Rosa az Rio Hondo.
I'll lard q a- Los Fresr-s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
WHY WASTE TINU

PATRICIA: Why should I let YOU
kiss me?
PATRICK: Well. II YOU want 4
technical explanation it will take
time. It's like this
PATRICIA: Aw. GO ahead and
kiss me.-PathfindeE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
VEN HoU
by Hal EUSTACE


VEN THOUCH
the Brownsville
Junior College
Scorps have not
gotten up full
steam. fans are
Tallying to their
banner. Before
the end OF the
season, the cole
gians will be
packing EN- in
Tucker field as
the Screaming
Eagles did last
S e q o n. The
Scorpso opened
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13

~ THE Observation-Disclosures
tilt Will be followed closely. for II
will give a lineup on the COM
parative strength ~ san Benito
and Harrington A double check or
this comparison viii come out in
the San Berito-Mercedes game
Kinesville took the measure Of San
Benito 1913 Friday. What the
Harlingen Cards viii do 70 the
Kingsvilie Bramahs remains TO be
seen. Rivalry between the two clubs
IS hi9h. because Dutch Rektorik
and Sheik Davis. KinEsville coach
are old friends. having played to-
gether az A. & N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13

the season with a 4O-2 victory over
the Harrington high Cards. defend
ing Valley champions. Last week IN
their second game. the Scorps de-
feated the powerful 23rd. Infantry,
Eighth corps area champions, To.
FRIDAY the San Antonio Junior
college will come here for a brush
with the locals. This should be a
good game and the fans should turn
out for the engagement. According
to reports coming here from the
Alamo City, the ~collegians Of that
city have the best club in their his
tor. Greenwaite. their coach, a
former Olympic athlete. has been az
the institution two years and has
his system working this season.
Last week the San Antonians took
the measure Of Texas Military ms
titute handily. The Alamo City
eleven has been selected as OF
the -four that the Texas freshmen
will meet this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13

Two English chemists have de-
veloped a transparent material re-
sembling plate glass that can be
sawed or turned like wood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Cripples Play Wei.

DID YOU NOTICE the aggressive
work OF the Scorpion line last week
against the husky soldiers? The for
ward wall worked well as a unit
and individuals flashed brilliantly
at times. c. r. Nelson, center, play
ed well despite an injured back. He
suffered no further injury and the
coaching staff has high hopes that
he will enter this weeks game III
top-notch shape. BOY Newman,
quarter. got into the zane IN spite
of an injured ankle. The ankle a
kent Newman out Of the game IL
most all season. He suffered no
further injury in the tilt.
RED IRVINE and his staff plan
an intensive practice both for the
nigh school and JUNIOR college. Inc
afla scnool mas 40 game THIS week,
A., Will play Laredo nigh here next
'veek, With j. ID. Lee eligible once
more, prospects Tor the locals are
materially frightened. With three
weeks Of intensive work behind II,
the Screaming Eagle machine should
be a much better grid unit when II
takes the field against Laredo tnah
it was at the time OF the Corpus
Christi tilt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Bolado Charged With
Laxity of Vigilance

Baltazar Bolado. Matamoros pol
iceman was out on a five hundred
pesos bond today. Bolado is charged
with allowing prisoners TO escape
from the Matamoros Jail.
Bolado. II is alleged. was lax In
his vigilance. allowing Nicolas
Moran. sentenced . death for the
murder Of Samuel Shong. Mata-
moros Chinese baker, to escape.
His trial Is expected shortly and
has aroused the curiosity OF the
residents. since Bolado NAV be COM
pelled to take Moran's place when
the execution date Is set. If the law
finds him guilty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13

HL d. NA A
THE BIG FOUR IN the Vale,
chase are Weslaco. Harrington. Nc
Allen and San Benito from presen.
indications. From comparative
scores. u appears that weslaco
stronger than san Berito. Nc
Aliens schedule has not been sucr
that much could be JUDGED from I.
Many critics maintain that the
Valley race will BE- between wes-
Taco and FariinTen with aTcAller
as the dark horse.
MORE CAN BE- told or the VALLEY
race after McAllen plays Edinburr
this FRIDAY. Comparative scores
can then be obtained on McAilen
San Benito and Weslaco.
NrCARTrr- Wt~ r--rO-7=7
HE HAS BEEN III THE WRONG
LEAGUE TO WIN THE WORLD
SERIES