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of Mcdonald. She also stated that
other original witnesses were be.
ing sought in the attempt TO prove
the leagues contention that Mooney
and Billings were not given fair
trial
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1924


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the prices o.
leading
large benefits from M
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At Brooklyn
r. Co,.N
American

At New York
Philadelphia 600 00i 3u0-- & L.
New York 900 iJ3 00x-l2 10 q
Mahaffey, Perkins, shores and
Cochrane, Schang; johnson aud
Dickey.
At Cleveland
ST. Louis %. 030 600 020-- ; 10
Cleveland 900 @42 ok 9 - I
Collins, Coffman and Il. Ferrell;
w. Ferrell and Myatt.
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At Boston

(First Came
Washington 900 O04 01O-5 II 0
Boston ..............000 900 l01-2 ]
Jones & Rucl; Russell, Busardry &
Heving.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National

Al Philadelphia
New York 100 600 600 / /
Philadelphia 500 000 002- ) II >
Hubbcll and O'Farrcll; Bcugc and
Davis.
At Cincinnati
Chicago 900 002 0l0 O. > 10 |
Cincinnati 600 020 0l0 l. 9 .
Root and Iartnctt; kolp and
Styles.
At Brooklyn
(First Gamc)
Boston ..............000 600 000--0 , |
Brooklyn ..-.......02O 30 30x-S u o.
Farmhouse. Cunningham x Spoh-
rcr: Vance 4 Deberry.
At Brooklyn
Boston .........0O0 l0l oil / = q
Brooklyn ....00f 0l0 4Gx- 6 j. >
Sherdel, Brandt and Cronin; FL
lott, Phelps and Lopez.
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MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

tions that i has lost us true val
uztsol- In this case = = spphed
with justice
Alice White. Who has been fes-
tu-ed II many productions and
starred N Szch prominent vehicles
a. Show GEl Naughty Bz5T--
Hot Stuff Broad~zy Babes
-GiTi from Woolxc--h-S- Paving
Around" and SHOW Girl II Holy
wood" Plays . prominent part.
Others II featured characterize
11cns s-e LLOYD Hughes. who has
played opposite such famous cinema
personalities a. Colleen Moore.
Co-inne Griffith. Billie Dove and
Mary AStor: Marie Provost. the
famous Mack Sennett bathing
beauty who scored such . trsmen-
co1s success u the LuoEtSch rro-
cuctionS: Kenneth Thomson. pom
r-en- Stage star. Ray Cooke. Mar
As1er, WI1Z Mack and others.
STee-1ear-S On Parade Is the
story Of snail t0zr girl who comes
20 the big city % mary = million
are While hE- ambition s not ex-
ATTY rsaLzed- she does encounter
romance and falls III love with :
czS1--g young United States
Mama
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
CAPITOL

Win the rz1id GeTes01rsrt ~
TIE z-pL&1e aid other modes CT
Transportation and the Increasing
problem o. traffic u Cur zrEar
cites Ehz- VII NEE york cck
LR = 1892
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|.MODie Calendar


BROWNSVILLE
Capitol - Just Imagine, =
BrendeL
MISUNDERSTANDING On Par
Queen--Clsncey IN wall Street;
Charles Murray.
MERCEDES
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croft
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MISSION
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ais: Grace Moore. Reginzld
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RivcE--Doorvzy 70 Hell; Lewis
AyreS
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ice CnevzIseT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
DTTTHaNN

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Ccfz-5a comedy st-rzc-sor sraec-
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to1 bEz-sz ard -ES1ce-rs Pr0pe--
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Ezn highway ard -red right No
agents Aires W. j. T-EcnLz
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Business Opportunities

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Real Estate
A CHOICE GROVE

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Real Estate

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Christian Churches
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE-Chlcs-
% property Ecrrh forty thousand
dollars S01-h SECS best re<cen-
tai district For Grst-claSs crrUs
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Mos authentic O. al plays os
Ezngz-er psychology Is The Door
way 10 Hell" latest Warner Bros
and TIrzr11ns Production which
r1r1es to the RIToZ1 theatre San
T=-fro WeneSdzy fer q Fur @ three
d. Both Rowland BruTn- vino
~ the story and George Rose
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Ere familiar ~z-n csnzE1S q TIRE III
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Livestock & Poultry

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HOUSES FOR SALE
MODERN HOME


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AUTOS FOR SALE

FOR SELE-leE Do6Fe Senior s.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
ISLANDS OF MIDPACIFIC
LEFT OUT OF RADIO LAW
Federal Group in Quandary over
Guam and Samoa Following
Station Application.

Two specks of American domain
lying in the midpacific-Guam and
Eastern Samoa-are absolutely free of
the restraints Of radio regulation be-
cause Congress forgot all about them
when it wrote the radio law.
The question of Federal jurisdiction
over radio in Guam has cropped UP
publicly for the first time with the
receipt July 81 of an application for an
amateur station there. the first ever
received from that outpost of civiliza-
ton. And along with 1t came the
revelation that the law does not touch
either Guam or Eastern Samoa, both of
which are important naval stations.
The Federal Radio Commission which
Supervises radio for the United States
and its possessions, is in something Of
a quandary. It couldn't have been that
Congress meant to exclude this little
island and its rather barbarian neigh
Dor Samoa, from Federal regulation.
Yet the law, written in 1927 and
amended every year since then, does not
even mention them, while every other
State, Territory, protectorate or pos
session is called by its full name.
Copyright, 1890. by Consolidated PresS.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
.CURTISS LEAVES
ESTATE TO FAMILY
Widow and Son Are to Get
Bulk of Property; Other
Relatives Remembered.
NJ the Associated Press.

Nv the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, August 2.-The will Of
Glenn H Curtiss, pioneer aviator, be-
0ueathed what Is believed TO be the
bulk of his estate equally to his widow
and son, Glenn H., jr., 10, 1t was
learned when the instrument was filed
for probate here today. Mr.. Curtiss
died in Buffalo July %.
Mrs Curtiss and the American Ex-
change irving Trust Co. of New York
were named jointly as executors and
trustees No estimate was available as
to the value of the estate.
Sons Share in Trust.
According to the will. Mrs. Curtiss
ard her son will receive equal shares
of the estate after the payment of all
lust debts and a number of bequests.
The sons share of the estate is to be
held in trust for him until he is 80
years of age, when he is to receive the
principal.
other requests we're: $4,000 in Sc
curities in trust TO Mrs. Lua Adams,
mother of the descendant; $4,000 in
securities in trust to Mrs. Ruth Hesley,
q sister: stock in several Florida cor
porations to Carl G. Adams, half
brother, with the provision that on his
death the stock is to go to Mrs. Adams:
income from $4,000 in securities in
trust to Mrs Mary Babcock San Diego,
Calf, an aunt, with the provision that
at her death the principal will go to
Mrs. Curtiss and her son; income from
$4,000 in securities in trust to Mrs.
Kate Andrews, San Diego. another
aunt, with the same provision as to
disposition on her death.
Trust Company to Act.
The will also provides that Mrs Cur
eass' share of the estate was given in
lieu of dover, and that she and the
American Exchange Irving Trust Co.
as trustees are to have full powers
necessary to handle the property.
Francis F. Miller, attorney who filed
petition in court for the appointment
of Mrs. Curtiss as executrix, said an
inventory of the estate will be filed
within so days. Miller and Adams
brought the will here from Buffalo for
probate, inaSmuch as Mr.. Curtiss was
o Florida resident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
ne-Wheel Taxi in Africa.

Consisting of one wheel, a platform
and shafts, taxi is being used by ma
tives for transportation into the wilds
OF Angola. West Africa. It consists of
q rubber-tired wire wheel on which is
mounted a light frame with q spring
seat for the passenger directly over the
wheel. Shafts fore and aft are used by
natives who propel the conveyance, one
pulling and the other pushing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
Bees Stop Passenger Train.

Bees took charge OF a train as 1t ap-
preached Marmade, France, recentiy.
They had escaped from q hive, which
had broken open, in the baggage car.
They first attacked the engineer, who
was almost blinded and had to stop the
Srain. Many passengers ran across
helds with the buzzers In pursuit. After
singing a great number of people the
swarm dispersed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
New Dog Law unpopular.

Dog owners are dispIeased with the
new law in England compelling them to
place their name and address on q pets
collar or on q badge attached to 1t. The
measure was passed so quietly that
hardly any canine owners knew about it
until afterward. Government officials
say the law is for the purpose of elimi-
mating strays, and viii be strictly en-
forced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
Seven Clergymen in Play.

In a revival of Tennyson's Beckett"
by the Church Players Guild. at Cax-
ton Hall, Westminster, England, re-
Gently, seven members of the cast were
clergymen. The version was that made
BY Sir Henry Irving, and the players
wore the original costumes used by
his company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-03

Prof. Einstein Is out with q new theory about gravi-
tation, electricity. static fields. etc. Well. the profes-
sor hadn't been feeling very well lately and the folk;
all sort Of suspected he had it coming on.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-03
. MOVIE \
8SlDEllGH1S n

When the announcement was
made some time ago that Lawrence
Tibet. noted baritone Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, had
been placed under contract by
Metro-G @ ldwyn-Mayer to star in
an operate all-talking picture en-
titled The Rogue Song" the ques-
ton rose on every side. viii sound
films offer outstanding vocal art
lists a new outlet for their talents?"
Now that the production has
been completed and will be shown
Sunday az the Rivoli Theater, San
Benito for q run Of 5 days. the
general public Will have a better
opportunity 70 judge for themselves
as to the answer to that question.
Lionel Barrymore, who is him
self recognized as a ranking mu-
Sician and composer, directed Tib-
bett in The Rogue Song" Original
plans called for Robert z. Leonard
TO serve as director, but Leonard
was unable to complete the final
editing OF Marianne" Marion
Davies film, IL time TO make prep
arationS for the new production,
which had 10 be finished in time for
Tibet 70 make a concert tour be-
fore the opening Of the Metropol-
itan Opera season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-03
Millions to Texas Highway
Construction

Texas leads all other states in area and mileage
designated highways and ranks fifth in popula-
on. For this very good reason the state viii receive
lderal highway aid Of approximately 100000 ad-
ltional available for the year from June 1880 to
|hne 1891. and make the annual appropriation by the
deral congress for the years 1882 and 1888. SIPS,
70, 300.
Texas received approximately SIX per cent OF the
Yta1 appropriation.
1t goes without saying that the Texas highway de-
lrtment will be very busy for three years to come,
I'D. lest we forget, the practical politicians who are
heming for an elective commission Of three or five
iould not be overlooked by the voters Of Texas who
Sieve In honesty In government and a dollars worth
material or labor for every dollar paid out Of the
fghway department treasury.
i Care should be taken by the voters in the selection
u candidates for senator's and representatives at the
bly, primaries. Give the seekers for legislative place
be acid test. There's a way to do it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-03
turkish Women Given the Ballot

the Angora parliament has passed a law CIV
II Turkish women the right to vote in municipal
ectious, and making them eligible to hold office as
sunIcipal counselors and presidents Of municipalities.
tcording to the government newspaper in Angoria,
IL Turkish governrent will give women the full
hnchise with the right to sit in parliament.
&This. according to the editor Of the Turkish news
kper which is the mouthpiece Of the government,
3ffaced the last vestige Of the tyranny and ignor-
bee OF the old order" On the other hand the ia
Sous Turkish woman author. Kadrie Reshad. pub
Shed a statement asserting that 90 per cent Of the
rkish women had no idea what the suffrage move
Eent was all about. Why should the lady growl
bout it2 There are thousands Of men and women
this greatest Of republics who are as ignorant Of
3vernnental matters and constitutional govern
Eent as the most benighted OF the Turks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-03
CAPITOL

Gary Cooper, recently seen and
heard in the title role Of The Vir-
ginian," is doing his gallantries
again tomorrow at the Capitol
Theater in a thrilling play, Only
the Brave" For many a feminine
heart the foregoing statement, brief
as II is, will no doubt be sufficient
recommendation 70 this newest Of
fering.
But in the case there are any
doubters, 1t must be added that
only the Brave" shows Cooper 70
a better advantage, far better, than
his previously satisfactory best.
There is something about this tall,
manly Montana youth that seems
to mark him as the most perfect
American type. He Is virile and
gallant, but yet not given TO thun-
derous outpcuringS OF unseemly
emotion. His quiet courage inspires
hero-worship in the hearts Of al
who behold him and hear him In
his masterful work upon the talk
ing screen.
Paramount chose wisely when II
selected Mary Brian as the sweet
heart Of Gary Cooper in this pic
ture. Their tremendous success as
the lovers IN The Virginian" found
great favor with film fans every
where.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-03
Battle Site Town
Plans Celebration

ST. Francisco CaStellanos Jr., gov
error Of the state Of Tamaulipas,
has wired the Matamoros military
and civil authorities inviting them
TO the Inauguration OF the highway
between the city OF Jimenez and
Ciudad Victoria, the state capital.
The Inauguration date for the
highway between the two cities,
which is 10 be O part of the Mata-
moros-C iudad Victoria highway
under construction has been set for
April II.
The ceremonies will last four days
and will be featured by an inspection
or the new highway and ~barbecues.
Governor Castellanos will Off
cially inaugurate the new highway.
Members Of the Tamaulipas state
legislature will also attend. A repre-