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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20

A Crossword" Puzzle City
WI GUILD you Ike to live u n.
wv crater OF q volcanof NOT
Well. I quite agree that IN n
rule Il would not Be the choicest sort
OF place for n home site. Neverthe-
less. over in Arabia there is an entire
city located In the crater OF q volcano.
But since the volcano has been ex-
tinct for a good many centuries the
life OF the community IL quite undis-
turbed at least By s~ubterranean
rumblings.
The city - Alden.
Alden il one Of the British Empires
most important coaling stations. In
addition, its fame O. spread in re-
cent years through the adaptabillty
OF the name TO crossword puzzles. Be
that as II may, the city Of Alden IL
one Of the most important ports OF
call Of the Red Sea. and because OF
its proximity to the Suez Canal a
vast quantity OF shipping enters its
harbor every year.
When one visits Alden his ship
puts in at what is known as Steamer
Point. which Is some five miles from
Alden proper. A winding road con-
meets the two. and as one progresses
from Steamer Point one suddenly
comes 10 what appears TO b a blank
wall OF solid rock. But the road
twists and a sort OF natural tunnel.
really a fissure in the rock. appears
Through the tunnel and-Aden.
Alden Is a conglonerate city. There
are Mohammedans. Jews. Parsis
tthey are old Zoroastrians OF Persia
who fled 70 India when the Mohan-
medans gained control OF their ma
tive landl. and even some Capuchins.
who are ~itinerant Franciscan monks.
and who hold their services and
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Answers 10 Health Queries

A r Q.-After a gottre has been
removed can Il grow back again.
A. s. Q.-what can I do 20
straIEhtsn crosseyes?
A.-Proper glasses may correct
the defect.
MRS. +. 9. II. Q=What causes
q paralyac stroke7
A-Cslailv due 70 hardening OF
arteries or high blood pressure.
THOMAS o. o-vhat do you ed-
wise Tor nasal catarrh?
A-Nasal spray used night and
morning Is very helpful in most
cases. For further particulars send
self-addressed. stamped envelope.
8. N. p. o-what do you advise
for nasal catarrh?
Al would suggest that you use
a nasal spray IN the nos and throat
night and morning. For further par
ticulars send a self-addressed.
stamped envelope.
Copyright. 1880. NsRsptpsr Fsarurs serSirs. Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20

not all your Spring clothes ready to greet
the first s~un-filled hours Of the new sea-
son7 Assembled your new coat, that
bright blue suit, that sheer, sheer black frock to
dance through glad Spring evenings. those nice
little walking dresses, that soft, luxurious fox
scarf, those hats, some of them perky, some of
them with clever lines and drapes? All right,
then, it's now time for you to get ready that
Summer wardrobe that Is to be SO devastating
TO the masculine heart.
Yes, it's high time to think Of soft, filmy
frocks in rose organdie and gaily printed chiffon,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
Helpful Advice to Girls
By NANCY LEE
DEAR NANCY LEE:

TEAR NANCY LEE:
In a boy twenty-five years
old A little over q year ago / met
a g1ri Of eighteen and fell in love
with her. She loved me and I
broke her heart by going away on
q business trip and not leaving
her any word Of my going.
When ! came back. we quarreled
and that ended our love affair. /
regret II now, as / cannot forget
her. Whenever she meets me on
the street. she turns her face
away. I don't have any chance to
speak to her as she always turns
her face away from me.
Now, Nancy Lee. do you think
It viii be right for me to write her
a letter telling her that i want to
20 around with her again?
PERPLEXED.
nERPLEXED: Your suggestion Il
n n wise one. BY an means write
her a frank, manly letter, apologize.
ing for your conduct and assuring
her that you are anxious 10 make
amends for any grief that may have
been caused her By your rather un'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
Some Odd Facts

Skulls or all ages and every nation.
to the total number Of 1000. are TO
be seen at the Hunter Museum OF
the Royal College Of Surgeons. In
London. This IL the finest museum
Of It's kind In the world.
For every six marriages IN this
country last year there we're six
divorces. The marriage rate Il de-
creasing. while the divorce rate 10 on
the upgrade.
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The Home Kitchen
By ALICE LYNN BARRY

with a taste for picnichng Is the
little wooden chopping bowl and
chopptng knife. a moment or two
OF vigorous chopping and Il minces
finely any kind or food-and 1t takes
less time 20 use and clean than the
mechanical chopper. However. FOR
larger quantity chopping. the latter
Is quicker and o effective. and
probably produces more eve results.
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Vera Winston-

n WIN n G1AAA9AA2 49,
Suit.
H@ tweed suit n q practical tn
Eestment- It's a costume that In
very versatile. One may wear II
for the sports occasion. for morning
wear in town or for q travelling COS
tune.
There have been more interesting
versions OF this type OF suit this sea
son than ever before. The one Illus
trated today Is or green tweed. It's
cunning coat with notched collar In
scanned in a novel manner. Two
roomy patch pockets add a smart
touch, and a flat bow finishes the
neckline.
The straight skirt features q hck
pleat ut the front
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n o greatest
c 0 n ide n c e.
Many another.
p a { u :
larly the young
mother, starts
in With fear
and trembling.
She In fearful
lest she may
let I h @ q n v
fall, or
some h &C
cident happen
to IL.
There is no
care too great
for the little,
helpless babies
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20

La K kid
glov e S an d
b la X stock
tngs and shoes
and they had
w hite hand
kerchiefs with
black edges in
their bl a c k
hand bags. |
know, because
4 saw them at
q quiet little
e o n c er h
o c after
noon, and they
took the hand
kerchiefs out
n wiped
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nEAR NANCY LEE:
! am a girl OF seventeen. and
went with a certain boy several
times and am crazy about him,
and he seemed TO be about me.
About three months ago he took
my autograph book nome one
night. has eve brought Il back,
nor asked me for any more dates,
and ! have w seen him since
that time. Should I 70 after the
book7 Please tell me what to do7
A LONESOME CHAP.
A LONESOME CHAP: Your friend
"A certainly has no right to keer
your album for such a long period
Write a pleasant but firm note ask
ing him to return your property
forthwith II he does not respond
perhaps your brother or another
friend could call and request that ne
hand the book back 70 them. Such
q person Is surely not worth bother
ing about.
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given Us to protect It ia this pro-
tecting care that guarantees good
health in future years.
The skin Of a newly-born baby
is extremely sensitive. The slight
est heat or cold II felt by the tender
skin. IL In chilled By the slightest
exposure.
At first. bathing Of the infant
should be done by the nurse. She
takes the child on her Jap. and after
sponging and soaping the skin the
baby is gently dipped into the tub
for no mor than a mere rinsInE.
After a few days Of this method
the infant can be gradually ccus-
toned 70 immersion 70 the neck. The
period Of bathing In extended Eradu-
ally.
Cold baths should never o. given
an infant. The bath "a best given
midway between the morning feed
ings.
1t I'm important that n pure. mild
soap be used. IN II IA too strong the
tender skin viii be irritated- Pure
white CASTLE, or olive oil soap. IL
best for the baby.
After bathing. the skin should be
thoroughly dried. There IS danger
OF the skin chapping unless this ia
done. A baby powder = used. usu
ally. In order 70 make sure OF max
ing the skin perfectly dry. This
keeps the skin from chatting.
II ~ extremely important that a
child shall not he left In wet gar
ments. II II Is. there will be chat
ing and chapping Of the akin and
much discomfort Vet clothing
1 nhArTTA 10 ~ a~- mA ~ nnna
"A healthy BABY should have IA daily
bath during the first two years. The
scalp should be washed daily only
until the child is six months old In
hot weather. n baby may be eponged
of in the early evening. This will
be cooling and soothing
Petroleum OIL IL often used for the
skin az the body. but not for the face.
II Is soothing and protective az the
same time.
n a rash should appear On the
baby's skin. II may be- due to the
wearing OF too much clothing. The
baby will perspire freely. and then
the rash appears. Or "a skin irrita-
ton may result from wrong feeding.
The milk mixture may not be quite
right II may be well TO make a
change IN the milk supply. Your
doctor can pass Judgment upon this
question.
Every baby Is better OF X Il has
a room set apart from tire rest OF the
family. It should sleep alone IN q
bed. and In fact all through child
hood II should sleep BY Itself.
The temperature OF such "a room
should be between IS degrees and 70
degrees f., and not ovsr ~ degrees.
Az night II should not fall below SIS
degrees during the bahv's first year.
A clean. gweetly smiling baby IA
the most appealing thing In the
world. This should be every child's
heritage. A perfect skin usually de-
notes good health and n well baby I'm
apt to be q happy baby.
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And run like the wind
Over the hills and away
Far away"
Shadow Song.
nOwN. down the banister sid
Mt. Flor. Hand. Yam and
Rnarf-ths five little shadows
and the Tin-soldier. They were n
the midst or a curious adventure
They had gene TO visit King Fat
wat. who lived not FAR or. although
X was tn a magic land that could
only be reached through q nnls-in.
the-wall.
Arriving A. King Fat-wat's house.
they were disappointed to learn that
re- was out looking at the animals tn
the zoo.
How do we yet there9'' tney nad
asked the royal butler.
Just slide down the banister." no
replied. 80 down the banister they
slid. But instead OF stopping nc tha
bottom they ala a surprising thing
They started 10 sail away like bal
looms. FOR being shadows they were
lighter than air. Only the heavy
Ttn-soldier came plump 20 reAt--flat
on his nose. IS II happened. BY and
BY. after sailing round and round
over the treetops. they managed 70
catch hold az the twiEs and climbed
down 10 the ground again. where
they helped n Tin-soldier 20 hia
feet.
iii don't like nanisters." r. re-
marked. they 70 down too fast"
They now walked a few steps I'm
the direction az d cage and here they
found His Majesty feeding prunes 20
a number on strengthening animals
who were inside.
Good day. Your Majesty" said ths
Tin-soldier. trying his best 20 bow
may 7 introduce you to the shadow
c~hildren7"
No" replied HIS Majesty shortly.
I'm toe busy Bring them back In
m week or two"
"Oh. but We may not have time 10
come back" Hand said. hoping no
would change his mind about being
introduced 10 them. 10 wasn't at all
pleasant 70 be with n person ard noe
Be able to talk 20 him.
But the King went right on feed-
ing the animals. who proved % %
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Words Of the Wise

Silver Is less valuable than
gold, and gold than virtue
Horace.
More sad are these zoe dnftv sees
10 ~, but hadn't ought 90 6e.
--Hdrte.
Who can direct, when an pre-
tend to mow7 Goldsmith
The cGy 70 resumption Is 20
resume. Chose
One cannot know everything
Horace.
Prayer fs the sonrs sincere
desire. Whittier.
The tree OF knowledge q not
that of life. Byron
They tDho haze steeped their
souls In prayer
Can erery anguish calmly bear.
-Hflnes.
Justice, sir, In the great In
terest Of man on earth.
WEBSTER.
There Hres more ycith In honest
doubt,
bclteUe me, than fn hair ths
creeds. -Tennysor.
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\ kind act. No doubt that ie what
she is expecting from you. and she
IS right not TO speak until you have
made proper apology.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20

Deep mourning-crepe twelve
inches high around the bottom Of
heir skirts and long crepe wells.
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GOODNIGHT
STORIES
By Biax TreD

Pick up your heels
And run like the wind
Over the hills and away
Far away"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
mourning.

nHERE they were coming down
the street.-the two women in
A mourning.
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Daily Care
OfBdby'S
Skin
Bathing an Infant II an Art,
Says Authority, and How
It's Done Has a Bearing
on Future Health.
BY X. 9. COPELAND, VI. ID.
u. s. Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner OF Health
Ne10 York City.

DATHING the baby is one Of
- the many important proceed
- ings in infant hygiene To
do it correctly is a real art
Most mothers 20 about II with
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Three-Minute
Journeys
By TEMPLE MANNING

A Grossly Word" Puzzle City
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SAIESaIEN-AGENTs

WANTED - Al radio salesman
with technical knowledge. Must
DC very energetic, reliable. good
personality. Write detailed letter
and attach photo. giving past five
years employment and reference
Box number LIN. care Browns
Vile Herald. I-ll7
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Sudlow as Clerks;
Precinct No. 20; Polling Place, the
Miller Hotel; w. T. Burnett and
Frank Alcedo as Presiding Judge
and Assisting Judge and Miss Lydia
Champion and Mrs. Frank Alcedo
as Clerks;
Precinct No. u; Polling Place,
Martinez Drug Store No. 2. Paul K
Dye and Cuban MonSees as Presid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge and
John Hunter and Fermln CuellaI
as Clerks.
Precinct No. %; Polling Place,
the Old Alamo Building at the
corner OF Ninth and Adams Streets;
a. c. Hipp and Valentin Gayito as
Presiding Judge and Assisting Judge.
and Federico RsclO ana Tomas Ii
jerina Jr. as Clerks.
Precinct No. 30 IS heretofore
created by the Commissioners Court
Is hereby defined as a voting pre-
cinct for holding said election and
Moss Store is named as the poll
Ing place fo- holding said election
and I. u. Moss and K. j Lewis are
named as Presiding Judge and As
sisting Judge, and j. G. White and
Mrs. L. d. Moss are named as clerks
Of said election:
All that territory OF Voting r =
clnct No. SO as heretofore created
by the Commissioners Court. lying
within the metes and bounds Of
said navigation district, is hereby
created and defined as a voting
precinct for holding said 4 ,ction.
and the residence of j. N Saner is
hereby named as the polling place
for holding said election and Mrs.
j. NJ. Saner and John r. Cara are
named as Presiding Judge and As
sisting Judge. and j. Saner ID A.
r. Cara as Clerks OF said election:
Voting Precinct No. "a as hereto
fore created by the Commissioners
Court. is hereby created and defin-
ed as a voting precinct for holding
said election. and the Filling Sta
ton near 5outhpoint is hereby
named as the polling nlace IN said
voting precinct. and Fred Latham
and M. NJ. Brown are nance as
Presiding Judge and Assisting Judve
OF said election. and Mrs. II. z.
Grove ard Mrs. z. z. Sainpauzh as
Clerks az said election"
The Secretary OF the District Is
ordered and directed TO prepare the
ballot. and provide election SrD-
plies for said election. and the
Chairman ami the Secretary are
ordered and directed 70 give notice
for the length If time and in the
manner required nv law for the
holding Of said election.
The above and FOREGOING notice Is
given pursuant % said order OF the
Board Of Navigation & Canal Com
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CLASSIFIED
Rates and Rules

Advertisements Will be accepted
over the phone from those having
gu!e charge accounts Other
classified advertising must be &C
companieo by cash
No advertising accepted or Al
until forbid" order A specified
umo OF insertions must De sfven
Inc Herald reserves the riRlt &c
place all advertisements under
proper classification M reject I'm
clean or Objectionable copy
Obituaries resolutions and -ards
u thanks In classified section will
ne taken az the reRular classified
rate In other part OF paper reader
~ates apply
The publishers are not espor
4ible for copy emissions. typo
graphical error or any unintention-
nj error that NAV occur farther
man 70 correct IN the next issue
-ftar 10 10 brought TO their atten-
ton All advertising ORDER are &C
cepted OF this basis only.
Telephone Nc 9 and dictate youT
advertisement 70 on experienced
.lass'fied writer.
To insure publication same das
copy should be presented not later
than 10 a N Copy for Sunday
issues should De In not later than
b-00 q N SATURDAYS 70 insure
prope classification
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
20 words or less m insertion a0e
Over 20 words one insertion
per word &c
Subsequent insertions run con
secutively. per woro. LIE
Minimum -.- 10 words
Bv MOI n. per word soc
No classified advertisement sc-
cepte1 for less than 400
LOCAL READER RATES
Readers. Der word ........... &C
Readers ner Inch ..... 81 rs
second and third DAYS. 3isc Der
wore fourth fifth and sixth DAYS
&c per word. 7 consecutive DAYS
ll3c nnr word
Legal notices lie per word each in
sertinn
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CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK THESE OFFERS
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

missiouers made and entered on the
4th day OF November, A. D. 1880.
Witness our hands and seal OF
said district at Brownsville. Texas,
this 4th day Of November. A. D. 1880.
JOHN GREGG,
President OF the Board of
Navigation & Canal Com
miSsioners of Brownsville
Navigation District Of
Cameron County. Texas.
j. @. FERNANDEZ,
Secretary of tie Board OF
Navigation e. Canal Com
missioners Of Brownsville
Navigation District Of
Cameron County. Texas.
tSEAL)
Attest: j. G. FERNANDEZ,
Secretary.
it-l0-l7-24-3t-3593
The Khyber Pass. in Afghanis-
tan. IS the principal pass into that
country from India. II is about
30 miles long.
Airplane tsxis at % cents a mile
for a single passenger are operated
m seven English cities.
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Employment
HELP WANTED

WANTED--Cook TO take charge #
kitchen in good paying business;
some capital required. Write Box
1921. Brownsville. Texas. 1902
We have a splendid proposition to
offer young Brownsville man now
employed who has some time 70 de-
vote to outdoor advertising work:
no selling. Write 81 once. Manag-
or. SIS w. Goodale St. Columbus.
Ohio. 1921
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For Subdivision
$50 Acres

Located 4 Blocks from the high
school and closer 70 Browns
vile than the exclusive Los
Ebanos Subdivision Winding
reSaca runnllp through CROP
erty offering natural lake front
sites for subdivision This prop
erty Is fer sale by owners and
can be bought at q very at
tractive price Also tract OF 800
acres within city limits &C iacenr
TO Missouri Pacific Lines on
the south. Henson-Lcrnay 4;
Houston and Brownsville De-
velopment Co CSC
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HOUSES FOR SALE

MUST SELL Groom modern home
and $1,000 per month other rent
ais. $4,000. ) per cent TO agents.
Box 426. San Juan, Texas. 1902
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A MODERN HOME

Did you know you can buy a
home III restricted Riverside
Park tocay for less money and
better terms than any future
day in Brownsville?
Five and siX-room homes, ul-
ira modern conveniences. locat-
ed In the nearest restricted dis
trict TO the heart Of Browns
vile.
CALL w. NJ. EGAN, Phone 2l6 or
l203-W. Office. Riverside Drive,
Riverside Park.
H-23s
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Train Sch
MISSOURI PACIFIC LrNRs

MISSOURI PACIFIC LrNPs
No i2-To Houston san Antonio
$40 0 n
No i4-To Houston 100 o On
No 1910 Houston San Antonio
s0o o 70
vo i@Fron ST Couis San Antonio
Hnrston. Z 30 a %
No i3-Fror1 Houston. $40 a n
No il-Fron san Antonio and Hous
ton IS n n
soUTHERS PACIFIC LINES
No 3le-From Houston San Anto.
ao Sis . n
No $50 Houston san Antonio
rs o N
NATIONAL LINES oP MEXICO
tMatanoros station
No I32-To MonterreT Mexico CITY
SOS q n
No l3i-Fron Mexico city Monter-
'ey 30 o N
RIO GRANUE RAILWAY
From Point isabel % %
To Point saoeI est = m
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Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-At sacrifice. account
old age and poor health, cafe and
confectionery. soda fountain. pea
nut and popcorn machine. Theater
Building, Ia Feria. Texas. I-ol5
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Real Estate

CITRUS LAND-Truck land. tracts
) TO $50 acres. low priced. Box
1883. San Benito. Texas. LII
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30

|. LAREDO. Jan. Gone Of the
fastest semi-professional basket
ball teams in Southwest Texas has
been organized by The Laredo
Times OF Laredo. Texas. The team
IS composed Of former high school
and college stars. It Is planned TO
schedule games with teams from
San Antonio. Austin. Waco, Corpus
Christi. Brownsville Monterrey.
Houston. and many other Valley
teams. Games have already been
scheduled with Eagle Pass. Mon
terrey. Alice and the ElkS club Of
San Antonio.
The Laredo Times team Is under
the management Of z. Frenchy)
Didieu who Is a member Of the adj
vertising staff or the newspaper.
The Laredo high school gymnasium
with a seating capacity Of 500 will
be used for the inter-city games.
The team is composed OF the follow
ing men: Forwards, McCaulley.
Pen, Vale. Hickey, and Watson;
centers Trout and Crab; guards.
Honeyman. Jones. FariaS and
Didieu. The Laredo Times requests
that all teams interested in playing
its team to please communicate
with Manager z. Didieu, care La
redo Times.
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FIGHTS LAST


At Lubbock: Texas Tech, 80; Sui
Ross Normal. %.
At Paris: Texarkana junior COL
lege, IL: Paris junior college. 80.
At Greeneville: Wesley college, 35;
Lon Morris college. %.
At Nacogdoches: Stephen + Austin
college, 81; Daniel Baker. Al.
At Annapolis: Navy IS, Western
Maryland %.
At West Point: Army 4S, Massa-
chuSetts Aggies "A.
At Granville: Ohio IS, Denison
81.
At Sioux City: Wayne (NB.)
Teachers 26, Morningside %.
At Pella: Central 81, Western
Union %.
At st. Paul: Augsburg Il, st. Paul
Luther 20.
At Concordia, Mo: Wentworth
Military Academy ~. st. Paul q,
AT Rolla: william Jewell 40, Mis-
souri, Miners 80.
At Marshall: Central Wesleyan AZ
Missouri Valley 20.
At Emporia, Kas: Emporia
cheers q. College Of Emporia IL.
At st. Mary. Kas: Long Oilers "a
st. Mary's college %.
At Hutchinson, Kas: Pittsbure
Teachers 81. College Of Emporia Il
At Lindsborg. Kas: Kansas Wes-
leyan 81, Bethany %.
CINCINNATI-Busy Graham, Uti.
Ca N. Y, and Freddie Miller, Gin
cinnati, drew, C0).
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M'ALLEN Wins
IN WILLACY
Defeats Raymondville, One
Of Best Clubs in This
Section, 1914
Especial to the Heraldl

RAYMONDVILLE. Jan. 3O-In a
test between Willacy county and
Hidalgo county basketball here last
night. the McAllen high school
quint defeated Coach Paul Tanks
iey's Raymondville aggregation l6-
II.
The Raymondville aggregation
has been cleaning up in general on
Cameron county teams. II has
beaten San Benito and Harrington.
two Of the strong clubs Of this
county.
Edinburg. generally conceded to
be the favorite in Hidaigo county.
has defeated the McHi boys.
High point honors for the evening
went to Gene Cox. stubby all
around athlete under COWBOY"
Oean. He rang up eight points.
The line-ups:
McAllen: Hamberiick and RAM
sev. forwards; Overstreet. center:
Baldwin and Cox, guards. Sub:
Walsh at guard.
Raymondv!lle: Stockwell and
Glover. forwards: RUSSELL. center
McCharen and Huff. guards. C..
Wright. substitute.
Officials: II. B. Baxter and c. T.
Hilburn.