davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1930-12-10
100000 More for Delaware Roads

Federal aid totaling 100000 for
Delaware road work is carried in
the emergency construction appro-
priation bill passed by the lower
house of Congress yesterday, this
is in addition to any other Federal
aid fund. If passed, it will speed
up the road program and aid un-
employment.
Smyrna times., 1930-12-10
Held for Stealing AZ Chickens

Arley Demby alias G. Demby
and Frank Demby, negroes, of st.
Jones Neck, east of Dover. were
held each in 1000 bail for the
February term of Kent County
Court by Magistrate w. D. Burton
of Dover for the larceny of AZ
chickens from the hennery of Mrs.
Sallie Lafferty near Dover. The
chickens were sold by the negroes
for S3420.
Smyrna times., 1930-12-10
SANTA CLAUS TO ARRIVE IN
SMYRNA SATURDAY At NOON
TO TAKE UP HEADQUARTERS
AT -four CORNERS" AT PM.
Smyrna Band Will Escort Him
Through the Streets-Xmas Dis
play Turned on at 4.45 SATURDAY.

Santa Claus will be in SMYRNA
next Saturday. One o'clock in the
afternoon is the time set for his
arrival. An escort has been pro-
vided to receive him and headed
by Sylvester's Concert Band OF
Smyrna. The committee will meet
Santa Claus at given point and
proceed to the center of the town
after a street parade, where Santa
will establish his headquarters at
LOO p. m. Santa has promised to
have a gift for every boy and girl
in our community, and for the
children not to be disappointed,
parents and guardians are asked
to have the little folks there on
time. All letters should be ad-
dressed to Santa Claus in care of
The Smyrna Times Office, Smyrna,
Delaware. If preferred, children
may bring their letters to The
Times Office and they will be de
livered to Santa Claus on his ar
rival. All the children are urged
to write letter to Santa. In ad-
dition to Saturday, Santa Claus
will appear on the 18th, goth, and
oath. The electrical decorations
that are rapidly nearing compile
ton, and for which Smyrna has
been placed in the first ranks of
the "City Beautiful in our State,
will again show forth their bril-
lance at 4.45 p. m, when George
r. Stevenson, president of the City
Council will throw the switch an
nouncing that Smyrna is sending
forth the glad tidings of Christ
mas, emulating the spirit of'Peace
on Earth, Good Will Toward Men"
The Smyrna Business Mems Asso-
citation who are arranging the Wis
it of Santa Claus, the electrical il
Elimination of our city and the
spreading of good cheer, have
made a substantial contribution to
the Laura Lee Circle, Kings
Daughters, Smyrna's great charit-
able organization, who are also be-
ing assisted by the Fraternal,
Civic and Patriotic societies of the
community to care for the needy
and to see that every home where
the breadwinner is sick or unem-
ployed shall share the good wishes
of Santa Claus on Christmas
morning The Business Men have
arranged with Benjamin SCHNEIDER
manager of the Capital Theatre of
Dover, for the entertainment of all
children at the Dover theatre on
Christmas Day at IL a. m. For
further particulars consult Warner
w. Price or Mrs. ]. v. Wright,
president of Laura Lee Circle of
Kings Daughters. Mr.. SCHNEIDER
has arranged treat for the chill
dren. A special talkie for their
amusement and a box of candy.
Children, do not miss this treat.
The members of the Citizens Hose
Company of Smyrna, are planning
for the decoration of the Fire
House in keeping with the spirit of
business and home decorations.
Beginning next Saturday Smyrna
stores will be open every evening,
(except Sunday until Christmas.
Come see the beautifully lighted
store windows and decorations all
over town. 1t promises to be
worth travelling miles to see. Band
concert every evening from Satur-
day 18th to December 24th. Motor
parties from distant towns are in
vited to come, park their cars and
stay as long as they want. A cor
dial welcome is extended to every
body.
Smyrna times., 1930-12-10
WI SCHOOL BAND

nm School Units with
| 'ssrl q Dover, Director
j. ~. = to organize a
! ! ,iOr' the various
i. .as schools of Kent
s's,l y rehearsal was ar
\, ~aaay afternoon last
i Is'n1rs ? @ at Dover,
s,,,..D :, D. simmons, Of
l,ns...9 Captain Sim
sasl sal' captain Of COM COM
"a. iasl ! n. Guard, has
kI. past Command
la Da,a s0x Post, Ameri-
w. ',Ver, Y and is presi-
e'sxs s 4sss lose Company I, 70, of
y ~. formation Of tba
/ S.,sa saptain simmona n ,,,e
:. os,11y..p oas,Iy P shapley l,t,,,
sAssgj,a,.oof Of Wyoming
Smyrna times., 1930-12-10
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Rev. f. A. Lemoine, Announces
Services for Next Sunday

Services at st. Peters Church
next Sunday, Third Sunday in Ad-
vent, will be: Communion. a. M;
morning prayer and sermon, IL a.
M, subject of sermon. Bishop
Manning and His Critics; evening
prayer and sermon, 7.30 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1930-12-10
DIES FROM AUTO ACCIDENT
Roy KiIlen of Woodside, Hurt Last
Wednesday, Dies in Dover Hospital

Roy Killen, SO years old, of
Woodside, who was injured in an
automobile accident at Woodside
Cross Roads on Wednesday, died
at the Kent General Hospital in
Dover, Saturday. Killen was a
passenger in the car of Myrtle
Reed who was later fined for driv-
ing a car while he was under the
influence of liquor. The car col
lided with a machine driven by
Otto Reiner, of Ridgewood, N. j.
Reed was fined S100 and costs for
driving a car while drunk
Smyrna times., 1930-12-10
Smyrna School Pupils Thrifty

Yesterday was Bank Day at the
Smyrna Special District Schools
when pupils showed their thrift by
depositing S65.98 or a total of
S94S.39 since school opened Sep
tember /. The report shows that
500 out of total of $50 made de-
posits making percentage of 76.1
Smyrna times., 1930-12-10
kE|Il[ SMYRNA
IfHJR 'IALK|ES'
[,nER IS TURNED
s,y FOR STRAND
: Lease Opera
10 VII Elevate I Floor
With Council

,,r monthly Hl0So
B, business Mems As
l,a,r evening a propo-
n, the Smyrna opera
= notion picture the
Irpstus, so much rs, SO
u Price, ]. E. VII
T. n. Rust were ap-
y ''nnittee to confer
Town Council to See
] 5Oue in the matter.
,.,,5Isr. manager Of
d Theatre -
Is part Of his Dover
IT, up to meet with
s,,iness Mems Asso-
articularly to ascer-
!, association was 60
.,tiye to his PROPOSE
,r,ral months ago to
..Isie' picture outfit II
rssatrs for which out
ssng that the business
~ put up the money
iursd aprOximately at
,Onmittee handling
- composed of Wal
r., chairman; Harvey
III Kant SheubrOokS.
ugh Investigation de-
accept the PROPOSE
u down on this, the
rtTssn Mr.. Shindler
s1sss men, took a turn
the Smyrna Opera
rsich event Mr.. Shind-
would be glad to con-
49,
il Smyrna Town
rli elevate the floor
TsateYer changes were
NJ. Shindler, it is un-
Tnld put in a talkie
n bis own expense. In
+tB said, Mr.. Shindler
In Strand Theatre and
Smyrna Opera House
Il movie in Smyrna.
l.! thought the cost of
I nscessary changes to
! H1use would be COM
! nal and even though
kad floor proposition,
aable movie theatre
|..is Of it. On motion,
, Wilson and Rust
kilnsd, were appointed
! With Smyrna Town
Es next meeting to see
|mges would cost. The
ka House has not been
/ acture theatre since
BELLS vacated 1t IN 1874
asgs on the Strand
rsd by Horace David.
EAanus sold out to
! ShEartz Of the Dia-
I lasatre chain, the lat
! ut a year and a half
/ Saindler. While the
fsn House is a second
Ezdol instead of a mod
|N-ioor edifce, it was
! Smyrna Business Men
''nday night as a most
opposition in that
NJ It's Town Hall and
Y a revenue producer
N where now most Of
= Opera House is idle. (
1la have no objection
: coming along and
hnarn ground floor
/ ! lals is a remote pos
" The good of the town
! vel conducted theatre
. a community, the
<s House offers the
alce the town has,
: ease is sold to Mr..
~'le one else Other
saaelsd Friday night
sas Of the Finance,
= 20 Decorations Com
" Christmas General /
" Of which showed
! vas being made and
! ,ss ! were coming Up
y put the exhibition
Y Association voted I
!. laura Lee Circle Of
! sasls to go with that
] 4ad other organiza-
I 1ae poor and needu !
Smyrna times., 1930-12-10

Continued From, PAGE Eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-02
U. S. GIRL MUSICIAN
WINS FAME IN BERLIN
Invades the Sacred Precincts Of
Man by Conducting Philharmonic
Orchestra Program.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN.-Antonia Brico. courage
GUS California girl. has upset the musi-
cal apple cart at the German capital
by daring to conduct an evenings pro-
gram of the famous Philharmonic Or
cheStra.
The critics have had to abandon their
traditional standards to answer the
question, Can a woman take a mans
place as wielder of the baton?"
Their replies may be divided into
three groups. Never" say those who
oppose woman's entry into the sacred
preserves of man.
why not?" ask those who, after
hearing Miss Brico conduct concerto
gross BY Handel and a difficult SYM
phony by Dvorak, feel that the orches-
ira followed Miss Brico as well as 1t
follows the average male kapellmeister.
"Wait and see," writes a neutral
group which finds that Miss Brico
showed decided talent, but because of
lack of routine and experience was too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-02
Kick in Time, Unlike
Stitch, May Be Costly
For Tailor in Fight
py the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
wAUKEGAN, ILL.,, April "A
leather shoe is just leather shoe
to most persons, but to Anthony
Patapowitz, a Highwood, Ill, tai
lor, IT'S q deadly weapon.
He came to this conclusion as
a result of a controversy with
Paul Peckar. also tailor. The
two tailors worked side by side
under a business agreement,
which provided that either could
kick the other in case it was vio-
lated.
Anthony violated the pact and
Paul kicked, it was charged.
Assault with a deadly weapon,
to wit: A leather Shoe" read a
part of the $4,000 damage suit
Anthony fled against Paul. He
alleged personal injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-02
BLACK MAGIC IN 10
Thirteen Players Come to Grief
After Thirteen Rehearsals.

CORNING, N. Y. (P)-Thirteen MEM
bers of q local dramatic club of this
Der as"
The Is players rehearsed for Is weeks
IN order to present What Happened to
Jones" on February 13 Then it hap
pened-not to Jones but to the cast Of
the play.
The leading mans arm was broken;
the leading lady developed laryngitis;
another player was injured in an auto
mobile accident, and one Of the must
clans in the orchestra was obliged to be
absent because of an accident in which
his wife was severely burned.
The play finally was presented on
February "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-02

academic in her motions and stuck too
closely 10 the score.
Antonio Brico came to Berlin two
years ago on O scholarship from the
University Of California 10 study COM
position, orchestrataon, operate coach
ing and orchestra ccnduction. She
studied especially with Prof. Julius
Pruewer, who conducts the popular con-
certs Of the Philharmonic Orchestra.
At the last Bayreuth festival plays she
acted as coach.
Miss Brico Is the first American
woman ever to WELD the baton over the
Philharmonic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-02
Publishers Sue Turkey.

ISTANBUL (R.-The six book pub
iishers who survived in this city the
substitution of the Latin for the old
Arabic alphabet have sued the govern
ment Of Turkey for $25OOO0 for old
school books left in the publishing
houses when the change In lettering
was made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-02
MISSIONARIES HELD
FORSO,O|)ORANSOM
American Woman With Three
Captured in China in Raid
on YuanChoW.
By the Associated Press.

By tne A1SUcldteu FfesB.
HANKOW, April 2.-Miss Nina E.
0emmell, missionary worker, former
" Of Tacoma, Wash, and Girard, Kans.,
and the Rev. and Mrs. r. W. Porteus,
British missionaries, all of whom were
captured last Thursday when bandits
raided the City of Yuanchow, are being
held for ransom of $4,000 CMexican)
each.
Where the abducted missionaries are
being held Is not known here. Three
other missionary workers who escaped
from Yuanchow are believed to be hid
ing in East Changsha, Human Province.
BANDITS ARE QUIETER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-02
Communist Menace in Shanghai Less
Formidable, Is Report.

SHANGHAI, April (Po.-The Amer
lean Y. M. G. A. secretary at Nanchang,
Kiangsi Province, telegraphed early to-
day that the bandit and Communist
menace to that city was slightly
leSsened.
He said that foreigners, however, were
prepared to leave on short notice should
the lawlesS bands threaten again Seri-
0usly. Two families of missionaries
were reported to have already departed
for safer districts.
A dispatch from Kiukiang, In North
ern Kiangsi, said that several foreigners
seeking safety had arrived from Nan
chang. The dispatch also reported
that several German missionaries had
been captured by brigands in South
east Kiangsi. They we're later re-
leased when Chinese friends paid their
ranSoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-02
FIGHT DEATH PENALTY
Arabs Seek Aid in Having Sen
fences Waived.

JERUSALEM. April 2 (Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency The Arab executive
has cabled the Arab delegation now in
London urging 1t to do everything pos
sible to obtain the waving Of the death
sentence meted out to Arabs for the
murder of Jews during last Summer s
riots.
The cable says that "the country is
extremely excited because the appeal
has been refused by the privy council"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-02

Cuba's new central highway Is caus-
ing diminished business for the rail-
WAYS,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07

Hussars were given this novel
award for bravery IN battle. AS
the story goes. the dolman originate
ed under the reign OF Leopold I ~
Austria. Several OF his Hussars were
surprised IN camp by the enemy
early tn the morning. Not having
sufficient time to fully dress, they
fought valiantly with ore arm in
the sleeve OF their jackets and won.
The entire platoon Of HusSars was
given the distinguished privilege OF
wearing the d0lman oil their left
shoulder as an emblem Of their
traditional courage.
Many Of these brave Hussars.
sWageeringlv wearing the dolman
are characterized in support Of John
Barrymore In General Crack. "
Warner Brothers all-talking Vita
phone special in which the peer Of
American actors makes his talking
film debut, al the Capitol theater
Sunday.
Barrymore is seen as the greatest
military leader Of the eighteenth
century Europe in General Crack. g
while his romantic loves form
strong m~1tivating forces III this
story or adventure. The supporting
cast includes Marian Nixon, Lowell
Sherman. Hobart BOSworth. ArmiGa
J~acqueline Logan. Otto Matiescn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
RIYOLI : san RENITO

Marie Provost. who essays the
role OF a "whoopee queen" in the
Tiffany all-tslking production
Party Girl" coming Sunday to the
Riroli theater. San Benito. for a
3 days run, with a midnite Pre-
view Saturday at 1870 D. m, is one
OF the small group or outstanding
stars of the silver screen. including
Gloria Swanson. Bebe Daniels and
Phyllis Haver. who originally began
their careers as bathing beauties in
Mack Sennett comedies.
Like her sister stars, however.
Miss Provost was far too talented
TO be wasted on tw~o-reelers. She
cssayed her first featured role oD-
poSite Charlie Ray in The Old
Swimmin' Hole" several years ago.
and after that appeared in a num-
Der Of notable productions. includ-
ing The Beautiful and Damned"
~Tarnish." Kiss Me Again The
Marriage Circle" and The Dark
Swan"
Fans will no doubt remember the
brilliant characterization given BY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07

Champions Owlets Defeat A. c. J. vi. Cagers 1911

role Of Buck Duane, O man Of
might, in a background OF power
full passions. She appears as Mary
Aldridge, about whom nos OF the
romance OF this out of doors epic
revolveS.
A cast made up Of actors eX-
perienced in this type on picture
supports O'Brien and Miss Carol
IT includes Water McGrail. Warren
Hvmer. Lee Shumwav. Russell
Simpson. Roy Stewart. Edgar Ken
nedy. Joe Rickson. Richard Alex
ander. Colin Chase, Elizabeth Pat
terson. Caroline Rankin. Billy
Butts. Bob Fleming and Oliver
Eckhardt. "A. r. Erickson directed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
JACKALSC Get
ANOTHER TRY
To Meet Sunday Afternoon
Triplett, Baker And
Guzman Shine

Geo. Champions Owlets, al
though slow in getting started. de-
feated the A. c. j. NJ. quint 1911
on the Fort Brown court Thurs
day night in the game which should
have been the final OF the Browns
vile sandlot tournament.
The Catholics came just two
points from a tie in the closing
moments OF play when they roped
two field goals. The Owlet margin
of victory was rolled up in the
third quarter by Triplett.
TripIett Stars
This husky little FL Jardin youth
was high point scorer for the eve
ming, dropping three field goals and
one foul into the basket. Triplett's
court play also was outstanding.
Frazier. Triplett's running mate,
scored four points. Martin was the
only other Owlet to hit the basket.
Recio and Cardona scored four
and three points respectively for
the Catholics. Baker and Guzman
hit the basket once each with a
field goal.
The quints went at 1t tooth and
toe nail from the opening whistle.
Spirited rivalry ran high and the
game was never sewed up until the
final blast OF the referees whistle.
Both teams played tight defenses
and consequently scores did not
mount high. Baker and Guzman
were the outstanding Catholic
performers. Triplett was the big
racket with the Owlets.
Another Game
Due TO the fact that the Owlets
used an ineligible man against the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
6 Players Named For
Billiard Tournament

CHICAGO, March 7-H9-Six OF
the eight players who will compete
for the national amateur three
cushion billiard championship at
French Lick. Ind, March II, have
been named by the National Bill
lard Association OF America.
Max Shimde, Milwaukee. defend
ing titleholder. will be back. with
Luke Hubbell. Cleveland. western
sectional winner; Joseph Hall,
Pacific Coast titleholder. John
Toledano. New Orleans. Bernard
Fritz. Nashville, Tenn, and Robert
Harper, Denver.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Three Quints Divide
Conference Honors

ABILENE, March 7-lP1-Teach-
ers college at Canyon, Commerce.
and Denton, which finished the
7. I. A. A. basketball race in that
order. divided honors on the all
conference team selected by six
sports writer's in the circuit.
East Texas OF Commerce donated
che Stringer brothers, Harold and
Oliver, at forward: from north Tex
as of Denton was selected j. B.
Brock, center and Ray Perryman.
guard; and the champion north
Texas Teachers furnished Pat Ger
aid at guaSa, Stephen F. Austin
and south Texas were additional
schools represented or the second
team selection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Action Without Harm
Whenever onstipGted

Here's a way 70 be rid o. con-
stipation and its ills-a way that
works quickly. effectively. but gent
y.
A candy Cascarct at night-the
next morning you're feeling fine.
Breath is sweetened: tongue clear
ed. b~iliousness. headaches. d!2zi-
ness, gas vanish. Repeat the treat
ment two or three nights TO get the
souring waste ont OF your system.
See how appetite and energy re-
turn; how digestion improves.
The action Of Cascarets H. sure,
complete. helpful 70 everyone. They
are made from cascara, which doc
tors agree actually strengthens
bowel muscles. All drug stores have
the l0c boxes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Lott Preparing For
Davis Cup Matches

CHICAGO, March 7-tP)-George
Lott. Jr., national ranking tennis
star and member Of the Davis cup
team. who led the University OF
Chicago to the Big Ten net title
last spring. will not be with the
Maroons this year.
Lott. who still has a season OF
intercollegiate competition. has
decided to devote his time to tourn-
ament play. to prepare himself for
the Davis cup matches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Aegie Fans Elated
Over Team Prospects

COLLEGE STATION. March T.
tR-TeXas Aggie baseball fans are
elated over Coach Roswell Higgin-
botham's prospects for one Of the
strongest pitching staffs in the his
tory Of the school this season.
Two veterans OF proven ability.
Capt. Pete Wendt Of Brennan and
Tommie Mills. three letter star from
Groesbeck, appear ready for ano-
ther good year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

Miss Provost in Cecil B. DeMille's
sensational picture, The Goddess
Girl" in which she had an OUT
standing role. Another recent pro-
cuction OF the d~ark-eyed Canadian
player was opposite William Boyd
in The Flying FOOL released sew
eral months ago.
Marie Prevost's hobby Is pets. At
her home in Beverly Hills she has
o. ST. Bernard dog. a Police dog. a
pair OF fox terriers. a pair or Cairn
terriers. two gigantic Persian cats
each with their individual kennels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
CAPITOL

Two centuries ago. medal awards
for bravery in battle were not as
plentiful as they are today. Rulers
used other devices 10 reward their
subjects for courage in defense Of
king and homeland.
The 'dolmann IN n ar the most
picturesque or these singular awards.
The dolman is a military Jacket
which IL worn %iauntily on the left
shoulder with neither arm III the
~sleevesi
"A romantic legend As told cf the
manner IN which the platoon Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Sui Ross College To
Enter T.I.A.A. Track

ALPINE. March 7-tP-Sul Ross
college here plans TO take part in
T. L. A. A. track competition this
spring for the first time. Sixteen
cinderpath performers have report
ed. Bob Clark Of Amarillo and Gene
McCullogh of Seagraves are two
who have attracted attention. An
intramural meet this month Is ex-
pected TO uncover additional talent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Brady High Track
Team Shows Form

BRADY, March 7-tR-Pennant
hopes are entertained for the Brady
high school track team.
With all lettermen. except one, IL
the field. this hope may materialize
especially in view OF the fact that
Terry. fleet-footed sprinter Of the
100 and 220 yard dash and las
years district champion in these
two events. is showing even better
form this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07

SAN ANTONIO lF-Maybe II
was the blow TO John McCraw's
pride caused when only four OF his
regulars hit better than 800 in 1928.
Whatever the cause. 1t prompted
the Giants ring master TO do
drastic things and try TO rebuild
two ball players. He is trying to
make a catcher out OF Art Veltman.
an outfielder, and is trying to make
an outfielder out Of Sam Leslie. a
first haseman.
Both Of these boys came up
from the minors as Grade A slug
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
pALACE-NfcALIEN

Sue Carol is no longer n flap
per" She Is an unsophisticated
girl Of the mountains and plains in
The Lone Star Ranger" Fox
Movietcne all talking romantic
drama OF the Southwest. adapted
from Zane Grey's widely read
book. and tho current feature at the
Palace, McAllen. today and tomor-
row.
Miss Carol plays opposite George
O'Brien who enacts the leading
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07

ging prospects. Since there's great
blocks OF room for hitters on the
New York team. Sam and Art had
to be worked into the lineup.
They are digging into their work
with unmistakable enthusiasm. But
il will take more than enthusiasm
TO put over two rockies performing
in strange positions and In strange
company.
Leslie hit .376 for Memphis OF
the Southern league last year and
veltman hit .321 for Bridgeport Of
the Eastern league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07

Two automobile clubs OF CalIfor-
Ma have a combined membership
Of nearly 100000 motorists.