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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
EXPORTERS, SPORTS, SPUDS
ALL TIED FOR FIRST PLACE

ton Bluffs enabled the Exporters to
take their final. 7 TO 4. Vaughn,
turning in his second straight
triumph, held the Bisons 10 six
blows. The Bluffs compiled eight
miscues behind Floyd Rose. Three
runs in the eighth clinched matters
for the Shippers.
Those Steers
Jakey Ats hamstrung Dallas
Steers ran their losing streak to
five straight when the Fort Worth
Cats took them again. z to 8, at
Fort Worth. AS q result. the two
clubs have an even claim on the
cellar. Paul Wachtei, who helped
pitch the Panthers to a string OF
pennants. started against his old
mates and was nicked for three
runs in the opening frame. after
which Tauscher took up the bur-
den. Jimmy Walkup, meanwhile
southpawed the herd to a whisper,
holding them to five hits and a
single III until the ninth.
The San Antonio Indians gained
an even break with the Waco Cubs
and reclaimed fifth place BY win
ming another slugging bee. Q to Z,
Although clouted hard. Moudy
stayed in to get credit for the VIC
tory. The tribe raked Harris and
Stein for IA safeties.
A change Of scenery today found
Wichita Falls at Dallas, Shreveport
at Fort Worth. Beaumont at Waco
and San Antonio at Houston for
three games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Funeral Services
For r. O. lie TODAY

CISCO, Tex, April 21-CPLCi-
tizens Of Cisco and Texas, as well
as members OF Congress, gathered
here today to pay last tribute TO
Congressman r. Q. Lee. at funeral
services set for 2 D. m.
Mayor j. M. Williamson Of
Cisco requested banks and business
houses TO close and proclaimed a
period Of public mourning. The Rev.
Acker G. Miller was named to Of
ficiate at the funeral in the First
Baptist church, where the body lay
in state after its arrival yesterday
from Washington. The Congress-
mar died Friday in Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Wills Paired With
Elizabeth Ryan

NEW YORK. April 21.-tPl-Eliz-
abeth Ryan. former Californian now
living in England, will be the
ioubles partner Of Helen Wills
Moody In the French and British
ennis championships.
Helen Wills teamed with Miss
Ran to win the British women's
~ubles championship in 1927, and
.ey often have played together.
airs. Moody considers Miss Ryan
une Of the best, II not the best, wo-
mans doubles player.
Miss Ryan won the Wimbledon
doubles title six times, once with
Miss Wills, once in 1926. with Mary
X. Browne. and four times, 192O-2l-
e2-25, with Suzanne Lenglen. With
Eleanor Goss she won the United
States women's doubles title in 1926.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
LITTLE DOING
In THE RING
Fields to Meet Grace and
Labarba to Take On
Bud Taylor

NEW YORK. April 21.-R1-Jack-
le Fields. Primo Camera and Fidel
La Barba will be the headliners Of
The pugilistic extravaganza this
week.
Fields. who holds the welterweight
championship. meets Meyer Grace
Of Philadelphia in a non-titular
ten-round bount nc Kansas City to-
night while La Barba is tangling
with the one-time Terre Haute ter
ror. Bud Taylor, at Chicago.
Camera, with fifteen knockouts
On his string since he arrived in
he United States. should make it
sixteen when he meets one Sam
Baker Of Los Angeles at Portland,
Ore. tomorrow night.
The Boston Garden opens the
Diamond Belt Professional tourney
with Is four-rounders in f~lyweight.
bantamweight and featherweight
divisions, on Wednesday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Valley Data Asked
BY Many Chicagoan

Ihe Valley Is wei advertised IN
Chicago.
The local chamber of commerce
officials state that a large nurJhhel
OF inquiries are received frorITEl-
cago residents every week, reQueStl
in information on the Valley from
both the standpoint of tourists ard
possible residents.
Harry "a. Hobbs. Chicago, write
Monday that he IS planning a trir
To Brownsville, and wishes 10 M.
main here and become q VALLEY
booster. \
He asked for data on rents, prtcaI
Of homes and apartments, and col
OF living.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
MASONIC BODY
NOTES EASTER
knights Templars Join In
Sunday Ceremonies At
Mercedes Church

Knights Templars Of Brownsville
and the Hidalgo commandery OF
Edinburg joined IN Easter services
at the First Baptist church Of
Mercedes Sunday afternoon nc 8
o'clock. Dr.. S. K. Hallam Of Browns
vile delivering the sermon.
One hundred Sir Knights OF both
communicates In full regalia enter
ed the church IN formation. Rev.
G. II. Riddle of San Benito pro-
nounced the invocation. Responsive
scripture reading with Rev. r. z.
POrterfield OF Edinburg. prelate,
leading was next in the order OF
service. followed by General Con-
fession." In which the knights, the
prelate, captain general and the
congregation participated.
Several special musical numbers
We're given by the choir, inter-
Spersed throughout the ritual.
which was followed by the knights
in detail. in compliance with the
regular form Of the Easter cere-
monies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
City Briefs

Beautiful hand carved picture
frames al The Basket Place. North
east corner. Plaza, MatamoroS, Mex
leo. Adv. 26.
yisitor.-L. r. Beddoes. OF La Fe-
ria. was a weekend visitor in the
city.
To Austin.-NiSs Beth Creager.
daughter Of r. B. Creager, was eX-
pected to return to Austin Monday
after spending the Easter holidays
in Brownsville. Miss Creager is a
student at the University Of Texas.
MISUNDERSTANDING residents
who were in Brownsville Sunday
we're Mrs. Della Crueshaw, Mrs. W.
iV. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. John ID.
IFinnegan. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bristow. and John ID. F~innegan, u.
Here.-Eugene Stell, Of La Feria.
was a business visitor in the city
Saturday and Sunday.
From Mercedes-Harry Lawson,
Mercedes. drove to Brownsville Sat
urday. and spent the night here.
Visiting.-Mrs. RI. w. Pattee and
daughter, of the Box Ranch, we're
visitors in Brownsville for the East
er holidays.
Inspect Road.-County Judge o.
&c. Dancy and County Engineer w.
10. Washington made a trip Of ms
pection over the Boca Chica road
Monday. Paving Of this road. giving
the Valley its first paved highway
Ito the beach. will get under way in
the near future.
Offices ClOSed-The majority
OF the county offices at the court
house was closed Monday in obser-
walton Of San JacintO day.
Crowds nj Beach.-Despite much
seaweeds. a large crowd thronged
the beach at Boca Chica Sunday
and Monday.
Banks Ciosed.-Brownsville banks
we're closed Monday in observation
of San Jacinto day.
Visits Daughters-Mrs. Amelia
Kistler OF Corpus Christi spent
Easter Sunday with her daughters,
Misses Mary Louise and Alma MAY
Kistler. and her sister, Mrs. j. L.
Cobolini and family.
Operation-Little Jean Harris,
baby daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
In. Harris Jr,. underwent a mastoid
operation Sunday morning at Mercy
hospital and is showing early signs
of improvement.
Improving.-Sid Eidman Is i'm
proving after an appendicitis oper-
alton at Mercy Hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Lena, Shires
Now Buddies

CHICAGO, April 21-tRl-
Baseball's boxing act has broken
up-for Arthur CThe Great
Shires and Russell Hena) Black
bourne are just a pair OF buddies
now.
When the st. Louis Browns,
with whom the former White
Sox pilot now serves as coach,
came to Chicago for a series with
the Sox, the erStwhile sparring
mates exchanged the grip and
declared their high regard for
each other.
Il sincerely believe" Shires
said, that Blackbourne is as
good a friend as / have In base
ball"
"Shires Is okay and q hustling
ball player" Blackbourne said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Allison, Van Ryn
Cop Doubles Title

PINEHURST. N. c., April 2l.-H]
Mems singles honors in the Unit
ed North and South tennis tourn-
ament today rested with John Doeg
of Santa Monica, Calf, while VIII
mer Allison. of Austin, Tex, and
Van Ryn, of Orange. N. J., held the
doubles title.
Doeg succeeded to the title which
Van Ryn had held by trimming
Gregory Mangin. Of Newark, N. j.,
IN the finals yesterday. 60. 81. SIS.
Teamed with George Lott, Of Chi
cago. Doeg was beaten in the
doubles finals. s-6. GA. Ga, by Al
lison and Van Ryn.
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MONDAYS Schedule
Hot Dawg!

GIRARD. Kas.. April 2l.-lPl-
The speediest racing dogs of the
nation gathered here today for in
~auguration OF the annual spring
meet of the National Coursing as
ISOLATION.
Prizes to winners during the six
day meeting will total approxim-
ately $4,000. The richest purses
will be given In the National Fu-
turity and the National Waterloo
events. Waterloo nominations are
limited 10 64.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Girl Dies After
Pneumonia Attack

Pabla Guzman. 10. died early
Monday morning at the home Of
her parents on the Brown planta-
ton several miles from Brownsville.
She will be buried this afternoon at
4 p. m. at the plantation cemetery.
with Darling's mortuary In charge.
The girl is survived by her faith
.er. Timoteo Guzman and her moth
er. Micaila Guzman. Death was
caused by an attack Of bronchial
pneumonia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

Juan Perez. five months old sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Perez. d.
Colonia Victoria, was buried Suncal
afternoon at ) o'clock in City Gene
terry. Funeral services were held
from Our Lady OF Guadalupe church
with Garza's mortuary directing.
The baby died late Saturday night.
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Services Today For
Esperanza Esuuive

Funeral services are to be he1
this afternoon at 4:30 from lmmaA
ulate Conception church for e
peranza ESQuivel, twelve-year-o.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guada
lupe Esquivel who died Sunday al
ternoon az the family home. TwelftI
and Monroe streets. Interment Wi
De III La Palma cemetery.
Besides her parents. she Is SUI
vived by three brothers and on.
sister residing in Olmito. Cara,
Is directing funeral arrangements.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Parker Appointment
Defeated I'm Senate

WASHINGTON, April 21-F9-An
unfavorable report on the nominal
ton Of Judge John j. Parker, OF
North Carolina, to be an associate
justice OF the supreme court was
voted today by the senate judiciary
committee.
The vote against Parker in the
committee was 10 to 6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Infant Girl Dies

Maria Rosa. infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luis Albania. West
Brownsville. died Sunday morning
at the family home. and was buried
at $50 yesterday afternoon at the
City cemetery.
Garza's was in charge OF funeral
services.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

The Washington Senators have
taken a place in the front rank OF
the major league teams which have
started the year by upsetting the
dope. One good reason for their
good showing so far is found in
Lloyd Brown. left handed pitcher.
Brown is the only major league
hurler to pitch two full games this
year and TO win them both. He held
the Boston Red Sox to three hits
last Tuesday and yesterday scored a
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, April 2l-tP@Cot-
ton opened steady at a decline OF
| 10 5 points. Business was quiet.
Prices eased under some near month
liquidation. May sold off to 1885
during early trading. or about IA
points net lower. While July de-
clined II points and later months
5 to 8 points. New October sold off
to 1893.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
STEADY

CHICAGO. April 2l-fP)-Poul-
try steady: fowls 1929: No. 2. IA:
broilers 1888: ROSTERS IA: No. 2.
10: turkeys $500: No. 2. Is: heavy
ducks 1928: small Is: geese Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
IT'S THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Sundays Results

Beaumont 7. Houston 4.
San Antonio 9, WaSb z.
Fort Worth 7, Dallas 3.
Shreveport 10. Wichita Falls ].
Mondays Schedule
San Antonio at Houston.
Wichita Falls at Dallas.
Shreveport at Fort Worth.
Beaumont at Waco.
-- - A. rE..A-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
CLEAN PURSES

Women polish their shoes but
let their purses 20 soiled. Purses
should be cleaned thoroughly. eth
er with cream dressing. rubbed with
a clean cloth. or with some reliable
cleaner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
President Elected

PORT-AU-PRINCE-Haiti April
2l.-Fp-Eugene Roy was unanim-
ouSly elected temporary president OF
Haiti by the Council Of State to-
day.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NAIIUNNL LENUIL
Sundays Results
Chicago 4. Cincinnati 3.
New York 2. Philadelphia /.
Boston 7. Brooklyn 2.
Pittsburgh-St Louis, postponed,
rain.
Mondays Schedule
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
Chicar0 AZ Cincinnati
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MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, April 21.-(P-
Stock prices moved irregularly as
trading was resumed in the stock
market today. after the 3 day East
err closing. Underwood Elliott lost
% points, Johns Manville. st. Louis
Southwestern, and Kroger Grocery,
about l point and Radio, Penn
sylvania, Westinghouse, Electric
Auto Lite, and Hudson Motor,
dropped X to Is, the last named
touching a new 1880 low. Norfolk
& Western, on the other hand.
jumped 6ia. and 10000 shares OF
Fox Film were taken at so. up 2
points. American Can. Internal
tional Telephone, Montgomery
Ward, and Vanadium moved up
about / point.
The market quickly became a
two-sided affair. with some stocks
moving into new high ground while
others sank TO new lows.
Further weakness developed I'll
copper shares on reports that stocks
ON hand we're five times as large a.
a year ago. Anaconda and Kenne-
colt quickly declined more than q
point each.
Railroad equipment shares also
reflected the falling off In the pur-
chases Of new equipment as a re-
suit Of the relatively low volume Of
freight traffic. American Car ana
Foundry and American Locomotive
sank TO new low levels for the year.
FOX Film and Loews moved into new
high ground in response to the =
nouncement Of new financing in
connection with the acquisition Of
those companies by the general
theatre equipment interests.
j. /. Case dropped 4 IL points
and Eastman Kodak, General Elec-
trio. Nash Motors and Coca-Cola
yielded a point or SO. Foreign ex-
changes opened steady with Sterl-
ing unchanged. at $4.86.
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NEW ORLEANS +

NEW ORLEANS, April 2l-Pi-
Cotton had an irregular and easy
opening. AS Liverpool remained
closed for the Easter holidays. the
market was without incentive from
that source. FRS. trades showed
losses of 9 TO is points. owing 10
accumulation Of selling orders over
the holidays. AS New York on the
other hand opened virtually un-
changed. the market rallied after
the call, May trading TO 1856 and
July 70 1878. or 10 to II points
above opening figures. October inn
proved 8 points to 1903. Prices soon
eased off again losing 4 10 5 points
OH the old crop months and IL
points on October. The market ap-
pears TO be very irregular.
Following activity at the start
the market became very quiet. and
during the rest Of the morning fluc-
tuated within the early range with
only a few points spread. AT noon
May traded at 1882. July at 1858
and October at 1900. or 10 TO ii
points under the previous close on
old crop months while October
traded 8 points below the previous
close.
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Mondays Schedule
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SUNDAYS Results

Sundays Results
Philadelphia 5. Boston 3.
Cleveland 2. Detroit 0.
Washington s. New York 3.
St. Louis : Chicago. postponed
rain.
Mondays Schedule
St. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York and Boston. off dav.
The Washington times., 1930-09-16
POstOffice Charges
SI37,OOO Race Fake

William Mayo Humphries, ar.
rested yesterday by headquarters
detectives, will be taken to New
York today by postal inspectors.
He is charged in New York
with mail fraud involving $137..
600. He is said to have swindled
wealthy men by claiming to have
advance information on horse
races. While postal authorities re-
fused to name any of his alleged
victims, they said he defrauded
one man of over 100000.
The Washington times., 1930-09-16
SGl,tO Domingo Has
Red Cross Branch

sANTo DOMINGO, Sept. Is Il.
N.s9.-Formation Of a Dominican
Red Cross committee to take over
entirely the work Of caring for the
sufferers from the recent disas.
trous hurricane was announced
here today.
The committee will be headed
by President Trujillo, and will con-
tain members of the diplomatic
corps. It's task will be to disburse
relief funds sent by foreign coun-
tries. Compulsory vaccination
will be put into effect shortly
throughout the entire country
The Washington times., 1930-09-16
Forgery Ring Suspect
GiUeS UD in ALb1nU.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. Is
QN.S) Francis Casey. missing
clerk in Albany city treasurer's
office. who Is alleged to have
been brains Of q forgery ring
which mulcted the city Of $25, 900
tax money. today surrendered to
District Attorney Delaney.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Attorney to Head Democratic state
Advisory Committee.

Frederick Van Nuys, former
States district attorney, one
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

Of the outstanding Democratic
leaders Of the state. viii head t :
Democratic state committees az !
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pressed a kiss rather crazily on her
forehead.
Good nightl" he said brusquely.
Then he turned and ran down the
steps.
-CELIA went slowly up the two
~ flights of stairs. She kept re-
membering just how Barney's eyes
had looked before he kissed her,
lust how his voice had sounded
when he said those beautiful
words. Celia thought they were
beautiful. You're so sweet!'-that
was what Barney had said.
She was trying hard to look
natural and matter of fact when
she reached the third floor and
pushed open the door of the apart
ment.
Anybody tome?" Celia called.
She knew of course that there was.
She could see her mother in the
bedroom kneeling before a big trunk,
the light shining over her shoulder.
In here!" Mrs. Rogers answered.
Did YOU have a nice ride?"
ooh. yesl It was lots cooler alter
we got out a way. There was a
grand breeze. What have you been
doing all this tirne?"
Mrs. Rogers said she was just
looking through some old things.
Celia kept on talking. She hoped
her mother had not noticed how
late it was. She didn't say any
more about the ride or about Bar
ney.
It was lucky her mother had
opened that old trunk! Whenever
Mrs. Rogers did that she forgot all
about time.
Celia, slipped out of her dress and
moved about the room, finishing
nrenarations for bed. Her mother
was packing things back in the
trunk now. There was a wooden
box on the floor which was
familiar.
"Oh-can I look at it?"
Eyes. for a minute. I've got to
get things back in here though"
The girl settled herself cross
legged on the bed and opened the
wooden case. Once it had been an
elegant jewel box and it still held
treasures.
Celia took out what she thought
the prettiest one--a small gold
locket of old-fashioned design. It's
two heavily engraved sides opened
to reveal tiny glass surfaces. Be-
meath one was a ridiculous picture
of Celia herself as a baby. The
other side of the locket was empty
why didn't you ever put an
other picture in here, mother?" she
asked.
ooh, II don't know"
Mrs. Rogers back was turned.
Celia, busy with her own thoughts,
had not noticed anything unusual
about her mothers manner. She
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

had not even noticed that her
mothers eyes were red-rimmed.
The gold chain which once had
held the locket had disappeared
long since. So many other things,
once lodged proudly in that jewel
case. were gone now.
There were beads left, pair of
silver filigree earrings, and Celia's
baby ring. There we're pair of
yellowed satin buckles, once snow
white, which had adorned dainty
slippers, newspaper clippings, and
other old things which to the girl
seemed rather foolish.
~ITERE, let me take them now.
4 A. Celia gave the box back. She
lid not see the packet of yellowed
letters which were placed tenderly
in the trunk before the lid went
down.
Long after the light had gone out
in the little third-fioor bedroom
that night Celia lay wide awake
thinking about Barney, telling her
self over and over how happy she
was, wondering if Barney were
thinking of her, too.
He must bel
Some day in the future they were
going to be so happy together. Some
day.
At last she fell asleep. It was a
heavy sleep from which she woke
with a start. Her mother had gone.
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ney said quickly. Il mean, do you
think you could care the way do?
Do you think you could marry me?"
Celia Rogers never had in her
whole life thought seriously about
marrying. She had entertained
dreamy notions, as do all girls, Of
the sort of home she would like
some time for her own, how it
would seem to go shopping in a
big car with a chauffeur and go
to elegant parties with a husband
vaguely imagined as rich and hand
some.
But she never really had thought
about marrying any one-that is,
any one she knew. After all, Celia,
was not yet 18.
why, Barney" she said, you
know I couldn't marry any one
not for a long time! I've got to
take care of mother.
She's worked and done every
thing for me all my life. Now it's
my turn. I like you a lot, Barney.
Better than-well, better than al
most anybody
Honestly, do you? Say it over
again!"
Honestly I do"
And you aren't sore because I
kissed you?"
Celia shook her head negatively
She admitted 1t trif1e reluctantly,
but she was smiling. How could
you help but smile with Barney
looking at you like that?
He kissed her then on top Of her
curling head, on her cheek and on
the tiny lobe of her right ear, hap
penilg as it did to be conveniently
located.
Barney, you're-you're terriblel 20
Then they laughed and, having
laughed, became sensible, practical
young persons again.
Some day you're going to marry
me-" Barney Shields declared firmly.
1T may be a long time of, but
you're going to-
Celia looked out over the dark
road ahead. She remembered that
it must be growing very late. She
said it was time for them to turn
back.
So Barney started the motor and
turned the car about. Celia snug
gled close beside him and let Bar
ney keep his arm about her until
they reached the thickly Travelled
highway.
Dozens Of other motor vehicles
crowded before and behing them
and the girl drew away sedately.
It seemed just a short ride be-
fore they we're back at the fiat
again. Barney set the brake and
threw oven the door of the car.
They stepped out and walked slow
ly to the door.
There we're street lamps not
dozen yards away, but they were
dim ones. No one else was in sight
on the street. Quickly Barney
Shields gathered the girl to him and
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VAN NUYS is APPOINTED

(To Be Continued