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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08

NEW YORK Der s-s1sed L
passing
The most nIDlcked p<--c--e- Z
the entertainment world q the
moment : the French screen fsT-
cr-e- Chevzl=-. Ard th- o.
curse Is the Iou5ss- praise the
7-cseSh cz1 6es-o-- II night
clubs music Sh1TS- Tz1deTLs and
private bathrooms. vo1re certain
70 find az east ore perscl Th3
bEl1eTe< re czn give q sTe1 tn
prSonz-ica O. tire former PE-ls
rgssc hall star And feE szcceeL
TIE irPe-sc1stion record. at
co-d1nz 20 Such statistics Is cc-e
TO hand -sS c-ce II t1e POSSES
SCH o. Anna He'd From cheap
o-rfs1-e ID -oL-p-z1e1 Tz7ceT-e
ezcd 60-I-Ike dzEel fer that SIC
-F3ogr couldn't make her e-es Re-
have Sc-ne ccE1ezrse- rrr6 o.
supplied u George CoEzr ard TIRE
ate EDDIE F1y-
Rerer5s- the csyx when me
OF OF 10 dancers wound I'D their
Art with I'm . Yankee Dos6f
Dandy Ard topped = off -1-h
CoEzzssS1e s-ep7 Ard rnz- o-as-
zrzE trying 70 Photograph t1s L
shaped SrLe O. FOT7
PERHAPS -1e best 1natz-o- Fr-
zI- ever have < lis ozn SCI.
Edo j. who s hez1sd FIR S-z--
dom s. tz<- Is rs comedy I'll 81
him Ire cher night appearing =
q E-7c- roe C q cI--e-- -zs5c
E1JT. yong FcT s1dten-y drew -
his nou-1-1e-hs7s unconsc1uslT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
The Once Over
~ IL r PHILLIPS
As MOSCOW PROBABLY REPORTED THAT
WASHINGTON RED DEMONSTRATION

Warrington D. C-tSrecizI 20 the Przvzdzl-Nar-
tai ET Ezs proclaimed he-s today. foI0zE- rrrrrz
II the streets vhicl left the CAPITAL practically -
the hands Ct the r=EOE1Es0r<tS At : gwen signal =.
te opening o. the American Conzgz- rauusau1s
q armed rsTo11Ei0uSts szept through the streets
There vas hitter fighting sl7nS the Inc and rhnr-
oCEafzrrz q Washington ran With nIooE II : -
ported that President H0c-sr had Ted TO BzlrI-o-s
Nore than forty Senator's are reported uSznx and
there ss reports they we're th-0zn into the Pueura-
Artillery : beng rUzhsd ID u b<h s6
Ns~ YORK cz PetEuEad-Counuizss TO-DAY SEX
ed the CapE-ol ard White Hose. tozoxu< : cav ..
SEEe fighting = Ehrh the dead usE reach 1900
TIE Czbnst tired 60 Eszvg she erv d ze--zr--
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covered sr1 the Es-hez rs-s arrested and rh-E-
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hza-Es L A pz-1s C 1s U zz6 = zx-h1- ztss
WITH Ez-hl1E EE C TIRE s-E1s C rhe Cartel W=zh-
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EeszA MnE &C tbs z-E=-z--z- 5Il5-E are -
lz7& PRESENT sD6 M Hoover EE-s III aboard
: -z-zA7 =he-e thET I'll - h=z1 f- rs IT, ~-
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BED Ezn=sE
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Sfs-eS & II s-1- cszo tonight The c1fy i ST.
rounded " a great Red ATTY the leaders CT -h5rt
InsS- thsy I'll b II control fnxs5s C - hours Al
bE- three nEzbeS of Congress hare ben rakar
Tlsons-S S-s-1Slazs KipccskE. Commander OF The
Red aerial division has Just received = note fror
Ihe Hoover cabinet reading. we give M Little &C.
dIflonsl resistance Is expected
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
Legge and Norris Disagree

Chairman Legse advises wheat growers to reduce
their acreage % per cent Senator George w. Morris
saoi II would result II public calamity. II the reduction
followed and then a crop failure followed the re-
dEcrinn-
OFer-prod1ctton III 1890 vas given Is = reason
for the Low price O. wheat Isn't the low price for
an over-produrtiou crop something OF . calamity f0-
the wheat Erozer7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
Murder At BRIDGE
IN yAS>s ~ sE-1s

xhe-he- she Saczz hare paved
Second hznc loE-
so ion entered IRIS tzsr a. tas
correct norxnt. sad Dzzdes
-NoE ~. Drake. ! E-n E1&rr GO
AK yoa &C e-enfe< Ire -o0En anc
do exactly ss F11 Cd up1r yrur E--
r4rEi q. approximately 5-37
Drake wheeled unErzr1uzs1T. ARD
again returned % tic doorway.
While Dundee szz-n corsz-te1 Is
watch mentally s~zbtrRc-lzx tH
Efrgtes which Rad 5ee1 wzsrec
uPn1 iris sn-e-up-5ca- frnE thE
tine he had marked E2o1 lis EeE-
c-T rs tic E1-err n which Drake
lad tnte-te-ed Bzt ~ u7ccrru-
rsr- Ct Sker-nrSE rA--r1 o. h4s
mind WY Rad Drake. certainly
lot a sr-r1--lo1Er- Enz1 c. cmE
E1ve1 % excessive exr-c-E have
chosen 20 rz<s Arc rzr rad E
taken I'm from SIS 20 R1=-oz-
rz-e-y 5I C Wzk IN me &C.
esz7 Tie average wa-ks-. arc g.
perz-y ere Err-Ec-ed To- rzT--E
60. coz6 easily hzse c-Tr-e6 q
Ee = = E-z-e1
VII 5e21 - s~<<-EGErsw- Drake
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% r1-o~ h-ze1 --r Ehr rn&-w
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rs 7 1sRTE 7 c. C1-rr--Ez
DEE-e-z-H- rEE- EErr- EHz
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c-1-E1 rss -H11r-z-- r-h tear.
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u sEEr--l l71E H. DE1oaEE --1-z-E-
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Ma - EzE -Rlk-r e. 80 r1uirrE
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Gear. Is - intelligent n-i1Es rlsr-
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h-lk fanny TT s--znd F cznn-
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Did that e11 TIE Efris srenr
N-S Drzkeg" Dundee asked Eszry
Yes I-T-Jn<- cred m Er.h. bui
I kent CT rlErl1- Ard johnny
III D-zke-Ee-- away waking ~
zcc CUM tAc RON waiting 20.
Mia % come back. ! SUPPOSE
Then 20 q with fhc game. Dun
6Ee c-cEref c--1i--
Silently nov as silently IS ths
real game mus have neFr plsFr1
beczue oF the EMBARRASSING Scens
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08

nEGkN nkhk
Juanlta Se--n Is murdered - hfr
dressing table during q bridge par
IT, After learning what hzvTtned
II TIE early afternoon. Bonnie Dun
Gee orders everyone present g take
The places they he'd from the deal
inr Of the death hand until the
discovery OF the body Penny
Grain the district attorneys Sec
retary: Karen MARSHALL Who found
the BODY. and Carolyn Drake are
the bridge players Lois Dunlap
Ni-s.s only woman friend stands be-
see their rsbIe- Para Nils who
left the room before the death
hand goes cut 70 the telephone =
the fcyer outside Nirzis rccrn- Poly
BeaIe Eu<S out to the Sosariur-. meet
III her fEznce. Give Hammond
They Sar- TO play Tire hand with
Karen - d~eclzreT- and Penny act
ing IS Mia KzrenS partner kz--
En- gets the Ind for SIX spades. and
after Penny. g Mia finishes lar
inz down her ca7dS- Tracey EIles
F.orzs husband ccne< II Penny
jumps u asks Tracey 20 make
cocktails and goes % Tie he6roc1
DUncee makes q note CT the re
Judge Marshall cones u and zseS
his wife sd-lce- Jim Drake Care
s-nS husband CONES II srE--- Pro
testing this zrzz1F fzrrE-
NOW GO on WITH TIE STORY
CHAPTER ~
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rs purpose pain o1 Its stern rztE-
g zScetE features D--6ee rad tax
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E-Ezze and Sec11 C IL E-eT[-
t1E Tine CT
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said cz=lT- I q-e a--ee E1
vcG-Ero0 TCE vEEpcG- WA
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rlzr T corzEr- = Of vrz1 @P--
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D-sEss rzs zs--rE 1aCr Eusa-
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CrzEsr 1lt with Mr.. Szn5=-E-
bur - Vas Gales sEzT II = su-r
ESrz-cE nESszEE 7 --zs-s1 - -hs
C13 fuC aEhLs- c1st-irr sur-er-
having a col drink g tn -he-
! 81 c11 s-oo1-
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July NoE Is ID ZOE z--i-zI
hEE-
walked In Tle coo- had beer
EE u The latch. Is = usually &
when . party Is ca Drake Fr-
PANIED coldlv- And ! vas SuS =
fe-In5 the roo- when I heard --
TI1s make the remark z5c-- CIR
frIrz an honor with A. hcro-. z-1
then her question CT Pernv As I,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
Brownsville Has:

L q popzlzfson In ls38 Of 1-asa-
: mean average Temperature sf -
Z Eznk deposits. SssoG.seaL
L Fear railroads. seven paved hizhxzvA
: Internztionai airport five ar Inca
G. q Sssealseo desp water pert financed
a. The 5ezs climate. sal I'm the verdi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08

How Mr. Kei-h-MIle-. on a flight from Havana %
Key West. managed 70 land a. the Bahamas against
contrary Winds Is puzitnz ar experts Wei i may
have been the Christmas shopping spirit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08

Why VERY L SCI
Oh Mrs Eeifh-Nris-r
Alone ~ the fI-er
And almost 50 r16elT wrecked
Wed Ike y. oh quite. Gear.
II OF yo1r NEXT flight. dear,
You'd have the planes com-sz checked.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
KENSINCTON READY FOR
 HARD GO WITH TWISTED
Baseball Teams to Settle Claim for State Semi-pro Championship Sunday Afternoon in Kensington - South Enders Have Impressive Record for Visitors to Contemplate - Up State Nine Playing Double Header Saturday-Contest Will Start at O'Clock.

Facing the opportunity of copping the mythical title of state semi-pro baseball champion, the Kensington baseball team faces stiff test Sun day afternoon at the Percival ave- nue grounds when it meets the Win sted team for the first time this year. The Winsted nine has laid claim to the championship of the state but this has been -questioned by Kensington and the argument will be settled Sunday.
 Kensington will throw it's full power into the game. Paul Pechuk, sensation of the past season in the pitching position, will occupy the mound for the home club. When he Is going good, he is practically un- beatable and he reports himself to be in excellent shape for this game. The remainder of the lineup is in- tact and Kensington has feeling of confidence that Winsted will be 
 Winsted faces an extraordinary week. The team has two games scheduled for Saturday, one with All-Farmington and the other with Manchester. The club then comes to Kensington for the game Sunday. With record of 5S games played, of which 40 were victories, the team apparently has done this nearly every weekend during the season and hasn't been bothered at all by the tests.
 The starting time for the game has been set for 3 o'clock Arrange ments are being made to have the world series results announced be- tween the innings so that fans who are interested in the battle between the Athletics and Cardinals will not be forced to keep away from the park.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
TEAMS AND FANS
 to ID ST.LOUIS
Philadelphia Fans Counting
 Series as About Over

Philadelphia, Oct. 8 (UP)-The baseball fans of Philadelphia went back to work today while the Ath- letics and the St. Louis Cardinals chased over the Allegheny toward St. Louis, there to continue their struggle for world baseball supre- macy.
 The two teams piled aboard spe- cial trains for St. Louis yesterday afternoon not long before the Ath- letics had won the second game of the series, 6 to 1.
 A big delegation of fans followed them on regular trains, and 8 spe- cial section carried some 300 baseball writers who will describe the games for the public in the nations news papers.
 The exodus left Philadelphia to its usual Quaker quiet. By early evening there were few left of the jolly throng which roamed the streets the night before, The people turned back to the movies and to the fish show which is in progress at a local audi torium.
 But of those who had enjoyed a two-day baseball holiday the major | ity counted the series as good as over. Philadelphians were convinced that Connie Mack has in his Ath- letics baseball machine that can not be beaten--not this year at least. With two games under their belts already the Athletics have used only two pitchers and one of the, Groves, could come back in the next game with sufficient rest to be reckoned with As a possible and perhaps a probable winper. Mickey Cochrane gives no signs of weakening and may have a couple more home runs still to get off his system. Jimmy Foxx has just started to play, Philadel- phians believe. and as for Al Sim mons. he hasn't even started.
 If there is a sixth game it will be played in Philadelphia. but fans here are sure there will be no sixth game and tickets or coupons for it are worth just about nothing. | there WdS SoOuly SeClloll ol 4dil dom which was disappointed, not be- cause the Athletics won but because the two games already played con- tained no real thrills. The Connie Mack machine was always too good and at times when it looked as if the Cardinals might be on the verge ot doing something, as in tihe second inning yesterday, there always was a bit of reserve power somewhere among the Philadelphians to blast the Cardinals hopes. So, while 1t was a fine exhibition of baseball on the part of the Athletics it wasn't much to bring people to their toes and make them throw away their fall hats.
 Perhaps Hugh Fullerton summed it up pretty we'll when he remarked: I'm tired of this Tom Thumb base | ball"
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
BATTLING NELSON
 DIES DURING BOUT
ColIapses at End Of Fifth Round
 and Passes Away

Cedar Rapids. 1a., Oct. 5 tP-Bat- ting Nelson of Waterloo, la. fight ing in the semi final to the Mandell- Myers bout last night, died with his gloves on.
 He collapsed at the end of the fifth round and a towel was tossed into the ring and he died.
 His opponent, Kid Leonard Of East Moline, H., was ordered held for the inquest today. He is 17 years old and was fighting his 18th profess sional bout. Nelson, whose full name was Hildreth c. Nelson. was 27 years, married and the father of four children. He had been fighting professionally for five years and waa a welterweight.
 Three physicians, including Coro- nsr R. A. Vorpahl, were at the ring side and sought unsuccessfully to revive Nelson. Their unofficial ex- pression was that death was acci- dental, being due either to paralysis of the heart or over-exertion, rather than as the result of 6 blow. The county attorney, however. asked that Kid Leonard-Leonard Vanrevalle is his real name-be held for the in- quest.
 The fight card went on uninter- rupted. with Sammy Mandell. former lightweight champion, taking an easy 10 round decision from spus Myers, Pocatello and Chicago welter.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
LITTLE WORLD SERIES
Rochester Redwings Take Honors from Louisville Colonels Five Games to Three.

Louisville, ky, Oct. 3 (P - The Rochester baseball club of the In- ternstional league today is on its way home, after winning the Tit tie world series" from Louisville of the American association yesterday by five games to three.
 The 1880 series ended a 10-year contract between the International league and the American associa- tion providing for a championship series. Thomas J. Hickey of Chicago, president of the American associa- tion, said, however. that both leagues are expected to draw up a new contract at their December meetings.
 During the 10 year period just closed, Association clubs have won six series and International league clubs four.
 Division of receipts for the 193a series were announced by MT Hickey as follows: Winning play CTS, s22,1e3; losing players, s14,- 795; each club. s13,161; each league, $3,591. Gross receipts were s74,SS1.50 and the total attendance for the series was 53,347. Atten- dance at the final game here was the smallest of the series, as Louis vile fans apparently remained a, home to listen to radio accounts ol the world series at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
EASTERN ELEVENS
 READY FOR GAMES
Only Few Contests of Interest
 Scheduled Tomorrow

New York, Oct. 8 LP-Football le- gions of the east prepared today for the second general charge of the 1880 campaign tomorrow with only handful of contests of outstanding interest Most of the biz college teams again were content to brush up on attack and defense at the ex- pense of teams of much smaller cal ibre.
 Mast eastern interest was concen- trateda at New Haven. where Yales Bulldogs will face Maryland with high hopes of bettering the 1929 result, when the old liners surprised the experts by holding the Ellis to 1913 tie. At Morgantown, two ancient and evenly matched rivals Pitt and West Virginia, will clash with the result a tossup.
 These two Contests practically ex- haust the list of games in which the eventual result is in doubt Almost all the others are tune-up contests with hardly an element of competi- ton involved.
 Harvard, Princeton, Penn and Navy all will be making their sea- sons debut. Harvard has arranged doubleheader with Vermont and the U. s. Coast Guard academy as opponents. Princeton probably will need all its resources to turn back Amherst's strong array which held the Tigers to TO count a yeaNago. Penn should trample Swarthmore without trouble but William and Mary probably will give the Navy a good workout
 Army's second rival will be Fur man university of Greenville, s. C.. and the southerners should be little more difficult than was Boston uni versity week ago.
 Cornell, with fine team in the making, tunes up at N:agaras ex- pense; Columbia meets Union; Dart mouth takes on Bates; Syracuse clashes with Hobart and Colgate's foe will be Bethany.
 West Virginia Wesleyan may give l Coach Chick Meehan at New York university a few uneasy moments, but Fordham expects to romp with Buffalo. Thiel probably will be a 'pushover" for Carnegie Tech. Prov iednce, which upset Rutgers last week, meets Holy Cross, and Brown, which won by only one touchdown from Rhode Island State, hopes for better things against Worcester Poly