davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11

International Paper and Power Com
pany declared regular quarterly divi-
dends of s1.75 on per cent and S1.50
on 6 per cent preferred stock. both pay
BILE Oct. Is. record Sept. 25. Interna-
tional Paper Company declared regular
quarterly dividends of s1.15 on : per
cent and S1.5O on per cent preferred
stocks; preferred stocks both payable
Oct. Is. record Sept. %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11

Douglas H. White will present the
ticket he and his committee have
slated for officers of the Exchange
Club at the clubs luncheon Friday
at the Lincoln. On the following
Friday, Sept. 10, Frederick L. Day.
export will announce a rival ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14

Oil & Gas Co. here, still were in the
county jail last night.
The Coxes and several officials Of the
Universal Co. are under charges of
using the mails to defraud in connec-
ton with alleged illegal operations of
the company.
After lengthy hearing, Federal
Judge John c. Pollock reduced Cox's
bond from $25, 900 to $12,500 and Mrs.
Cox's from $4,000 to $500. Appearing
with their bondsmen Immediately after
Judge Pollock's order, Cox and Mrs. Cox
Slgn1fied intention to make bonds.
When the bondsmen learned that the
ponds were continuous. They withdrew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14

leg of a six-week flight to South Amer
lea to further amicable trade relations
1t is the same monoplane in which
fight to Bermuda was made recently,
and it's crew included Lewis Yancey
navigator; Emil Burgin, pilot, and zeh
Bouch, radio operator.
A passenger to Washington, the first
stop, was Isadore Goldberg, Brooklyn
radio manufacturer, sponsor of the
fight, who declared the trip to be the
most extensive flight yet sponsored by
a commercial organization to another
continent in the interests of trade.
From Washington the plane goes to
Jacksonville, Fla, where it will stop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14

over night. It will 60 thence to Miami
Havana and the Panama Canal, pro-
ceeding down the west coast of South
America to Santiago, Chile, crossing to
Buenos Aires and flying on to Rio de
Janeiro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14
GOOD WILL PLANE LEAVES
ON HOP TO SOUTH AMERICA
Pilot Radio Starts From Roose-
Welt Field Via Washington on
Six-week Flight

BY the Associated Press.
VALLEY STREAM, N. Y, May IA
The good will plane Pilot Radio TOOK on
from Roosevelt Field at 1885 am. EAST
ern standard time) today on the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14
Philippine School Is Aided.

NEW YORK, May II (P.-Eugene
A. Gilmore, Vice Governor General of
the Philippine Islands. announced last
night that the Rockefeller Foundation
has granted $15Oo00 to the University
of the Philippines, state owned and
onerated institution in Manila.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14
BONDSMEN WITHDRAW
IN MAIL FRAUD CASE
Man and Wife Are Still Held in
Jail Although Security Is
Reduced Half.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 14.-Al-
though their bonds had been reduced.
Seymour E. j. Cox and his wife, Nellie,
alleged heads of the 81, 500, 900 Universal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14
Rough Wall Slows Air.

URBANA, III. (9.-The engineering
experiment station of the University Of
ton so much as to result in appreciate
saving in expense of operating the air
pumps that force the air into the mines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14

and the colorful friend Of DR.. Frederick
A. Cook and his wife were returned to |
the jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14
BUS AND AUTO CRASH
Car Driver F1ees After Collision
No One Injured.

A Washington, Marlboro g. Annapolis
bus driven by John S. Hilbert, %, of
Brandywine Heights, Md, collided at
Minnesota and Pennsylvania avenues
southeast with an automobile operated
by an unidentified man, who left the
scene before police arrived. Twelve bus
passengers escape injury.
Nearly 100000 sisal bulbs have been
planted on an estate of 5000 acres in
Uganda, South Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14

A baby kangaroo is not much bigger
than q mans thumb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
FRENCH EMBASSY
: PLANS CONSIDERED
$780, 900 Appropriation Bill
Expected to Pass Paris
Parliament Soon.

Plans for the completion Of tie new
French embassy building by 1892, upon
he occasion Of the bicentennial Wash
ington celebration, are now under def
mite consideration.
Although the bill appropriating
100000, to be expended this year as
the first of the total cost of the new
embassy home, estimated at $1,000, 600,
has not as yet been passed by the
French Parliament, the passage Of the
bill Is regarded as imminent.
building have been submitted by Paul
P. Cret, q Philadelphia architect, a
Frenchnan by birth. OF the several
different designs submitted by the ar
chitectS 1t was stated at the embassy
Louis XVI structure Of imposing and
dignifled beauty has about been decided
upon.
The new home will be situated on
Sixteenth and Euclid streets, the facade
of the building overlooking Meridian
Park and the rear Of the building, in
addition to a small lodge containing
rooms for secretaries and garages, will
overlook Fifteenth street.
The plans now given most serious
consideration at the embassy call for
a three-story building. Offices and re-
ception rooms of the Ambassador will be
on the ground floor. A large kitchen
also will be situated in the rear of the
ground floor.
On the second floor will be two din
ing rooms, q large ballroom and Offices
for the counsular and secretaries. Liv-
ing rooms for the Ambassador and his
family will be located on the third
floor. The three floors will contain
from II to is rooms each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

Mr.. Lyttle had been Ill for two weeks
with an ailment which was frst dag
nosed as Ia grippe. Early today he was
stricken with an internal hemorrhase
and died few hours later,
Mr.. Mullener had been working with
his employer at the Lyttle home on the
Clarke bankruptcy case. When he re-
ported there to 60 to work this morn.
ing he was informed that Mr.. Lyttle
had died, whereupon he COLLAPSED and
died before doctor arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
NIGHT LIGHTS SUPPLEMENT NOON
FORLOCAL GOLF AND TENNIS FANS
Recreatonal Association Also Hopes illuminate Swim
ming Pool During Summer Months. =.

The tired Washingtonian who eats
up the hours Of daylight in the pursuit
of business can find night recreation
every nirht in the week in the parks
this season in golhng and tennis, thanks
to the lighting system that has been
installed by the Welfare and Recrea-
tional Association Of Public Buildings
and Grounds, Inc.
Lieut. Col. U. s. Grant, Sd, the asso-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

Citations president announced today
that the lighting system of the newly
constructed putting course at Seven
tenth and B streets has been given a
test and has been found satisfactory.
The same is true Of the group of tennis
courts nearby, which viii be opened
for night play on April Z, Gen. Grant
said. Both the clay and concrete courts
will be included in this program. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
$2,5OO,OOO ESTATE
LEFT 15-YEAR.OLD
Son Of Dave P. Thompson, Steel
0ficial, Chicago, Under Guar.
dianshir Of Divorced Mother.
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, April 2.--AlexiS Thomp-
son, 15-year-old Chicago boy preparing
about finances while attending college
he Is to receive the estate Of his father,
Dave P. Thompson, valued at between
$2,500,00o and $4,000
His father, director Of the Inland
Steel Co., died in Miami, Fla, March
a without leaving will. Probation Of
the estate began yesterday, with one Of
Chicago's largest banks named con-
eervator.
The boys mother, Mrs. Mile Caffee
Thompson Beaumont of London, who
divorced Thompson in 1928, was ap-
pointed guardian.
Alexis Is now q student at st. Paul's
Academy at Concord, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
CLERK AND EMPLOYER
DIE NEAR SAME TIME
Worker Collapses Upon Hearing
Bankruptcy Referee Had
Expired at Home.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 3.-John L. Lyttle
referee In bankruptcy, who has been
conducting the affairs Of the Clarke
Bros defunct bank, died yesterday al
his home, on Calhoun avenue, in New
Rochelle, N. Y.
Frank @. Mullener, who had been Mr..
Lyttlei5 confidential clerk for 10 years,
called at the Lyttle home and, on learn
ing Of his employers death, collapsed
and died q few minutes later,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
KING SHOWS LENIENCY

MADRID. April 8 (P.-King Alfonso
yesterday signed decree pardoning the
prisoners, who were sentenced for an
attempt to bomb a royal train in Gar
raj tunnel, not far from Barcelona, In
1925
The Royal family escaped injury in
The bombing attempt, as the explosive
apparatus was discovered before the
train passed over It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
MEN WIN ELECTION
Hughes, Ark, Remains In Hands Of
Trousered Rulers.

HUGHES. Ark, April 3 R.-The
men, will continue in control Of the mu-
nicipal affairs of the town Of Hughes.
In an election yesterday, for which
woman candidates were named for the
ONCE Of mayor and as members Of the
board Of aldermen to oppose an lad
ministration" ticket, the men won out
for all offices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

According to statistics Just issued by
the International Labor Bureau there Is
at least $4,000, 000, 900 invested In the
motion picture industry Of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

fclay courts were opened for day play
yesterday.
Later in the season. when the SWIM
ming pools are put back into commits
sion, It Is expected that night lighting
will be available there also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
TROUBLE is oUIETED
Port Of Loanda IN Portugal Re-
opened to Shipping.

opened to Shipping.
LISBON, Portugal, April 3 Dr.
Trouble in the Portuguese colony Of
Angola, which had given serious con-
Germ to the cabinet for the past 10 days,
has undergone change for the better.
An ofIicer who had been reported seri-
ouSly wounded by members Of the gar
rison at Loanda, capital Of the colony,
later died.
The trouble now appears to have vir-
tually ended and ali orders for troops
to proceed to the colony have been can
celed. Martial law will shortly be
suspended, and the port Of Loanda,
which had been temporarily closed, will
be reopened to shipping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
PRINCE LOUIS RETURNS
Monaco's Ruler and Daughter Win
in Elections.

MONTE CARLO, April 3 (p.-Prince
Louis and his daughter Princess Char
lotte, accompanied by her two children,
have returned to Monaco from Paris
as an outgrowth of Sundays elections,
which resulted In o guarantee of the
Of the dynasty. AL Is
quiet and peaceful in the principality.
Prince Pierre, husband Of Princess
Charlotte, remains outside the prin-
cipality, In accordance with @ recent
Judgment Of separation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
DARK HORSE
LEADS MEET

NV YORK d B-F-1E
ELz FOR ia I'D poCzE- ht-z-G
E7-Lz<R sens . lave C.
rtlG-e1 TO 4 -H-se-Ezy S---gE=
kE-E%- E-z- EE1l-z &C C15czEo,
Rz--1 G-rs-$z-- rlae Csz=5lE
C-zl ard O-c--0 Lz1 o< NST
Ec-Z L G=cl6r DARK hc-xe
RzEL-L Cr<S- F-z-E Tz5e-xH C
Scs1E-sGv- - Y Ii 20 . = g
-E Z<- EE- - rsz<-E Ez
forth S-zE Tc-cC q n -1--
E-s-- ard GAN -he 0E--E
I'D Lz1 = @cc6 I'll tC=
E< ard Ga 6s1ez- VIE Cree
sz- IS Lr1 VIII three E1E-G
Il E-- S
r. E-l EE - cz--A to
-- EE- E z Lz-
cash = liz DAYS zo< E7cr-z--
71 Oh @--z= -1s-zF EE-
=@ 1-=S-o AID All
NslxS @ N=T YORK TE7 EEs
-C-11 rzcS- AID Lr-S 5zE-
FEzL Orr ard Pzs-z "a
l C1 -E= -Eo az C-=-
= - 6=--A Ez-z3 Ex 2- <1-
E-zE 1-S aid 51a@- s1-
g. 60 @
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
GRID STARS
ARE LINED UP
Luminaries Gathering
For Annual East,
West Game

EVANSTON. II De- L--
Tie ezSE-z Es-@zz-z71 @ foo1z-
pFe-s Trao I'll III -6EE-sz
Ez-s =zzT-S- the r. =EE II -e
z--1z- E-1e 5--- E-e a. Sz-
Fzr---1 Dece-5E = cc--E-z@[
G ETzS7 -o[z--
C55r1 AST Es- O. C1-z-e II
c-z-ze C -1e ALz--< Ez5cz-1
-cE1 hz5 - -e1 9Th hin Ee
DIX Ez--T C E1-z-sz- Ez1
ts7 It'd - -0czE TIE sS-Ez
zsEG ara Ez-- art Ez=zs7-
Cc-z<- Gz-z-e-- FLzECTz- F1--
z--T- B-oTL s-6 Bzkz-- P-E1E-1
LE-- are va Ar --
Vac C1yz- CLZ-s- 5z-s We
TT Ez-z-1- zasEEE Car
-=Ez Ts@l ar sara Fl
TETS-ez E-<s -z-sz are
E-sE-- 49, Be- EE---
<sSe1 All E-1sTS-- NJ
s1-z Le-E- z-e F1o6T-z al
Bar E1--e7- Cz--
z- L-7-1-zl T5E---z- ~
Ic-z- Ssz7-- Oh 5-z-s az Tzz
b. P1E IL So III -
E=ET[ s-1-e-- q rrTE-
-1--T ard I'd Cs Eze =
D-r1s ST. %z7--z -1-I--
-z- f. ~ cz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
EF FEEEEET " RAREER
Associated Press SFl1S hnter

NV EORG De- E--E7C-
zL 6y-g gasp = -1s Esz E56H1
EzzE Ez -Ez-EZ C =
zz E1zS ID ia 1l IL Il
E1 CEE- TIE Es[A
ID 11e zy2-uE1z-e SSClS0
sz-e1 g -Ls A1T-EaTT Ez= &
r. xzzEsE SAD Sz--Ezy ZzS
z11zz zzo-z- S151Ea0 Tzs@-1zT
-oen TIE <eE YORK Giants q L5e
Nz-so-zl P-o<esSo-1 Eoo-oz- lag
L.. czz1E-e5 K-1-e R0--eE
~o--e Ds-e z--Ez-z - = Q. Be-
1--E Sgc1 sxrz-a1 S1zc-z-1 4 re
21-o G-017S
Pa --Z--lzl 1EE-ES q TIE
I'D zz-= Es-s TT aTzlz5-s IT.
-eSz-s.v h-- :. <zs es1-z-s6 they
T---5 -ETezl 49, ~ = ExosS
@
ne Cz-E Ei--1- CT Rock1slS
z~Eza--z EEz z ---lll .1- vel
kz- 1szzEEk o-e- : sozsE1z-
GxEzr-7sL grip or --51T5-ai
Szz II re z--S-s-S L1S1p a.
-z intervals TIE S--z fam
CTS s-u-sS zs - - E1-S-en-~
-e- Cr---sr- Miller and
-zTEEl zs -=- e Frank Ca-Le0
z-1 Blk OC1z1E o. the 1890
Ec--F Dane .saI Jack E5s-. Ted
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
:Cage Loop Will Meet Tonight at Harlingen


FORT WORTH. Dec I5@Y-
Tie STATE Eg- srnool football
c1zz11E17 game between IT,
Er and AE-zr-lo 1ex- Saturday
I'll Be Plzved - F0- Worth Is
. neutral fed scaoo- o-<lzzE
O. Amarillo ard Tyle- 6ec5ced -
. meeting here yesterday.
A=z--o and Ty.er entered ire
E1z-s u reason q Ec-o-zss ever
opp0cerss Saturday Tie Anz---
. Szn1ss defeated Cc-Stcz-a u
% = ~ Cc-xicza ard Ty.E
nu1Z u q - 20 o defeat C Az<-
II Ega E5ooI - -5s latter
city
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15

@- r--H~ E- -r F-
-Zfe- EEfez ~ MarF fl a.
tcl- r1. tn fl~ EE-FF hw Mr
Er1 w tn ra~
Al E-- hw rMH
Gz Gre E tnF
-e ~ trE1anH 80
Tine w~
= A- wEM - -
EE- r- E &c.,
Car Erz =
1 a Dor r
----E z ERE re Fn y
4 @ L# a. r@r MM~
-4F A4EE- THAT h-l WI M# M
l - TA A.
-r- I'LL $3.50 -hr
E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15

SoEe e<@-E5 -Ez- = % =
ENl -e-E p-z-S uE -S
E-E0 u t. Es= G IL rr-
DccC-z E1 FcEzz - 60 @-
EA tex = M1E E1z IL ans C
: -z-1E T-3 sd Ez-e IL 5zhF
E1E- II land II D-1-a
cc-z 1t cz-z t. 49, -
E-T1rx t. t EzS -1ssz1 ID -
6srx ~ q E ~ al E-
a-e aid -e---e5 VIZ Is E-sEs
EScz1 - E-CA Cz
E-E E-z-z II ST. E1-zE q
Cs-zl Cz-0E S-FE = IL
E->z Il sid n uazSz=s-x L6
E--S tt g C- lie EEsE-Ez
az - -<- E-1EZE So
z1 Lz- -1-= =E-s E-T -
E-sz z- --s EEz 49,
So
u A G [E =z 49, -
We ! E< = IL 60 r5G
e sd TIRE us q cal -- -z
ED9 81 r. c. e.
- rs - TzE - -H -
re N e-zE- Cc---[ III
E1-R- ks<E II 5oz- 10 Ez-
-z-=-- w. a-ro-5 t. = So
2z % e
IT, 1cz- Ez5 - s1 =zs
81 70 1" ~ ~
- 1 Z z-Tz-E Ezz zzE
c1 = zzz G. l=-= = -
~ @E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
New York Pros Defeat Rockne's
mickS 22-O i'm Benefit Contest

TE1. Az Vas re E7z5-
* I'm Lar. II
-z-[ Co.. lax Cam al
@zzE zzc-5E SoZa Bed 5-3z
= lie Pas
BIZ rs czz C -o-z.s< a
II re EzS abe d c07z E-a ~
E-z1- r-ez5E z-5 EEEe1 defense
:. t5e Cans. o1e c. IL finest
10 Gifts = -zs Ez-e Ba--T
F1e-zl Mzzs t1-z= al
AzE-rz Czz-1E-3z-Z s-c-zz I'd
-oE11CE-s Ct TIE Ez--s z1d -zS
: oo1S-z-t threat eTe- lz-I-e e
Ezs = TIE zane
T.z7e see-d . - -o-e e.
-S2s7 = This cr1-5 O. 1903
Ez7 1s-e Tzs II Ee 115 "a
81 -ne Any rose CT rha Nav.
So Saturday ATTY c-szr-T cese-T-
81 - III. making = first 6ozrs
. three +C- -he Nay. t-- = -c1k
= -EzS--z dash C 3 Tz-SS u Paw
S-ecze- . give TIE Cz5s-s TIE c---
Io--11CEl OF tire CANE - Ire final
period
o. z--e Interest. pe--zz rs
re 7oSz1e e1fec- this Czre MINT
1z-e On future athletic relations
S-ze1 re txo zoTsrzez- sraE-
s--es which spit cTs- eE-d-y
E-=s z1.s- the 1927 t0o-bz- z-e
T1s cozSe-S-s vas that iris zane
-old haze ID affect whatever q
ne C--sz-ces between --z TN
S1oo-k n fac Ehe1 the z-e
zzS z--z-E56 S7czs<-er fo- bc--
s--sSS- -ns- -1s controversy Vas
led II s5e-z-oe CRY Ing enough
% permit t1e Ezra % he oz-eS
Tor Charity Sel-5e- a-z6e-T has
S1o-- = CS1C-o1 q s-T tire
% -s-=c@ ron IT. sz-- +=E=-
E1=z s-1lz-sc REALTORS -E-z --
e-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
BOOKS
TO Be CLOSED
League Likely To Get Into
Action Latter Part
OF Thi. Week

HAzLISCE- Dec ElO-zzn5zz-
ss- O. TIE Valley Azz-sz Basket
tai szzre VIII u cnnpkted q O
n>e-ErE % Dc h<k e TIE FLzz
hotzf he-z 9 > = N11rzE-
Al Ez-zzE-S expecting 70 e1-E =
c-r5 SLoz6 be present f- after
tcrsght 10 fz--1E entries I'll -
considered P-=zLe-- SPz-z Cz-ks
z1sc Uzss that Al Ee1 E50 ESa
% cs.srz-e 5e P-Esen- - TIRE last
E<s--z- = TzS cer6d - par O.
fsczS $50 Ez- z-1 70 Allowance
s1 n-1ezre- Ec-eTE-. -heT NIL y
zSz-EG Is czose % E1cE Is poG-
lie = SEE-T czSS
TaE--e<1 CHS entered TIE DCp
II -he zE mating ard Il : beleTe6
IEz- foE- @ FIVE ERE E 1-E L5e
Ezzzs r1-E5-
IRE er-rz-ce sze Is SIS VIII zE
z6111zzI = cents t- szea pzyE-
@ -hs scZ6 This : r1e sane
E Is -S lid 6c=- zE yea.
IT. c-cE I'll y cT6-1 10 rT1
h-zrEsE- r0-E-T e-zz-g Can
s-o1 o-z-y AID EGzIgo ooE-T-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15

E-1 ZB aus 49,
-~r hG- Er H-n
Cara rr h-1ea -
EEa ~ E %
~ - r-E rF
-E1. E- Frn T M
CEzx ~ IL c1- EA--
LEHF
~4z ZE "a &f
E- Mo- h UEAE NM
Ere-EEz az x
&-@ ElrE EH- F
EZ IN Pa r-s EE1z
EEE Ez- E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
License Plates Go
On Sale Monday

sac g -FT z-1--c& EE-E
-z-@ NJ - Cc<zE 49, C
:" ~ = Ez< hEz- z71-cE
= F Ell cEar-- g Ca
E-z c1--
r -z=S -- u 1Tr<z h-E
- [S -=<-eE E= - = -
Cz-1T -z- TT r-ESE- q E
-E cE0z-e ~ CT E-
zG
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15

NJ C--h&A Der 80
Co. Ez- q EHzE E-eE
zEzTe -sE --Dn1- rz-H &C.
-- -F- Ez- C AZ -lEe
1z& -E- re-=El ---
- - - EE-H ErwR-
< q = - e gK AZ -
EzE- r-1 CO EzE@ % So
80 EE - -E- ----1 rE-
. - III NJ 20 O. - e
= zE -T EE-rz-E &C.
- -H 81 E re - 80
EE-E~ I'd < -r : r r-
So cE- - ~
EET zlLe EEE -ze -1-rG- -
- - go ---E rn--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15

NV E1ZE De- Is -C-
-z - r 81 - SIS : hz
- tie EeE Ec-k El-EG -1car
-zE--E rHE --- -r--lE 1-- n
sezs-z E-z rCZ-E 10 EEe
n-irsE r-ne the Eu-E EE--
TIE EE---e Ezz ET
q hszT --z-z- S- z-rEEf
T1 z-1Ez-E- -D Rare I
r-re1 y -EE E-
-r- - tie LrE-n-1- Art
EEEs z-z -ezE& g E1
Ez--h c--a
S-zEez -lE-e -Ex E--s E-Te
--1ce k-- z-& cCT- &C. -
l-Te- E-E - ven g. --E 60
rs ETZE <1- a rain r. e--
IRE Ex-l--E TIE III EE
Orr - So E-E Is
cszZ q -5- -H Lar r---
SIX 80 E1 g. r7-
- -71- - - GO q EzE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
qARLMGEN TO
HAYH.SAi

TIE Eh game o. ire F1-- E-1E-
kG-WZ-e- Pro tc---z-e1r al
y p-z-e5 ~ SO . II -1rzr-
o-Eee1 FC- Bun All re Rev
ma -1U-- = rs z--15 A.
z1T e. EE-E W 1zr-e TIE sane
E-EeE1 E-- san H--S-1- sd
= Ha--lzE- L.a- -E--
z--sy EC- T-es1zv- 1zS 81 e.
-L C U-- FEG-y zr-s--c-1
II fourth cane played Sun
1v- LzEe1 zzc FIR E-o=- pu-
= II : rz-1 --[6er cor-e- from --lcr
E-r- emerged Ec-c-lcCs D. :
-1e q 9 EozE 70 THREE Czu-z-
> 80 C EE- E-CE1 1905 oE-
- I've gas ]cr - I1-1l
IFS c@se --rx -zS
zr G-5 rs -z2- -z
e1 II E tHs H- ITO
- --. 8 u Wa-S1r z[ 9
-z S-C-sG tE Ez--zEr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
.
II /: /:
The
Sports
Spade

TIE zho take
TIER w-ez-l1nE sE-i0z<Iy VIII have
E-<ls serving C czcx soup tonight
g Es--rzsn WHEN Geo Po1os and
5e0<ty DzzRz step -.o the srz-H
-rrA- TrEse tEo ses-cn-fessec
-51zh- gentlemen are certain % e
Through fhe- Rag C rrsrH E15cn
rzrgz froz Singing 20 s--z1gl1z
E you Iez6 e Attentive and synpz-
thetr ear 70 Ire Ezz5 and E1zE
that Eoz- Cgs- The ring. Tcu VII
ST yoE- EczSys Eo--n tonzzn-- II
t1E seEE1zl CoE5oT Te<1T Wat
ex- 70 RS ben hsz5-=6 fc- t1e
EE E0111 XII take OF TozT Ber-
nz6l
10 FIRE. DTCEE That 8 -nE
RE TIT I'll 2<eTzl a. -1s Bz-xE
& C-zp1r-t % 5e rzyz6 = Hz--
ErEl SET Years Day SE-ze%- Ere
Avail I'D z6 -1E Ez-z C
Cs-r-<- e. l. RS bee- cec6ec =
in = F1o-z. aid CE<- = czz-zz
Tat g g = s1oEE .. for goes C
11r<-c hsse 5es1 crCrped - VzlsT
flSr1zL EzE<s r15 sezso1 5ecz-%
tee EoE- cE4r61ed zEzy L tSE
torn C rzssA Ills game 5 > So
Isc3e EcrE 1s-E-z e SEE ard 1zr
E-o06 -EzLzs t1zr f1$ c-zz5s-x @
-E<rce Czz EC- Afford ID G-cp
ThE en- 4 zez- Ef< S EzS
sns- z[ Tz- ElE7 TIE zz-E EEz
EzrzG Il Er--Es-Le EgEPTEr-
sz-1 r. Tz1z Cs-1 e1-.-Z z scc-1
E-z-S and with eFe-Tbc1T paying
sECzE1 -ze --@ t. z---zz
sTer- Eoz4 cczs CO c. ~ rs
Ezscl
: arr err r1-3z IS sE-E-zl
~l1.e-s<Z Ezzs are z-1z[s6 eve
RE c0---v- Tzs Ee1 E1cco-
rrz-E VIE z-6 II F5s=--
DIX DzrEz Es zr7ez- u - IT,
CaGz C rEz r. PIN zc
Dzr&S are 70 czz1 H E-1- =
wkz- <1czE u = 5c-lT co-%-@
sE-z1- 3 -E EE 8 EE- Ez-C
DzrzES = pEL[ 10 III E-zZ
E-EcZz1 r-CEcSG Ccz - E-z-
EET1s CO. F3c-1 al Wa
R-z - <zS1 n EcD=EE-2 E0Cc1
Eg-= % III Es r II III
- c5cre al Z 49, Is E-
CE --z1s -E= Ez -
r-s 81 Far CzE- Ez5e H. q
Ia Pa va CT- -
MIS- - Ia Ce1r-s Pz-Ea C-=
Z O CEzE- e PE III
~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15

T-T g Car pz--@6 20 axe
rs SC1--n Ms-hocZ T---sET
rzrsE 70 TzEz-zczs -sz- E1- :
90 -cE-z- III -e Tiny IL
Ts-z--- FIRE III 8 II Z -szzE
@--6 E-z C tzE zszsl T-E
Pc-@ opened - rz-Z-
E-S Fz- -- = c-1@ E-1-T
c- -@ Dz-zs AE= C1 -sz=
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15

[EE EC7E De- 80"
- g s--- zzTz r19 = IL
49, g -s 7@n R-
SID ----z--z C 7s- 5-sE
cE @ Ezzs-z- al va
CE I'D 1z<-- re r.
-ssEI ---z--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15

SrETrEi EezEErs gre - -
2ZZ @ Pc 81 ~
- G-E17d EEe- Ia EL
S-A- =
E~ R1-seE- -ze Kill =
Ez-z Car re ~
1z1= - KING -7+ IVY
Ele ET EUE TT rr ~
80 Al - "a -r-aa -
I'd sc ~ III G z-A1r.
Ch-Efzaz SperzA - szE3 -e--z-
Ri wares Ills Eaaz n1T Tz1a-e
IRE. S1 Ss-E-sR l101e s-5-EcF.
Czl5er1ni FcE-zzza-S-e~zr -
c1CroZ-e- -s= EeE la=z-- ca
ce1o- Dug S-Ee. I-ss w.
Iu- s. Ar a
Dr. John Drarfsa- - Dz-- r.
-1--ces lie C-e cr rs r11-
- Sze Ez-0lz- * ELr-Acv .
60 -
o. 57-y =
- : = cS-
so--- %1ce-
-
W u w c-cE III 5cd 2
~ = e1-c- C. c--oS-S q
- u = ~ > II A.
~ A2-1 -Ez N SCI
A1T-
0 E01-E--
100 E5 Ind
- F 15 ~1s1
80 A & gags G c.
~
-
1te1nh 1ner1r@ 551zs al
~ -
- g -EEA = 2
~ ~
=
taSs t@-1z aka
1E tx 2Ss-14 h-= =z1e H.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15

0Co1--ue5 nuz PAGE C-sl
executive Ct C-7c--z- a5a-z--
Ease 1z7 ard E1zEH- G g
II ET1r1-z GS5Es C rs Fze
T1s les Ar he related E= rs
E<S z1 c-EE T-[ Ia
-uC@ r[ ~ E1@- al
c-S- zooEz-