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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07
DENIS VICT0RS
in VIRGINIA
Deal and Smith Replace
Winners in Hoover
Landslide

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 6.-tR-
Joseph T. Deal and Howard Smith
were the democratic nominees for
congress In the eighth and second
Virginia districts today. following
the party primary yesterday.
Thomas @. Burch, who challeng-
ed the incumbent's loyalty, appar-
emily had won the place Of Con-
gresham Joseph Whitehead with q
lead Of 1854 votes.
Former Congressman Deal will
oppose Menalcus Landlord, repub-
lican incumbent. who unseated him
In Hoover landslide In November
general election Yesterday he
gained his victory over Mrs Sarah
Lee Fain, a former member OF the
house of delegates, and w. w. Vel
lines. n present delegate.
In the sharply drawn wet-dry
fight in the eighth district. Smith.
a former circuit Judge, who failed
TO get a satisfactory rating from
the Anti-Sallon league was nomi-
mated over state Senator Frank L.
Ball an outspoken dry, who was
runner-up: Thomas r. Keith. Gran.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07
Thousands of Women
Know This Is True

How would you like TO lose Is
pounds Of fat in a month and at
the same time increase your energy
and improve your health?
How would you like to lose IN
healthy fat that you don't need and
don't want and at the same time
feel better than you have for years?
How would you like TO lose your
double chin and your too promi-
nent abdomen and at the same
time make your skin so clean and
clear that 1t will compel admira-
ton?
Get on the scales TO-DAY and see how
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07
SIXTEEN SONS
VOTED OFFICES
Missouri Returning Many
Incumbents. Primary
Returns Show

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 6-F1-All six
teen of Missour's representatives in
congress. ten republicans and six
Democrats, were assured Of renom-
nation in yesterdays primary on
the basis of Associated Press tab
ulations early today.
Fourteen were unopposed and
thereby were assured Of places on
their party tickets In the Novem-
Der election. and the other two. Rep
resentatives Thomas j. Halsey. Re-
publican. sixth district. and the vet
eran l.. G. Dyer, Republican. twelfth
district, st. Louis, had safe leads.
Halsey was leading 8. SEEKER, SPAS
to 421 in 108 out Of 1873 precincts
and Dyer was leading his negro op-
ponent, w. w. Moore. 1858 to i,189
in go out Of 100 precincts. Of five
other congressional contests on the
Democratic side. only n remained
in doubt. Two of three former
Democratic representatives defeated
In the 1928 Republican landslide
were ahead by safe m~ajorities in
attempted comebacks. These were
@. c. Dickinson, sixth district, who
led d. A. Dickey 9,546 to 1874 in 1873
out Of 1873 precincts; and Sam G.
Major. seventh district. who was
leading his nearest rival, James Z.
Ruffin, 1920 to 6,947 N 1875 out of
240 precincts.
The contest In doubt was the race
between Former Congressman j. z.
Fulbright. Democrat. fourteenth dis
trict, and Orville Zimmerman. In
212 out Of 4l0 precincts, the vote
was Zimmerman, 1852; Fulbright
l0,965.
Frank Fl. Lee, Democrat. fifteenth
district, was leading w. w. Hughes
156 out Of 247 precincts. 6.504 TO f.
234. In the sixteenth district, 96 out
Of 240 precincts gave W. E. Barton
a lead Of e.s47 to 1,349 votes over S
A. Killian.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07
Engineer Expected
To Examine Waves

HARLINGEN. Aug. CT. w.
railey. division engineer for the
late highway commission at Cor
pus Christi. viii come to Harrington
the early part Of next week TO ex-
anime the proposals for removing
the permanent wave AMI
STRENGTHENING the stretch Of road
between San Benito and H%arlingen.
He will also consider the project
to build an additional road into
San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07
Federal Court Sends
Ten to

Deputy u. s. Marshal Harold JEFF
ferds and a party Of guards were
to leave Brownsville Wednesday
evening for Leavenworth prison with
ten prisoners sentenced at the short
term Of federal court here Friday
and Saturday.
r. j. Tucker, Fdel Hinojosa and
Tomas Cavazos we're the guards 10
make the trip with Jefferds. They
will stop over at Houston and pick
I'D another prisoner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07

Sweden's bus routes cover $4,000
miles, -four times that OF IT'S rail-
ways.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07

New York claims the lowest death
rate for large cities - 11.2 per 1000
over a 3-year period.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07

Australia. Argentina and Brazil,
Venezuela and Mexico have created
federal d5tricts for their capitals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07

A grain elevator with storage for
6.000.0 900 bushels y being built at
Galveston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07

North Carolina has So licensed
cotton warehouses with a total ca
pacity of 200. 900 bales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
HUNT DEFEATS
JOHNNY RISKO
Pcnca City Pride Hailed
AS Heavyweight
Contender

OKLAHOMA CITY. sept. ls-R,
Babe Hunt. puEilistic pride OF
Ponca City. stood today Il step
nearer his goal or the heavyweight
championship Of the world as a
result of his clean cut victory over
Johnny Risko, Cleveland rubber
man, here last night.
Hunt. rawboned giant, kept his
long left continually jabbing and
hooking to R!sko's head and body
and the dCiy-poly trial horse mt
times seemed puzzled by the steady
tattoo on his nose.
After a cautious first round, III
which he seemed wary Of his wide
lF known foe. Hunt cut loose with
a two-fisted attack that gave him
TIE decision Of the judges and Ed
Ccchrane, Kansas City, referee.
Towering a head taller than his
opponent. Hunt found Risko q DIFF
ficuit target to hit. especially since
RlsE0 chose 70 clinch repeatedly.
The tenth round provided a ious-
ing climax with both fighters slug
cling With both hands. Risko ap-
neared battered and tired at the
close. Hun. vas unmarked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
Robins Enter
Crucial Series With Cards

Ell 1880 record Of ten straight. The
Rsus started cut like they we're
cong 10 DC tough, scoring three runs
n ,ne hrs. INNING anc uriving Ray
MOSS from the mound, but the Rob-
ms were cut after the game and a
chance to increase their lead over
the IDLE Cardinals, a lew OF whom
we're IN the STANDS.
Red Lucas, ace Of the Reds hurl-
ing staff, went the way Of Moss as
Brooklyn tailed six times in their
half OF the first session. There
would have been II more run II
Glenn Wright. who bounced a home
iun into the bleachers, had not
overrun Bale Herman on the base
paths. As II was, Wright was de-
clared OUT and got credit for only a
single. After the first inning. the
Brooklyn sluggers kept peppering
away. rolling up a decided advant-
ags while Watson Clark. Moss sue
cessor. was holding the Reds IN
check.
The Cubs lost a chance to gain
valuable ground. when they split
a d3uble-header with Philadelphia
the Phillies taking the opening slug
fest II 70 IL and Chicago account
ing for the nightcap s to 4 after
Hack Wilson had pounded out his
flltieth home run Of the season.
Lefty O'Doul's home run with one
out IN the ninth and the score
knotted at II all decided the excit-
ing opener. Guy Bush performed
brilliantly On the mound to give
the Cubs the second. He held the
Fhillies a. his mercy until the
ninth, when they rallied and scored
three runs. HearhcUte hit a home
run in each game for the Cubs,
while English and ODoul also con
nected with homers.
With Fred FitZsimmons giving cut
only three hits. the Giants stayed
~ the race with a 6 TO ! triumph
over the Pirates. steve Swetonic
was equally as brilliant after the
first two innings. but in those two
frames. the Giants scored five Of
their six runs. The victory broke the
Giants fiVe-game losing streak.
Washington managed to pick UP
q half-game on the idle Athletics in
the American league as they trim
med Ted Lyons and the Chicago
White Sox IA TO 9. Lyons was not
hit 50 hard as his three successors,
but was given poor support. Each
team got fifteen hits, but the Sen
atcrs were able to couple their
blows with White Sox nisplays.
If il hadn't been for one bad in
ming. Vic Sorrel would have pitched
the Tigers to a triumph over the
Yankees. As y was, New York de-
featsd Detroit 5 to 3. scoring four
OF their runs in the second. There
after Sorrel had the New Workers
at Its mercy.
The st. Louis Browns and Boston
Red Sox divided a doubleheader.
the Browns winning the opener 3 TO
! and the Red Sox taking the second
2 TO | in eleven innings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
Fort Worth off for Dixie Series
N. B. A. Approves
List of Champs

OMAHA, Nsb., Sept. i6-tF-
Following Is the list OF prize fight
champions as recognized by the
National Boxing Association in It's
annual convention here yesterday:
Heavyweight - Max Schmeling,
Germany.
Light heavyweisht-Maxie Ros-
enbloom.
Middleweight-Tftle vacant. Dave
Shade, Rene Devos. Len Harvey,
Harry Smith. leading candidates.
MISUNDERSTANDING Freeman.
Junior Observation-Disclosures Kid
Berg.
Lightweight-A Singer.
Junior MISUNDERSTANDING Bass.
Featherweight - Battling Batta-
limo.
Bantamweight-T1tle vacant. Al
Brown. Kid Francis. Vidal Greg
ario, Harry Fierra. leading candi-
dates.
F1yWeight-Frankie Genaro.
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FIGHTS LAST

BY The Associated Press

EVANSVILLE, Wis. - Sammy
Mandell. former lightweight cham
pion. outpointed Mickey ONeM
Milwaukee. G0).
OKLAHOMA CITY-Babe Hunt.
Ponca City. Okla. outpointed john
ny Risko. Cleveland. tl0).
ANTON, O-Gorilla Jones, Az
ron. O.. outpointcd COWBOY Jack
Willis. San Fr. cisco. Cl0l.
CINCINNATI-Long Tom Haw-
kins. San Diego. Calf. knocked out
Jack Tosend. New York, u0).
CHICAGO-Edgar Norman, Nor
way, stopped frankie rr2. Mon
tana. 90. Eddie Ran. Poland. out
pointed George Kerwin. Chicago.
To- Ray Tremblie. Rockford. H..
outpointed AL De Rose. Newark. N.
j.. t6l.
PITTSBTRG. Kas-Walter Dun
ham. Fort Scott. Kas.. knocked
out Connie Crosse, Des Moines. Ia,
O6). Milt Schoolsy. Wichita. Kas.,
stopped Babe Knapp. Chicago. g..
TORONTO, Ont.-Charlie Belan-
ger. Canada. outpointed ice Skyra,
Dayton. O.. C10A.
DIES MONIES. Ia.-Benny Bass.
Philadelphia. outpointed Eddie An
derson. Casper. Wye. l0l.
SIOUX CITY. Ia-Billy Vaughn,
Omaha. outpointed Urban Liberty.
Minneapolis. go.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
By ORLO ROBERTSON
Associated Press SrorLs Mritcrl

once more the pace settlers. the
Brooklyn Robins, today faced the
difficult task Of turning back the
threatening st. Louis Cardinals. as
they did the Chicago Cubs last week.
II they are TO be the first team
under the wire in the boiling
National League pennant race.
The Robins. boasting a seasons
record winning streak OF eleven
games. today held a one-game mar
gin over the cards and one and one
half game advantage over the third
place Cubs.
While the Robins and Cardinals
are battling in a three-game series.
the Cubs will be called upon 70
meet the Giants, all but eliminated
from the race. but still clinging to
thta mathematical possibility.
The leaders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
ENTERPRISE
Wins EASILY
Get Old Mug, Upton
Must Capture Four
Out of Five

NEWPORT, r. J., Sept. i6.-tR)-
There was once a little Navy
schooner called The Enterprise and
she taught the barbary pirates a
thing or two about International
department. Today Harold s. Van
derbilt and the sloop Enterprise
which he and his associates built 70
defend the Americas cup, gave
Shamrock v. her skipper. Ned
Heard, and her owner, Sir Thomas
Upton. their third lesson in yacht
racing.
Yesterday and Saturday Enter
prise led Shamrock v over the
thirty-mile open ocean course.
which had its start nine miles
southeast Of Brenton Reed lightship.
Enterprise scored her two straigh.
victories in air SO light that the
theory that the British challenger
was a dangerous invader in mild
weather has been discarded by the
few who still retain any faith in
the green sloop. The breeze 5atur-
day had a maximum velocity Of
about eight miles an hour and yes
terday II reached ten. IN both races
Shamrock followed Enterprise over
the course.
Where Enterprise took the open
ina race by slightly less than three
minutes margin she romped home
ahead BY 0 minutes. "a seconds. ap-
proximately two miles OF water
separating the rivals.
Enterprise % needs but two
more victories TO keep the Amer
ica's cup. Won in 1851. Shamrock 70
lift thc cup would have To take
four of the possibly five remaining
races.
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Bundle OF
Happiness Now

Pretty little Frances McNeal. who
hvcs at iio3 Elgin Street. nearly
rcd her eyes out every time she
locked into a mirror and saw the
condition OF her complexion.
Il tried so hard TO clear away
The pimples. and one day the drug
piSt told me to use Littell'S Lior'
Gulphur. ! did. and now my ga
I as clear and smooth as a baby's.
/ put a ECtle on my skin the min
ute it looks like it's going to break
out The result is, l am not both
erred with pimples any more"
tiftells LIQUID Surnhu- dries
quickly. Saturate the skin with II
q tru minutes where II Il broken
out before going to bed. Next
morning wash off all trace OF Il
and see how smooth and clear the
skin viii be-. especially II you are
suffering from mosquito bites. CHG
-crs sunbufn. chafcd 0. cracked
kl- (ady.)
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Fight Card Up
Tuesday Night
AT San Juan
Especial to The Herald.)

SAN JUAN. Sept. l6.-A firht
card will be presented under the
club plan here tonight. featuring
Brooks Hooper and Battling Ward
in the l0-round main event.
Hooper. q l35-pound san An
tonian. fought Kid Gilbert al san
Antonio In hts last appearance ir
the Valley. They went throuah ten
rounds or clever stuff 20 "A draw.
Ward, according TO the promot-
ers, Is n real battlsr from tile pac-
ific coast. He has not been seen II
action here before.
According to the billing. Cullen
Red OF Harlingen Will meet Sailor
Herrera In an Ground semI-final.
This viii likely be changed. how
ever. as they fought in Matamoroy
Sunday night.
There will BE- three f%0ur-round
prelims and a battle royal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
l31 Criminal Cases
In Hidalgo Court
CSreriol IN The Herald


EDINBURG. Sept. is. Judge
Hood Boone Monday empanelled
the grand jury to sit during the
September term Of 18th district
court.
The jurors met Monday morning
at the court house and after receiv-
ing their charge from Judge Boone,
adjourned until Tuesday morning
when they will take under consi-
deration the first of l31 criminal
cases to be presented to them for
action il this term Of court. A large
number Of the criminal cases to
come up for trial this term r
murders. records in the office Of
Assistant District Attorney Rogers
Kelley show.
Grand Jurors 70 serve during this
term Of court are as follows.
Paul Barron, foreman: II. M.
Hartman. j. J.. Cavazos. r. r..
Stephens. J.. II. Harold. II. Hartman.
p. de Ia vina. r. +. Hester. NJ. 3.
Gore. Joe Lannon's. II. J. Heron
and Otto Wood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
Burglar Alarm Leads
Policeman to Death

CHICAGO. Sept. 16-(P-A bur-
glar alarm flashed over police radio
brought death early today to Patrol
man William r. Mccain, 90.
Hunting the providers who Leon
Davis. a negro. had telephoned were
attempting to force a window OF his
flat. Mccain was fatally shot by
Davis. who said that he had mis-
taken the officer for n prowler.
McCan and Patrolman Adoph
Avery heard the alarm while cruis-
ing In the radio-equipped police
squad car. Avery stood guard at the
front Of the building in which
Davis lived while McCann went
around to the rear. As he passed a
window five shots from a revolver
feiled him.
Davis and his wife were taken to
the police station for questioning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
Berg VS.. Click

NEW YORK. Sept. l6-Pl-Jack
Kid Berg. English lightweight
sensation. swings into action to-
night against the WILLIAMSBURG
veteran. Joe Click. In a ten round
bout at the Greensboro stadium.
In their first meeting. Berg gained
the decision after a great battle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
Cat Meat Is Served
For Baked Rabbit

MONTREAL. Sept. f6.-tF-Dis-
covery that cat meat was being sold
as rabbit in restaurants here has
been made by city health officials.
Pr. s. Boucher. Of the city health
department. said a number or D u
v.ctions had been obtained.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
Bow Electrocuted

CHICAGO. Sept. l6-P-An at
tempt at pole sitting brought death
tv cl~-ctrocI.icn to Stephen Walsh,
Jr. IS. last night. He came IN
ccn.ac. With power wires az the
TOP or the pole to which he had
climbed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
Rodeo, Bull Fight,
Will Open Tuesday

A three-dsy rodeo. including bull
fights. will be opened In the Mata-
moros Kennel club at ) p. n. Tues
day. This is being staged for the
benefit Of the Matamoros-Maza
tlan highway.
Carlos Villanueva will kill two
bulls each afternoon.
III addition. Miguel Galindo. Ru-
zen Peregrina. Aurelio Peregrina
and Joaquin Duiz will put on rodeo
stunts. American cowboys are invited
to participate in these events.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16

The amount OF natural and arti-
slcial gas produced in the world
In a year would fill a dirigible a
mile IN diameter and twenty miles.
long. powerful enough 10 lift the
Egyptian pyramids.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16

"a; % hits, Fitzgerald; sacrifices,
Storti. Mallcn 2. Bonowitz: base on
balls, Steengrafe !; Stonsr 5; struck
out. by Stoner. BY Steengrafe i;
hit by pitcher. by Steengrafe (Ston-
err, by Stoner EULER: wild pitch,
Stoner; double plays. Steengrafe to
Levey to Burns. Tavener to Mall
pom to Brown; stolen bases. Betten-
court, Crouch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16

BUD ADAMSCN. whose father
died last week. was back IN the
Scorpion camp yesterday. Bud Is
Il or the best backs ever develop
cd AZ san Benito. He showed 20
good advantage on the All Valley
squad last year. He called signals
the majority OF the time against
the Cisco Loboes in the Battle Of
Grapefruit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
by The Associated Press
Including Games OF Sept. Is

AAA(4AAttAH 0aAAsNH "a 2LkAs ~
National League
Batting-Terry. Giants. .404.
Runs-Cuyler. Cubs. l46.
Runs batted in-WilSon. Cubs
f72.
Hits-Terry. Giants. 23a.
Doubles-Klein. Phillies. So.
Triples-ComorcSky. Pirates. 23.
Home runs-Wilson. Cubs. so.
stolen b~ases-Cuyler. Cubs. 50.
American League
Batting. Gehrig. Yankees. .363.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. i42.
Runs batted in-Gehrig. Yank-
ecs. $50.
Hits-HCdapp. Indians. 2l2.
Doubles-Hodapp. Indians. AZ.
TripleS-Combs. Yankees. 10.
Home Tuns-Ruth. Yankees. IS.
Stolen bases-McManus, Tigers,
%.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16
.SPUDS BEATEN
81 In FINAL
Lii Stone- Twirls Great
Game Despite Bad
Finger

FORT WORTH. Sept. i6.-tP)-
Victorious over Wichita Falls In q
bitterly contested five-game play
off for the Texas League flag. Fort
Wcrth's fighting Cats prepared to-
day to engage the Memphis Chicks,
Southern Association champs. in the
Dixie Series, annual post-season
classic.
The Panther special. carrying the
triumphant Cats and several thous-
and fans, was scheduled to leave
late this afternoon for the southern
city. where the first two games OF
the series will be played Wednes-
day and Thursday. "A pennant fund
which already has passed the $1,000
mark. vas being swelled hourly. II
served to rejuvenate Manager Frank
Snvder's warriors. who were pretty
well whipped down after their fam
iiy quarrel with the Spudders.
Stoner Does 1t
Great pitching by Lii Stoner. ace
Highlander OF the Cat staff, fea-
tured the decisive battle OF the play
off yesterday. III winning his second
game Of the series 3 to 2, Stoner
limited the Spudders to six scat
tered hits and famed seven. A
skinned thumb on his throwing
hand hurt him en- every pitch and
he almost was jerked on two oc-
casicns when he lost control, but
he stuck il out to win. He was struck
o nthe wrist by a pitched ball In the
second inning and the member was
badly swollen az the finish.
1t required every ounce OF Stoner's
skill to win, as his mates were hay
ing plenty Of trouble with Milt
Steengrafe's curves. Although they
collected 10 hits. only four counted
in the scoring. Larry Cox. big right
fielder. drove IN two runs In the
fourth when he walloped one owe
the right wall after Fowler had
singled. Jack Tayener. shortstop.
sent the winning score across in
the sixth with a clean single that
found Fowler roosting on second.
Brilliant fielding by the Spudder
infield pulled ~Steergrafe out OF
several bad holes.
Klcza Hits Homer
Jack Kloza's long smash over the
right field stands accounted for the
first Of Wichita Falls two runs in
the sixth. III was hts third homer
CT the series. Bettencourt scored be-
fore the inning was put After blaz-
ing a single through the box, he
took third on Crouch's single and
raced home as EULER bounced one
TO Fowler Oh third. Fowler could
have cut the run off at the plate,
but chose to try for a double play.
His throw 10 second was high and
Crouch reached the bag safely. only
to be run down when he tried to
continue on 70 third.
The Spudders made their last.
d%espairing effort III the seventh
when Storti walked and made his
way around TO third with two out.
Stoner pitched to the dangerous
Kloza and famed him. swinging.
Except for a walk to Crouch in the
eighth, Stoner set the Spuds down
III order in the last two frames.
The score:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16

IN turning back the Cincinnati
Reds. IL 10 5. Yesterday. the Rob
ms won their eleventh consecutive
game. beating the Athletics form
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- The
LEAGUE
MONDAYS Results

St. Louis 81, Boston IL.
New York 5. Detroit 3.
Washington Is, Chicago ?.
Only games scheduled.
Today's Schedule
Philadelphia at Chicago. two
New York at st. Louis.
Boston a. Detroit.
washington at Cleveland.
Gtaudiuw ~ fha rfuh<
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
NT0nday's Results

New York 6. Pittsburgh I.
Brooklyn Is. Cincinnati 5.
Philadelphia 1874. Chicago i-6.
Only games scheduled.
Tuesdays Schedule
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago a. New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Staudfnv - the Climbs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-16

In the Middle Ages The seal 0n
documents Of great Importance con-
tined three hairs from the sOva-
reign's beard. as a sign that mat
ters Of much moment were con-
cerned.
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II 9 |. i G.
/ n I: M
- Is the secret of
success i'm
business"
Says
GEN. SAMUEL
Moro Il RTS

Chairman Of the Beard, Chatham
Phenix tSatioral Bank and
Trust Company
Director, Armour g. c.. American SUGAR
Refining Co, Nah1nal Surety Co,
Kansas City-Soutaxrn Railway;
Brig. General, A. T. r.
shaking friends and holding
them, by friendly np-to-date CSC
fuIness, Is the secret Of success in
business. This axioT7t has been the
guiding force in the progress of the
Chatham Phenix National Bank
and Trust Company. And it Is oh.
Ciously the guiding force in
your business-ns evidenced by
your use of the Ultra Violet Ray
in the 'Toasting' of the LUCKY
STRIKE tobaccos."