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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-10-17
The Red Cross Roll Call

| Utley, Mrs. w. E. Thompson
Mrs. w. l. Mann, DR.. B. B
Lloyd, Frank Graham, George
Howe, Mrs. A. M. Jordan, and
George H. Lawrence.
A map issued from the ma.
tional headquarters in Washing
ton shows how the communities
of North Carolina rank in re-
spect to the proportion of the
population enrolled in the Red
Cross. Chapel Hill is near the
top of the list, and the local
board is eager to keep it there
To that end, all citizens are
urged to become members.
One of the important services
of every Red Cross chapter is tc
give relief in cases of emergency
When there is a cyclone, for in
stance, or a disastrous fire, or an
accident of such proportions that
the victims cannot be cared for
through individual effort, the
Red Cross goes to the scene at
once with physicians, with food
and clothing, with bandages and
medicines and other necessary
supplies. But the organization 5
activities are not limited to
emergencies. 1t is constantly
engaged in promoting commun-
ity health, in aiding poor people
who become i'll or suffer injuries,
in relieving distress of every
kind. It's funds are used for the
benefit of those who are in the
greatest need.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-10-17

The Red Cross Roll call for
1880 will begin in Chapel Hill to-
day and will continue through
next week. Colonel Joseph Hyde
Pratt, chairman of the board
here, and Mrs. Otto Stuhlman
established a headquarters in
the M. store this week and have
been giving information about
the Red Cross to the people who
pass in and out.
Volunteer workers will make
house-to-house canvass in
Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and the
rest of the township. The OBJ
jective is to put at least 75O
names on the ROLAND as many
more as possible.
The regular membership fee is
81, and there are other classes
of membership fer which the
fees range from SIS to $25. Out
of every fee, no matter how
much it is, SO cents goes to the
national organization and the re-
mainder is used for local relief.
For example, if a citizen takes
a $25 membership, $24.50 will be
spent here in the township.
The officers of the local board
are Colonel Pratt, chairman;
Mrs. w. M. Dey, vice-chairman; !;
Mrs. Stuhlman, secretary; Maur-
ice Hill, treasurer. With them
on the board are Mrs. F. p.
Brooks, DR.. William de B. Mac
Nider, H. d. Meyer, Mrs. Julia
Graves. H. r. Conner, Marvin
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-10-17

A gift to a friend; a years
subscription to the Chapel HUI
Weekly. $50; 4otice of the Gift
sent to recipient from the Week
ly's office.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-10-17

Of any and all interest or claims in
or to the said property or proceeds
from the sale thereof.
This 25th day of September, 1880.
A. W. KENYON,
Clerk of Superior Court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
CHOCOLATE TO
MEET CHAMP
Kid Favored To Defeat
Battal;no Friday
Night

NEW YORK Dee r1-P--s-
aoE much right Bat Bstz510 has
&c the E7--G-s -za-he-E=Eh- cham
rs0-s15p should b settled 6sr-
irl-e-T Friday nlZh- WHEN -he
Hartford bcv tackles KID Cnoco-
late 4 z -5-rorn6 title boz. II
Madison SQUARE Garden
ETe- sine Bz--sLro -o1 IRE
tie 1-5z Andre RCu--5 there has
been . rather general tendency 20
CEcoTr. MS ring worth Nos ex-
reT-s have regarded Chocolate IS
-1e ClcEoEled +ez-lsTsszh.
Champion ai-h0--a the Cu5zrs
sock took z sharp drop recently
T1Rl Re accepted = bad beating
from File- La Bz-oa-
Chocolate started c-- Is q 3 20
: fsTC-ite bGs IRE Odds hare drop
1e5 70 2 u . zr[ p-ooab-v Wont
b Erez.er .hsc Z . S WIN .Le
bstileEs enter ire ring.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
LOCALS fall
TO FORT SAM


FoE1 Sam Houston Ecz cTe- Fort
B-oEn II the second gz-1f of f1r
ANIMAL 1Ed-Wn-e- Tournament or
the loczl pol0 fed TuesczF Gste--
-o01 d = scorr &c 10 20 81
From the throw e. TIE zsg-eSslFc
play Of the San Houston team ken
the han - rhe-- territory ard Fer
Brown q t5e defensive while Ire
clever srickwcTk CT Captain CoultS-
- Nc Z ard II Hi ~ No = rzp-
Idly rolled Up Ire goz-S % ozse- -1-
Fort SAN Eorsrnn the fire q
they vere forced % give As . Azr6-
cap 70 the Fort EroTa -four
Fort Sam scored twice - TIE frs
chukker. three tines = TIE secn1d
once = the third. ard FIVE - TIE
fourth. Ire sore Staining - 70 8
IN 1s-cr CT Fort San o. ire Ed
O. the first heH-
Il the secozd hzf. F1<- szr
Scored four goals Il TIRE SIXTH ch-t-
Es-. c1e Z Ire ssTe1-h ard TREE -
the eighth pe-aod Fort Br1Ez SCR
ed one e. TIRE sixth and tE0 80 TIRE
eighth perlo6x
Cart Coulter zt 70 4 vas TIRE
o---ant--E rszT for Far EzE
zoo<zng e5Eh- @ ths g roz-S mace
Or lis tear E1wEEe-. E recesFe1
abe SE121g- from RS fez--zr
Hill Lz=h-l ant PE-tn-
Il EezrcCl ard CEr[ EzT-E-
c6 good ~r-k tc- the Local for
-ur WIRE Erzr-p C. beck TIRE tA
D-zr q re For San Ev-ez-c-
Fn-- Ea- VII n-zL - ael E
actin WIEN rEe- let rLr Elr-
zen for a. ~ 2-gEz 1-& q -
Fr16z-. Dee -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Consul to McAllen
Visits Territory


LEA--N- Dec IE-S-. Lam Ia
gZ-G 1o--s-y Marian U-S- e
SEes-Ez-s-- hzs Er-IEec = NrA--
20 rake r--elarz-s1ES for ass--@
rs G--kS IS cczzL 5e-e Izzz-T
= sc-urCEE C TIE 1rcs-S C e.
rE& S2-11z-E cc-s- EE-e-1- a
San A--1-ao
IzE--e I'll Ez-e - ccc<-z-e
S1z@ ia -EU f1-Er
E - -e c-E<-eS n Has
E6 Eo G-zzcs CT Bcrh C rese
-E aS Cl1S@G c. Tia San S.
E-0 cccE E=E OEr Tn
Zzcs ye4-x SD 10 cc-S-z-1 rzx
Lrz-a6 - McA-s- IT, wzS re=r-
q % E1z-z3 q. -.z- t.
IE--z-Ee c.Eez C CczE L.
gre fave 5es- 11cz-ac - re ~
81 A@ IL E6o c.
SIZE ~ - caseG Dec=E -
-crCc-S . -e rsse- ccEPE-
e. I'D r. ia to -E t.
cs- C re elias hz-g r--
- - - cS-g-e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Barba Will
Fight E. Shea
This Evening

CLEVELAND. Dee l0-P- A
t0p-rG-ch creE Or s5cEs-s VIII cs--
fern before e capacity house TO-
E-z1- II the fifth annual Christ
mas fund bsre.l- fight sponsored
u tire CLeTs-a1d Se-S-
Three featured -0-ru1rd bouts
we're arranged with the finale BE-
tween F6Al l. Bz-5a- who once
sat On the -op runy Il the feather
weight division aid Eddie S1ea.
tough Chicago veteran
JACKIE Feds. former xe-sr-
weight champ. Ti- meet the ehaT-
Enge @ Paul P-r-o1a- cougn-y
CeTez-ce- Who Is punching rs
Tzy alo1z -1e co-e5zck trail -
o1e q The oche- features Tz
third hez6Es- VII be he-zee-
Jo1-r- FAT. C1eTEz15 E<a-EeZn-
aid Pay N-le- o. C1-czzu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Greenleaf Meets
Former Champion

NEW YORK DEE Il A-zA1
Graenleze. HE0 EEs Zo-cpc-1e1
pocket billiard tiles sor years. FeS
his second reSt CT ia c1-rE-- to--
nzzs-- II DTE-E Billiard Arzcl-F
today. meeting Be-1-s A-en g.
Kansas CITY. &c lie -zL 81 =
th1e---z-ch p-oEE1z
On IA lass C. rs 4-Er Ez-e
aEz1-- Thomas 21z-Ez- C. PERT
ard. Ore G-ee-Ez. SlCzz AVE
lite t-C-1.e ID cesez-.nE Allen
Ea1 rG -Ze national Le -L-E@
times 5cEc-e Greez-EsF c-E5cz -
TIE TOD ard Tow Is en1rzrc-zlE O.
Gene hzcE A1lE7 los rs Frs
Ezsch C IL fn--EzEr@w- 20 Or
fri LzzEL og <eE YORK. yeE-E--zT
Orbs- matches to-day E-rE 70
EFthE Arthur ToclE CT tseE -crt
ard 51z-m-- and -z1r4 E.-
Fz-E -zhe-z @ Sckze-aT.
Yes erIz-s E-1-EE-
Woo1s rs T1%-E g
Lz-rf Us Alrl IS
E-TZ CE-1 Char Is.
Pzs1-z-e --z-zA C-zg5 -NE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
BOUT
Is HELD UP
Young Englishman Said
No Match Fer Big
Italian

LONDON DEE l1---Tr-zo
Ca-ze-aS match zzz-1S- Rez-e
Aeen Toung English shoe [z-rcrT
Ec-z = 5e he'd u AIoe- Hall
De- IL Eas resulted - =E1-szz
opposition b. S1or-S-Er Agitation
sEzt-St TIRE match vas stz--eS q
the Daily Nal
JEFF Dickson American u-1-1-P-,
tod the Nal TIA. Eee1 had c-zl-
ie1Eed Camera and that c--EEs
ne would rot have p-c-o-ed IRE
match Opponents a the slEh-
declare that Meen + 10 ra--l lc-
the Big I-slizn z-5 should n1- to-
safs-Ts sake C a-0Te6 Il -zE
same rig with hin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Royal Welcome
For Ramblers

CHICAGO. Dec l1-F- L.
K1ute Rockre ard his No.re
Dame team haven't heard c. read
that they = t5e recognized
kings CT college football for 1880,
they VII know :. u n-zH-sa-
Chicago and South Bed
Stamping ground for ire famous
Rough Riders. today Planned 20
give -lez probably tie might
lest and no1EieS. 0Tz-lC1 eFs-
te16e-ed arr Celebrity C z-l-e--
- team = the n-tEeS- Is they
returned from Los A-zs-E were
theT s-c-zed Southern CzEsc--
MAS ci-ade- Saturday ro- their
rt1eteeEth S--slEn. triumph T.
-E0 seasons
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
TIGHTS LAST NGHr
T r. AE10~ E>D

ND-AEAPOH - T-arT CT
7 E7Ixe1 c e.
Sz<. D c. " NE
zG1 A al RzT N=-
e. L - e.
A-Z5C[T" IT,
Co Sz= Fz-Ea 0--@
z - T. I'D =ET NJ
Us AR[A--= Va
~ EE C5-z ~ Pa
San 7=ra I'D
MNA-N - Ez-T d.
- Gag TT C n -
--= [-Es- OK Nr---<H
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

WEI lCeEr e L1A- way J. 1p-
pears thzt the Lcngh0-n rzr-
quesee-s are Il for another
conquest CO southwest courts.
Foremost among the VARSITY
candidates are Bruce Barnes,
nationally prominent player.
Captain Earl Taylor, vastly
improved since the summer
tournament: Llcien La Coere
md Warner McNasr, letter
nen Kari Klamath. fresh
man sensation last year and
national ranking junior star.
VII o watched with interest
IS many believe he has q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
County Tax
Collectors Are Busy

Ng-I-IEL u III Al-AlI-|
EDNBURG. Dec f0-Hdzigo
county tar collectors spent Monday
N McAIlsn collecting current year
taxes They VIII remain u Nc
Alien Tuesday. gong 70 Mission CT
Wednesday. thence 20 E1dalzo ard
hack 20 Ecc1cch and Elsa Their
wc-k VII end when rhey hare been
q. The last rxo cities
Tie TAR collectors ~ spe1c1rE
several days II ezch city II order
To save TAX payers rae Inconvenience
O. Coming % The county seat here
% pay thetr taxes tor this yea
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

5xroree-c pressure Ezs NODE
8-e-y kya cFe- re EeS-E-1 ard
Sc-hs-n S-zses this Ec-z-rg. ard
Moderately lCE o-e- the n1r-1-
cs---z- and Ecr-1ezS-e-7 S-z-ez
C-1z6T and Uss--le6 weather PIE
vztleG r1x Eor1-g = -he ee1--2-
Ez5 scE-1s-z s-z-s< We -<--
rzs ccc---eG = Texas aid a.
tncs-- SAFES 6---g -1e ls- -
hoEx Te-1e-z-z-rS hare arisen
EzE@a- ---r-<-rE- re eRx-r--
AsS C IT, c1E--T Ezce 2S r.
-r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

Fer re- m=nH emnym@m. mnnm m 80
HcESsy CT lks 9 49, "a
-th1s sns. &C. 30 ds-s CO
fhcs smcheFs s~sery-hrHa EprnsmBn
os the craeFion Gf Gear aseng
h1ncsowey psrksss1 &c &c Aae-
son-1nd ~rh sssry rBur numaprH-
eHty ~Huppsd &C Funsa aslmun
eDneas &C hHs1ksBa-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

Pair. made from Z c-e-rz-T
treated a1un--ul poT1e- has ben
ETs-5@6 Tor r-1-ec--- Ee-z- 81
faces trcz cc-oEr1 while ~ ter
pe-zrc-eS Is Ezl IS 40 6e-eex
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

Sports
Spade

HOPES Or obtaining another
good game sc- tie Brownsville
Junior College Scorpions. South
Texas champions have practically
gone s1nmertng- Al teams ap-
grcsc1ed have made excuses and
Wednesday only one chance re-
NAMED Fed Irvine had . query
CIT 20 Lon Norris college but that
institution Rad delayed In answer
ing ard the Scorpions we're trs-
about ready 20 ring DOM tie
curtain On the most successful
season In the history OF the school.
The cub xzs 70 meet a. : . n
TODAY and elect . captain for the
-Ea-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
BrIIETTN

F.rx@ <gDA Lxez- --re-z--
|hS- 49, Ssc1zA Ezez yeS-=-
Car. r -1E vei1c--T ~ Q o.
- fsz-5 rrec-x-1r7 - Est a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
BY HEREEKT Va. BAKKER
Ass@clzfed Press kpmr4a Mn r

NEW YORK Dee. lg-%-la-
E 3aE1e c1-s oznE-S a. EG1-
AER-E AEre &C. Sore Hw~ ILL., A Exr-
Gc tcr re frs tWo EsFs C tx
anna E-1GE-teE r4reA-lwF Hr
failed 20 cr-pls.e u lExk EAFwr
ce44 CT a-T -IpcrEAl1
lis NOT because EEmy MAEE-E
f-1E1 Eozr zsreT AoE - -E EGs
l1111fE EAf conversations &C. G- Nt
errT H1cc4-r c~El nAs aarn to-
80 - TIE .rns4 AZ rEreE Er Ea-
EE-EE nr-n-w E ErArR1 -A rnal-
TIE Yea Ec-K E4zEce& sur a.
E-l5ce. haze heEl tAIk.-E tl
uEe- VIII TIE 81. LJ-E E-lw-l tr
CE-zE3 WE&es1x Az1 E1e buE@
EHCEcK without EE--E M-BmAEEH
FruE tie E-cE-H Ehe EEEE w1-
-&e . SCI a n.eAe<. n@r
Ge1-Ee EFGhlH1FF. nEt tA4 ArumEA
Eze interested CRY - . rGx1<r ts
YANKEES C -l- E&-E 80 llaF. IH-H
EE-T Jc--S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

I-r-e Erf -1rH rI.Fr--E M-l-EE
he EEg--E1 -IlE gar tE -HAl
- SCz1e sears q pe-KrN c..
F-a my HE MHlM
Lac 70 lg-E Er wG % arE III
tie Parfe Con- @H-zs Wr Jan
Gl-- rE-EE lr rrlE Am rg
&z4-oc - 3 m48cr le2E1e n.-E1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

-
ALTHOUGH Supe. Pht1ps @.
hrnage- has been ~e-de7vc-1rg 70
have TIE Ca-dtnsl-KzIes City
regsc-z. Championship game trans
te-red trcc1 RooS.oTa 20 Karin
ger. little las been accomplished
and i Is l.ke-y that -he game vii
be Played a. R~oos-oxn- Due 20 the
fact TIA. Tire VALLEY championship
team stood 20 lose no7e-. ROB-
Scox1s os[c- % expenses 20 both
csul EaS taken NJ Sine. HARM
gen fans have banded together 20
underwrite he game. but the Rob-
S-orn folks already had the game
signed ID Ct the dotted lt1e- In
c5deztzlT. Brownsville business
Enea have u~r6e-vri-te1 5000 for
tAe Scorpions 20 meet che more
good cub this yes-- but ro suitable
opposition car BE booked
Strib Picked
YOUNG STRrBLrSG q PICKED
20 beat Ruffy Grtffiths Il the
winters biggest heavyweight ex-
trz-aEz1zz ~ the Chicago Stadium
F-l6z- night Obs prsTa-Irr quote
rae Gec-g-zn rs "a % I choice.
With considerable Grsff-ks rorey
&C lag IRIS hattie bears E-ca
importance II che ring assz-x rs
a 6ec-S-re -z-c- prcoa5-T VII &c
Ez-E1eG fc- IRE chaE1socsAto With
Max Sc1=e.nz- S-rihl-y looks
LIZ the r--c-- rrc1a6l- T. q
Rccxcz- II SeTe1 -c--G
EvER SINCE - xor7e1 Oeso
Ven P1rz- al P1I Scc-- Sx-
< las been -eccgz-se6 Is rhe
cz1Szz6< hsaTer- Nh
g-rEs- LIS beel c-ec-e6 n IL
ScC1Eze- x2-e :. sRzeS 20 -.
A-e- De kL1 axzT. 81 ezez a-
go S<ro -z-E Rs ia .--e=cse
4ase C E-sE Earn-eT a-rx
seRrse< Ee VII hare q real
~cr<r-- . Er-e IS -x- -
n -e C1x x-x-x- G-.x
Sc-L G---s E-zr to c1pe
re %R~-=c<. x-a-scz NJ -
CE -EA q 1879 s-eez C
-.x= g. --x- e-sr be@-e
E-SS EOOGEEYuE No..
sT Co., give O.
cE-z-G 60 - xE wH1c. rr
IN - tie - - = -@
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r-1r-e - cr11-@< q. ESH-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
CLARKE
NAMED CHIEF
to Hold Second Meet
Monday Night At
Harlingen

dcp$--1- % HE deI2-l
HARLIgGN. Der 10-The RIO
G-znde Valley Amateur Basketball
ezgue. which entyed q excelen;
season last year. was re1-ZarEzec
here Tuesday evening with q clubs
r~eureSen-ed- Spifz Clzrk- head OF
the state amateur federation II this
section. was elected president and
re appointed Hal Eus+zce c.
Brownsville secretary O. the organ
EztiOr-
TIE teams and their representa-
t1ves a. the meeting were IS follows
E=rlinsen Nethodists. W. - Gallo
ray. San Benito. O. " Mule
Brown: Edco1ch, C Z Wezye-, Pro-
Eeso. J. g. Layne: Edinburg. Trig
wlnrtnghan: Fort Brown. L. Rear
don 01y proxy: Brownsville. 0by
P-uxyl: Prinera. W. 3 Kethley.
Port RinggoId. Capt P z GzrrIty.
R~angeryiIle- D L Stoker, II. WeS-
leo. L w Clifford
Meeting Monday
A second meeting Of the o-gzr.zz-
ton has been called for Mondz-
right a. the Plaza hotel II HARM
gen AT this tine the books vii ce
closed 20 further entry and the loop
VII swing into action IS soon there
after as possible. playing tzO gz1@
. week a number q other clubs
hare Indicated that they wish 70
~ into tire league cur unless they
arg REPRESENTA- A. the Monday meet
-Z they viii ~ left Cut
As las year. the league vii Ilke-y
be div16ed into tx0 brackets. upper
sn6 I0Ee-. 50 IS 20 eliminate long
trips The BRACKETS and Scledulez
VIII Be arranged a. TIRE MONDAY
meeting
A motion was passed last night
whereby Manager W ~ Galloway
u TIRE championship Me-hocIS-S and
Rev Baker Tere reimbursed to- ex-
percitEres q the trip 10 TIE state
tournament oE. OF leaz1s funds At
tez this vas done. there wzS S2112
leT- II the funds
Trophy Presented
Clarke presented the CHAMPION
ship MethodSzs With q trophy OF BE-
ha.t OF the Bztse--Tells sporting
goods ho-se-
A fixed rate OF $50 for officials
rzs set ny the gathering. allowing
10 travelling experSeS- When e-sr
team asks for a second Official shall
ray for IT'S services
TIE entrance fee VII be SIS as
LIST season ard : = cent 6epcS-
uUS- accompany tia name c. every
player signed or tie clubs roster
II : hoped 70 form tEo eight team
brackets q. TIE meeting Moc6zT
r1r-r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

T1-6 hEEeErA- WE KaEm arr
catcher ice Berg arc ra nlMFrrE
ire EA-Er9E wHSlH Lee Cad Er tMEr
c. re WztEs1T E&z1z az k1fT
E- h=Ee u hEIErr4-E &C. NhFT
D4--y LsEFaycrz @ &c E1rTA
Ee1hcx r4tc1-lE Are1 Oa-tn1a-
Harry Fee M the Tark.e Easr
key 20 @r--e = q .rNeN
Rogers En-rs-T r+ the CMrMMn
Chs has E51lt F-reE - 1919 uf
EE--E .rs- Ez1-En IN E-
-n--rT trnr -Ee CEr1A1 arc a.
Er-g ElC-w 80 CAar4 Uramw
ar CR-NF En|~ -Nr E.AaF
r1-c Use Wac EG-zr- EEE
IAEE O. tH E R-aFfa
LII rl-r Tr-- Lm-rlm r~
- co 1zkZeE EEGe aE tE
--ar1 AaME4n Err11ar
-L &c E~ L1EEk CrE
a c1-teEra-s1 cea- btwnw
BROOKLYN AZ Ire E-E-nr EEMHr1
EEg .z1ie- t-rc-rl EH7cEFz WErr-
g 20 sez6 EarsrE HeEerrE arc
G--Lu- EArG tl -H ErEEFk E
exrlE-Ee tD &c Erzac s Rase
r-rh~. TIE Erzrra Eg-r nr
20 buy Ee-1r4EE Eltr1t l-. re-
.Es& 60 r1r@ NA ErAl@
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

Several pzEes developed b. Dr. Pentck have become famous Il ma
tionzl and international competition Among them xe-e wLme Allison,
Davis cup star. and Berkeley Bel. member CT the Davis CUP squad
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

THE SCORPIONS we're the
strongest football Unit ever turned
q. Il the gid history o. the lower
RIO G-zn6e Valley Coaches Red
Irvine and Ben Br.te lad excellent
lateral and they moulded l. into
Is good q machine IS the boys
we're individually. That Newman.
Cab.er. A6arnsoa. P1pktn backf.esd
Is the kind that coaches So around
and dream z5o1. The lire was
equally potent Ends were vel
taken care c. BY Sylvester. Sche1c-
emzn and Davenport Be1net. and
Summers and Atkins and Carter
filed I'd tie middle Of the line 20
perfection c. r Nelson played a
whale O. = game Al year ~ rowing
center Ard -he Sco-ps did IOs lack
Tor good substitutes The fact that
they scored 20 points II seven
games z<asns- tough opposition
.rdicates hox PoEerful the ScoR
o<tense really was Only e.x1.
points we're scored On them which
gives Al estimate o. their defensive
strength
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

1&AAA& -
HERE TS A letter from -hs
Chapman Rzzch Athlete cub ask
1nz so- BASKETBALL dates n TIE
Valley during the first part o.
Jz11zry. Any manager interested
should ge- Il touch with Paul
Cate .. Chapman Ranch. Texas
This club annually turns O.. =
good squad. usually PLAYING n a
Corpus Christi hague The Lester
ro-CrS-
Dear Sr
Tire Chapman Rzncz A-h-e-ic
club Is planning 20 make . bsSket-
bz-, tour o. TIE ioze- RIO Grsrde
NzIley during Tire frs. week C
Jzn1s-T. providing re can EAec-
uie scre-zi games with Waller
teams during that week
Yo--S .-zt-.
Paul Cate
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
SOCIETY NEWS
Miss Eleanor Small
And John Kelly Wed

The wedding Of Miss Eleanor
Frances Small, daughter of MI. and
Mrs. Henry Small, 2l9 Tenth street,
and John M. Kelly, Bismarck, was
solemnized Wednesday afternoon at
the home of the Rev. Floyd Logee,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. Rev. Logee read the service.
The brides gown was fashioned of
baby-blue chiffon, made with simple
bodice. and floor length skirt. With
it she wor matching accessories. Her
attendant, Miss Isabelle Jahnke, o
a frock of poudre blue chiffon, with
slippers and accessories to harmon
ize. Harry Small, brother of the
bride, was best man.
A wedding dinner was served to
relatives and a few friends at the
home of the brides parents follow
ing the ceremony.
Mrs. Kelly, q graduate of the Bis
marck high school and the Capital
Commercial college, is employed by
the local telephone company.
After a short wedding trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Kelly will return to Bis
marck to make their home.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Girl Scout Executive
Honored at Luncheon

Members of the Girls Council were
guests at a luncheon given this noon
by Mrs. A. M. Christensen, 1905
Fifth street, in honor of Miss Emella
Thoorsell, Minneapolis, director OF
this region Of Girl Scouts. Miss
Thoorsell has been in Bismarck since
Monday, conducting a training school
for Girl Scout leaders, in prepara-
ton for the troops of Scouts which
will be organized here in the near
future.
- and asters were used in the
decoration Of the tables where IL
guests were seated.
Mothers and others interested in
Girl Scouting were invited to a meet
ing at the Christensen hoEle follow
ing the luncheon, when Miss Thoor-
sell spoke, setting forth the AIMS OF
the Girl Scout movement, ana giving
reasons for its enormous membership
gain.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
.KANSANS WELCOME
LEGION COMMANDER
Topeka Declares Public Holiday
as New Leader of veter.
ans Returns Home .

Topeka, Oct. l6.-N)-A bic por-
ton of Topeka's population and
many others from elsewhere in Kan
sas turned out today to welcome
home Ralph T. c"Dyke') O'Neil, re-
Gently elected national commander
of the American Legion.
Schools and other public buildings,
including the state capitol. and some
business places rel closed. The
Homecoming included q military. pa
rade with a dozen or more bands and
a reception at the state house with
Vice President Curtis, another To-
pekan. among the dignitaries partic-
ipating.
From two towns in Usage county
where the new Legion commander
lived prior to his enlistment for serv-
ice in the World war. came bands,
Legion posts and hundreds of O'Neil's
old friends.
Usage City. his birthplace. and
Lyndon. where he lived while county
attorney at the time of his enlist
ment, declared a holiday. A position
near the head of the parade was re-
served for members of Robert Hizer
Post of the Legion, Usage City
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups

The Local Mission society of the
First Lutheran church will meet Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs. Fred
Swenson, 4l6 Thayer avenue, with
Mrs. SWenson and Miss Thelman
Swenson as hostesses.
X \ X
Bismarck troops of the Junior
Catholic Daughters of America will
sponsor a food sale at the A. W.
Lucas store Saturday, beginning at
eleven o'clock.
X X \
Members of the Women,s Relief
corps will meet at 2:30 o'clock Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. G..
Schwantes. for their regular meet
ing. Members, and women interested
IN affiliating with the local corps are
urged to attend.
The Women'S Nonpartisan club
will hold a card party this evening in
the public rest room below Thor
berg's cafe, play to begin at eight
o'clock. Miss Bertha Elness is chair
man OF the committee in charge.
X \ X
Members of the .Woman's Benefit
association will hold their regular
meeting at eight o'clock Friday eve
ming in the Odd Fellows hall.