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SINGLE FIELD
IS NARROWED

NEW YORK, Feb. 4AtPl- The
singles field was narrowed to Is
survivors in the National Indoor
tennis championships today.
Frank Hunter, heavily favored to
win the singles crown he held in
1922. was matched against Frank
Bonreau, New York.
Other matches included:
Harris Coggeshall OF Des Molnes,
Iowa, VS.. Sidney Seligson of New
York university.
Perrine Rockafellow VS.. Bob Con-
sidine Of Washington. public parks
star.
Doubles play starts today.
Hunter and his friend and COM
rade, Bill T1lden, IN France,
won the doubles title last year.
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Production Slashed

TULSA, Okla, Feb. 4.-P-While
Oklahoma massed its independent
forces for a march on Washington
for tariff protection, proration in
virtually all fields slashed 1920
more barrels from the estimated
daily average production Of crude in
the state during the week ending
Feb. I.
Gulf Coast and Southwest Texas
heavy crude areas added, the for
mer 2,405 and the latter l.420 BAR
relS.
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Market News Office
In Calderoni Bldg.

In order to obtain sufficient
space. the local market news office
Of the u. S. Department Of Agri-
culture, with w. d. Googe in charge.
has been move frodm the chamber
OF commerce building to o 2,
Calderoni building. 1l44 Washing
ton street.
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RITTER " EGGS

CHICAGO. Feb. 4-Pl-Butter
steady: creamery extras IS IL;
standards IS 10: extra firsts "a
1-2 to IS; firsts 80 to ga: seconds
81 10 81.
Eggs firm; extra firsts 80; grad
cd firsts 81 to 81 IL; ordinary
firsts SO to IS.
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~. Y. COTTON


NEW YORK, Feb. 4-(P-Cotton
opened easy at a decline OF 8 to
Is points under over night selling
together with further liquidation
promoted by the relatively easy
showing Of Liverpool. Houses with
foreign connections also seemed 10
have selling orders, and the in
itial pressure was sufficient to send
most active months into new low
ground for the movement with
March selling at 1880 and July ut
1j2T. This decline was checked by
trade buying and covering and the
market steadied up sharply as soon
as the early offerings were absorb
ad
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MAGDEBURG Up Some 1000
miles Of the German railways sys-
tenn have been equipped with cleo
trical devices for automatically
stopping trains when a danger sig
nal has been passed. Fffty-three
locomotives have been fitted with
the corresponding device.
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POULTRY

CHICAGO. Feb. 4-lP1-Poultry
weaker: fowls "a; springs %; broil-
ers %: ROSTERS 10: turkeys Is;
ducks Is TO II: geese is.
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BRAD

Continued from page ID
couldn't hold her, nobody should
A. @. B. HighSmith, father Of the
girl. and his wife, sat two tables
away from Brady. They were abb
solutely eX~pressionless as Hollers
told OF Brady's alleged intimacy
with the girl, said that Is far as the
evidence showed she was "as pure
as a lily III the field" before she
met Brady.
Plea Attacked
The young prosecutor turned then
to an attack on the insanity plea.
assaulting especially the testimony
Of Drs. Joe and Goodall Wooten, as
cid friends Of Brady.
Hollers launched again a bitter
indictment of Brady, saying he
went TO Miss Lehlia Highsmith's
house on the night Of last Novem-
Der 9. a sane, rational man, bent Oh
murder.
Gentlemen. there arc only two
things for YOU 10 determine: 4:
Did John w. Brady kill Lehlia
Highsmith; 2: Did he know the
difference between right and wrong
and the nature Of consequences Of
his act?'
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WANTED-Why look for a Job when
you can raise rabbits for us al home
and be YOU own boss2 We supply
breeding stock and guarantee q buy
all you raise. Very little capital starts
you In this profitable business. Write
for particulars. Royal Rabbitry, Har-
lingen. Z3S
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SALESMEN-AGENTS

Men experienced IN retail sales
work. Earnings above the ordinary.
Give full information in first letter.
Write Box 626. Harrington, Tex. Zi5
WANTED-Salesmen covering a terri
tory TO handle On commission basis.
complete line OF luggage. portable
monographs. small leather goods.
Liberal commissions. VIII assist Pro
ducers." Box 565. Petersburg. Va.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

SACRIFICE-Thoroughly modern s.
room house. Best buy IN Brownsville.
Small payment down. balance like rent.
Mrs. Florence Stafford. owner. l7l9
Hayes. Victoria Heights. Phone 1915
J. xl38
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INVESTIGATE
SUMMIT PLACE
THEN INVEST

In Brownsville's new business and
residential subdivision, located
on 18th and l4th streets. one
mile from Gateway Bridge, on
the main thoroughfare leading
to the proposed ship channel.
municipal airport. rich farming
district Of Fl Jardin, and Boca
Chica Beach. Easy terms. Ten
per cent down, balance 5 years to
pay. Jesse bennett. phone AT,
Brownsville, Texas.
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Tourists Need Accommodations Your Rental AID Listed Below?
ARTICLES FOE SALE

MAKE YOUR sal. land produce 100
per cent. more crop by tile draining.
J. W. Ten Brink. Gen. DEL. Browns
Vile. Y23i
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~. o.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 49,
Cotton opened slightly easier in
sympathy with lower cables. first
trades showing losses Of 5 to 8
points. The market eased off a
little on overnight selling orders,
March trading down TO 1853. MAY
to 1890 and July to 1916. o. IL 10
u points below yesterdays close.
Later 1t rallied sharply on shorts
covering.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE

'SPIRELLA-A new era has come TO
Spirella by introducing fitting gar
ments which will make possible a sys-
TEN Of taking accurate measurements
OF anyone for all garments-corselettes.
girdles. corsets. etc. II you want a
foundation for your figure divulsing
s-eck. see Mrs. Geo. Dockey. 1880 Gar
field. Victoria Heights. Brownsville.
phone 1851. z25
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Classified Business Directory
ARCHITECTS REAL ESTATE
REAL
LOS EBANOS

Brownsviiie's Supreme Residential Dis
trict. carefully restricted. completely
improved. Home sites from $1,000. 90.
easy terms. Jmes Dickinson Co,
Realtors, corner e Jardin Hotel Bldg.
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SERVICES OFFERED

FLOWING. SUBSOLING. chiseling. or
any kind OF cultivation. Orchard care
Tank wagon watering for trees. 30
liz. Olmito. Texas. Us
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FARMS O SALE

FOR SALE-Or trade for good irrigat-
cd land near Brownsville: Well equip
ped novelty and bicycle shop. best
residence district. Denver. Fir for
mechanic. Write Z36 care Herald.
Z36
PART CASH. balance trade: S acres
irrigated ideal citrus n truck land.
San Benito. and - acres. Military
road. 32i0 Frankfort. Fl Paso. Texas.
Z37
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OIL LEAFS

OIL LEASES-Royalties. drilling blocks
IN STAR Hidalgo and Zapata counties.
u. L. Perry. McAllen. Texas. Barclay
Bldg. phone, residence. 563-W. office.
$50. Yl92
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MT UCTION
Women! Cirlsi

Here is an opportunity you
have all been waiting for.
All you women who can do
needle work by hand or ma
chine come to Mrs. NJ. L..
Hinojosa, West First and ST.
Francis, Brownsville, Texas,
branch of Kewpie Dress Co.,
Of New York City.
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WEATHER SUMMARY

The disturbance over the Texas
Panhandle yesterday morning was
central over the lower Mississippi
Valley this morning with lowest
barometer 1854 inches al Memphis,
Tenn. II was attended by moderate
to heavy general rains practically
throughout the South-central and
central states within the last "a
hours. Moderately high barometric
pressure over the western half OF
the United States was attended by
mostly fair to clear weather in
that region. Temperatures were
somewhat colder to colder through
out the immediate Northwest, but
no unseasonably low readings pre-
vailed within the limits Of the
morning observation.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Small filing station. stuc-
co building: only one in Ad-
dress Y23I care Herald. Y23i
FOR LEASE-22-room hotel in Browns
willie on reasonable basis for five years.
Furniture must be bought by person
taking lease. s. G. Graham a. Co.
phone 10. Brownsville. Texas. Z24
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TREES SEEDS & PLANTS

CUT FLOWERS. bouquets. and floral
Off rings. We telegraph flowers. Mrs.
B3wyer an Taylor. florists. 439 Tenth
ST, phone 1853. ga
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For Subdivision
100 Acres

Located 4 blocks from the high
school and closer to Brownsville
than the exclusive Los Ebanos
Subdivision. Winding esa run
ming through property offering
natural lake front sites for sub
division. This property Is for sale
By owners and can be bought at a
very attractive price. Henson-Lo-
max g. Houston and Brownsville
DEVELOPMENT co. W-i9i
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BULLETIN

First figures, lowest temperatures
last night: second. highest tempera-
lures yesterday: third. wind We
locity a. 8 a. m: fourth. precipi-
tation in last "a hours:
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GOOD PLAYER PIANO
Slightly used player piano. standard
make. guaranteed first-class. Reduced
$3T5. Write box 562. Brownsville. for
particulars. YES
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LOTS FOR SALE
LOS ERANOS ESTATES
ESTATE

WANTED-Small improved farm in
Illinois. for money. and 20 acres Of
choice citrus land in Cameron coun-
w. Texas. one mile from town and
highway. Updegraff. Ia Feria, Texas.
Z35
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CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

S4OsEHh
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10:O0-MusIc Parade: Melodies
1l:n0-GrRb Bag: Sketch: Gossip
L.: 0O-DX Air Vaudeville & hrs.l
4fs.+WoN-WLl5 c~hieaao-72o
6.0O-Quin: Ensemble: Comedians
7.00-Radio Floorwalkcr
7.3n-Dance OrcheStras
S.00-WEAF (30m.); Orchestra
a:0O-Danca Music
1O:00-News. Feat. Dance tliA hrs)
344.6-WLS C~hlta5o-s70
7;s0-Musicai Program
S.30-Barn Warming
447.5-WMbo c~hlcalo-67o
6.n0-Hour from WAEC
7:0O-Musical Programs f1iz hrsl
S.30-COncfrt orch: Three Doctors
9.30-PopulRr Orchestra
In.00-Dan ~ Sylvia: Musical
10.30-Amos-Andr; DIX Club
11:C0-Dance Music e hrs-)
A2s.3-WLW Cincirnati-7co
6.nn-Orchestra. ScraN Book
6.30-Singing School: Bubble Blowers
T:10-Hour from WIZ
S:30-Concert Program; Band
lD.00-Chime Reveries
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KRGv-HARLINGEN.

6.30-9:00 a. N; l0.30-ll 80 AN m
4.30 100 2. m.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

with 1000 acres Of land. or will sell
from 10 to 1000 acres at surprisingly
low price. Fred l.. Johnston. owner.
2o5 Georgia Ave. Mercedes. Texas.
II
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FOR SALE

ONE IS H. p. type K Kruger engine
No. 1921. one I2-inch centrifugal pump
for salr cheap. San Jose Ranch, 8
miles east OF San Benito or call J. z.
Sanders at FL Jardin Hotel. Zls
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
Lind strOln, ROust
Are Giant H0IdOuts

NEW YORK Eeb redtsie
Iindstrom ana I'd ROush were
the New York Giant holdOiIts
today. 10 vas learned Lind from
has refused n "a: 800 cut m salary
and that Roush, 3 center fielder,
Ind been asked - take i cut 81
about $4,000 annually
IsiE1dstr0nl. wllO IS Chicago
boys II ulle erst00d t0 Be wanted
hy the Chicago Cubs Ik was
reported the Cubs hA offered t0
pay 4i00,000 Tor the Giant third
saekgE
Rnlish has been getting k2i 500
per year
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

A man who viii he long r.
nneEnhered III washington Is
leaving today.
Lou Little, coach. sportsman.
gentleman, ID turning his face
toward New York, leaving 3
huge gap at GeorgetoWn Uni
Yersity.
The popular opinion Is that
Mr.. Little deliberately used
Georgetown as 3 stepping stone
to Columbia and larger
salary.
That Is very far from the
truth. Mr.. Little was prac lily
fr0zefa out at the Hilltop. des
pite his eminent record there.
He preferred to stay here. He
turned down his alma mater
Pennsylvania thinking he was
all set for another five years
here
He makes no secret 0f the
fact he hates to leave wash
ingt0u ne did all he could 40,
with self-respect, to stay hers
The fiVe-year contract which
was announced by George
town father rs being Little
was never Forthcoming
MI. Little, like 10 many p
pie who have s050llFIie0 nele
liked this city - iilk lip
miraculous teams George
town. Re eS p5tid VI his
record here. He Mas aglb stiOtaS
To remain her 70 hecolne the
Knlite R0ele oe washington.
e is Che onl4 Penn football
nan Who was Aever offered the
coaching lob there AL Others
have sought their Jobs At Penn,
III lle recent instance the
6n sought Little and he turned
" down tor Georg town.
III seems that Mr. Little =
the victim of his own efkieieIlcy
he made such 3 rood rldiEull
name for Ge0rge getoWn that the
university felt the COLLEGE Was
getting more IL Il repnta atiOl
for its football team than Tor
its etiucs ti0naI qualities y
that isn't the truth, then II
viii suffice until the truth
Here IL soma more truth.
The handwriting Was on the
wall Tor Lou Little from the
day rather Vincent Mel DonotIga
retired from the athletic mod
eratOrsnip, d year agO last Sep
terlher. Father ECnollgn
and lou Little understood each
other. They trusted each other.
Each had cOnfidssloe III the
other.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
TIDs NJ
State EgE

AIlIEz lgDRIA, Va Feb. -.
one az the greatest basketball
fanles 81 the local season Is the
outlook Tor tomorrow when the
Sc. Mays Celtics and Richmond
blues clash Ia schuler's Hall az ,
O'Clock. The Blues defeated the
celts III 3 game at Richmond.
Many locnl fans are Interested
~ tie Blues because Mike Pear
man, former Virginia Poly cap tAin
Is playing forward role for the
aichrnondefs. ReAFmMn also
rlaved with the Old Dominion
Boat Club five here.
The CeItics are also scheduled
for 4 anas here tonight. meeting
the pontiacs, Of washington, u.
81, Ia chtller1 HAL at $3.50
O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
0 :

Wonder Il George Holmes 4 playing COLI "a those
English coursss9 ne u have plenty % tell his friends az
Ihda Spring upon his return Jo Lockwood IL disgusted
Viii ne adverse weather Of late keeps him sway from
golf Kimbe Of Central High has seen many years
"a hi bhool sports Melvin Leach, the cnetime runner,
Weett ieh big boy9. Margaret Peg Sullivan, 81
the AiossSns sister cf Dan Gnlvans who played foot
Ryne, now Coinage VIII some one ask Hugo piCiniian
about that record baseball throw Monk Wilson made A
Leonard Hall years agof Perhaps Turk Murphy ara
Harry Nsitsoy ean furnish the answer Tommy Ford is
losing some strands of his hair.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
WANTS ATLANTA
EAM ON CARD

Wfile other District scho0lboy
teams are putting III bids Tor
athletic prestige Harley Page san.
born athletic director Of Emerson
INSTITUTES IS framing q difficult
foOthaiI program.
The announcement today that
Atlanta Tech High schools widely
exploited eleven VIII robably
meet Emerson 81 American
League Park, November 60 com.
pletes ) booking of lindisputed
merit.
THAT Atlanta win appear
here On the date mentioned
seems virtually ! certainty.
Although previously offerine I9s.
cemher s as date Tor 4 post.
season game here, the Georgians
are now trying TO revise their
schedule ii such fashion that
the November visit can he made.
II this arrangement goes
through. ss u expected the iasti.
tuters will visit Atlanta Ga, for
q return game IN 1881.
Another attraction on next
years schedule win find Emerson
visiting Chattan00ga. Tenn. fer
4 return game with Bsylor Schooi
early IN the season, while ether
attractive games win round out
Tire card
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
mixer J Ea les Look
For Trouble Tomorrow

The Slinker'E Eagles are ex
pecting considerable opposition
from the Catholic "A A five 81
Baltimore, which win be the
attraction tomorrow afternoon at
O'clock In the Silver Spring
ci The Baltimoreal1s are
said ~ have won rs games this
gss ast one and tied one.
he SkinIker,s also lilt the Id
lr the new Independents et.
han League Tuesday night ~
opposing Willie Andrews National
xGles III the Silver Snrine
UnosX = $50 O'Clock
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
III 0SE
PNL NTRlEs

The entries for the Masonic
League SNeepst kes which viii
get under way et Convention
Hall next Saturday, February 8.
WIN close tonight.
OnIy Master Masous holding
mernb hip IL the District 81
Columbia the Mt Herxion Lodge,
kIyattspille: Silver Snriing fndge,
Silver Spring or C0luEn biz Lodge
No. 1o5. Clarendon. are eligible
to enter. Entry tee Is
The sweepstakes win M
rolled IN two fiVe. .gAIne blocks.
tIfe final bI8ck being sched
uIsd for Saturday. February
- win bc 3 handicap tourna-
mene with scratch average being
listed ct tiS Masonic League
avera ees up to February Will
be used q listing boWlers who
roll 81 that league.
Those who % not bowl II the
Masonic League viii be listed &C
eordlng to averages ID Leagues
recognized By the W. G. . a.
Entrants who have no rec.
ognf1ed league standings win be
entered az scratch. ll5.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
MARANVlL LE SIGNS

BOSTON. Feh. The signed
contract oE walter Rabbit Mar.
anville rested Iii the safe at
Braves Field today. This sat st
rest an run0rs from Maranviiie' s
home town" Rochester, n. r.
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The Washington times., 1930-02-01

D AZ.
By KIRK IlILER

4
Neither ID Father McDcn-
oHgh's successors, Father Muir
ply nor Father OBrlen, ever
had the touch 0f the sports
pulse that Father McDonough
had. They lacked the under
standing. the cOnpfee, the
savVy. and naturally enough
didn't have the appreciation Of
Lou Little that Father McDon.
otigh enjoyed
And % Georgetown turns
down an establ blisked success in
the Little system % gamble
with the Roclne system. There
Is no true Wasains tonian who
doesn't hope the Blue and
Gray hasn't made 3 mistake.
Nobody viii deny Georgetown
their support, their good Wfll
their hope Tor continued foot
bah success and the only
reason We bring the subject 50
now Is because football *
semi civic "a kitutio1 Ild tll
people cf aEs are entitled
u fast
iWfsile there 5 no reason
good man Isn't
coming here when Tom Nils
over Lou Iittle'g swivel
cNai1. But It is II be expected
that adherents % Georgetown
will have to ~ patient until
this new Notre Dame man gets
his system into coEnplete Oper-
alton at the Hilltop.
they need not expect iEnIne-
date results, sor It takes time
to make over b machine And
that Is what has To be done ri
the IiIitOp. gt isn't easy to
install p0pett valves ii . sleeve
yalye engine. II we may borrow
4 smile from the auto technl.
clans. Nor t0 sew monkey
glands onto an ostrich.
But little by little the Mrs
Gle win he performed and IN
couple Of years the HOudilai
tricks which We have been see
ing tie Ge0rg getoWn eleven pslll
before our very eyes viii have
disappeared and the R0ck1e
mastery substituted.
And what Is going To hap
pen, may we ask. when I'll O.
the football teams IN the colIl1-
try have imported South Bend
eraduates as coaches end moth
Ing but R0ckne motOred teams
are playing on the American
coilegiate gridirona That seems
% be the trend d the anles.
ard if II int, II viii do lll1tlL
etter DIAGNOSIS Is produced.