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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Leisure Once Went
With Good Breeding

THE old idea very frankly ussd
to be that there was a dts
met connection between
courtesy. good manners and let's
urelinesS. The woman who lived
in comparative idleness was the
woman who set the standard OF
good breeding She was genteei
II for no other reason than Simp-
ly because she was leisurely. and
the rest or womankind In every
stratum OF society ala their best
TO initiate her manners and her
habits. In short. she was n lady.
and TO be a Lady was the ambi-
ton OF the majority OF woman
kind.
1t Is only recently. compare
lively. that we have changed our
ideas as far as women = con
cerned. and OF course there are
some women who still feel that
active work for wages in some
way robs them OF their claim to
good breeding.
Men. however. have been eman-
cipated from this leisure idea
longer. But IL has not always
been so. Once it was accounted
something OF a disgrace for a
man to know how 20 read and
write That was the work OF poor
monks and Observation-Disclosures
and gentlemen and noblemen
busted themselves with lighting
and such noble sports II they
wished to have something written
they employed a scribener 60 DO
Il for them. and II they wished to
have some writing d~eciphered
they applied 10 the same humble
retainer.
"A hundred years ago ~ was
deemed unworthy OF a gentleman
70 be a professional musician. and
one reason put forth in a book
OF manners written in those days
why a gentleman should not wear
short finger nails was that IL he
did IL might be supposed that he
got his bread by hddling-"
And fifty years ago young Ia
dies we're warned not to walk fast
in the street-for fear that some
q might suppose that they were
employed at something and werd
therefore in a hurry. The idea
their manner was supposed to
imply was that they were utterly
indolent- And As q result the
leisured manner was considered
the well-bred manner. and any
young woman, even though she
did work for a living IL she
wished 10 have the manners Of N
lady always managed somehow 50
that she need not walk rapidly
when she went to and came from
her work.
Now. OF course. the woman OF
leisure finds something TO do
She likes TO take with her a man
ner or being very busy and 90 she
often puts tn hours q day OF WORK
IN some pet charity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Harsh Tones Lacking

That in brief is the rainbow for
&pring. in which one finds few OF
those harsher. shrill colors that
fashion so often offers TO women
mt this time OF the year for the
sake OF mere smartness. In the
endless round of fashion changes
we have come to a season OF
clothes that m pretty. and II is
only natural that with this turn In
taste the dressmakers have pro-
-ided US with colors that are pre-
eminently pretty.
There is no longer any question
hs TO the prominence OF navy and
other dark shades OF blue for
street clothes. You can make no
mistake in choosing this color for
the ensemble that you intend to
res in town. With the navy suit
one wears a matching hat. deriv-
tng color contrast from the blouse.
which may be OF a soft light tone
of yellow. gray, beige or even q
very light tone of mauve or green.
The armer shades OF brown
which enjoyed such widespread
popularity during the cooler
months have wisely been put aside
ut present Lighter. cooler brown
tones and beige are seen occa-
sionally but not &C often as last
season and the s~erviceable brown
tweed or jersey mixture Is at its
best in the strictly unitarian
Nsravel or sports costume.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Several Blouses
Go With Each Suit

As a matter OF economy and
convenience the practical cloth
suit should have three or posi-
bly, four companion blouses OF
some sort In this way you can
the needed variety and can
be sure always to have q fresh
blouse ready to wear when you
want It
II you choose a navy blue cloth
gutt for spring the three eompan-
on blouses may be- crepe silk
blouse OF gray. beige or a soft
lighter shade OF blue. a frilled
or ruf1ed blouse of fine cotton
material. such as organdie or
null, and a short tuck-in sweater
blouse, which may be of q plain
neutral color or a neutral color
with a touch OF bright color.
Soft shades OF yellow n very
smart with navy blue this year
| and a good choice for the silk
blouse TO wear with the navy
blue suit Is a wash silk showing
blue stripes on a white or cream
colored background
Soft shades OF yellow also COM
b!ne effectively with the black
suits of the eaSon Pure white
Is or course decidedly smart with
black though 70 some women
ecru or cream white is more be-
coming. To wear with the black
silk or pique suit for warmer
weather nothing is smarter than
the sleeveless blouse of dotted
swiss-black dots on a white
background
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
IT is EASY It TO
MAKE CLOTHES OVER IF
THERE Is BIG FAMILY

rr7HE mother of a large family of children really has less to do
to make use of last seasons clothes because she can usually
= Just pass the things down the line Little girls and boys dreS
50 much alike nowadays that little sisters clothes will often do
in some way for little brother and little brothers clothes can always
be turned to account in little sisters wardrobe.
1t is more difficult where clothes must be let out and length
ened and otherwise made to do for a child who has outgrown them
This is the time when many mothers are looking over the last years
supply Of winter things, hoping against hope that some of the old
things will do.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

deal OF green used with pure
whit-sometimes with black and
white. Mint green organdie is
used for blouse, vestee or collar
and cuffs on black silk. and va
rious lovely pastel green's are
worn with pure white organdie
collar and cuffs.
Some OF the most charming Of
the new printed silks show green
and black figures on a white back
ground. or green and white on O
black background.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
New Silk Scarf

This weeks circular shows
how to make one OF the new
oblong scarfs from a square
scarf or a square piece OF ma
teriaL There Is a sketch OF a
new scarf made in this way
with directions for reproducing
IL. III you would like n COPY
of the circular please send your
stamped, sclf-addressed enve-
lope TO Mary Marshall. care OF
this paper, and IL will be for
warded 10 you.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

Black OF course Is used for some
of the smartest OF the new dresses
and suits. So long as Paris blazes
the trail in matters OF dress this is
bound to be the cas- because the
French woman has a deep and
justihable conviction that black Is
smart. Much has been said this
spring concerning the probable
importance OF gray. but actually
st Ia very little see save in the
Hark Oxford tones that are at
Rhetr best in tailored suits OF
covert and other fine suitingS
The green's this spring are es-
recially tempting. The trick OF
combining green's with chartreuse
and beige was rather overdone
hast eason Row we have a great
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
FASHION FAVORS SOFT,
BECOMING COLORS THAT
MAKE WOMEN PRETTY

.TYIOLET with a dcsen lovely pastel tones of mauve, heiotrope
" and orchid. making their appearance In the silk or cotton
v frocks now shown for warm weather.
Indigo and blue in the darker tones for cloth suits, and street
dresses and in the pastel tones for resort wear
Green in a dozen charming nuances taking first place among
clothes for resort wear and an important place for town wear
everywhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

There Is really nothing you can
do about stockings III they are
the least bit short they should be
discarded. Wooden drawers and
shirts can often be made large
enough for another season II the
bands are tight but the drawers
are otherwise large enough just
set the garments on new bands
and they will probably answer the
purpose. The knitted wool will
spread sufficiently to 90 into the
larger bands. III they r a little
too short you might try setting
them on rather deep bands
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

Women at homo AFRO very apt
To think that since ready-made
clothes can be bought 30 reason
ably 1t Is hardly worth while 70
make things over Some cfrne You
may find yourself really Obliged
to economiza You may be saving
all you can to send a son or
daughter to college. TO take a trip
yourself. TO buy 3 a or to fur-
nksh your house
Anyway you : keen On tho
scent OF every little economy, and
II A. then that you tackle with
real enthusiasm such a task as
that OF making last years clothes
40 Tor this.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

Winter union suits can often be
enlarged sufficiently BY setting a
band OF cotton flannel neatly
about the region or the belt.
III shirts are too tight In the
body and the sleeves a strip an
inch or two wide can be set In
from the end OF the sleeve on the
inside OF the sleeve down under
the arm and from thence to the
bottom OF the garment This strip
may be made OF soft knitted ma
terial or might be taken from an
old discarded suit Of flannel IN
derwear.
LengthenIng frocks Is not such
a difficult task as IL used TO be. III
you wish you may buy a piece Of
new material in contrasting but
harmonious color and make a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

Yellow. IN the slightly grayed
~linen" tones. for sports wear. and
Ga light pastel tones for evening
Orange. occasionally. by way OF
contrast with brown or yellow.
but not so often seen as a year
ago-
Red IN all the soft tones OF rose
and pink for evening wear. with
1nesh tones often chosen for the
blouse TO be worn with the dark
silk or cloth suit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

band. In the form OF an applied
hem around the bottom Of the
skirt Some OF the same material
may then be used TO give a little
cordinr or faring at sleeves and
neck and 50 make the applied
hem seem to be part of the deco
ratfve scheme.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
How To Take
Out The Spot

Rust spots on table and bed
linen can easily be removed by
thoroughly moistening them with
Juice squeezed directly from q
fresh-cut lemon The material
should afterwards be exposed 70
bright sunshine. Leave IL on for
an hour or two and then rinse out
the lemon-Tuice. Sometimes two
or three applications OF the lem
on-julce may he necessary before
the spots will finally disappear.
TO clean taffeta ribbon. be Il
black or colored. a good plan Is to
soak Il in turpentine. 1t should be
rubbed gently all the time and
then rtnsed in fresh turpen1ne
and troned between two clean
cloths
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
When You DYE

When dyeing a dress or blouse
r. Is q good plan to dye an odd
piece OF material TO match, at the
same time. II will prove very
useful for repairing purposes later
on. for II ts difacult Co match n
dyed material By the way. dyed
garments should not be allowed
to get completely dry on the line
as II Is unsatisfactory to sprinkle
them before ironing. Neither is 1t
wise to ron them UP and lay them
aside to keep damp Il ts far
better to take them down when
they are nearly dry and iron at
onca
II rrzy be that the chtntz OF
your curtains or cushions looks a
bit faded This might be dyed. Of
course, but the pretty figure
would be obiiterated- Did you
ever think OF touching mp the
faded Places with q lftthe patntr
Often Just a little attention win
make a great difference. For in
stance IL there are pink 8 that
have faded. just use your paint
brush hare and thereto make tho
roses hook ptnkeE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

new pcter-geen chiffon dinner gorn, ADORE IL finger mails painted
green to match the emerald rng-oEe Of the extreme fashions
followed in France. The sEt in The center is OF black crepe silk
plh a mini green orsonde vet and the s~hor+deeoed hock is OF
green and Ehite printed six In the right hand panel is q pastel
green crepe de chine NTH rhie orgazdie yoke and BON edged
zlh green, rith q crystal necHcce of t1o shades OF green xhour
ADORE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

The szerova beLoD is of printed chiffon In pastel SHADES, 1cyn
ocz ze@ lace slip. Nth a bov Of black seos at the wGsI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
PAN JAN TOMAN z LANSING
VILLU RUzOVYCH PUTACH.

Panu Tomanovi zunoval sa Ii
vot mladenecky V utorok, Z. ok
tobra vstnpil do stavu manzelske-
no so slecnou MariOu Jancovcik.
Starostom boil p. Stefan Pavlan-
sky, druzbami druzkami boly !:
Stefan Pavlansky MI. Eleano-
rou Jas, Jan Slifka s Marienkou
Hatala, Jan Pavlansky Veroni-
kou GejguS, Juraj Jancovcik s
Kristinou Ores, Stefan Ores s Ma
rienkou Holecko, Jan Hatala S
Maricnkou Sivak. GazdOm, ktory
Isa staral smadnych, bol Jozcf
Hudak. Kucharky Ease sa staraly
hladnych a pripravovaly vybor-
ne jedla V kuchyni pod Sokolov-
nou a Mostly do ozdobenej jedal-
ne Ma stoly prikrytt bielymi OBJ
rusmi. Kucharkami boly: pani
Tkacova, pani Suhanicova, pani
Gejgusova a mnohf inc, ktorym
mena som 81 nezamerkoval.
Sokolovna bola pre- svadobni-
kov tiez prvotriedne pripravena,
dlazka bola vyvoskoyana, tax ze
sa kazdemu hladko tancilo. Jed
nIm slovom, bolo vsetko tom
najlepSom poriadku, ktory sa
stara pri kazdej prllezitosti Jozef
Maruskin.
SokolovHa Sboru 10S. ma Ian
Singville je prvotriedne zariade-
ma. Ma velkii sien ma tanecn6 "a
bavy, vel Ike javisko, boone izby,
ma prvom poschodi jedalnu pre-
Svadby a inc hosting, kuchyiu, i
zbu pre- zakusky a napoje al Pa
dovnicu. Sokoloviia ie vel mi
vhodna miestnost' pre- Slovahov
Ked' nieco vel 'ktho usporiadaj1,
mech 81 ju idn prehiadnut tax
ju al prenajmn, lebo najomne je
mierne. Cd jina bolo V Sokolov-
nj 5 svadieb. Ale som malo cd.
bocil muslin sa vratit'. Ma sva.
| dbe vyhravala pekne slovenske a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
PAM MRAZEKOVA v OBCHO-
DE MA PESTOVANIE KRAsY.

Slovenske zeny a dievcata ma
jd teraz prilezitost' k pestovaniu
svojej krasy iiprave vlasov pr
votriednom kozmetickom zavode
ma West Federal St., V ktorom
sa m6zu dohovorit' po slovensky.
Je to Maison Tou Jours Perma-
nent Wave Shoppe, ktoreho "a
vodu riaditel'kou je chyrna umel-
kyna 1eesu a pestovania krasy,
81. Elizabeth Adkins, vynalezkyna
francnzskeho parneho trvaleho l.
Gesu ajitePka Tou Jours Pour
la Cherie kremov a kozmetickych
pripravick. 81. Adkins sa vyucila
Parlzi najchyrnejsej skole ma
pestovanie krasy a co TAXA je au-
toritou v hcesoch a vlneni vlasov.
Prave teraz v zavode maj1 zvlast-
ne jasenne ceny. $15 trvaly par
ny franc1zsky ices je "a $3.50 a
diva "a $500. Zmytie hlavy a pr
stove zvlnenie vlasov SOC, marcel
SOC a $25 trvaly dces "a $3.50.
Ako Miss Adkins tax j pani
Mrazekova radi uvitajl sloven-
ske panic a slecny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
A LIGA.
(DokonGenie s ]. strany.)

Bol to Brown. lansingvillsky
chytaG, ktory zatal pal 'bu V prvej
hre, ked' udrel jednu triplovku
Lansingville zvit azil Z ku 2
Nuz, tento isty hrac zacal Ease
pochod Lansingvilltanov udrdc
home run, potion iednu triplovku
a skonciac svoju hru peknou ci-
stou jednoskou.
"Patches' Novak, ktory 81 po-
ranil rameno Ire Haselton-
Ganmi pred dvoma mesiacmi, zja-
vii sa ma druhej baze figuroval
troch rychlych odstraneniach z
baz a mimo toho doStal tri lde-
ry. Fundoots bol najlepsim hra-
com Strutherscanov, ked sa jed
nalo udery. Minghetti Dol maj
lepSlm poll
Toto bol az druhl rok, GO Strn-
ther>cania prehrali campionstyo.
V lani ich porazili IIillcresttania.
Lansingvillcania bud,l pocteni
ma bankete Slovenskej Baseball
Ligy V Ohio hotel ma buduci me-
siac, kedy i'm predseda Peter Bob
by odovzda krasny pohar Sloven-
skej Ligy. Tiez dostanll trojro6-
ny pohar, ktory je teraz MAZE
tku Hillcresttanov Budn mat
tento pohar trvale, ak vyhraju tri
campionstva. Ak by ina cata do
byla campionstvo na budnci rok,
tax Lansingvillcania musia ju od-
dat tel cate. Hraci dostanu ma
bankete zlate medale.
Predseda Peter Bobby vyslovu-
je touto cestou vd'aky vsetkEm
priaznivcom tohto sportu, muzom
zenam Diet 'om, hoe sbierky ne
boly ako sa ocakavalo. Ale vsetko
pomahalo. Onedlho hriska poiry-
te budi1 Snahom milovnici base
ballu pc teplych klitoch budli sa
rozpominat' ma niektort hry toh-
to leta.
Prv nez zakontim, oznamujem,
ze Lansingvillcania vyzvali Brier
Hill eatu, campionov Double AA
ligy ma zapas campionstvo Ma
honing doliny. Nevedno, ci Brier
Hill cata prime vyzvanie. Oh,
chodny spravca Lansingvillcanov
Pavel Danko vyhlasiI, ze ak cata
Brier Hill vyzvanie neprijme, ma
81 Lansingvillcania bud1 mat ora
vo privlastnit' 81 campionstvo
Mahoning doliny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10

americk6 tance orchestra Smre-
kovcov 20 Struthers, O. Obecen-
stva bolo mnoho, ba skoro ami
vel'ka kala nepostacila. Svadob-
nici sa rOziSli |. hodine po pol
noel peknom poriadku a V do
brej nalade.
Novomanzelom prajem mnoho
zdravia a bozskeho pozehnania.
J. l.. M, prit omnF.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
Zeny v povolani.

V Anglii je teraz asi ma 5 mi
lion zarobkove cinnych zien. 1922
ziskalo 81 ma anglickej univerzite
titul doktorsky, okolo $4,000 We
nuje sa umeniu, 212,30O zien sii
ucitePkami, asi $4,000 sn samo-
statne Gimme obchode, vsetky o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10

- Prid 'te ma vel'ke party do
skoly Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda dina
IA. oktobra vecer. su v prospech
osadnej skoly. 49,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10

Prichodom novej spolocnosti do
kottcrbachu roku 1898, nastal
culejsi. zivot. Zavedeny Dol novv
system dolovania tejto rudy. No.
va spolocnost' dala vsetky sach-
ty zasypat' kamenim hlinou a
otvarala move chodby bl1zko po-
pod zem, tax zvane Stolne. Boly
styri take stolne V roku 1900,
ked som boil este donna. TAX pra-
covaIo v tTch baniach dakych 2
tisic chlapov. ,Postavent boIy vel
Ike zeleznt -pece, kde sa ta rilda
prepal 'ovala tax bola sypana
do zeleznicnych voznov a odvaza-
ma do Vrntok ku roztopeniu na
zelezo. Pre- tunajsi lud nastal no.
w zivot, zarabal peknt groSe, az
kym spolocnost' nedoviedla moe
cudzincOv, Poliakov, Rnmunov
Talianov. Mad'arov a Slovmcov,
ktori ochotne pracovali "a | ale
bo 2 koruny ma den, kdezto naSi
chlapi nechceli pracovat' tax lac
no preto mas narod zacal ute
kat "a more do Ameriky, "a lep-
Sou :,kyvGu chleba.
Mnohi Z tych cudzincoy sa tam
pozenili a SU sto-proc6ntnl Slo-
vaci.
Zivot tychto mojich rodakov V
Kotterbachu, jako mi MOI otec
piSe, nateraz je tam dost' obStoj-
ny. Vyplatu dostavajti diva razy
"a mesiac, kdezto prvej bola iba
raz do mcsiaca. X tomu kazdy ma
svoj domec. nieGo zeme a niekcl :
ko kusov rozn6ho statku atd'.,
tax ze m6se kazdE dost obstojne
zit'.,
V politike narod nebol moe "a
ujatE. ked som bol este V kraj
V 1900. teraz ale uz prichodia sem
vzdelanejSi muzovia.
Ked som navStevoval obecnii
Skolu domacu, mali SINE zlatej du-
Sc ucitel a. Menoval sa Jan Var
tovnik, rodakom boil 70 susednej
obce Markusoviec. Bol postmaj
strom al ucitel'om. Ucieval mas
Slovencinu kazdy den (To al vi,
diet vasej peknej slovenciny
Red, winnie niekedy strovil po'
dina S nami, co nam vStepoval dc
naSich malych srdeciek til "ute.
SEMI mongolcinu. Ale to bolo lcr
tax nutnosti ucenie, ably niktc
nem0hol ist' zalovat' ma neho [
pana farara MarkuSovciach, ne
boheho JuliuSa Kerna, ze nekoni
svojc povinnosti, leb0 pan faral
bol tuhy hazafik a mas pan ucitel
tuhy Slovak. On mas narod 20
dvihol ma vySSi stupen. KtO cho
dill ku nemu do SkOly, musel znat
pisat' a Gitat', lebo mac sa dosta
do lavice mudrcov cd vTchodu
alebo trstenica mala Svoiu pra
Gu. Hral nam vSe ma husIiach slo
vensk6 piesne, al spieval S nam
spolocne V Skole. Niekedy mu a;
Shy oGjI padaly. Ale my die
tky sme vtedy nepochopily, pre-
co to bolo. Uz je ten pan ucitel
tiez V matke zemi. Ostatni ra.
som sa MIN shovaral, ked' son
boil ma navSteve V Kotterbachu
roku 1913. Mech mu je zem slo
venska l'ahkou a pamiatka jeh,
mech ostane medzi nasim l'udon
ma veky, kym Slovaci budl zit
V Kotterbachu.
Jest tam al maly rimsko-k -katoli
cky kostolik. Knaz tam dochodi
dvanast' razy do roka Marku
soviec. Teraz jako pocdvam, u
maj1 svojho knaza cd roku 1926
al kostolik zvacseny. L'udia s.
rozneho vierovyznania greko-ka
tolici, evanjelici, ale najviac j
rimsko katolikov. Este by som S
ziadal vidiet' TITO moju rodn
viesku "a mojho zitia, lebo to j
vam bajecny kraj. Cd Markuso
vice tiahne hradska pomedzi DIV
vrchy, dolu je rovina a DO stra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10

81. Elizabeth Adkins, riadi-
tel 'ka tohto zivodu je nada-
nou umelkynou V upravova-
nj vlasov a pestovani krasy.
Vynalezkyna francuzskeho
parneho trvaleho iifesu n
mattel 'ka Tou Jours Pour
la Cherie kremov kozme-
tik. Prid tie k nei o radu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-17
INJURED BUT
HOPE TO WIN
Fort Worth Hurting Staff
Said 20 Be in Bad
Condition

FORT WORTH. Sept. 17-tF-
With their mound staff torn Up,
the Fort Worth Panthers left here
last night confident they would
win the 1880 Dixie series which
they were due to begin at Memphis
today with the Memphis Chicks.
Southern association champions.
The Panthcrs came out OF the
Texas league play-Oti with the PEN
nant but with a lot Of injuries also.
Frank Meyers. first string catcher,
was out with q damaged fingeI. un-
able to go behind the plate except
IN dire emergency. All OF the Cats
DIG three - wnitW1rth. NcCabe
Stoner. were on the hospital list.
WhitNcrin. Ibis pitching hand
damaged by a blow from a pitched
ball Saturday, was expected 10 be
called on anyway To hurl today. It
remained 20 he seon whether SKIP
per PanchO Snyder would select
Red Roberts. who was used for re-
lief wok only IT'D lle p.ay-oif sen
ries. due ID hts lack of experience.
The Cats we're accompanied By
the police band and 100 fans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-17
BOTH MINES ARE
SET FOR SERIES

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept f7.-F-
Fort Worth and Memphis are To-
come To nrips this afternoon in the
opening skirmiah OIL the 1880 Dixie
Series.
Il will be the third meeting Of
The Chicks and the Pantheis,
Southern Association and Texas
League winners il the annual ros,
season warfare started nine years
ago To settle tile question Cf base
call supremacy in the south. TIL the
annual series " date. the Texas
leagues have emerged yictors IT.
seven. and Fort Worth has twice
Tun ever Y Memphis team.
Ideal weather was promised to-
day by tine weather man.
The Fort Worth club made an
overnight Journey % Memphis &C
c0mpanled by a delurntlon Ol eVgT-
al hundred supporters.
Battery selections Will not be an
nounced until final practice. but
ID was expected that either Marry
Kelly ur Walter Becl- would be sent
90 the mound for m-his and DICE
Whitworth or Red Roberts for Fort
Worth.
The teams arc expected t0 line MP