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ANOCHE Sc ENGANO AL
PUBLICO EN- LA ARENA
DE GRIFFITH

Como habiamos anunciado
asf ocurri6.
Billy Rogue no pudo derrotar
a Jimmy Flynn, ell menos peli,
greso de sus adversarios, y no
quiso exponerse a que Luis A
guar lie pusiera a dormir.
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Obras recibidas:

Obras recibidas:
Ell Nuevo Robinsyn,-Campe
La Carload Cristiana.-Perez
Escrjch.
Quo Vadiss--E. SienlieHich.
La Mujer Ad1itera.--Perez
Escrich.
Ell Muldo Marcha.-E. Pelle-
tan.
Dfa y Noche de Madrid.
La Novela de las Horas.-M.
Ugante.
Ell Desquite del Viejo Mundc.
lie Rouge.
Ell Paraiso Perdido.-Casare
Gil.
Hygiene del Matrimonio. F.
Montau.
Amalia.-J. Marmal.
LIBERIA DE MASCUNANA
1908 Ia. Ave. Phone Y1367
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OTRA VICTORIA DE We
LAZCO

Little Rock, Arkansas, Julio
15.-En ell quinto asalto de un
bout a diez asaltos, David
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C~IENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCUIO
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PERDIDO un perro Collie, pc
lado. Sc gratificara a quien 10
entregue en- ell 2209 Gale Is.
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CLASIEICADOS

iPRESTAMOS! a Vd. $25,
$50, 500, 5000, $500 por 20
meses a pagarnos mensual con
muy POGO interes, sobre sus
muebles. Todo muy reservado.
Edificio de la Logia Ell Aguila
de Orc. 16 y 8 ave. 20 piso. Ho-
ras de A a 7.
Sc ALQUILA un a~partamento
de 3 cuartos, amueblado o sin
muebles, banjo privado, muy
barato. Primer piso. Gale IL
2109.
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CENTRAL CLEAR STATIONS

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. M Kent Judge

Realty Trust Co. vs. l.. NJ.
Chaudoin. Settled and Dismissed.
L. j. Yariger VS. Delta Irrigated
Farms Co, Settled and Dismissed.
Antonio Leal de Miyauchi VS.
Jimmy Miyauchi, Divorce Granted.
State Of Texas VS. Jose Castillo.
Judgement for Plaintiff.
w. II. Davis VS. The Schwab Safe
Co, ct al. Judgement for Plain
tiff.
Carl Engelhardt VS. Fred Helm,
ct al. judgement for Plaintiff.
j. K. Wells ct al VS. Rio Grande
Gas Appliance Company, Inc
judgement for Plaintiff.
McLeod-Hood Company VS. Ben
jamin A. Foster. judgement for
Plaintiff.
The National Loan & Invest
ment Company VS. Joe r. Roberts,
ct al Judgement for Plaintiff.
The National Loan & Invest
ment Company vs. =. Z. Dawson.
ct al, judgement for Plaintiff.
The National Loan g. Invest
ment Company vs. z. L. jenkins.
ct al, Judgement for Plaintiff.
The National Loan a. Invest
ment Company vs. Joe r. Roberts
et al. Judgement for Plaintiff.
The National Loan a. Invest
ment Company VS. Joe Roberts. ct
al, judgement for Plaintiff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-07

w. D. Bowling ct ux TO Pat w.
Bowling; s799.80; 8. 10 &C. of "
34i8 &C. lot 4. block 4. A. j. Nc
/ Coll.
II. I. schlader et Tx TO Thelma
Bright; $3.50; lot 4, block asa, Ed
inburg.
Donate Lopez ct ux to c. ]. Boil
Letter; si45; tract 237, share 81. por.
80, So and 30.
l.. L. Longoria. et ux to G. j. Boil
Letter; SO: share 2, por. Al, and
share 8. por. Al.
A. NJ. Nixon ct ux TO j. r. Ewers;
$500; lot 4. block A. San Juan
J. r. Ewers ct Tx to c. j. Bolleter:
$50; share 6, por. Il.
j. G. Engelman Jr. to w. j. Lem
on; $4,000: N. 80 &C. lot 2 and w.
26 feet Of N. 80 &C. lot /, sec. So.
Nc. Tex.
A. j. Nichols ct ux to c. d. Mar
key; sio.6oo: N 1-2 lot 1913, Kelly
Pharr subd.
Howard Z. Jewell to Roy Drei-
belbix: $4,000: lots 5, 8, 7 and s,
block 247; lots 8. Y. 8. 9 and 10,
block 18e. lots 8 10 Il. block gag:
lots Z. 8 and Q, block 368. Edinburg.
and lots IS and IL. Whitney Park
subd. and part lots l and Is, Mrs.
A. d. Closner's subd.
L. w. Yates ct Tx 10 Fl. J. Long
camp; s4S50; L. AS &C. lot 10,
block i53. west tract.
Nick Doffing Co. to Andrew Ny
ers; s4.i55; N. 5.34 &C. lot I. Doff-
: ing sub. No. z.
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NOTICE FOR CITY DEPOSITORY

Sealed proposals vii be receiv-
ed by the City OF Brownsville up TO
10 o'clock a. IN. August 8. 1880. for
the selection of the city depository
from the first regular meeting III
August, 1880. to the first regular
meeting in July, 1881. Any bank
ing corporation. association or in
dividual banker. doing business In
the city desiring to bid shall de-
liver TO the City Secretary, on or
before 10 O'Clock a. m, August 9th,
1880. sealed proposals stating the
rate per cent. upon daily balances
that such bidder offers to pay to
the city for the privilege OF being
made the depository OF the funds
OF the City and said proposals shall
also state the lowest rate OF interest
to be charged on money borrowed
by the City and any other privilege
that the bidder may desire TO offer
IN the event he Is selected as city
depository.
BY order OF the City Commission
OF the City OF Brownsville at It's
regular meeting held on July 25th.
1880.
II. VAN HORN,
City Secretary.
7-31 10 81 inc.-et-3so9.
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ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE
Estate of Charles Humber, Deceased

Notice Is hereby given that let
tiers OF administration upon the
estate Of Charles Humber, de-
ceased we're granted the under
signed on the 4th day Of August.
1890, by the County Court Of
Cameron County. Texas. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to
present the same to the under
signed within the time prescribed
by law at its office in the First
National Bank Building in Browns
vile. Texas, same being it's
residence and p~ost-office address.
The Rio Grande Valley Trust Co..
Administrator OF the Estate Of
Charles Humber, Deceased.
9-T-i4-2l-28-38l6
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MARRIAGE

Vidal Garcia and Victoria b.
tello: Encarnacion Puga and Mag
dalena Martinez: Alfredo Losoya
and Manuela Mirante: Marcos
Lopez and Virginia Canales: Can
delario Cano and Consue!o Villa
nGeva, Conrado Hernandez and
Olivia Garcia: Alfonso Zapata and
Paulita Carmona; J. G. Eggleston
and Ada Brown; John 3. Pickett
and Edith Mary Bauer.
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lHidalgo County


Anna l.. Clark ct viz to r. l..
Gregory; $4,000; lot ~ block 81 Nc
Allen.
G. B. Marquand TO II. A. Manley
$40; lot 353. 368, 500. Kelly Pharr
subd.
9. @. Foster to Robert Lacey: 81:
lot 3. block /. Gateway townsite.
G. +. Hurs. TO T. w. Carter: $40;
S. SIS &C. Of SW. sos &C. lot 2.
block l0l, Campacuas.N. 6.l3 &C. of
a 3S-25 &C. Tract. lot 7. block 10l,
Campacuas. S. 20 &C Of a 3s.25 &C.
tract lot 2. block iol. Campacuas.
l. r. Scarborough ct ux to r. w.
Carter. $40; part lot z. block l02,
Campacuas. NV. 1884 &C. lot 10,
block 102. Campacuas.
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'resnos Land & Irrigation Co. subd

Fresnos Land & Irrigation Co. subd.
81.
G. Z. Richter ct Tx TO The Richter
g. Philips Co; lot 4 block "B" Brown
Pl. addn. TO Harlingen. $40.
A. F. Parker to w. p. Allen ct ux:
lot 10 block Is, townsite La Feria.
s3767.85.
James ODonnell TO Chas. Och
sher; lot 3 block 2, Clara Pierce
addn. Harrington. $40 and sl808.50.
John w. See to James O'Donnell;
lot 3 block 2 Clara Pierce addn.
Harlingen $40 and sl887.50.
j. F. Ratliff to Fuasto L. Alcala:
lot lob Alta addn. San Benito. $40
and s7&
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Cameron Courts
SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT
rnYrRTC

San Beni.o Motor Company VS.
enrique Galvan, Debt.
Enrique Ramirez VS. Julia Alva-
RADIO de Ramirez, Divorce.
J. M. Green vs. Sid Berry, ct al.
Foreclosure.
Valley Finance Company VS. H
NJ. Shaw, ct al. Foreclosure.
Alice Frederickson VS. "A. l.. Fred
ricksor, Divorce.
Farmers Hardware and Furni-
ture Company vs. A. r. Powell Debt
j. A. Cobolini vs. r.. e. Gilmore,
Debt.
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WANTED

POSITION wANTED-Young man,
experienced bookkeeper and steno-
erapher. wants employment. Any
thing considered. Local reference
furnished. p. o. Box i0ii, Browns
vile. F-56
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HELP WANTED

ADDRESSING envelopes-Work at
home during spare time. Substan-
tial weekly pay; experience un-
necessary. Dignified employment
for honest. sincere, ambitious per-
sons. Advancement League, Naper-
Vile. III. F-63
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LOST AND FOUND

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7-31 10 81 i~nc.-et-3509.
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THE VOICE OF THE BORDER"
1883
Meters

KWWG PROGRAM. THURSDAY

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3:o2-S:15-Recorded selections by the best bands IN the world
S:l5-3:20-Coming attractions at the Publx Theatres.
3:2O-3:30-Popular program.
3.30-4O0-Varety Program.
4:o0-4:1o-Brownsvire Herald News Flashes.
4:10-4:30-Popular program.
7:00-7O5-Complete baseball returns
7:05-730-Ghmpses of the worlds greatest recording artists
7:5o-7:45-Operatic selections
7~:45-7:55-Organ recordings.
7:55-6.25-Fashion review and contest.
8:25-S:30-P1ymouth Motor Car Co. contest.
8.30-9:30-ReeaSe the air 10 KRGV, for Harlngen Municipal Band.
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9:35-l0:00-Dance program.
KwwG PROGRAM. FRIDAY MORNING
9:~00-9:30-Organ recital from the Capitol theatre, Paul Kennard AZ
the console.
9:3o-10:00-Studo program Of semidasdcal recordings.
10:0O-1030-Popular program.
IL :30-12:00-Varety program: requests.
Notwithstanding and river forecasts.
12:02-12:15-Organ recital from the Capitol theatre, Paul Kennard at
the console.
12:15-Time Signals.
12:16-l2: 30-Organ Concert Continued.
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Evening star., 1930-06-23
ROBINS TOP CIRCUIT
SINCE END OF MAY
Sloppy Fielding Disappears
When Cubs Threaten
to Gust Them.
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON, yR.
Associated Press Sports writer.

- ONsIDERING the closeness Of
4 the rivalry among the National
Y 4 League clubs, the tenure of
Brooklyn as leader Of the cir
cult is something really remarkable.
The Robins, who caused quite . sur
prise when they first gained the top.
have shown the way TO their rivals Tor
nearly o month, despite numerous
threats to their security. After var1-
Gus ups and downs, the Robins took
the lead at the end of May and have
not been displaced since.
In the past two days the Chicago
Cubs, who have been right on Brook
lyn's heels, had big chance to assume
the lead after Brooklyn had tossed
away a few games through careless
fielding. But the Robins frightened UP
and won three contests, while the Cubs
failed to stand the strain Of pursuit and
dropped two and one-half games behind
yesterday with a 3-to-2 defeat at the
hands Of the Boston Braves, while
Brooklyn was downing Pittsburgh, 8 to 8.
The costly Robin errors disappeared
suddenly when first place was In danger,
while the Robin bats swung into ef-
fective action. Brooklyn came from be-
hind yesterday, paced by two home
runs by Babe Herman and one by
Johnny Frederick, to score six runs in
the seventh and eighth innings of
Larry French, Pirate pitcher. The Cubs
made two homerS off the delivery Of
Fred Farmhouse, recent Boston ac-
QUESTION, and one Of them was Hack
Wilson'S twenty-flrst Of the season, but
they could not get any other counters,
while the Braves 10 hits scored a run
in each of three different innings.
The New York Giants picked I'D q
game on the Cubs, remaining three
games behind, by putting on a perform
ance similar to Brooklyn's. The Giants
seemed to feel it necessary to perform
in the traditional manner as Cincinnati
celebrated Bennie Frey day. They got
to Benny In the seventh and eighth for
three runs at a time and took 6-to-4
decision from the Reds.
The st. Louis Cardinals attained a
500 average again by taking two games
from Philadelphia. The Cards clouted
80 hits against five Philly pitchers to
win by scores of IL. to 8 and to 8.
Flint Rhem and Burleigh Grimes, the
latter making his first start for st,
Louis, held the Phillies well under con-
troll.
The Detroit Tigers altered the Amer
ican League standing q bit by winning
a pair of games from the Boston Red
Sox, to 3, and to 2. The double
triumph while st. Louis was dividing
twin bill with the New York Yankees
had good pitching and "the breaks"
scoring all Of its runs off Milton CASTOR
in the first game in one inning without
earning one. A homer by Gehringer
provided the margin in the short second
contest.
Evening star., 1930-06-23
Knight Brothers Are Big Help
As W. e.. C.. Gets Canoe CIea1-U %

Millar (Potomac Boat Club>; no third.
Canvas class. tandem single blades--won
by J. Lesley and Marc Fore lWashington
Sn1s s. AckSd % {sycs@oTs ] Island Nh ci1Sl; third.
Greenley and Bowman Cred Triangle Club.
RacinE class. fours single blades-won by
r. Bruce. H. @. Vollmer and K. M. Knightl !;
second, Potomac Boat Club (MyleS, Millar,
Nutwell and shorbl; third, washington
Mayer and H. A, Huber). Time, 3:27ss.
Canvas class, foIfrs single blades-Won by
washington Canoe Club (R. Williams, D.
Conners. H. E. Florance and E. S; McGui- i,
D IHayens; p Pilger. Lea and , G. Ahlsn. h1s m
Fore, J. Lesley, g: Spencer and o. Kann-
Racing class, one-man double blades
Won by K. NJ. knight washington Canoe
Canoe cub; thIrd, W, 4 MagrSSer wash
by H. C.. Vollmer and Mrs. w. D. Havens
(Washington Canoe Clubs second; Nutwell
and Mrs. Dubber (Red Triangle Club; third third
S:11. NaHi'SisS'et anu 90 'Oiu0OiU'' ''
Racing class, tandem double blades-won
., by H. T d Knisht ,,s and * M Knight s6,, GWssn,
and w. T; Magruder (Washington Canoe
Club; third, Nutwell and E. Millar (Potomac
Boat Club. Time. $3.50,
washington Canoe Club III. @. ,Vollmer, K.
second second, Potomac Boat Club (shrob, Nutweil,
Kelso End snd & MllaTl third Washington
Mayer and H. A, Huber). Time, S:12as.
Tilt-Won by Nebel and Vollmer (Wash-
tngton Canoe Club; second, W. d. Havens
and L. r. Compton WASHINGTON Canoe
Evening star., 1930-06-23
BAUSERMANS BEAT
BALLSTON TO LEAD

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 23.-Time-
ly hitting, coupled with the ability of
Bernard McCarty to halt the opponents
attack at crucial periods Of the game,
gave BauSerman Motor Co. O 6-to-4
victory over BallSton A. G. before q
sizable crowd at Ballston. The triumph
broke first-place deadlock which had
existed between the two clubs for the
lead in the Virginia section Of the Capt.
tai City League.
In the other league contest jefferson
District Fire Department moved to
within hailing distance of the leaders
by scoring a 7-to-0 decision over the
Cherrydale Fire Department at Vir-
ginia Highlands. Lefty" Jones, Jeffer-
son pitcher, gave Cherrydale only three
scattered hits.
Ballston outslugged Bauserman, IA
hits to IS, with Third Baseman Via
topping the attack with three hits, one
double, while Johnson, Coppage,
Rosenberger and McQuinn each got q
pair of bingles. Bowman, Ruding, Har-
rison, Baker, RitnouS and Forrest led
Bauserman with two hits apiece. Nc
Carly famed eight Of Ballston's bat
ters.
Ingram and Boetler drove out three
hits each for the Jefferson District
tossers, one of the latter's drives going
for a triple. Koenig, Clauser and o.
Williams were the only Cherrydale
players to hit safely, each getting q
single.
Evening star., 1930-06-23
MT. RAINIER TAKES
COUNTY BALL LEAD

EVANSVILLE, Md, June 23.-
Mount Rainier's nine today is out in
front in the championship race in the
Prince Georges County section of the
Capital City League unlimited class as
the result of its 81 victory yesterday
over its old foe, Hyattsville, on the
Riverdale field. Mount Rainier now has
won 5 and lost / and HyattSville has
4 victories and 2 defeats as its record.
Erratic work afleld, especially on the
part of Ernie Hiser, shortstop, was
chiefly responsible for Hyattsville's
downfall. Hiser made four errors, all
costly, and bad miscues also were made
by several other Hyattsville players.
Quigley, for Mount Rainier, and
Freshour, for Hyattsville, both pitched
creditably.
Hyattsville and Mount Rainier are all
even for the league season so far, each
having defeated the other once. Hy-
attSville won a 80 game recently.
Oddly enough, 1t was Ernie Hiser who
was largely responsible for the Hyatts-
vile win, his homer clinching the de-
ciSion.
Pierce A. G. Diamonders have booked
game with the BeltSville Southern
Methodist nine for Saturday afternoon,
at 4 o'clock, in Magruder Park here.
Evening star., 1930-06-23
Early Games Portend Ding-DOng
Strife for Independent HOnOrs

Interstate, team that is capable Of
beating the best of 'en one day and
then looking like the worlds worst club
the next, is one team that Is pointing
for the pennant.
Navy Yard, which opens the second
half series this afternoon against the
1nterStaters, may have ended in last
be playing better ball this series.
WITH the Industrial Leaguers al
w ready in their second week of the
last-half series play, only the
Georgetown Church and the Terminal
'Y" Leagues are behind in schedule.
The Terminal will open tomorrow
weather permitting, but the Church
League will be forced to wait until
Thursday at least, as three more games
OF vital Importance are necessary to de-
eide the winner.
DOBBY LYON, crack French A. G.
- Southpaw, is taking quite a beat
ing nowadays because of his "ras-
sling" ambitionS-in a kidding way, of
course. His teammates manage to hold
very straight faces when they declare
that the masked marvel who will ap-
pear in another of Joe Turner's
wrestling shows at the Washington
SNNAAVOA 40 AAOA1C Ol1lCA JIldlI DODUys
Emphatically Bob denies this two
faced attempt to deceive the unsuspect-
ing public.
CANDLOT fans around Eighteenth
~ and Otis streets way think they
have the best first baseman in the
city in Bud Noyes. Noyes Is playing a
leading role in the success of the Bur-
roughs A. c., which yesterday kept in
the Capital City League pennant chase
by defeating the Anacostia Eagles, 4
to 2.
7 EFTY MCINTYRE is certainly a
- very elusive fellowl
When Lefty started this season
he was playing with Express in the Ter
minal League on week days and on
Sundays pitched for the French A. c.
From Express Mcintyre shifted to
Pullman, where his hurting carried that
club to the championship of the first
half. Then from the Trenches, Lefty
changed to the Northern Red Birds,
and now he has made up his mind that
he wants to play with Express again.
What q man!