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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

Glasgow. Scotland: Liverpool, Eng
land; Guatema' City, Guatemala,
and Colon, Panama.
The foreign claims dep 'tment,
which IS now unIten one office.
operated in 1920 in seven different
offices, the combination ~cffecting a
saving Of $1,000 in round figures.
Increases in the budget resulted
as follows: Rec anization Of mi
grafton department. 81, 801.S0 pesos;
creation Of a confidence department.
81, 4l0 pesos: centeTs for work among
the Indians, 100000 sos, new
buildings for migration department
10000 pesos: and miscellaneous,
1873. $1,000 pesos.
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s Hunters Happy
international Newsreel Photo)

AUSTIN, Jan. l8.-The Texas
game commission. for the first
time in its history. became an IN
official clemency board, when II
was called upon by Gov. Dan Moody
10 review nearly 30 applications
for RESERVATIONS Of hunting privi-
leges, taken away for violation OF
game laws.
Out Of the 80. the commission re-
commended that Gov. Moody res
tore hunting privileges to about
eight" individuals who now cannot
legally fire a pun at game, accofd-
Ing to Secv. VIII J. Tucker.
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Mexico Gets Bank

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 18.-The
National labor Bark. destined 20
elevate the unemployment situa-
tion. is ex0ected 70 be established ~
Mexico CITY during the course of
the present month. The bu'1Aing
N will occunv Is alreadv anri-7ad.
The bart- ~ "a M under ths d'-nr-
ZION M tho D-e~~-f~rNnt ~ T~h~- M
the Nir'vt-y ~ Industry. Commerce
and Labor.
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" oOn prrrrrrS MOVED

While p~''ta F~-1E~a conditions NO
1onoar n~nvaii - tho Flooded S'S-
4-irtS ho4u-onr p-r-E-- p~I Ti~-4rirt.
fnrTnI relief nav F-~~-rn ~@~-e-
-arv later ~ N0~'N CN'-a. Pa"af
-~~la+ine a~n t~~~-fn--i~- n fnw
4NOs-~a~I ~~@Fr,~@ac aS -,~~t--~~+g
m r~-f7 Nr1r~hu-ia from T~~an
arr ShaDtrr~ n~r0vlrrns. A~~arue-
~nr+s arr ha'rr made fN- thor care
there until the next planting sea-
son
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lnSion plans that we have con
emplated for the new year"
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far as 1t has affected our produc-
ton and sales. this pe:!od Is nor
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NAL and at this time we can see M
reason to curtail any OF the ex-
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Javelirs to Play
T. |. A. A. Leaders

KINGSVTILE Nov. 4-Saturday.
Coaches Bud NcCallum and Cal
Jevett will lead their scrapplnE
Javelinas into combat with the Sam
Houston Bearcats who now share
With the Denton Eagles the leader
ship in the 7 7 A A football race.
The game will be PLAYED here.
This will be the first T. I. A. A.
T -otball game for the Javelinas.
The records made 50 far by the two
teams would indicate that Sam
Houston has a stronger team than
Texas a & / But those who have
been following the Javelinas. have
noticed a gradual and constant i'm
Drovement in the team as a whole
In defeating Schreiner Saturday the
Iavelinas worked moro as a unit
than IN any previous game Of the
season.
The Jaw linas regard this as a n
important game because II Is their
first. while the Bearcats are also
giving attention to ii because thev
realize that a loss at the hands OF
anv team will likely mean that the
Denton Eagles viii win the champ
ionship.
Considerable interest Is being
shown in ALI the towns surround
ing Kincsvil'e as we'll as those Of
the lower Valley
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
Harlingen May Get Another
Crack at KingsviIle Bovines

The CARDS, somewhat Cocky. went
up to Kingsvllle several weeks ago
and took q I3-to-0 defeat at the
hands OF the Brahmas right after
these bows had taken the measure
or San RenitO. l6 10 IL. Nov. II
Harlingen and Kinrsville win the
title IN their respective districts.
thew will meet again IN a champ
icnsalp tilt and the Cards vo7
-hev are gong . show that they
we're caught off guard the first
time
The Cards stand favored 70 win
heir remaining games In the VAL
lev district ard KingsVille has only
Peevllle 70 beat Nov IA to cinch
the title IN lis district
This week the Cards plav a
non-conferenca rsme With the Class
A Cottonplcker5 who defeated
Brownsville last week by ? decisive
margin.
Kinrsville beat the Alice Coyotes
$40 last week
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LEADS
in OIL BELT
Eastlsnd Furnishes Upset
Of Week in Beating
Abilene
BIZ Y HOUSE

The virtual elimination OF the
Abilene Eagles from the district
championship race wa the high
light az the past week In the on
Belt Beaten decisivelv BY cisco and
Breckenridge IN earlier games the
Eastland Mavericks produced the
greatest upset of the year by play
ing z draw, 6-6. on the Abilene
gridlron Only a tumble bv East
land on its 1O-yard line IN the
closing moments enabled the Eagles
TO score. II was second tie in as
two draws are equivalent TO one
loss.
Meanwhile Breckenridge. defeat
ing SWeetWater with ease. Is the
crly team with a perfect record.
Ranger. its record marred by a
% game with Abilene. is in second
place The Bulldogs defeated Miner
al Wells. SO TO II, Dangerous Dan
McCartv gaining $50 yards from
scrimmage and scoring six touch
dcvns as well as kicking five extra
points.
Cisco Loboes. beating back after
ineligihility rulings made them
easy victims for Breckenbridge.
defeated San Angelo. Is 70 7. Brown
wood broke into the victory column
rather Unexpectedly at the expense
Of Big Springs. 6 70 0.
The next 10 DAYS will witness
the Big Four at each others
tEroats again. BRECKENRIDGE will
invade Abilene Saturday. A triumph
for Abilene would put that team
back in the ace but this is I'M
likely. On Armistice Day. Ranger
will Journey TO Cisco for a game
that will ruin Rangers hopes if IL
goes the wrong way.
Standing Of the four Leading
tear.e
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KEED BEATEN
BY LA bARBA
Former Stanford Student
Reverses Tables
On Cuban

NEW YORK. Nov. FIRE
Eardless or the fact that a fellow
down in Connecticut named Bat
Ting Battalino holds the official
rating as world featherweirht
champion. a Young nan from S
Angeles. rugged Fldsl La Barba
can Justly claim himself the best
Of the i26-pounders flinEing leather
today.
La Barba. once a student Of Stan
ford University and before that
champion OF all the flyweights.
proved his right to titular recoEni-
ton among the featherweights last
night BIZ clearly outpointinE Kid
Chocolate. the Cuban sensation. in
a torrid ten round engagement that
drew IS 900 persons. the biggest
crowd Of the indoor season SO far.
70 Madison Square Garden. Choc-
olate dropped a decision last sum
mer to Jackie Kid BERG. foremost
challenger for the lightTeight title.
after winning a decision from Al
Singer. present 135 pound king
about l6 months ago. Last night.
however. was the first time Choc-
olate has ever been beaten BY a
man in his III class. the feather
weight division.
By the victory La Barba reversed
a decision that went against him
In his first match with Chocolate
here two years ago. Last night,
having learned apparently by the
previous engagement. F!del kept III
an everlasting bonbardnent or the
negro's BODY with left hooks that
buried deep under the smilin1
"Keed's" stamina. He fought back
only in spurts and won but three
Of the ten rounds. La Barba won
five with two even
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Children Pawred
Rv Texas Parents

8 ANTONIO. Nov 4-P-Pa7n-
inr NJ babies Is the latest none
borrowing racket in San Antonio
Jobless rarents. unable 70 sex
work elsewhere because If short
ace Of none are leavlnr their
children Pc piedves with MONEY!
'enders n get cash for lob hu7s-
inc according - Miss TilCv smith
ere. secretary Of the san Antonio
Chill P~rotec'iv~ and Humane So
cietv
Niee SmitherS said
This rraCtira Of in aTninr
children has taken IN the nronor-
lions If a nation-vide racket The
-ocietv nov has two children. a how
\ years old and a girl. 3. who
have been pawned several times by
rer5orS alleged 10 be their parents.
The alleged parents are now in Cat
ifornia and left the children ~
San Antonio as security for :
loan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
EUSTACE =
The
Sports
Spade
By A EUSTACE
=

BEARING OUT predictions. the
Edinburg Junior college Broncs
cut loose with a rip-roaring attack
Monday TO defeat the San Antonio
Jaysees 45-l2. That should go a
long way toward proving TO doubt
ing ThomaSes that Big John Nc
Cauley is a whale OF a football
player. The Brownsville Scorpions
defeated the San Antonio club 500,
and the Edlnburg aggregation $50.
Judging from that dope the Al
amo city Rangers should have beat
IN the Hidalgo county gridsters.
THE DISCREPANCY between
those scores was caused by a little
head .Jrk on the part Of Red r.
vine. athletic director here, and
the good work of the Scorpions N
carrying cut tine assignments RED
gave them Irvine knew that Nc
CauIey Is poison in an open field
and put a couple Of good men on
him throughout the game
So we'll did these boys do their
Job that quite a number Of Browns
vile fans left the stands thinking
that Mac was a highly overrateo
football player. The Scorpions
made II their business 10 see that
Mac did not get into an open field.
The Rangers did not keep McCaul-
ey from getting into the open
hence the 1912 score.
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To Dedicate Field
At l. a Feria Friday
ESPECIAL tn The Herald

LA FERIA. Nov. 4-Dedication
Of La Feria high schools new ath-
letic field will take place lust prior
% FRIDAYS game with San Benito
here. il has been announced.
The local Rotary club is in charge
An invitation has been sent In
San Benito TO bring its high school
band. but an acceptance has not
yer been received.
TIE Cavaliers are u~ndefeated.
but thev have been tied in the VAL
lev race.
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"B" Cagers
Down Headquarters

The Fort Brown Inter Troop
basket ball league got under way
Monday evening with a fast game
between Headquarters Troop and
Troop B. Troop B. nosing Head
quarters Troop out in the last
couple minutes Of play BY the
score Of 1917. The game was
cleanlv played and the game was
q fight from the beginning until
the last minute Of play The game
was fast throughout due 10 the
excellent referee work Of White who
was always on his toes and caught
all technicalities. The next game Of
the season will be Wednesday eve
ming commencing at T:30 D. m. be-
tween Troop A and Machine Gun
Troop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04

HsRLINGEN. Nov. 4 That
Kingsyille defeat IS not water under
the bridge az far as the Harrington
high school Cardinals are concern
cd for their chances Of evening the
score IN another game this season
look favorable since the Brahmas
and Cards are likely TO win IN
their respective districts and clash
FOR ni-district honors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
Horned TOads Facing Formidable Schedule
HONDO Il
S. BUGS
Bobcats Virtually Clinch
Cameron County
C Title
SPECIAL % The Herald

tS9ecldI % Inc Herald
RIO HONDO. Nov. THE Rio
Hondo high Bobcats are well on
their way to the Valley Glass C"
grid title following their I2-to-S
victory over the heretofore I'm
beaten Stuart Place Pirates.
Rio Hondo scored first. Joe Cox
making a touchdown early IN the
game following an exchange OF
punts There were no further scores
in the first half and In the third
period Stuart Place took the lead.
8 10 8. by means of i touchdown
and safety.
The Cats started a march from
the 4o-yard line with only three
minutes to play and Cox made
another touchdown TO defeat the
Pirates.
Cox. James Rushing and Little
Red" Hill we're the stars for Rio
Hondo. Bobcats have made l5s
points TO 81 by their opponents and
play Raymondville soon.
Starting lineups:
Stuart Place 81 Rio HondoCl2l
Mitchell j. Rushing
Left End
KutZenbergen Ledbetter
Left Tackle
Call Coston
Left Guard
W Medley Roland
Center
Becker Lewis
Right Guard
Dunkin Dack &c,
Right Tackle
Dean Gam
Right End
c. Medley Nation
Quarterback
HIM Hill
Left Halfback
Mont NJ e. Rushing
Right Halfback
Burns (c) Cox
Fullback
Substitutlons: Rio Hondo-Mills
for Gam; Burleson for Hill.
Tennessee All club teams took
the honors in livestock. dairy. poul-
try and crop judging AZ the Mid
South fair this year.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

NEW vORE-F@del - r-r--
f-= Ar -eles. 'rtlointed K!d G
olatP. Cuba. I0N.
TORONTO-Joe Click. BROOKLYN.
outpointed Henry perlock. Kalam-
~ Mich. rnl.
CFDAP RAPIDS Ia.-Jouie Nav
&c Des N0'~oS. cuf~~inted J2ck
No~>-Ahv. rhi~aon rn1
ENID Okla.-0ude NcCcok. Enid
Knocked out Babe Barnes, Sioux
City. Ia. IA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
He Who Laugh. LIST

TIE SCORPS are in top-notch
condition except for several minor
injuries. Pipkin's nose is still 3
touchv spot from the vallop he re-
ceived in the Edinburg game. Sam
Lesser has a bad wrist and Ball has
an injured side
LESSER. who attended Schrein-
er last year. saws the institute
ath'etic authorities are inclined 70
give the Brownsville aggregation
the merry ha-ha Lesser was in
Kerrville recently and talked 70
his old coaches. proposing = Browns
Vile Schreiner game. Thew found
his suggestion very amusing. Lesser
SAYS. Wei. we'll see for prospects
meet in a post eason contest.
Pot Sh7ts
Hop Scotch" Eenwav. Eagle
back who looks like a million cool
bux in practice. has a mania for
reversing. Reversing into the op-
position.
D-rald Bennett rrittv little
rIuncer. tries All the harder when
tn roin~ refs rc1Fh. Fe rrnved
that AGAINST the husky Rthst1vn
tassresa'i'n-
ANOTHER Of THIS TYPE rs
WAITER WASHINGTON HF AND
TOFO FSCORAR TTrPNFn IN
GREAT GAMES 1T RoBSTOWN
A hack can't sneak ~ . the
line and out run the ends. That IS,
against good ~c~roSi'ion.
v.~-L- Tt,~-~- r--t~ ~cer.e-.
P:~ISr< Wit" h's ic" KIN tte| Nm
under hin, from 2 heavy blow.
he crawIrd into position and made
n perfect pass.
a ~ 6rTTrrfNTTn ~
c~-~- rOr -N- ~ vsr,rc r,-N
GN,fE GNon -TC- Gr-O~r.
KICKING AGAINST THE PICK
Frs
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COACHES r TO
MEET TONIGHT

fSnerial 70 The Heralil
Ia FER1A. Nov. with the
Battle n GRAPEFRUIT" furnish
inc the chief subject Of the eve
ming. the Valley Coaches and
Officials association will meet
here tonight at the high school.
There are ether important
matter To be taken uo. Pres. r.
z. Groves has announces end he
urres inn ne-cent ATTENDANCE
at the session.
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Train Schc les
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINEs

fASirtS LA<NES
No. l2-To Houston. San Antonio
No ls-To Houston. TO . q
No 1910 Houston san Antonio
90 .. u
No. l5-Fron ST. Louis. SAL Antonio
iouston. 1880 q n.
No. l3-Frcn Houston. $40 q. q.
No. lI-From a Antonio and Hous-
On. e.S3 o n
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No 3ls-From Houston San Anto-
10. Is a n
NO. I1To Houston san Antonio
Is p. u.
NATIONAL LINES or MEXICO
lMatamoros Station
No. i32-To MonterreS Mexico CITY
SOS q III.
No l5i IRON MeKicr City Monter
h 81 q %
RIO ohisUt nAILhAS
from Point Isabel Z D. N
To Point isabel. $50 . q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
FRIDAY
IS PROGRAM
Frogs Have Not Pointed
For Single Game
As Yet
By GAYLE TALBOT. Jr..
Associated Press Sports Writer

DALLAS. Nov. 4-P,-Four con-
ference games on four successive
Saturdays Is the formidable sche-
dule facing the champion Texas
Christian Horned FROGS III their
drive for another title. Coach
Schmidts eleven. 50 TO speak. goes
back to work this week after an
extended vacation. meeting those
tobasco-laden Owls at Houston.
In other wears there was moth
ing hazardous about invading the
Owls roost. II was considered a
soft SPOT" But II IS far from that
d Coach Schmidt probably has
done az much advance rorrvinV in
n~rerara'ion for this weeks bout as
he will fer any en- his schedule.
Instead Of remaining az home
and watching his team smother
Abilene Christian COLLEGE. the
Purnle mentor was reoorted TO have
occupied a choice seat at the Rice
Sevanee affrsv. From all accounts.
ne must have felt a few uuairS as
two soDhcmore halfbacks. Wallace
md Jamerson. ripped through the
Tigers IN the second half.
Not Pointed
One thing in the champions fla
vor as they open their 'ough Nov
ember schedule is the fact that
thew have not been pointed" for
a single n or their eight prelim-
inarv bouts. They have taken tl-m
As they came. winning All EXCEPT
that muddy. S~coreless contest with
the Simmons COWBOYS at Brecken-
ridge. They have not been seriously
extended but once. that when the
Agries forced them TO kick a field
goal 70 win. 3 to a They are free
OF injuries. SD'endidlv drilled and
conditioned BY two months Of steady
plav
Each OF their four remaining op-
ponents. on the other hand. has
been pointed" for al least one
game and has been beaten at least
once. Texas was steamed 10 TO the
limit for the Nustsn~s SATURDAY.:
he Mustangs nut all thew ''ad into
their cama with Notre Dame: Bsv-
Tor Dlaved A. fever heat against
Southern Methodist. and Rice
reached a cresrendo --rairst Texas
II Is highly imrrobahle that anv
of the four will attain such a
D.t-h again as j. did In those ccn-
trrts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04

POSTAL RATES
he United States air mail postag,
ate is 5 cents fer the first ounce and
10 cents for each additional ounce o.
traction thereof. Letters mailed IN
the United States for the points 10
Mexico take this rata
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
Air Mai, Schedules

IT.. sch.euIs for the mai between
ard caliss 10 announced
OF the p~ostnffice department as fol-
o~s:
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Large Crowd Expected

The AGGIE FroSh- BROWNSVILLE
game which bids fair TO become an
annual event, should draw a rec
ord crowd here Friday afternoon.
Brownsville's largest crowd of the
season attended the Fish-Eagle
contest last year. Some 5000 fans
bottle-necked their way through
the gates. This surpassed even the
crowd which attended the Browns
Vile Chicago game the year be-
fore.
INDICATIONS are that this
years game Will be a much better
tilt than the Of last season.
Last year the Eagles, badly out
weighed, had TO content themselves
with a staunch defensive game
against their bulky opponents. The
I Brownsville oftense vas pretty well
spiked By the betty line Of the
Fish. II should be a different story
this year with Cabler. AdamSon.
Newman and Pipkln-a brilliant ar
ray Of backfield notwithstanding
behind a charging line that pos
sesses its share Of the beef. In
other words. the Scorpions will be
more on even terms with the Fish
than we're the Eagles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04

Tennessee All club teams took
the honors in livestock, dairy. poul-
try and crop judging al the Mid
South fair this year.
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.eh Better

The FISH OF 80 are a much
better club than the Fish Of %. &C
Cording 10 reports out Of College
Station. Be II known that during
the current season. the Aggles have
gone out and got a few OF the
high school stars who failed TO at
tend Rice. They have excellent
material. when they Came here last
season. the Fish were playing their
first game Of the year and had little
or no teamwork Thev simply
pounded their way through brute
strength and individual play TO a
narrow 60 victory over the Eagles.
They ran their offense from the
short kick and used only fund
amental plays.
IT WILL BE a different story
this season. for the Fish have been
in training longer. have a victory
over Allen academy under their
belts. and doubtless have a smooth
e. working grid unit than the Fish
of % II is believed that they will
use the Centenary offense which
caught two members Of the South
vest conference mapping and which
the AzEies were lucky to beat rs on
Fsle field
SCHOOL authorities here are
preparing for a record crowd With
a better cane in prospect than the
one which drew 5000 last season,
II is fairly certain that the stands
will be packed again this season.
Tickets will 20 on sale here and at
San Benito tomorrow. Fans are
urged 70 obtain their pasteboards
in advance in order 10 avoid the
rush at the gate. There will be four
ticket windows At the field with
three entrance gates.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-07

Haines is selling bonds and he poses
as doctor in order to get a chance
to talk with this rich mama. He
lands his sale but Marie gets on
the quickest souse yet recorded in a
film. Polly Moran has some comedy
moments but she is not teamed with
the famous Marie
AS you know l am not so keen
over many of the pictures that
Haines has had But giving the
man his due, he does attempt to be
serious in part of the picture, al
though it gets the widest and
noisest start Of any Haines picture
Haines has built up his reputa-
ton by being the extreme smart
alec and the box office proves that
he is successful. Just how long he
will last, l can't tell. The, fact is
that his Speedway" holds all box
office records at the Palace here
and it was a mighty poor picture.
All other pictures seem to be unable
to break that record. 1 realize that
there was lot of local interest in
Speedway" because some of the
scenes we're made right here in In
dianapolis.
But on the whole, this new Haines
movie is a little better on HalneS
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-07

still believe in an eye for an eye,
and a tooth for a tooth. Two En-
glish officers and woman. the wife
of one. are forced down in this
strange land when their airplane
crashes. The Rajah, played by Ar
liss. holds them hostage and orders
them to death in a weird alleged re-
ligiouS rite because the British
has condemned two Of his brothers
TO death. The action concerns the
efforts of the three to attempt to
escape from the schemes of ArliSs.
Any picture. even melodrama, is
dignifed by the splendid acting of
Arliss and as on the stage. he gives
the role a comedy slant that many
actors could never succeed in de-
veloping.
When it is all said and done,
THE Green Goddess" is all Arliss.
The background is elaborate. eSpe-
Cially the scenes in the temple of
the Goddess. The action is mighty
slow. too much talking, in the first
part Of the picture.
The Green Goddess, with Arliss.
stacks up as melodrama on a very
high level Personally of the two
pictures, I like 'Disraeli'' the best
but YOU may have a different idea.
AS usual be your own Judge.
Now at the Apollo.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-07
RECORD SET BY
CANDIDATE LIST
IN COUNTY RACE
More Than 1900 AspirantS
Toss in Hats Before
Filing DeadIine.

Filled to overfowing with the
hats of the largest number OF can
didates ever to seek Office in a
Marion county primary race. the
candidacy ring was viewed today by
more than 1900 aspirants for office
while party leaders contemplated
reducing the list to a minimum, per-
suading many aspirants to with
draw.
Nomination TO major county Of
fees is sought by 1879 Republicans
and 1877 Democrats, according to a
tabulation made by county election
at the filing deadline
midnight Saturday In addition,
more than 1900 aspirantS declared
for township offices.
Races for the nomination for
county sheriff, judge of criminal
court. county treasurer and superior
John Barrymore in General Crack
at the Ohio; George Fares at the
Colonial: a new show at the Walker
and burleSque at the Mutual.