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Suburban Home

5 acres set TO grapefruit trees.
VIII bear fruit next year. Con-
crete underground irrigation
system. Stucco house, modern
in every respect. Long living
room. fireplace. built-in bath, 2
car garage, cistern. This proper
" Is only five minutes from
Brownsville and Is located in
the fashionable suburban dis
trict of the Valley. Paved roads.
electricity. telephones. Shown
only by appointment. Box No.
SO. Brownsville. Texas. 10
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OFT THE

Mother (admonishing email --oy):
And don't forget that I'm your
mother.
Small Son: Yes. but I do wish
you'd quit Dragging about It
Kentlsh Observes.
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FOR SALE-20 acres Of fine citrus
land located in Alamo tract Oh paw
ed highway. Price right for quick
sale. J. E. Kiefer. Alamo. Texas.
F-207
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FOR SALE-438 acres excellent
farm land in Willacy county.
Terms or cash for quick sale. j. f..
Kiefer. Alamo. Texas. F-209
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Downtown business lot. Maxan
st. Bargain.
P. Q. BOX 336,
Brownsville.
F-2i2
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NOTICE

Everyone is talking Ii: Every
where you hear about 1t. You
have probably taken part in IL.
You viii surely buy II. Then
why not sell it, We want part
time men and ladies in every To-
cation in the Valley TO represent
us. No experience necessary.
Sales and publicity campaign
opens this week. Write VI wire
today. Box F-205 Herald.
F-205
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PERSONAL

LEAVING for Atlanta, Georgia,
August 30th. Room for n pas
senger. Phone "a, brownsville.
F-i96
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FOR SALE-Or trade. In Harrington,
80 building lots. all within 3 blocks
q high school; also one duplex and
one building lot. Address j. 8.
Stausbaugh. 725 w. Lincoln, Har-
lingen. Fist
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FOR SALES IA acres, bearing or
chard. good crop. On highway.
Five acres. Spring planted. Well
located. o. G. Smell, Donna. Tex.
F-l3T
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The Washington times., 1930-07-31
ARMOUR I Rims.
LEO D|EGEL

AF1CASTER, Ont, July 81.
Tommy Armour today Held the
open golf title Of Canada, thanks
to 1873 to 141 stroke defeat Of
Leo Diegel, New York professional.
Armour won in . 36-hole playoff
for the championship. the two
pros having tied in the tourney
last week with at for u holes.
Diegel kept even with Armour
in the morning but faltered at
the twenty-ninth hole after the
two Americans had battled al.
most stroke for stroke In the
earlier play. At the eleventh hole
OF the afternoon play, the TWEEN
ty-ninth Of the round, Diegel took
seven, three over par. Armour
got q four and the three-gtroke
gain won the title for him.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
DIG. SP0RTSD0M
M0URNS FURY

washington old-time sport fol-
lowers are saddened over the re-
cent passing Of James Fury, one
OF OeOrgetown's greatest football
stars, who graduated I'M 1914. He
died recently ct Perth Amboy,
N. j., from an attack of acute
indigestion.
Fury attracted considerable at
tenti0n by his stellar work in
the Hoya backfield, more than
IS years ago. He was mentioned
on All-American elevens at that
time. He also caught for the
varsity team.
After his graduation from
Georgetown he served Ia the
World War with distinction, see
ing action both in France and
Siberia.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
Rice NetnldN Looms
AZ Ozark Horse

OCEAN CITY, N. j., July 81.
Jake Hess, Rice Institute, doomed
as the dark horse" Of the At
Iantic Coast clay court tennis
championships here today as play
started in the quarter-final round.
Hess scored q surprising upset
yesterday when he defeated Jack
de Lara, Southern California, No.
/ seeded star, Ga, Ga.
Another startling result was
the 46, 8-6, It's victory which
Harold Colborne, Philadelphia,
scored over Harry Plymire, Of
Stanford University, Plymire had
match point no less than 10
times, but could not get it over.
Entering the Quarter-finals with
these stars were Bertram Ham.
nell, Swarthmore. seeded No. 2,
and Earl Taylor, Texas Univer-
sity captain, both Of whom
scored Straight-set victories.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

B4&A Al GGA oAO 4A4AAWxVDS N&A Az
Tom was sitting on an old
wooden table In his dressing room
at the Greensboro Stadium. The
bridge Of his nose had been fear
fully barked and bruised and his
left eye was almost CLOSED.
Bumps around it. added to the
fact that Tuffy Gerald Ambrose
Griffith had been throwing Chi
cago ''pineappleS" at Toms great
shaggy lions head. Tom said:
Something got i'm my eye
as I sat In my corner for the
tenth and I couldn't OXEN II.
/ had been hit ON II, Of course.
/ don't want to offer It 80 an
abb. Mind you, great, fast,
kindly kid whipped me. He
deserved to win, but I must
say that when I stood mp rs
the bell rang for the tenth I
couldn't open my eye without
having to close IL Immediately.
Then the referee stopped the
bout.
"Ten seconds afterward the
eye opened Of it's own accord,
and I could have gone on. II
was beast1y luck. I didn't
want to lose that way, hut
what . sweet kid Griffith Is!
As / stood there blinking,
hardly able TO see at An, he
could have walked mp and
knocked me dead. / appreciate
his spbrtsmanship.
my condition was good, but
needed fights. Yet took al
he had. I would like to see
some Of these ether fellows
take the One-tWO's he hit me
with ON the chin and stall
fight. I'm not discouraged.
I'll attend to Tuefy Iater on"
Griffith sat in his bare pelt
cooling out. He was telling
Eddie Harvey what he thought
Of Tom Heeney. He said:
II want to say that IL was
. new sensation to fight 3
fellow rs fair and clean rs he
battles. No elbows, NO thumbs,
no low blows. MY, what . diff
ference from my last fight with
RiSkO.
Naturally, I'm glad / won,
but I'm sorry that il had to be
Tom Heeney. / can't get over
his clean fighting. I remember
when / fought HayRman; he hit
me . dozen times on the
breakaway and each time he
said, sExcOOse me,
"WelI, / made up my mind
70 try him on q break. I SOcked
him . beaut and said, oh,
dear Mister Hayman, beg
your pardon That was the
end Of all hitting on the
breaks. He didn't try it again.
hope Tom 10 not dOwnhearted.
He's . good. square shooter"
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
Hi Shannon Scores
on Mat OUer AchiII

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 3l.-Hi
lGhkrmon, Of Salt Lake City, who
is fast becoming favorite among
wrestling fans here, today had
added further .laurels to himself.
ne defeated Walter Achiu, Of Day
ton university. here last night.
The lads stepped fast and kept
tsip. furious pace or 81 minutes
Then, Shannon slammed Auhiu
to the mat with an airplane hold.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
lEICNlDNyI[IRYI 7fNIlNC!|
~ 10E HOLMAN

and Postmaster General brown
were on hand when hostilities got
underway.
The President, tastefully attired
In white flannels and q blue serge
suit. followed every play closely
and never left his box until the
last man was out.
The Hoovers joined in the APP
plause vigorously and otherwise
Indicated that the ball game to
them was an occasion for enjoy.
ment and not . mere formality.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

Twilight circuit fans will see q
pair Of interesting battles in
either Of the games should they
journey down to the Ellipse dia-
nlonds around Sis o'clock. The
Navy Yard-Printer clash IL listed
on the South Ellipse and the
western Electric!Tile Settlers set-to
is carded on the West Ellipse.
The Union Printers might win
the championship for the Naval
Hospital Nine today. Or, better.
open the way for the Gobs to re-
gain the league leadership. now
held by Navy Yard, by winning
over the latter team.
The Printers, although In
last place, are always held
dangerous by the ether teams
I'm the race. They can always
win, even though this sea-
son has not been their best in
several years.
The Navy Yard Tossers realize
this fact. And they realize that
in order to keep ct the top Of the
heap they must win every game
from now on. A victory over the
Printers today and they will
breathe easier. Also q victory to-
day and their hold on first place
will be that much stronger.
The Industrial League clash is
q case Of the Western Electric
Nine battling against terrible odds
from percentage standpoint.
The electricians really haven't
a chinaman's chance Of coping
the title. but q victory today over
the Tile Settlers can start them
on their way. At that they would
have to win every one Of Q guar
tet Of postponed games existing
for them on the schedule.
Mechanically speaking the
Tile Settlers need only two more
games to ultimately cop the title.
A victory this afternoon and
Western Electric would be thrown
out Of their way altogether. One
game, then with the Holmes Bak-
cry Nine. and Q victory would
clinch the title and make 1t un-
necessary to play any more Of
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
GOLFERS TRAlM

Among the professional golfers
who train seriously for tourna.
nnent competition are Gene Sara
zen, Johnny Farrell and Horton
Smith.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

the long list Of postponed tilts on
the schedule.
This Holmes Bakery clash
n enc 81 the three the Tile
men have ON their postponed
( Hist. TOday's game with
Western Electric ID . post
pOned one, while another
with Holmes Bakery makes
the third.
The TiYemen must win 1.-TWO
more games to cop because OF
Big Print Shops standing In the
race, The Little Typos have fin
ished out their schedule, but
have won enough games, eight,
to make It possible to tie with
the Tilemen should they lose two
Of their three postponed tits.
The standing might help throw
q little light on the subject:
TN. s.,er. .!!s|Hrss.. !: .,s q:
3: r: shop 9 I So Holmes B. .As
The Interstate nine sort Of
uuieted the q. p. o. Tossers'
chances Of advancing into the
thick Of things In the Govern
Inent league by winning q 1.to-2
game yesterday.
The Interstaters are really the
most inconsistent team in the
clerk loop. Time after time they
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
coon COLLECTOR

During his present tour of Eu-
rope. Bill Tilden has ADDED IS
trophies 90 his collection Of ten,
NE pri4eA
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
LOSING COMPLEX FAILS TO DIM HOLMES BAKERY T0SSERE
teygsng Singles Doubles Battles Listed d c. Women Net Play
Two Crucial Battles Today
In Weekday Leagues

Two crucial games be said TO feature the weekday league
today Navy Yard against Union Printers in the Govern
en League and Western Necte against Tile Settlers In the
Industrial League
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

YouF homo OF office needs ear ~
natlnfisa ~ the advsFtlDeFa pslmR eve
RSsISEssss ..i s.kayIcs DrARSroHT q
The Washington times., 1930-07-31
Griffiths, Heeney Exchange
Compliments; Tuffy Wins
By HYPE IGOE

NEW YORK, July 31-Ths ''old rock Tom Heeney had
been pounded into submissive dust By younger and faster
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

We are pleased to an
nounce our appointment
as Washington newest.
Chevrolet dealer, and
pledge to the public that
our aim will be always
to render the maximum
service at the minimum
cost.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

Southern Association
Atlanta, 5-5; New Orleans. ga.
Birmingham, 49,; Mobile, A.
Little Rock, 8; Memphis. ..
(Only games scheduled.)
Blue Ridge League
w l. PctJ W L Pct
Rg'rst'n. 10 IL .642lFrederick IL Is .45S
Ch'b'sb'g IL II .642iW' " sb'ro. II Is ass
Chambersburg. g.: Hagerstown, 1.
WaynesbOrO. 8; Frederick, Z.
New YOrk-PennsyIvanIa League
Wilkes Barre. 8; York, Z.
II BinK hamt0n, 4; Williamsport, 3.
scranton, II: Harrisburg. ;.
3 EImira, g.; Hazleton, 1.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

seldom has there been IS
weak . team rs the Bakers.
Yet, Il stuck IL out through
ont the season, taking loss
upon loss, but sticking in
there Just the same.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

The second half was no
better. Only one game was
won and Tom Foley, . left
handler, acquired Just before
the cloae Of the first half,
tuRmOd m this victory.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

blue Ridge League
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

Haas, who Ii docked with .
sprained ankle, has been re-
placed by Bling Miller In
center field while Cramer h
holding forth I'm right.
The Washington times., 1930-07-31

the long list Of postponed Tits on
the schedule.
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MISS CAROL cox

after spending month in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Ethan Allen Jones has returned
from q visit with relatives In Belle
Haven, N. c., accompanied by Miss
Mary Elizabeth Bell of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Edmonds of
Danville were week end guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. William p. Herring.
Miss Cora A. Vaughan Of Franklin,
Va, spent several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. English.
Mrs. Beverley Franklin Carter of
Newport News is a guest of MIR. and
Mrs. John Amber Nicholas. Miss Anne
Lewis Jones entertained at tea Monday
afternoon in the garden of the Blue
Door in honor of Mrs. Nicholas and her
guest.
Miss Carrie stribling is home from
visit to her nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Edge, in East Down.
ingtown, Pa.
Mrs. Jean Carter Bayly has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Robinson, in Philomont, Va.
Mrs. Charles Poser of Lexington, KY,
who has been guest of her sister, Mrs.
Rathbone Smith, has gone to Annapolis
where she is the guest of Capt. and Mrs.
James Leslie Hall, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Butler announce
the marriage of their daughter, Marga-
ret, to Mr.. Roy Hewitt on Wednesday,
September II, in Washington, with Rev.
j. e. Briggs oficiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin johnson have
returned to their home in Staunton
after a visit with Mrs. d. E. Nicholson.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Nichol-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Lee and their
young son, William Lee, are at home
after a visit with relatives in Fair
field, Va
Miss TIGER Jones Of The Plains, Va,
and Mrs. Howard Wilkes OF. Fayetteville,
N. c., are guests of Mrs. Roscoe Stevens.
Miss Blanche Hill of Buffalo Is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Russell Butts.
Mrs. Butts entertained at a garden
party Wednesday evening in honor Of
her sister.
Miss Esther Day has gone to Lynch
burg to re-enter Randolph Macon
Women's College.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Skidmore and Mr..
and Mrs. Wynne Alley spent the past
week end in their cottage at Epping
Forest, Md.
Miss Lila Bittenbender Of Washing
ton was the week end guest of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Bittenbender.
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children after he learned they were
missing.
The missing children were Sheila
DALEY, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
DALEY and Frank Nolan, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Nolan.