davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-06

day that the draft problem would
be adjusted amicably at the COM
ing major league meeting in New
York.
One of the last pieces OF pusi-
ness was the appointment of
committee of nine to discuss the
draft difficulty with the major
leagues next week.
The committee included H. w.
Lane, Hollywood, A. r. Miller, Oak
land, and c. H. Strubb, San Fran
cisco Of the Pacific coast league;
r. Connery, St. Paul, G. K. Belden,
Minneapolis, and G. E. Muehlen-
back of Kansas City, of the Amer
ican Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-06
STAGE ALL SET
FOR GREATEST
GAME OF YEAR
BY GEORGE KlRKSEY

LOS ANGELES, Dec. g., UP
Notre Dame. Lnbeaten in two years
and Southern California, mightieSt
scoring machine in the nation,
awaited today a gridiron battle
which has gripped the attention Of
millions Of sport followers from
coast TO coast.
Perfect weather was forecast for
this almost unparalleled football
struggle between two of tEe coun-
try's foremost teams. A crowd of 90,
00O--the largest ever to witness a
sporting event n Los Angeles-Will
witness the contest, with many times
this number throughout the nation
listening over the radio.
Strangely enough. Southern Cali
fornia, beaten by Washington State,
7G, in early October, ruled 10 TO
3 tavorite over Notre Dame. boast
ting an unbroken string OF 10
straight victories.
Southern California'S powerful OIL
fense. Knute Rockne's pesSimlsm,
Notrc Danes loss of Joe Savoldi and
Larry Mullins, and the almost fanat-
ical enthusiasm of Trojan partisanS
have oyershadowed Notre Danes
great record, ane, made the Irish un-
derdogs for the first time IN two
years.
Unforeseen dangers for Southern
California. however, were hinted IN
Knute ROcknes last minute state
mcnt Notre Dame, which hasn t
used the forward pass extensively
since the Carnegie Tech game IN
October, promised to turn to the
air
In this connection, Johnny
OBrien, lanky Los Angeles boy who
won the Army game in 1923 although
ne Was in the game only one play
promised to figure prominently.
Metre Dame has saved OBrien all
season just for such an occasion as
this.
Howard Jones, Southern CalitCr-
MIA coach, has promised to play OF
tenSive football from the start to
finish, unleashing the full fury OF
an attack that rolled up 382 points
in nine games-leading the nation III
this respect.
Trojans Heavier
Southern California'S devastating
attack, which reached tie heightG
OF its power in crushing defeats OF
California, 74-0, and Stanford. Al
-, is built around Marshall Duffield
blond Rhodes scholar candidate, and
Orville Mohler, called the greatest
ball carrier in the far west
Southern California carries an ad-
vantage in weight, l89 ponnds to
advantage is concentrated in the
Trojan big, powerful line.
One of the foremost individual
ducls of the day, and one which
may eventually decide the outcome
OF the game, WIN involve Baker,
Southern Calf ornios running guard
and fastest nan on the team, and
little Bert NIetzger, Notre Danes
mighty atom.
Metzger,. who hasn't been outplay-
ed this season, Will be outweighed
like 80 pounds by Baker,
who scales 1S0. Both players are
considered fifth men in the back
fields of their respective teams,
comin8 out Of the line to run inter
ference.
Many believe that Metzger is the
player Southern California will con-
centrate its powerful attack against
attempting to parade through, over
and around the 1853 pound guard S
position. No team yet has accom-
pished that feat.
"A victory for Notrc Dame will as
sure the Irish almost undisputed
claim TO the national championship |
while Southern CALIFORNIA; claim |
if victorious, would be disputed by
Washington State and Alabama |
which meets New Years Day.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-06
Johnny Risko
Beats MaIOney

BOSTON, Dec. 6. U.P}--Jonnny
Risko, erstwhile Cleveland baker.
returned TO his old form and won
4 decision from Jim Maloney. OF
Boston, in their 10 round bout at
the Boston Garden last night.
The heavyweights fought o gru-
cling toe to toe battle that kept
the fans in an uproar from start
70 finish. Risko won six rounds,
Maloney two and two were even.
Risko weighed 1876, MaloHey. 1876.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-06
Kennedy Beats
Jeffries' Boy

HOLLYWOOD, Der. G.. QJp)-Al
Moro lost on technical knockout
in the ninth rcunr. of a 10 round
bout at Hollywood Legion stadium
last night, to LIS Kennedy.
Jim JeffriGs, Morro's sponsor.
threw in the towel to save his fight
er further punishment. Moro was
out on Ills feet and hanging on IN
the clinches to save himself from a
Knockout. Kennedy weighed 1872 and
Moro 1882.
Johnny Previs won a decision from
Augue De Mile in the Six-round Sc
despite De Miles protest OF
a foul in the fifth round.
Pepi Sanchez Won over Mickey
Erno Oh technical knockout in the
fifth round of the special event. Er-
no was floored for a nine count IN
both the third and the fifth rounds.
Hickey Franklin gained the NOD
ever Mike Mclaughlin and Rudy
Mendoza decisioned Joe Macy in the
two four-round battles.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-06
Film Actress
To Wed Broker

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Dec. 6. U.p)
Betty Francisco, blonde film act
ress, and Fred G. Spradling, New
York broker, will be married at the
Beverly Wiltshire hotel in Beverly
Hills December Is, it was learned
today when the couple filed notice
Of intention to wed.
Miss Francisco, whose real name
is Elizabeth Francisco Bartman.
gave her age as 27, while the
groom -to-be said he was 35.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-06
THREE OBTAIN
DIVORCES FROM
SUPERIOR COURT

Three interlocutory DEGREES of
divorce, among them one to Bea-
trice Birmingham from Nelson Brit
tingham, were granted by Judge
Vaughn Thompson in superior
court yesterday afternoon.
The other DEGREES were granted
to Laura Singh from Kakoo Singh
to Harry Martinez from Alisa Mar
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-06
Draft Problem
To Be Settled

MONTREAL, Dec. g. U.P)-Dele-
gates to the National Association of
Professional Baseball Leagues con-
had renewed optimism to-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-06

The Hogsett pen Of hens at Po-
mona laid 2574 eggs in 81 weeks, said
to be the best record on the Pacific
Coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-06

The first light frost in southern
citrus districts occurred in the nighS
of November Is, just touching freeZ.
ing point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
The Once Over


ne closing C the football season brings ore tsess-
IL fr winch TIE picture public gives hearty thank
the erd q thnse Iezs reel pictures showing -PzIooka
College TrD1nces Mzlne-e University - 70 g. -Kzz
KzE Bulldogs Chz< Szzznore Csst Cats CT xnc
10000 See Grid CASSIE a. Dear Cd Gsunrs-
They've been quite al ordeal fx picture fans.
Through September and October TIE pubic nacas-
e 20 stand them very vel. but along about the MD
de q November = news reel title p--o-.zinlng Q foot-
bal scene Eas enough 70 cause crashing of teeth
Take. 1r example. . stirring haiti. and enc con-
test between Wluzzte College and that great Mother
o. Aen. Sleork University The boys Of dear Cd
Speonk III our u the last tEo minutes OF play by .
brilliant forward pass from Smzkolozlcz 10 tina.
Other AI-Anercsn candidate KtskoIoffsky- You've
read about the game and As long As the news reel :
gong 70 throE Il O the screen you feel you would
Ike 70 see Il executed. CT nearly 50
Wei. what hsppens7 You know ve-y zeu. Z you're
q movie fan Here's what you get following the title,
7speock Grid Tilt With wnsst- Thrills s5oco.-
IA VIEW Of the Stadium which looks Ike any ether
VIEW Of any other Stadium
IA closeup Of four cheer leaders who are e-
zcrly Ike the four chssT-lsaders you have seen four
hundred and four times II the nszs REL 50 far that
season
1A view o: the Speonk Coles. Band
+The kickoff You see 5psonk kick of % WIZ
gate and you thrill . little Is you strain your eyes ID
see . WlnEsts man catch the ball and rUn with L.
But-prsstc-there Is . flicker and the next thing you
see Is TSpeo1k q ths WlnEzte I5-yzrd line. fourth
down. with 10 yards 10 60
swell you say. that's pretty funny. but lets
see what happens here Tie ball i passed 70 ODER
sky. the Speonk fuInack. who starts tearing around
eft end You stretch forward to get every s-ri1e
vhsn-ap--wInsats Fumbles On speonk Io-Yard
Line Paving Way for Second Touchdozn-- This
leaves you pretty befucdIed- but you have hope-
6Nos you Sc . Wlnzsrs double pass and watch
= Tlnss-s man make Z long vide sweep around the
left He goes through thres-four-iEe Sce0nk mem
He i four yards from . to1-hdoEnI Three yards.
Two yards. There : h1- one Speolk nzn left In us
path You stand - 20 zztch the play And what 90
y01 seq
Dammit you see n abrupt fsdeout and TIE zo-c=-
Mrs Matilda B-o1Es-t. Tonen-s Welfare Worker.
Chr<-ers New Dahlz 81 woonsocke- FIozer Sh0E~E
Array wirh ths foc-hel movies There o1gn.a c
: Law
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

d. Marx Sullivan. publicity plzyboT for the Hoover
s6Elnlstrztion- lt II be knozn that the cry Leaders II
congress are determined 20 submit the 18th amend
us-t 70 the g states. despite opposition from the
Anr-SaIoon league IN other words they are staging
another beautiful political roz for presidential eec-
ton year II 1892
jobs for the jodeS- Is the var cy Of millions
-D-1nEs fer the 6rlnkless- for another army OF Amer
can voters 4 dry Anerlca Is the ancient battle Cry
CT f1s lezguers and their allies Nov what EIl happen
% bogus party trademarks II 1861. and what VII
happen 70 the ancient political parties II the re-
Egznsnr O. American voters zh.ch Is predicted 81
nzny zstute political p-ophers3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

hhM ~r
- ER EE H-rm t1Ha4 HFsm H
&C. fK1&@ M
#r% EE# w- M M MMM
Lgrg Ezr e twer &
4 MM mEEAH hmw M Mm
wrH w NO. Ua
L<N lW
Emr~F mAmrH ma N# 49, Tess
FEGF E TEE &C. 500 w
EEllm tn~ ara
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

EoE he cersrT-en- q innlErz-lon ms drawn ths
Lne q Canadians k1oZn Is commuters They are
fcznd Il II TIE Canadian boCder cities O. rzthe- the
Az.-1czn cities q TIE Canadian border They draw
Ezz->S c. wages CT the American S,6e and ear and
s=p ard vote q the Canadian s6e- he new ruins
= c-zS-5c
Gr-zng the border Ire 70 take DIAN wages u the
Uzlfe6 S-zreL Derroz-. = Z SAID Elvs eEpl1yEeu-
70 th0Qsn6s O. these commuters E0E Their are 70 -
barred and q very ugly situation has beer crezt.c
JOS for the jool>ss ~ hoze appears % - rhs E1-zn
q the fsd=-zl immigration Department q the zoT-
err-en-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

BT . vc-e C 70 90 ia against t5e British horse
C cc-r1-z s6o--ez = rs<ozu-lcz With increased .ne
lint @ British treasury advances 2 ohe u1e-r.oT-
nerr fund from eoooeac0 pounds s-s-l1E - T1O0ac0
p1-6s ssrrlg 9 from zco1c9 % 5a1G9
II oEhsr words ths nElbs- q Tile -o-ks-S co1sInus
C EnoE s1d fr I'll coet s559no01oo 20 keep u. dole
sEz-ea fr-ctz11s-z E--1 s.S-ae- financial system hax
ben Invented % aid thee zho are without enjoy
men
-o1n Bull IS caring ! heavy loz5. hi I. uIl
kaznc- through He sIzzvS has He has : record
C fnz- cerrr-les CT successful h-r6s-Ing Behind rim
: &c dele syz.er Q Is way 70 ths United Srzrc-7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
BRIDGE
e 1yAssE Ass!s

-A.1 r1z- h1--zaae rEr hzs z-zce
Ne say - here-C rcz-ss re
6oc- vas rloae6-oefnre 7 tee
pan1e1 ho-e 20 az E5ozt ET
Children. and rhsn ! cane q here
too do 1y face over
Yen c6nr hear E9zr hzs7an1
zrrye7-
II dat hear h-n arrive.
Fora Niles tzlse-ec. Ter hzncke--
CHEZ 6sb5snz n her trenblinE.
oEe--roaeed bps
-l-see-- DEr6ee SAD kloHly-
lie stepped into rhr lite rD9nl.
leaving Karen 70 stand weakly
zEztnE- the coor frame. without a
word to MrE Miles he looked ciose-
y a. THE creSs-ng table TOP sn6
mo TIRE small EESte6EEker that
stood BESIDE Il.
-Yoz-you Tan see thai ! cod
c-es1aed nE face before 7 PIT OH
fresh poEcer s1d-sn6 rouge, Fora
Miles pointed o-f. s1rh az obvious
effort - offended dignity. After 7
came bark. while roz we're Ezk1ng
those poor girls pisy the hand cser
again. ! went through the sane 10
tlon-becsuse 7ou told Us a. 20 De-
hive exactly rs re had done BE-
fore
I-xee Dundee aEree6
Pretty cleFer. - spite q. he-rx -
INST frightened 70 death Dundee
said 20 himself BIT nc hac hee-
Just . Ehs6e cleFerer than sne. Cor
he had been II this roo-n ahead q
he-. and there had ben 10 halls ns
ErrzSy face rzEE1e ln TIE -aErenzs-
aes then
lie EsS passing out CT TIE ron.
Offering hts arr % Karen When ere
Ct his underlined notes thrust Itself
Cron his ne-rcrJ-
MAJ I < vo- bridge tz
c.ezse. Mrs. LleS7
Ny-crdre tally Ehs e-aoec
hl7nkzy- -Ehy-t uzkt . Oh TIE
tztle where ! Ezx playing
1t Is not.- DEncee assured her
quietly Perhaps = = n YOU hand
tzE7- and re glanced st the rather
large rztflz bag that lay O. fhe
table
She snztched :. .. szrnr-v avert
I1g her BODY Is She 1oke1 hastily
through lis cnr-e--z
~Tf-sxrE here On T cEr
know where = e What 6oeS =
natter
wEhc-- re-yH Dz1cee escorted
t. re-5i-E Lrle Gso1rere- c.
Mia Selzs BODY En-3 Ire large C
Ez1e bedroom n---rx Ex he &C
So
Dc1r - frlznenec Ez Mar
sal The bod rean rz SER
SIT here rcE-- And -c- slant
haze % sc-ezl II gre Tie signal
r-RE 7 1-- ~zrf yo- % 60
t1ro-zh TIE sz-e zc<ac-k Ec- Cd
before
On e-ET feet TIE E-l a1TErcec 10
Mas nc- 6eS-e6 vanity crezss-
Il Vas czE.nE - he- a. rhe
tine shs whispered IL c6lr e-Rr
rs- % knox ard II 1e<z1 &C tel
he- h0r -1rh we'd mace eff that
hz16 Thsa l-Thrr t7t cErt sr--
Ee- dat tc1ch he-. hus I
EE-I zE- AEzE Sc E--r7@c hs-
EzTrs and -zz zbou- g scream
s-sl
4 Eor.- c-de- assured hs-
gently E1e1 - zao-ec Ra1y
Ee-cE1 . E--zwr ne zrz-
crcxc GO Eat a1c Ec-e- care XXI
l1-r ITO .he rnc- judge Marian
Fzc-7z re wsT- Pr--- berg sec
c1 = Ire --- Penny secc-& VIZ
noI F1o-s ELlez -ao had u~sr neE--
= 70 that roc- thar arr CO fhe
c-lez Il Ter E-c-v rzs r-zrf Dr.
cee ASKED hIlse1 BIT ~ RI
coE6ec mo t1c -oon- 1zr1=z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

8 AA ~
J-zn--a Se-1l = murdered ~
her dressing tzhle 6z-snz o br6se
party. Bonnie Dzndee orders eT-
eryore % take the places -1ey
he'd from tie cez--nz q. TIE
-cez.h hand until The bo6y xzs
found Penny Cram Karen lar
shall ard Carolyn Drake are the
p-ayerS- Lois Dunlap. Mas only
woman friend, s-sn6z bex.6e then.
Fsc-a Niles = u TIRE <oye- OUTSIDE
rftz-s room. telepho1-nr. Janet
Ravncnd 5 Oh the front Po-rh-
Poly Besze and her fame. Give
Hammond. are IN the sraa-1un-
Karen gets TIE nd for szx spades.
and after Penny. acting Is Mia.
lars down her hand Tracey Miles.
Forss husband enters
Penny. IS Mia. jumps Up. asks
him 70 make cocktails. and leaves.
Tracer. followed by Lois. goes into
the dining room Judge Marshall.
Karens husband comes II and
gives her advice about playing the
hand John Drake enters. arErLT
protesting against this farce Dun
dee learns thai he vss p-sr1rz
eclf and walked ORE from the
club.
Drake finally admits that r. and
his -Ite cua-relet- AZ The end OF
fhe hand. Dexter Sp-azue. terribly
nervous canes II with Jsne- Ray-
mon6 The group Is hostile 70 him.
and tne tEo 20 into the dining
room Karen starts 20 . 70 the
bedroom 70 tel r.rz rhe score. rs
she id before, bit co-soses.
NOR CO On With Ire S-o-T
CHAPTER y
There was o concerted rush 70
the Erl Who had fallen. soro.rx
and Tnlmoer1n-. 70 the -oo- %
the hail But IL vas Dundee. zho
reached her first. DUn1ee zr6 rc-
Fer outraged and excited Cd E1s-
osr<
Mrs sfszhzu-nsten. Please.
- begged n q loT voice Is Re
lifted her 50 that her head rested
zzzi1s- his arm. You hare been
sPlsrd.c-zolde-futr Please BE-
lieTe that I am truly s1-ry q dis
fre<S -ou 50 and that re- So-r-
/ hope -c1 NAV . hons ard res
cant bear slT-nore- Karen
zhinpered
Ignoring Judge Mzrxhz--s K---r
clustering. Dundee continued ros.-
y Yc1 dent Ezr- TIE --c--
person 70 &c accused CT this teri
&c crime do you Mrs Mz-nzr7
or course not And vcu c
want 70 help Is a. yo- ear % dis-
coTer mo really killed Mrs.
SelIr--
II suppose So K.-s- c-a-
cece1- Oh = 500
Then II hap rcu II . IT.,
ne bedroom With rz D-n@es
n-crec her with . sl-a or -ssf
To RE Others Re sooEe z=D-
Go bark 70 the exact positions
III lT1-E -ccr z-d E-f-- 49,
nd soz-1 that Tcu oc-u-e<
Eh-1 E-z Marshal ran .-1- -
1cn
7 think roz- ore-dosnx
bo11i@- Csctata S--zrn --rs-a<
-bu'-Su-s = see tn.t thsv r..
rl
NE-n Karen MARTIAL r-1--nr
% rs am D1r1ee r-ke1 c-rn
II hzL h@To11 TIE staircase - -
c1en Cor On rs re<-- c--
guarded 5- = cz1zzz oza--s---s-
nan seated n the 6-eszz-- ---5p
g t1e Eusz-s lzTs-o0 -zS Fra
Alls& he- ssllcT 6zrz fac =,
-1Tsz-c that she -11ke1 20 Years
c3ce- than -oen II RAT s-- 49,
Ter Al E-u- tsfnrr
% To1 rere = here zn.- ~
heard Mrs MARSHAL S--ez- r.
I-es2 D1-dse paused 70 a.
feS-eS .ls Ezsoe1 ---
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

SE1e-c- Court JUICE Tto1zs z GRAHAM of Cali
tcrziz hzs ruled thzt . EcEhs--1--zw -sy vr1re lcVs
le-1sS u Is h---he-s VIE ar =. A- cant step
E NsTte 60. t- r tne hzs1zc6 r-s a-1rx- n
z--1czflc would % TIE work II 5 ue~-- sz.. u
rEz-e = --a-s6 Earrh = q ksg q El7o--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

1
A-C1. Ez- s1 O@.Ee- -z--
cECEz-g Cd @---zNG c3Tz
liz EcsEzx arm ard sz-1-
s-E E-z- Is EcEr g I'd r-<-
II IL Vz-T--z-yc-e wzo Ezz
1e.1 IRE TT rsz-= d k-1=- - q
r1eE----% -D z-e - -~-s
ELls- az Cd s7s --LnE--s
CoEzEz inspector C TIA " o -
---Sre1 Ex C Ds -- - al
G1-z - Tz----LT --
FIG z1E - . 1- IL
Ezzc Mz--%- CE-e- C
TIE Teas N- E- CT
free ears % -s Es--rr-
$500 . c---EE1re EE
z-- Mare -1sz E1rl- hsz- rorE
Esz1E al ARR Ia s1r1srT err
---- 80 aid --grE
H-.- zzEE Ira rlr.H
II g 1e DIR 5o.-G ia
Ma So -oesF -e a- -7rtr g
cETEzE-1-- = rse E-cr-r-e-
FE@Ea toCt1s- Ezzsr-T11s
hls . SET . re- E,1s zza .
7e- W. GO c-E-ss s IF
s.Tss- Ez-s Lis Eze S-- --e
sac c-z--1.<--N Cz-1-.
I'D CO hE1 r-o11 Es-z-E.
Eznc-g C q E--ee- c,-rs- taking
% sEc-e---5c they're taking
z5oE- f5s Es-s -oo---N s 1e
c-r Sccr7 payer -s E- q rAe
E-ee- Mc11sT--Joe Cezyz PRES
Ee-- C TIE Texas Bank and Tr-E-
Co-rz1T----eErr Trends Ez- h-
oszsr-s-- L7- FE1h 8 getting
st-1z -s- = . San Ar-c-l0 he's
rttsl---m . there. hozsre-. s-
sc-e r-e--
Cioser and Cfoser
CE-EsEas, rnz- Car Of or ES
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
Brownsville Has:

l. a population In 1850 ef z2os9.
A mean average Temperature Of =
z Bank deposits. SseoeS90-
L -Four railroads. sesen paved highways
! International airport. five air lines
6 A Sseoeeoo deep water part financed
q The best climate. soil tn the world
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

Department Store SeiertiTitr
he vas s-zvrv and GUM
With q 6eEszror rcS- tur5
And . fare Tzz- Is hl=sk ss : sn.nzle:
He'd that ccld. iT Stare
Thzt r1vss Children . zsre-
60 rh-T made h1- . rig sc-e Kris K-z-=les
II DioEsnss ze-e alive TO-DAY theT ro1E take zEar
lis lantern an f-zze hn U s- tsrring Ezs pspz
Firing Eozsez-ts Tres t-- Eas. I, wszt Recor6-
-hssdt-e- We 7irv the fzlo- n the Pan. behind
Ter Z - t-1e- 70 interpret Ter hard signals
Z seat o1 ire Ner York Sink Exchange sold =.
Cher dsy q re ~ p-cc C szanoo. Ard even 4
that II 1 understood. TIE seller th-sz u : mattress
ard SPRINGS
Dc Yoa Renerher-
Azz- back whsn you ocEd find n rtsnn.a C n
N0-rs Dame football s7uzd7
Shamrock Nearly sunk C Tr1p Bs-k % Ens-a-1-
-hes1li,e- Z nearly sunk z esch % tn races
against re Er-e-r-se- t11ztnz t-c- II. racing =
S---z
An<fnx Fer Sarneshir- Better
-EOs-AS-Y0zz- zht-e- .x-s : . : e.- --<
= -ssx Bcx TE7--5e-zzn- ~ = Rec--
of @6zz 1 zsrszEs1r 1r6-r E- rzz e..s rs
vcE -- far
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

F0zy Bese ard Clrs HsnEcEE
H~tore IRA Elez ErrE M
Is IRIS re o-c= .. y1E- Err1sxlr
D=1ne Hzkrc than g.
Perm. Eh0 EEz E1AEGa1g EEAz
tLG sal rr A1zice LR cagWaF
F11Fe 10 E-nr-EE Ht FNEA 49,
t-DEE-x E-feE-z<E
Eo-Ee SET C. E1Es1 - Rrfnf
T1L F1r-Er Z EEE A-Mrr1-E rKIt
hSe EcL thk WorE x x w&z oxE
- CENT ETer 90 near MIA Alr
! E1or Erz ecnr pAE UE 7 20
EcZner tnE1 L-ArKE EeBsc asa
f-nM tLr-Hr1T. AlE called rn4 1Mr
ErE vsrrEg here Arc ther auzc
tNs rex wznufe I Eaw rrz rr--lE
--Hz arc rim trr----u--CI%r EmHTE
Erc Fr-cy po-Erec fDusrC Gaf
cller OF Ire ruc-z Mhlrh bee nz
CO azEH TIE cn1r Han1zE I'D thr
p1-rh. and CT 10 oLAer anEx 80
r-1cgE tr1-n Eta-L rr trE- n#ar
E-h StE EelI- rad b~~n Elw
-nlre FEnE Frmrw CrE4ns led
80 tlrh r11nE Frra MIS- rF#-
kTE.e-u-v- I care rEznUE IT,
Erh-wrh the rest ~ Tr- hn1 II
-Enec oTsr r5@~ gl- rr 60 r "
co1G see ErTbncF rErr1rK ASA
EranEs re raeso0E-
Ny x-fe - rE- E- Trsr~y
Nils E1rec LIS w--c ETr-N
7 Esw EnHr go uaE cn--E-rhr
rs se1k.rs - a. 81 Z-Are :
TN Co b-- TO- We lD-Ee1 OCT rF
tie T--11RE bort 10 Ea1T usr~F
E11 - %ar c1eK mzr g. - -
COR n-t9 c. p1-rh 81 - r-zr
So ANYTHING
1Erl Dante als-1
thR z-1Er
Ard ycz ere 80 crg CO -
tcl-1 hrr. 6-raE-ar
I-5REr C I<E-r- ElraFE
E-<EE-ec - 9 x-rz-ne. xr~ -
Lax ~ -En1 nm heE=- EA-
fer a nz-EE- s1r- : rEr- -
br hzz1 90 s~ - Lnerr Has
E-T pzzE E-
w@-
--e WEE EhA<
A. -e- E-z-lr q se@- czEF
Ee-r- &c E~ EE-E - fzH-
r1- E--E-1s E-awr-n- E- w ru-r
r1z- ms neEF $50 80
$500 E-% EHats Ia ran
z
va C vu~ e. TSrEN Ma
E-E-r --zn-@ arE@c nHrn-
--K F ra- F Es asa
EC- - ~ &@ ~ @
r IT, Go EE Ena- Ez@ rr-
rE p &E ErH-E
E..1 a. - e1w zT--r ne sr
E=-T L. -zz- 80 - -r rn4
-M 90 T-- - "a v
I'D So fT- ane-- Ere --H-F
T--s E rrl
SID - ~ ~ Fc- Duzaxf
zzF-
wr E-r-rzr-E- II EfraH
= 0-71< - EeE& azv~rr1
80 go --ls-& Co. VOTE M~w
E@-H1 w-E 49,
- -lF1 lF
E11 Ec1 Is az tlE ClTs
h@1m1@ lh~ cEElsc n-r tn r--F
- 1czHe arc ora c~r 49,
E1E& E6 ira. Sr1z 1raa< har
1<e- -l-E crrz- ~-h W rN
c. re
D&e- - -EE r--E O. tr~ 80
re ha1-- - DrE CRufk-
s-1Sr EE-Ere< 1aE@ 10 .
6s-s sas = : :.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

S&@0EM AN - - E
h.-.
-ez. Z, . sooznz- rzns recently
ard E-s- o hloodF affair = r--r-
e
CT . :. ] EzE e15SEE ls--g
Ike
z-1zlk -3c< : szl< - s-rneoz.
sitting near LIE or Is - Il rhe
Ee-ns vas Ire answer IRE. ! san
. fE col1s win o Hr- lcck (.
sad
O. - a. = re sa=. vas -
z-E~E--
ter E=<one 90 q Erk - me
klz-E
and Is far DC ! c,zc sec. e wEz
10 scccenr-
Ecox II that / cred l-z1T-
On Is a. - ire rz-1F. was E--
the szsEsr- ~ez It's kerf -
Indefinitely. and Ire gas oeEz-
% turn red che pzye- packed -
an cppo1e1- an< carried him Oh
liz
ss-k for zs-y yz-6a czzre-g
HIN
Ercere-c1ncz'T @ re <-czn1
3 I1st n TIE cane. ! 1Eke6 yE
ET friend answered NJ . the
game
have c>c51ed fhsr football ia
great game 5-- fnst IL would
facilitate matters greatly Z
the plsFers carried E~x-EaD1.e-E
and tz1d rrEzzdez save los C.
lre ard trozn1e-
r1--n~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
7M Nam SzEM
Intimate Climpses OF the Valleys Alley

A1ns EA-aee1h Chrstzas ard Szn.. CI@s A ~ -
Hand Fer Beth Jez5e Iezn Hznne- Wr=z
santa En1s Raves
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

Scss- nzs zc-. = . ooE.- . --r ar : ygzu- Il
OF Ez1zg ! Esrs1xsr 111=- E-L r@ 6.-e z.
vcE 1T- far
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

Closer and CEoser
Ch-ttERss fhat ts- Of Or -.
hsppres-snd Christmas present.
IS getting cioser and csoss----