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TITLE FIGHT
MONDAY NIGHT
lsne .ial 70 The Herald.l

HARLING.- N, Aug. "A real
action program with the worlds
miodleweight title at stake has
been arranged by Promoter Chesty
Stephens for presentation in the
Fair Park arena here on Monday
night.
Champion George Sauer will be
seen in defense OF his crown a -ainst
the onslaught of a man new 70
these parts. but nevertheless as
tough q challenger as could be ask
Cd i-T.
Cowboy Teddy Waters OF Mon
tana is a rough riding wearer Of
chaps who looked at the wrestling
game, NV that it was good and
deserted COWS for tin ears. Sport
critics all over the country have
hailed him as a smaller editicn OF
Billy Edwards, the rough and tough
sensation-maker from Dallas.
He says that thew don't make
champions too rough for him TO
meet them. He is one Of the three or
four main ccntenders for the
middleweieht honors who have
stamped in this territory to take a
shot at the crown. When Gus Kali
Ito came to south Texas wearing
the title. these contenders started
south. They are arriving 70 find the
crown Nesting on the brow or the
German. Sauer. but that Just pleas
rs them all the more-at least until
they feel the power OF the marvel
arm stretch.
Waters Is a determined person.
however, and hopes To have his
Wav.
The semi-final hasn't been book
Fl vet. but will offer the popular
Walter Strafton Of Leetonia. Ohio.
against some outstanding middle
--~-4 c.------ S--s---s
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Home runs. Stuvengen. Bischoff.
Three base hit. Soluble. Two base
hit Martin. Base on balls. off
Newman 3: Martin 5; Mallett l.:
Wendt /: Brancheau /. Struck out.
b. Martin /: BY B~rancheau /. Pitch
er's record: 6 hits 5 runs off Becker
III % inning: 5 hits 3 runs off
Wendt in ? 2-3 innings S hits 4
runs off Brancheau in 4 2-3; 8 hits
3 runs off Newman in 2; Martin
none and none in 2: off Mallett !
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Farmer Slain by Son
In Quarrel Over Car

WILLS POINT. Tex. aug. D.
lPi-L. g.. Thomas. so. farmer.
was shot and instantly killed to-
night on a street here.
His son. L. B. Thomas. Jr. q
surrendered TO City Marsf j. II
Harris and was released under
$500 bond.
Officers said they learned the
parent attempted to take posses
sion of ar automobile and a
quarrel resulted. eliminating ir
tHa eh--A+--
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Runs batted in. Cashion 2. Nc
Clauahan 2. Willingham. Morse 2.
Holman, Huarte 3. Urban. Krauss.
Two base hits Cashion, j. Moore.
@. Moore. Kinney. Home runs. Nc
Clanahan, Holyan. Stolen bases,
Tuero. Cashion. Sacrifices. Morse.
Tuero 2. Krauss. Hits and runs off
Adkins 2 hits 2 runs Il earned in
l-3: Meadows 5 hits 4 runs tall
earned) in 3 innings. Losing pitch
er. Adkins. Struck out by Tuero 2.
Kinney 6. BatSmen hit. by Mead
ows tMueller); by Kinney CHuston).
Wild pitch, Meadows. Left on base,
Shreveport 10; Dallas 9. Earned
runs. Shreveport 7; Dallas 5. Doub-
le plays, Urban TO Michaels TO Morse.
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Indians Ia, Browns 4

ST. LOUIS. Aug D. Both
George Blaeholder and Herman
Hoishouser were pounded hart by
a determined Cleveland tribe which
defeated the St. Louis Browns here
today. IL to : for its second on
secutive victory Of the series. Hold
app. Cleveland second baseman.
was a main cog IN lis teams vic
tory. batting in five runs with a
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Runs batted in-Cochrane, SIM
mons 2. Foxx 2, Miller. Webb. burst
Two base hits-Cochrane, Simmons
2. Home run-Webb. Stolen base
Simmons. Sacrifices Foxy 2
Double play-Foxx and McNair.
Left on base-Boston 7. Phlladel-
phia s. Base on balls-Off Morris
6; off Smith /: off Shores !. Struck
out-By Morris 2; by Smith 3; by
Shores 2. Hits-Qff Morris ; IN 4
innings: off Smith 2 in 5 innings
Passed ball-Heving. Losing pitch
er-Morris.
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Sens Beat Yanks

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-4I-Nith
4 chance to take second place. the
Yankees failed today to overcome
Washington's spell and dropped
leeper INTO third with a double
defeat. The Senators made it IL
victories in Is games against New
York this year BY winning both
games Of the double header, 8 to 3
and 8 10 5.
Heinie Manush led the Senators.
hitting one home run in the first
game and two in the second. Babe
Ruth connected for homer number
80 IN the second game with Fred
Marberry pitching. Reese also hit
for the circuit.
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Z-6allcd LOT McENON n TN
zz-Batted for Holloway in 9th.
Washington ..... i03 4l0 000-9
New York ...... 900 900 20l-3
Runs batted in-Cronin ?. West.
Bluege. Judge 2, Spencer. Manush
Ruffing. CObs, Larry Two base hits
-Dickey. Crorin. Judge. Spencer.
Three base hives. Home run
Manush Sacrifice-Lazzeri. Double
pIavs-LaZzeri, Reese and Gehrig.
Left on base-New York 9. Wash
nEton g. Base on balls-off John
son g.. Jones =. McEvOy ]. Struck
out-by Johnson 5; Jones 3; Hol-
loway ? Hits off Johnson 6 in 3.
trone out in 4'h): McEvoy 5 in a.:
Holloway , in 2. Wild p~itch-N.ohN-
son Losing pitcher-Johnson.
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Runs batted in-Peel 2, Leslie 5,
Mishkin .. Holm 3, Ballew :. Bind
er. Flippen. Hargrc <. Stolen base
Burns, Sacrifices-Flippen. Mish-
kin. Burns. Ballew. Selph and Peel
Two base hits-Peel. Nishkin, KOtt.
Binder. holm. Three base hits
Ballew ,. Holm. Leslie. Double
playS-Smith TO Leslie: Flippen to
Dondero to Leslie. Innings pitch
ed. by Stout : I-3. 3 hits 4 runs. BY
Smith 6. 10 hits 6 runs. BY Payne.
3 %. Cnone out in 9th). 5 hits s
runs Base on balls-off Stout 5,
Smith 3, Judd .. Struck out-By
Stout 5; Smith 4: Judd 1: Har-
grove !; Payne ,. Wild pit ehes-
Smith. Hargrove. Hit BY pitched
ball-By Harerove Mishkinl. Win
ming pitcher-Iiargrove. Losing
nitcher-Payne. Left on base
Houston II: San Antonio 8.
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Educators to Visit
East Texas Counties

AUSTIN. Aug. :. sP-Forty-two
counties of east Texas Will be visit
ed next week by membtrs Of the
state department OF education. :.
M. N. Mars. State Superintendent
of Public Instruction, anncznced
today.
The tour will be pe~rpetuaticn Or
a custom of sending speakers To
the various counties and visit and
counsel with school officials.
Superintendent Mars itinerary
follows:
Tuesday Aug. 5. Anderson. Grimes
county: Wednesday. Huntsville.
WAFER county: Thursday, Goveton,
Trinity county: Friday. Nacord0-
ches county: Saturday. Crockett.
Houston county.
More than $4,000. 000. 900 Of Ger
-~----f- r~~N~nv- sr srvr-%n~ rh~~@d
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Cats Move Up

FORT WORTH. Aug. 2-lP-The
Fort Worth Cats moved into second
place in the second half race Of the
Texas league with a 5 70 3 victory
over Wichita Falls in the opening
game of the series today. Dick Nc
Cabe mastered the Spudders. Flor
rid and White we're the Panthers
victims. Fort Worth grabbed the
game with four runs in the fourth
inning. chasing Florrid from the
mound.
The crOrp-
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and none in 5. Losing pitcher Beck
Winning pitcher. Newman.
Passed ball, Bischoff. Wild pitch.
Brancheau. Hit by pitched ball. by
Wendt CWise). by Brancheau. Slap
Teton, by Newman CBischofD. Double
plays, Pet 10 Wordsworth to Stu
vengen: Soluble TO Holley 10 SLAP
Teton: Holley to Bouton to Staple
ton 2. Left on base. Beaumont g.,
Waco 8. Runs batted IN. BlsChoif.
Stuvengen 2. Bouton. Soluble ?.
Eckhardt, SILVER, Wade 2, Wise 8,
Martin.
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Z-Batted for Mahaitcy N 5tn.
zz-Batted for Quinn IN 18th.
Runs batted in-Haas 3. COch-
rane ,. Simmons .. Grove. Webb 2,
Ours Berry ,. Wa~st,er. Two-hc-e
hits-Durst ,. MacFavden. Coch-
rare Haas. Grove. Home runs
Berry. Simmons Stolen base
Reeves. Sac-ifices-Web5. Todt.
MacFavden. Ea~nshaw, burst
Double plav-F0xN. McNair TO Fox.
Left on base-Boston q. Philadei-
phia III Base on 5alls-Of Mac
Fayden ?. Durham ~ Rommel y.
ATahaffey Q. Quinn d. Earnshaw 2
Struck 0ut-B- MacFayden 2. Ma
haffey .. Htts-OI MacFayden "a
in z l-3 innings. CIT Durham I ~
| 10: OF Rommel Z III J %. off
Mahaffey 9 IN 3 10. off Quinn q
in .. of EarushaW I IL !. Cnone
out III 9Th. eli Grove ? in J.. Pass
ed ball-Coehrane. Winning pitch
er-Grove. Losing pitcher-Dur-
ham.
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SAN ANTONIO. Aug 2-R-San
antonio went into the yLn 1nnAns
.uur runs beAlnu tonight, but over
anne the lead TO beat Houston 10
o g.. Hargrove. VINO had relieved
-mith in the box for san Antonio,
-tarted the big rally that enaea
MY afJer five runs mad crossed the
ian, with TWO out in the ninth.
Hargrove again came 10 bat IN
he last frame, after the Tribe mad
yattec around, and drove the win
ming run.
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Two base hits. MaIlon. SACRIFICES,
Fitzgerald. Tavener. Innings pitch
ed. bv Florrid 3 2-3, 4 runs 8 hits.
Base on balls. off McCabe 8; White
/. Struck out. by McCabe 3 wild
pitch Florrid. Double plays. Storti
TO Burns. Stolen base, Burns. Bet
tencourt, Euler.
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Cubs Slump

BEAUMONT. Aug. 2-tPl-Del
Pratt's league leading Waco Cubs
sun blind this afternoon. max
ing seven costly errors behind the
pitching OF three toSSers as
Beaumont romped away with a u
to 3 decision. The night owls Of
Pratt went hayw1re at their batting
as well. getting but four hits off
three Exporter toSSers during the
game. Two games r scheduled
Sunday with an off dav Monday.
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RullS DdlLeu M-HOudpp ., AVtI-
i'll. Goldman. Kress 2, l.. Sewell 2,
Porter. Melillo. Two base bits
Goldman. Hodapp. L. Sewell. Three
base hit-Badgro. Home runs
Hodapp. Averill. Kress. Melillo.
Sacrifice-Morgan. Double plays
Morgan Cunassisted): Melillo to
Kress TO Schultz 2. Left on base
Cleveland 3: st. Louis S. Base on
balls--Off Hudlin 1; Blaeholder 2;
Holshauser /. Struck out-By Hud-
lin 2. Blaeholder 5: Holshauser 3.
Hits-On Blaeholder z in 3 innings.
none out in 4thl: off Holshauser Z
i'm s innings. Wild pitch-Hudlin.
Losing Observation-Disclosures.
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SHREVEPORT
DOWNS DALLAS
Exporters Lay Willow On
Waco in Daylight
Contest 1928

DALLAS, August 2-tP- The
Shreveport Sports advertised their
arrival today with a 8 TO 4 victory
over the Dallas Steers, outhitting
them twelve to 9. Mechanism and
Holman of the Sports clouted hon.
ers. The Steers used three pitchers
in an attempt to gain an advantage
over the uncanny twirling arm OF
Tuero of the Sports.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Denver i: at Wichita 10.
Pueblo AZ Oklahoma City night
game.
Des Moines at Topeka night
game.
Omaha 6 at St. Joseph 0.
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BOSTON and
N. Y. BEATEN
Cleveland Defeats st. Louis
And Tigers Down
White Sox
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. q

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2.-tP-A
seventh inning rally netting five
runs followed by two and one more
in the eighth and ninth gave the
Philadelphia Athletics their second
victory over the Boston Red Sox. 8
to z. in today's doubleheader bill.
Simmons hit his 25th homer Of the
season with one on IN the second
game. The Athletics took the first
game 9 TO 2.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

New Orleans Y. Atlanta 7 called
9th New Orleans catch traln.)
Mobile O.. Birmingham 3.
Chattanooga ?. Nashville 10.
Memphis-Little Rock. night game.
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T THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Beaumont ~; Waco 8.
Fort Worth ); Wichita Falls 8.
Shreveport 9; Dallas 4.
HOuston-San Antonio mig : game,
Games sunday
Shreveport a. Dallas
Wichita Tal.s at Fort Worth.
Houston al San Antonio.
Waco Al Beaumont.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
ReSuIfs Saturday

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Saturday
Philadelphia 9-8: Boston 1T.
Washington 90: New York So.
Cleveland l2, St. Louis 4.
Detroit 10. Chicago ?.
Games Today
Chicago al Detroit.
Cleveland az St. Louis.
Philadelphia a. New York.
Boston al Washington.
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Cubs Beaten; Cots Now in Second

home run and a double. Porter,
with four singles in five times at
bat, had the best batting average.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results SATURDAY.

New York 8. Brooklyn s.
Pittsburg II: Chicago 3.
ST. Louis 9; Cincinnati 3.
Boston 81: Philadelphia 20.
Games Today
Philadelphia az Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
s.. Louis al Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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ANFRTCAN as OCEATION

Kansas City Ii; at Louisville 5.
Minneapolis Is. at Columbus 8.
St. Paul IA. at Toledo s..
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Runs batted Nm anush 4.
Dickey. Reese ?. West >. Bluege ..
Ruel. Ruth. Combs. Two base hits
H. Rice. Judge. Combs. Three base
? Reese. Ruth. Stolen baSeS-Cro-
min. West. Blueve. Sacrifices
Mickey. Marberry. Double plays
Judge Ounassistedp Reese and Larry
Left on base-New York 10: Wash
ington s. Base on balls-ofi Sherid
4: A.Iarberry 8: Hadley 4. Struck
out-By Sherid L; Marberry i: Had
ley Q HitS-off Sherid 10 in 3 %
innings: Holloway z in 5 i-3: Mar
berry Z In s.: Hadlsy . in 3. Win
ming pitcher-Are -her-v. Losing
pitcher-Sherid.
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1.-TWO out when winning run
scored.
xx-Batted for Warstler IN 9th.
xx..-Ran for Rothrock IN 9th.
xxyy-Ratted for Regan In 9th.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

Young Men
Suits Greatly Reduced
$18 $22 $50 $29 $33
When you can buy
Hart Shaffner & Marx, So
ciety Brand and Perlbro
clothes at these prices you .
will get all the value and
style any man can hope to
get for his clothing dollar.
A full page adver-
tisement filled with words
would not tell a clearer or
more forceful story than his
short message.
Dobbs straws and
panamas have all been re-
duced more than one third
in price. FIorsheim shoes now
$685.. Deauville Sandals at
$685. and$4.95. Shirts also
greatly reduced.
OF course our COM
plete line Of haberdashery IN
Guiding pajamas, u wear lug
gage, Holeproof hose, etc.,
are included in this store
wide clearance at 20% off!
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I-b3IJeC TOT LaFN n III
z-Batted for Holloway in 9Th.
zzz-Batted for Wuestlins in 9Th
Washington .-...... 204 800 O00-9
New York ........ $50 0l0 00l-5
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

More than $1,000. 600. 1000 Of Ger
$1,000 --1rav is invested ph-~@d.
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Oil should clean and protect
as we'll as Iubricate -
says household expert

The oiling Of household devices
presents a problem different from
that of factory equipment, says a
nationally known housekeeping eX-
pert. Household appliances are not
used constantly and therefore col
lect dirt and rust when idle. Con-
sequently, oil intended for general
household use should clean and
protect as we'll as lubricate.
3-in-One. a scientific blend Of
mineral, vegetable and animal oils,
does these three things better than
other oil. 1T costs O. little more to
buy but much less to use, for 1t will
save you many dollars In repairs
and requirements OH sewing ma
chimes. vacuum cleaners. lawn now
ers, washers, the electric motors Of
fans. refrigerators, ironers and SINH
lar household devices. At good
stores everywhere, in l5c and soc
sizes. For your protection. look for
the trade mark "3-in-One" printed
in Red on every package.
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Large Sunday Crowd
Greets EvanPelists

Sunday was a stirring day in the
revival conducted for all the church
es of Brownsville by evangelists
Hawkins and Ramsay. The pulpits
OF the different churches were filled
at the morning hour by members
Of the evangelistic party and a uni
ted service at 3 p. m. at the Gro
mack building where the revival is
being held. was well attended.
Sunday night one of the largest
audiences ever assembled in this
city for religious worship, greet1i
DR.. Hawkins. The evangelist spoke
from the subject IF I Were The
Devil" In which he depicted the
devils effort to get the control Of
the home, the school, and the
churches. DR.. Hawkins made it
clear that he stood four-square for
the home, the schools. and the
churches and would fight every ef-
fort Of the devil to get his hands on
them.
The chorus OF $50 voices. compos-
ed Of the choirs Of the different
churches Of the city, under the di-
rection Of DR.. VIM. j. Ramsay is
one Of the outstanding features Of
the crusade.
DR.. Hawkins will speak again to-
night at 7:45. and his subject will
be The Altar Life"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-15

II, d. H. Pierce 8, H NJ. Colbert S,
Roy Morrow 3.
Point ISabel-Frei Browder IS,
j. ". Martin Il, elected.
H!ghlahd-O. G. Woods 80, Ed
Brown %. w. T. McClanahan 3S
and c. K. Hudson 60. elected.
Santa Rosa. r. Lester l60, L,
a. lookout l53, M. L. Ross l2e, j
D. Hammett 1873. all elected: c. F
Snyder 88, r. Fitzgerald 80. j. NJ.
Miller 81, T. J. dudley IA. Geo
Peterman |.
Los Fresnos-Gec. LaakSo III. D.
ID. Steele 80, G. @. Casey 90, Geo.
L. Coates 20, all elected: VIM.
Kretz 65. G. "A. Stanford So. August
Pfeiffer 50.
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FOB shipping point information
reported Monday, April il:
Lower Rio Grande Valley points:
Warm. partly cloudy.
Cabbage: Haulings light. Light
wire inquiry, demand slow market
slightly weaker. Carloads and III
mixed cars FOB usual terms-rounc
type bulk per ton $3.50; crates
s4.l5-4.50; lettuce crates s3-25-3.50
Carloads and in mixed cars FOB
cash track-round type bulk pei
ton s60-70; crates s3.75-4l00; lettuce
crates s3.O0-3-25. Truckloads cash 20
growers-bulk per ton s4o-50, mostly
$40.
Carrots: Haulings light. Moderate
wire inquiry. demand limited, marx
et dull. Carloads and in mixed cars
FOB usual terms-crates Sl35-l-5O;
cash track sl.25-1.35, few lower.
Beets: Haulidgs light. Moderate
wire inquiry, demand moderate,
market steady. In mixed cars FOB
usual terms-crates "S1.35-f.50; cash
track i.25-1.35. few lower.
Beets: Haulings light. Moderate
wire inquiry, demand moderate
market weaker. Quality improving
prices wide range. Carloads and II
| mixed cars FOB usual terms-green
strinrless bushel hampers best SD
N "a poorer s2.O0-2.25; cash track
sI $4,000. few best s2.25. Truckloads
cash to growers-l25-l.5O, mostly
$50. ,4a
potatoes: Haulings moderate.
Good wire inquiry. demand mooer-
ate market steady. Carloads and IL
mixed cars FOB usual terms-lVo
Ii. sacks Bliss Triumphs Up 10. II
mostly $3.50: cash track mostly
s325. Fifty pound sacks lOc. PEI
cut extra. Truckloads cash 10 grow
ers-sacked per cwt. mostly S3Uv-
Onions: CRaymondville section
uarIlinrs moderate. Light wire IL
curry. demand slow. market weaker
Carloads FOB usual terms-crales
yellow Bermudas US Commerclals
81 4O-1.50; Crystal Wax uS 80,
mercials few S1.T5-1.65. In NIKE
cars lo-15c. higher. Truckloaas
cash 70 growers-Yellow Bermuaas
81 n0-1o5: Crystal Wax ~Sl.4O-l-7o-
primary destinations Of Lower
Valley movement reported MONDAY.
April IA: eA~-
ncrt. | each Houston. New YORK.
carrots: / each Houston Hoho.en.
london. Montreal, Chicago NC"
York.
onions. 6 St. Louis; 4 New YORK.
spinach: ! Newport Ark.
Parsley: 1 each Indianapolis.
Louisville. !,
Nixrd vegetables: ? Houston. !
each Amarillo. Henderson. Cleve-
lard Shreveport Montreal Chicago.
81. Louis. New York. Pueblo Dallas.
~. Worth. Oklahoma City, Detroit
Blvtheville.
lower Rio Crande Valley move
ment reported Tuesday morning
Anril is.
Nixed vegetables 90 cabbage ~.
heetz .. carrots ri. beets ard carrots
8 potatoes 90. onions %. turnins I.
beans 2. squash. I. total 223 cars
FREIGHT movement 70 date this sea-
son-Fruit 1910. Vegetables 1912
total 1891: "a same dav last sea-
son-rrrit 1T2n Vegetables 1884
total 17577 cars. Beans express :
each Jersey City. Chicago; each
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-15
Laredo Woman Opens
School i'm Rio Valley

Especial 70 The Herald.1
HARLINGEN. April 1.-Two cook
ing schools will be opened In the
Valley during the week by Mrs. WIZ
lie Bell Barry OF Laredo announce
ment was made here today.
Mrs. Barry vii lconduct classes
at McAllen Tuesday and Wednesday
and at Haflingen Thursday and
Friday. IN this work she win DEM
onstrate the uses to be made Of the
Delco stove. d number OF menus be-
ing suggested and how to prepare
them.
Mrs. Barry viii conduct classes
on kitchen specialties that are OF
great benefit to housewives
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-15

AUSTIN. April l5-(P-Approxi-
nlately 5000 delegates were here to-
day for the annual Baptist Sunday
school convention. which viii last
through Wednesday.
The keynote Of the convention
was given as spiritually trained lead
ership, with several speakers Of pro-
minence in the Baptist church on
the program for addresses The
Rev. A. L. Aulick OF Austin was
general chairman.
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TRUCK MARKETS

Cincinnati. Los Angeles. st. Louis.
Carlct shipments Of entire u. ..
reported Monday. April IA. On
cludes car billed from midnight
to midnight).
Cabbage: Calf. ii. Fla. Q, Ia. I,
So. Car. So. Tex. !, total US 81
cars.
Potatoes: Fla. IS. Tex. 80, total
US old and new 500 cars.
Snap beans: Tex z. Fla 4, total
US III cars.
Carrots: Calf q, ~. Y. 4, Tex. 3.
Ind. !. total US % cars.
Spinach: Tex. IL, Va. So, Md. 3,
Ark. 1. total US rs cars.
Onions: Tex. 81. others II, total
US rs cars.
Mixed vegetables: Fla. 8, la. 2,
others So. total US III cars.
Additional FOB information re-
ported Monday, April IL:
Onions: LAREDO. Texas Hot,
partly cloudy. Haulings moderate
Moderate wire inquiry, demand
slow. market slightly weaker, very
few sales. Carloads FOB usual
terms-crates Yellow Bermuuas Us
Commercials s1.25-1.3o; Crystal Wax
US Commercials ~s1.50-1.60. Carloads
FOB cash ~track-crates Yellow
Bermudas US Commercials $1.10-
lis: Crystal Wax US Commercials
sf.35. Most shipments rolled unsold
or consigned.
Potatoes: Hastings. fla Warm
light showers today. Haulings light.
For No. is good wire inquiry de-
mand light. market dull. Carloads
FOB usual terms-double head bar
rels Spaulding Rose US No. Is $500;
Us No. rs few $3.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-15
Graf Takes Air

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN. Germany,
April i5.@P-The dirigible Graf
Zeppelin this afternoon started on
a cruise with 20 passengers to
Seville. Spain.
he Graf will fly across southern
France to the Bay Of Biscay. then
will go along the west coast of the
Iberian peninsula.
Rain was falling at the start OF
the flight.