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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
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Robinson said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
Seven Are Killed
In Sooner Accidents

OKLAHOMA CITY. DEF --7
<eTe1 parsons were n0za 70
have been killed II Oklahoma
Christmas day
Three csed Is the res1l- C =
grace crossing ACCIDENT a. ada.
They were ReT. Lee HI. %:
Shelby Wills =. ard Po-k Smith.
y An automobile Il which they
were making : tip downtown aft
g leaving their families q the
Christmas 6n1e- table EzS struck
broads5de by = Frisco train
Three persons c1ed II Oklahoma
City Is results CT automobile &C
ctdents and . bandit raid
Mrs Mary JeIle-. %. and Robert
wes-hrook. Is, died 90 injuries
received n automobile accz5@urS.
and Enni- Neal. -. POOL hal al
tendan-, vas SIC. 70 death o. one
OF rTo men w1o robbed = poo.
hall p. K DEki-- II the poo
hall 81 the tire OF the ho-du0.
wzs shot through the cheSs and
wzs n critical condition Witnesses
said he waS shot Ehen- after CIV
ing the robbers hts money. Ne tod
them he had 10 Ec-e
a proposed tr1D 20 q Cri--as
party ended II tragedy e. Tu-z
John 3 Sc1-ir- Jr- -. vas killed
w1e1 the Szt-r-- motor car car
-T1-- three cher rs-1E- q Tt
1zz-T, overturned z--s- z cc--E5cn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
RIEOLI-SAN RFNI-O

With tEe selection q Ez-zzE
Be- zld LhelEz Todd n supper
ina r0-zS. the cast C- Her L1-- u
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VET ~ Ihe r. i theatre. san Be-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

Louise D-ESsE-- Contributes D--h =
the Success O. The picture Mss Dr@-
81 p0r1-zys the cAzrac-e- C Lzght-
ELS vie and while Iznc-S 1c-
h- mother rules II S--een 2r0G1c-
Ions she gives . Performance ira.
SI-pzSsS al Previous efforts Others
II the cast are Helen Cohan. r0urE-
et daughter q George N Conan
wno makes her Eraen debut In tn:
picture. joel McN-ea. jason Ro-
0zrcS Luxe CcSgrzre. Frank Camp
eau J. ~ Ks-rlgan. Ruth Warren
sharon LFn-- Joyce Cnptoa- Rez
Bel ard Charlotte WI
Lghrn-n Is . r-c-l-e that III
appeal 10 old AID Yong and !.
1lo1-1 not be missed O. zurbo5z
E1o ENJOYS e series O. god, Eaoe-
some laughs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26

Ell rzaes &C lEEe-s e152yrc -h<
games C TIE evening when EeE-
5e-S c. -he Marc h46gr c1nb e.
1e--z1ec rhe- husbands c. TzEE-
GzT evening q lie hone C Erx
FrE-k EroEl. VII d CHRISTINA
E-11er ard h-s6Ee-
Fc@1Ee--GS and Turks ca
C15cEss fgxerx. we're 1aE1Ens
used w1-h red cE16.eS Ard To-
pretty CHRISTMAS trees further err
pL2S1g r5e holiday n11e- Red
cz-1es Te-e placed CT RE -z5-E
an lie tales and Other acCtS-
Sores % Ehe game were hang
ar-s1 = CHRISTMAS motifs W. :
-oc-hz-r he'd high score Cor rhr
rR1 and Pred Latham second
LrE Ii e. Hal Was h1Eh Rnnnrg
re E1-e7. ard N-E c Il Williams
Eco1d
a delicious turkey c1rner was
served a. seEen-.h-r-r 1-n- re
snail tables
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
Held In Death
OF Rail Detective

PORT WORTH Dec 2-E-TEo
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II Cc-z--c- With tEs c=z+1 c.
in Lzr1z. p. SpsczI C--E y
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
.uODIe Cdlen lar


DEON
Cap:tol-Lgnr-i1 Nth VII
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Rizito-Lz-6 @ Missing Men;
Bob S1ee-s-
McALLES-
Palace-Jus- IEzE-ne: Brercel
Q-een-Naa without Law
Jones
MERCEDES
CzpIIs-The Big Trail.
MISSION
Mission Thezter-Su1ny MARY
lyn Miller
RAYMONDyIILE-
Ranon-T1e Widow run Chi
czg0: Alice White.
SAN BENTTO-
RiyOlEL1ghtni1s VII Rogers
WESLACO-
Ritr-Na6zne Satan; Kay
johnson and Reginald Denny
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26

liz TcCzg cnr-1e left EE = Te66-E
IT'D 70 L11-e--ET- Coc7 -E- r.
rz-n thsy I'll make --e- h1ze =
A-5EE
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T lz-y t-1e-L = B-0EET
E1e-e SIC z-le1ce6 high E-1oD- =
TEl Is II E-1U ~he-e sze has
Ben ETz-Z for r5e pas EeE years
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26

ConeGy visS with drama II
LlghrnInr,- VII Rogers latest Fox
NoTleToce picture which vas given
rs local p-eDlers 81 Capitol thea
Ire Thursday and Rogers gives {
performance that ou--z1kS anything
be has previously done
As The hz5s-C2Ily idle whimsical
Cd Er2-sr ard C-ez-a-, -L5gh-niz'
B-I JC-zz.- Rogers has Z roe that
zC--z-v sZcs< his remarkable char
zctErzz-1zz Il Tlev Had 70 SEE
Pz-S and so Iris : L0-6oE
Rogers CCes not I'd we oren the
. called divorce sv1 but. rather,
pCLsS good rul g IT. Las nights
suEE-cs laEEEsS q hin and laugh
ed With hin and Il Is safe % say
hat there rs not = CIT eye - tie
z1-se
4 fast tempo IS maintained
-l-C-E-Clt the p--t--G ard ir+e-zS-
-ETe- lag Il J.. perhaps, the bzSr
entertainment the Scree1 has ye-
produced Is direction = naS-srFu-
1C- Tl5ci E-ch credit Is due Henri
King. the Ezl w5o also produced
lCh Outstanding screen SUCCESSES 6
T1-ad-e David S-E-a Dallas z-E
The Winning cf B1-o2ra VCrL-
Is photography 5 wi nigh pr
FEET
a supporting cz- hsaded q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
QUEEN

Sled dogs ~ SIS We
-e l11- a. tt
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- S11 o-a@s have 4O1g -ezae1
---ne1 p-1-a-e ac5o-S f1- the lI-E-
-1g OF --El Of The North Metro
Go-oEyE-A4zye-S vivid c-ana OF TIE
@1zo-zn E-1Ss nov showing e. rne
QUEEN THEATRE
Two teams OF these hrxkiex ros<
D them GOm Alaska, were taken
. the SHOWS O Truczee 70 film CT
bert kc-a1dS dash through rhe
lizard with Ba-na-a Leonard
acle O. them were fron the f.
nous dog teams CT -Sco-1y Alien
O. Nome Sweepstakes fame
Inc animals trained 10 draw sie6s
Il the SLOWS are crosses bz-<een
dogs and WOLVES and While vciJ-S
E11 S--z1ge-S. l0se t1Er drivers Is
sincerely IS any C1r3e--s5 CO.
The Ea---1l6 creatures hscz-e
Pals @ Gilbert Rcd II t-o
days
IRE 1s- picture : : -fi ORA
@ lie L the E1-1S q Cana T-h
7o7ld- As Louis Lhe Fox L q 10
nance coupled wl-h IN ASCENDING
cattle C E1Es Win tns EorznzsS
L1Enre1 Po-.ce- Bz-1zz Le1-s-u
= seen a t15 heroine c. TIE rzE
TC-T. Talrh Hal Roach famous
-EO1ucs- O. Or Gang ard 01E
Personally directed The cast
LrlE1aS Arnold E0rft, EuroDezl
Er-r--~ ------ n- E----
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
Seven Men Die As
House Burns Down

WHITING I'D DEF --7-
Seven -sl ceG. -four Ct tEs1 II
pseSp. Is flames Czr7sd than q
the seco-d Loor c. a rcoz1rg house
.yeS-erca--
The dead JcSerh Ircs- 90 John
L1c1r. -. Max Sce75ch 6. joseph
Behec. ss- Vic-o- NcHeTsc, 81
Thomas KC&Tlca. 50. ard N5cE
Flenick. =. az day lsbo-eS II S-esl
plants FreEsl -esc-ed Eszick
from his bed badly b--1ed- ard he
died last nizh--
A ca-ekSsly 6--7ed match OF
clgzret was bz-s6 r. fI-E-=--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
Pierces Parents
OF Daughter

III ard Mrs Prank . Pierce. C
San Becs-o, announce the birth O.
! cerrh-e- Oh Christmas morning
Tie bz5T he's been named Rosemary
Allen PiE-ce- She Is thar Second
daughter ard Is 2 granddaughter c.
Ms Prank c Pierre O. Brownsville
NJ Pierce EZ s-sS EZ-el Allen
before her Ezr-zsge-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
Confines. G;oings

Mrs Eel V Thseier ard Mss
Frances LOWE Terrell have gone 70
-ou<ton and Galveston. ~here trey
VII visit during the ho16eyx
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
Valley Cities
Christmas Tea Dance
A Club dppyEoen

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
Brownsville
Miss Rutledge WEEDS
Mr. Shipley on Xmas

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-21
Prize Fights In
Matamoros Sunday

"A boxing card will be put on in
MatamoroS 4 p. m. Sunday at the
Plaza de Ia Capilla.
1t will be headlined by a ten
round event between Juan F. Omar,
$50 pounds. and Jim Scott. 100
pounds. Omar halls from GUIANA
iuato. while Scott comes from
Nebraska.
The other fights include: Kid
Reyna. Matamoros. 125 pounds, VS..
Kid Huerta Of Brownsville, 1913
pounds: Paul Espinosa, Matamo-
ros. 126 pounds. VS.. Kid Chocolate.
Brownsville. 124 pounds; Enrique
V~eracrusano. 1914 pounds. vs.. Juan
Rocha. Brownsville, 125 pounds.
There will be % rounds Of fights
altogether.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-21
$4,000 Purse Offer
In Brady Horse Race

BRADY, June 2l-tP-Texas and
Oklahoma race horses will compete
for $4,000 purse during Brady's three
day July Jubilee racing card July 3.
4, and 5.
With So horses already on the
ground and Theo. Dunman's string
of nine steeds enroute here from
Tulsa. Oklahoma, Brady's half mile
track Is being used for grooming
some OF the fastest horses which
Will run the West Texas circuit this
year. Captain McMartney Of King
fisher. Okla, intends To enter his
4-year old mare, which recently won
some Of the mile events at the Tulsa
races.
During the intermisslon between
events rodeo exhibitions will be Civ
en- under the direction OF James
Brook. Brook recently purchased
twenty head OF wild Brahma steers
70 be used in the bucking contests
Quite a few ponies also will be or
hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-21
'STRIB BEATS
P0RAT BADLY
Macon Youth Looks Like
Topnotcher in One
Round X. o.

CHICAGO, June 2l-tP- The
angular figure OF Otto Won Porta,
Norway's heavyweight contribution.
today was out of the championship
screme-propelled there by the lers
fist Of william Stribling Of Georgia,
U. S. A.
Two minutes and fifty seconds
after they crawled into the ring
At the Chicago stadium last night,
Won Porat, the paralyzer, was
stretched paralyzed on the floor.
by the same hand that caused
Sirlbling to ask postponement Of
tie battle.
The ex-schoolboy from Macon,
Ca. fighting in a fashion that
ar,azed a throng Of around 81 900
peTsons. carried Won Porat off his
faet from the start. None OF the
gliding and mauling that has
characterized previous Stribling n
Tagements. were on display. Strib-
ling came out using everything and
ii was a thoroughly bewildered Won
Porat who launched a right swing
at ONlAD4444A ; JGN-dA4Q ldAi AlANO q
left hook that dropped him like a
rock.
Won Porat's head struck the
canvas with a thud, and what the
blew to his chin might have failed
70 accomplish. was finished when
his head struck the floor. Stribling
was all over Otto from the start.
His left chunked into Won Porat's
face with keen precision and a rous-
ing right hand under the Norwe-
clans hear must have given him
a1, idea Of what was coming later.
Stribling not only battered Won
Pbrat OH of the heavyweight pic
tire. but leaped into the center Of
u. He might have eliminated Won
Pcrat by pounding out a decision
in the well known Stribling fash
ion. Instead. he was the killer-a
plcasant-faceG laughing killer. Ev-
crvthing he did was impressive
Unofficial figures on the box
office angle indicated the fight had
created a new indoor attendance
record for boxing. Around - 00o
spt ctator paid more than $50 con
IN watch the stunning exhibition OF
what StrIbling can do when ne
FISHES.
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NEW O COTTON

NEW YORK. June 2l-tP-The
cotton market barely steady at a
decline OF Is to "a points in re-
Spouse 10 easier Liverpool cables
aIo favorable weather reports.
Prices rallied a few points right
after the cal on trade buying and
covering. but the latter was less
active after the rallies OF Thursday
and Friday and the demand was
quite readily supplied.
Prices then weakened again ow-
-tg to the early weakness Of grain
and stocks with July selling OFF
70 1888. or IS points net lower.
while the new October declined 70
1921, making a net loss OF 81 points.
Trading was fairly active with the
market more or less nervous and
unsettled at the end Of the first
..alf hour. as some stop orders we're
uncovered on the break.
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MAKE WOULD
BATTLE JACK
German Bans McNamee And
Would Get Rid OF
Buelow

NEW YORK, June 2i.-tPl-Ap-
parently not satisfied with his
questionable worlds heavyweight
boxing title, Max Schmeling has
agreed to meet Jack Sharkey in a
return bout al the Yankee Stadium
in September under certain pro-
visions.
Before he steps into the ring
again against the man who gave
him the championship on a foul In
the fourth round, Schmeling says
he must have an outright release
from Arthur Buelow. German
manager who he disposed OF over
a year ago but whose contract
does not expire until October. The
German heavyweight also says "he
will have no part Of Graham Nc
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light Baseball Goes Over With a Bang at Waco

Nance as q radio announcer or
the grounds that the National
Broadcasting company's announcer
was partial to Sharkey and made
errors in their June - bout AZ the
Stadium.
Al the Garden has already
agreed to take care Of the Bueloa
settlement as well as finding a suit
able broadcaster. there appears ITO
reason why the heavyweight title
will not be at stake once more.
The proclamation OF SchmelinE,
coming through Joe Jacobs. hts
manager OF choice. follows clcse
upon the New York State Athletic
commissions advice that Schmel-
ing give Sharkey another bout be-
fore the end OF the Summer. This
State commission recognized the
German a. champion at its meet
ing Tuesday. Sharkey has already
informed the commission that he
is willing to meet Make again or
almost any terms.
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BY HUGH :. FULLERTON, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

Recent trades among the clubs OF
the American League seem TO have
been a series Of wise moves on the
part Of the various managers IN
volved. Every team that acquired
new material III these deals IS Civ
ing an appearance Of lev life and
the pennant race. already too close
for the comfort Of the leaders, bid
fair to become closer.
The st. Louis Browns, whose
batting average has been down SO
far it was almost out Of sight, GER
tainly have benefited by the
acquisition Of Goose Goslin. The
Goose. who was doing practically
nothing for Washington. has cut
loose with his bat. hitting three
home runs since he joined the
Browns. two in the past two days.
Yesterdays homer aided consider
ably in the Browns 4-3 victory
over the Boston Red SoX. Sam
Gray did the rest BY holding Bos-
ton to five hits.
Washington's new acquisitions
didn't get much chance to hit yes
terdav as the Senators yer locked
IN a pitching duel with the Chicago
White Sox, but Art Shires and
Heinie Manush already have start
ed clouting. With Ted Lyons on
the mound and Ben Tate providing
capable catching at last. the Sox
nosed out a ? TO l triumph.
Newcomers Shine
George Wrestling. formerly Of
Detroit. did his best to keep the
New York Yankees from losing to
his former mates after he replaced
Lvn Larry, who went out in the
third inning with a broken thumb.
but his first and second hits Of
the season were not enough TO
beat the Tiger clouting.
Detroit started by scoring five
runs in the first inning and won
the game an II to 6 count.
The Philadelphia Athletics took
advantage Of the lapses by two Of
their leading rivals and made their
place al the head OF the American
League standing somewhat safer
hy defeating a third. the Cleveland
Indians. 8 TO O. increasing their
margin Of leadership over New York
and Washington TO 2i5 games.
George Farnshaw pitched a great
came to give the Indians their first
shutout of the year and their sixth
straight defeat. He allowed but five
hits and struck out eight.
While the gap between first and
second places in the junior circuit
was widening. Brooklyn and Chicago.
first and second In the National
League. were drawing closer to-
gether. Brooklyn's Robins gave awav
? close encounter to the Cincinnati
Reds 2 to /. while the Cubs were
slugping out a Z 10 3 victory over
the Boston Braves TO place them
selves only Iik cares behind.
Vance Loses
Two Robin errors in succession
combined with two hits cave Larry
pentrn of Cincinnati the decision
0ver Dazzv Vance in "A tight game
BENTON gave the LEAGUE leaders
only five hits. The Cubs AGAIN scored
aariv as Culver and ENGLISH re-
Deated Thursdays ho-ne run hit
ing act and Wally Berger's two
Four-bageers only served 10 give
rim the Netional League lead with
a total Of 20.
Pittsburgh kept the New York
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Model Dairy Farm
Under Construction

SAN MARCOS, June 2l-fPl-
Construction Of a model dairy farm
has been started on the farm OF Ed
Kasch, president Of the san Marcos
Chamber of Commerce. When COM
pleted the farm is expected to rank
with the best In the southwest.
The project includes a herd Of
100 p@re-hred Jersey COWS. so of
which already have been delivered.
Two OF the animals cost $500 each
and Kasch stated he would use these
as the foundation for his registered
herd.
1t has been planned TO open the
dairy early next fall.