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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-14
ANTS DEFEAT
CUBS TO IL
Lupe Rodriguez Is Highly
Entertaining; Brown
Clouts Homer

The Harrington Rel Ants defeated
the young Brownsville Cub nine
liza Sunday afternoon on the Amer
lean legion diamond before a fair
sized gathering Of fans.
The Ants, led by Lupe Rodriguez,
earned their victory through heavy
pounding. touching Galvan for IS
sateties. Galyan. star hurler Of the
Junior high rine OF two years ago,
did not have his old time stuff
percolating. The Ants got a couple
Of bad decisions. but this did nit mean
much except additional entertain
ment. as Rodriguez flew into a
tandrum each time which convulsed
the crowd.
Rodriguez, an old time favorite.
had a hard Gay. He was run down
between home anl third twice.
rendering null and void his three
safe blows. Lupe also dropped a
pop fly when it seemed impossible
for him to miss. On another oc-
casion. he was nearly thrown out
at first base when he loafed.
Juan Brown, Cub right fielder,
upset hurleT Espincsa in the third
inning, sandwiching a homerun II
between three s~trikeouts.
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Opening Batteries

probable Major League batteries
T. opening games:
(By The Associated Press
American League
rodav at washington.
P~oston-McFayden and Berry.
Observation-Disclosures and Ruel.
Tomorrow at Philadelphia.
New York-Pipgras and Dickey.
philadelphis-Grove and Coch-
ane.
q. Iouis-oray OF crowder and
nst-oit-Uhle and Hargrave.
At Chicago.
Gsscaro-Thomas and Berg.
SisveIand-Hudlin and L. Sewell.
National League
Az ST. Louis
.1s,caeo-Blake and Hartnett.
~ rouisJohnson and wilson.
d Cincinnati
|tsburrh-Meine and Hemsiey.
EsrcNnati-Lucas and Gooch.
,as.or-seibold and Suohrer.
.ssw York-Renton and Hogan.
| AZ BROOKLYN x,,,,,-
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or VIII
.,ghbv and Davis.
prcoklvn-vance and DeberTys
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Heauers Endanger Records in Weight Euents
HOPE AND DOUBT VIE AS
NATIONAL LEAGUE OPENS

In hand. Dan Howley has assumed
the reins az Cincinnati and Jewel
Ems Of Pittsburgh and Gabby Street
Of the St. Louis Cardinals have been
promoted from coaching 10 mana
gerisl jobs. Ems took charge Of the
Pirates last year and is starting hts
first full season as manager
The champion cubs must contend
with Rogers Hornsby's sore heel as
a possible producer Of trouble at
second base although their weak
spot at third seems 70 have been
patched up by Lester Bell and
Clarence Blair. Leo Hartnett IS
back 10 add catching strength.
Two other teams rated as strong
contenders, st. Louis and Pittsburgh.
must start the season with some Of
their regulars on the sick list. The
Cardinals, with stronger pitching
than last year and an infield i'm
proved by moving Frisch down to
third. are shy outfielders OrtR.ti
and Peel. Pittsburgh Is badly hit
by Pie Traynor's eye ailment. AMI
the fact that Lloyd Waner has not
completely recovered from an OPP
Grafton.
The New York Giant are troubled
by a shortage Of first class outfield-
ers although the trade which
brought them Walter Roettger fror
the Cards seems to have helped
considerably.
Brooklyn. Philadelphia and to a
lesser extent, Cincinnati, are the
dark horses Of the race. The Bos-
ton Braves are slated for the cellar
again by all the experts.
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HATTERS BEAT
RANGERS S-3

REYMONDvILLE. April 1.-THE
Brownsville Hat Makers won their
fifth game OF the season here Sun
day when they defeated the Rang
ers OF this city s-3 before q large
gathering Of fans.
Z. de Ia Rosa. Halter twirler, held
the Rangers TO three runs and nine
scattered hits. while the Hatters
nicked Joe White for fourteen hits
and eight runs.
Rogue Padron. Brownsville third
sacker. doubled In the fifth innings
with the bases loaded.
Chapa, Halter center fielder,
turned in the greatest fielding ex-
hibition OF the day, leaping high in
the first inning to stab q line drive
which would have gone for a home
run.
ANY team wishing d game with
the Hatters should get In touch with
the Palmer Hat factory.
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BEAUMONT In
FIRST PLACE
Sports Defeat Dallas With
Homers; San Antonio
Downs Cubs


Beaumont today held undisputec
possession OF the top rung or TIE
Texas league ladder. r. was the
first time since tire opening of the
season Wednesday that no lie foI
the leadership existed.
The Shippers. previously tied wirt
Dallas. noSed ahead yesterday With
9 7 to 4 victory N Houston. while
Shreveport handed the Steers q \
TO 8 defeat.
Charlie Wade. outfielder. arr
Denny Burns. right handed with ID
nice assortment OF pitching stuff
were the Exporter heroes. lads
giving up twelve bingIes, was r.
erly In pinches.
Although the Atzrnen at Dalai
outhit the Sports 10 10 a, the Ions
distance batting power OF the
Shreveport lineup again decided tbs
issue. The invaders made two hons
runs count three tallies and tcck
advantage Of a brief blowup by thg
veteran Paul Wachtel for another
score, accomplished by a walk. two
wild pitches and a sacrifice play.
The Sports and Steers were head
ed for another tilt today. Beaumont
taking another swing at Houston
Hal Wiltse scored the first shut
out of the season when he pitched
Wichita Falls to q 4 to 0 victory
over Fort Worth. and today the
rivals were matched again.
Old Tom Estell CutpItched the
Joplin twins. Becker and House.
yesterday when San Antonio wrest-
led Waco 70 q 70 70 3 decision. ard
Dondero starred with two home
runs. Another game was on the
list today at Waco.
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Yesterdays EXHIBITIONS
CBv The Associated Press

CBv The Associated Press
At st. Louis-St. Louis CA) q;
St. Louis CND o.
AT Cincinnati-Cleveland CAD 8;
Cincinnati CN ).
Al New York-Nev York CAD g.
Brooklyn CN 5.
At Chicago-Chicago CAD 5; New
York IN 4. IS innings.
At Bostcn-Boston CN 4; Boston
CAD /.
At New Orleans-Pittsburgh CN
S; New Orleans CSA) /.
At Kansas City-KansaS City
CAA) 10; Chicago N) 9.
At Newark. ~. J.-Philadelphia
CN) z; Newark CID z. tie, - in
nings.
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HERB READY

WASHINGTON. April 14.-P-
Herbert Hoover limbered I'D his
throwing arm today for his annual
Big League assignment OF tossing
out the first ball OF the seasons
first game.
There was a big blank space In
his usually crowded engagement list,
for when the chief executive goes
10 q ball game he likes 70 stay
until the end, and usually does.
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Wrestling Tonight

HARLINGEN, April Il Ine
wrestlers will settle down TO q bit
Of heaving and straining here tins
evening after a lay-off for a breath
ing spell.
Promoter Ernie Stevens has lined
I'D a strong card which viii be pre-
sented at the fair park auditorium
tonight. The cards viii be held on
Monday nights IN the future, u has
been announced.
Geo. Poulos. yet undefeated. viii
meet Casey Burgher. one Of the
fastest light heavyweights IN the
game.
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JAKE LEADS

CHICAGO, April 14-(R-Jake
Schaefer is ranked by the National
billiard Association Of America as
the worlds best 1872 balkline play
er. with Johnny Layton, Sedalia,
Mo. and Ralph Greenleaf, Of New
York, rated similarly at three
cushion and pocket billiards. respec-
tivelly.
At balkline, behind Schaeefr are
Reanked Welker Cochran; Edouard
Hcremans. Belgium: Eric Hagen
lacher. Germany; Willie Hoppe, New
York: Roger Cont, France; Kinney
Matsuyama. Japan; Felix Grange,
France: Edmond Derbier. France;
and David McCandless, Chicago.
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Monday Schedule
Local Golfers Win

u. NJ. George and Chas. Pickett.
Brownsville golfers, defeated Pat
O'Brien. Amarillo pro, and Shorty
Stewart or Mercedes. one up in a
match game over the country club
course Sunday.
The match was close all the way
and a fair sized gallery followed
the golfers.
On the last nine holes. George
and O'Brien shot 36's. Pickett a 81
and Stewart a 80. Stewart was a
substitute as O'Brien's partner did
not arrive.
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MANY STARS
WILLCOMPETE
Discus and Javelin Throws
Are Particularly
Promising

Editors Note: This IS the con-
GLIDING story III the series OF six
articles written by w. d. Griffith
OF Ohio State University, In
which he has considered the
country's outstanding athletes
and their chances Of establishing
new marks in track and field
sport during the coming outdoor
season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-14
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, April 14-P-rhe
National league approaches the
opening OF its 1890 season with q
plentiful supply Of doubt. an equal
amount Of hope and the one GER
tainty that the pennant race will
be unusually close.
Four new managers add 70 the
uncertainty OF the struggle. Bill
McKechnie, former producer CT
champions at Pittsburgh and St.
Louis, has taken the Boston Braves
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Another Upton
Yacht Launched

GOSPORT, England. April "a
LP-Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht
Shamrock Y. with which he will
make his latest attempt for the
historic Americas cup, was
launched today.
The Countess Of Shaftesbury
broke a bottle o. champagne
over the bows Of the craft as
1t slid mo the water TO the
accompaniment Of cheers from
O. big crowd
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NEW YORK, April i4-tP-Helen
Wills Moody. worlds woman's ten
MS champion. has arrived in New
York for q series Of practice match
es designed TO get her into condition
for defense Of her French and Brit
ish singles titles.
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School Board Named

fSracial N The Hsr7Rnl
wTsLACo. April i+-M- A Pick
ems. A. r. Lang and Earl RoSe were
elected members az the school board
AZ the election held recently IN the
Pro-reso Independent school district
The hold over members were A =
Moore. w. II Klein. jaw DIAL and
Mrs. Fred Watson.
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Home rum. Brown. 3B hits
Saldana, Rodriguez. 2B hits-Tijer-
ina. Salazar. Saldana. p. Espinosa,
J. Lozano. Struck out by Espinosa
10. Galvan none. bases on balls
off Espinosa three. Galvan one;
hit by Espinosa. Tijerina and Cara.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-14
CALENDAR
TEXAS LEAGUE
Sundays Results
eaumont 4; Houston 4.

Beaumont 7: Houston 4.
Shreveport 4: Dallas 8.
Wichita Fails 4; Fort Worth O..
San Antonio 10; Waco 3.
Mondays Schedule
Houston e. Waco.
Wichita Falls at Fort Worth.
Shreveport at Dallas
san Antonio at Beaumont.
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rrrrrrR IN HIS SHOW CASE

unrTrAx. n. S.-Robbers trussed
lanes Garvey. q jeweier. and
him IN his own showcase
l LIE they looted the shop or $lo,-
m worth OF goods.
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TUNNELS THREE WEEKS 10
FOR

G~LASGOW-John Walker. known
as king OF cellar thieves spent
three weeks digging a tunnel tn
rob a ieWelry store anr was arrest
ed the day after he got $4,000 III
loot.
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DOUBLE BILLS
ARE SPLIT UP
Good Baseball Exhibited
In Grapefruit Circles
Sunday
Especial to The Herald

SAN BENrTO, April 1.-Two old
timers bested youngsters in pitch
ing duels here Sunday afternoon,
Bill Ptercey OF the Denver Bears
letting the Des Moines Demons
down with four hits and no runs
in the opener to win. 2 to O. and
Manager Claude Davenport Of the
Demons allowing Only one blow in
the seven-inning nightcap for a .
toll victory.
Piercey beat Leslie Cox. one Of
Billie DiSch's University OF Texas
products. and Davenport outpitched
Sid Martin, yc.-.gyter on the Den
yer Roster. 10Th the young fellows
did well, however, Cox keeping the
eight Safeties which he allowed,
pretty well scattered while Martin
pitched hitless ball after the third
inning.
The Demons made only one earn
ed run, the ether coming on bad
throws by Adair who otherF' e
played a Brilliant fielding gal. .
stabbing one hot liner and throw.
ing himself or q screaming ground
er on another occasion.
The Denver shutout OF the Des
Moines club Is the first since the
two first games OF the season when
Omaha BANKED Wichita. Z TO D. in
the opening tilt ana Wichita won
the next day I'VE Omaha by the
same count.
Denver plays Wichita here to-
day and closes Tuesday with a
double-header at Harrington with
the Des MOines club. The Bears
depart Wednesday night for St.
Joseph where they open their reg
ular season. President Milton II.
Anfenger. LETT this morning for
Denver but will rejcin the club at
st. Joseph Saturday.
Ray O'Brien, outfielder or the
Denver team, is likely 10 be out
several more weeks, an operation
having been performed on an in
fected toe Sunday morning.
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LEAGUE
Results SUNDAY

At San Benito: Denver 2-l, Des
Moines 0-2.
At Mission: wichita 4-lo, Omaha
"a
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MISSION. April 14-Wichita and
Omaha splis a fast double header
here Sunday, the Packers taking the
first GA. while the Aviators cop
Jed TIA nigntcap 1913.
First game: r II z
Wichita 49,. . oi0 1lc 100 z 3
Omaha ...... 100 Gc2 olx-6 10 2
Batteries: lchita-Cano and
Nealey; Omaha-Ca-lson. Smithson
and Burns. Home runs-Dugas and
Heatherly.
Second game: r II e
Wichita ...... 30 20n 5-1o Il 3
Omaha ....... oil 0i0 O. 3 5 0
Batteries: Wichita-Gorchec and
Harris; Omaha-Smithson. Tut
wiler and Anderson Home uns-
johnson.
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sAnE-AuroMontrEs.
sAnE-AuToMoBILEs.
5-DAY
EASY-TO-BUY
SALE.
BLUE SEAL USED CARS.
Is MONTHS TO PAY.
1880 Ford Coupe

1880 Ford Coupe.
Two-tone Duco of warm desert sand end
COCO black tenders; run very little and Ike
down. s24 per month.
1850 WHY'S De Luxe Sedan.
wells, trunk rack and other extras run
little over 5000 miles and inst IKE new in
every respect; 1885 down and $40 per month
1920 Whippet 20" De Luxe Sedan )
oriEtnsi finish Of ssee green with black
f ender We,ls s%Ge osr cream wire wnses
Flemish. walnut dash and in tip-top shape
mechanically 1920 down and $40 per month
1920 Whippet % A Sedan.
Paint, tires. upholstery and mocha nicai
condition Of this fine sedan is excellent:
per month.
1929 WHY'S Knight Sc Sedan.
ORIGINAL maroon Duco is in fne shape
MECHANICALLY. in best OF shape and will give
thousands Of miles of satisfactory trans.
hours. Come early
1923 Whippet So Sedan.
~. Maroon rirS Duco cream trim. slip covers. =
t oeerihs al Snsankshaft apd practically new
tires $3.50 down. s24 per month.
1923 Ford Model A Roadster.
er sgm 8rs seat newly painted in black Duco
wire .NneeIS, 4 new tires. good SPARE,
parking and back-up lights, I'M tip-top shape
mechanically; Sis down and si8e5 per
month. -
1850 Whippet Dc Luxe Roadster.
SIX wire wheels and s tires Painted in
nesutful brown Duco black tenders trunk
rack and numerous other extras Eauai to
new in every detail: very snappy. s2T5
down and 500 per month.
1920 Essex Challenger Coach.
Beautiful maroon Duco. Five 6-ply Good.
year tres' D wire wheels. trunk and other
extras. O. X. in every detail real buy
IN an ''Essex." See it today. or better still
come In and drive 1t. $l95 down and S25
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sAt,E-AuToMoBuEEs.

SIMPLEX. seven-passeneer; perfect running
order: best offer takes It; Monday. Ma
tional 0B06. 29s
STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT ROADSTER Of
fered at a special reduced price by Packard,
100 Kaiorama road
STUDEBAKER 1928 COMMANDER COUPE.
$500, or 800 down. S2B.6f per mo-; looks
and runs like q new car; new tires; guar
anteed WARRINGTON Motor Co., 3035 nth
NV Pot a.
sTuDEBAKER STATE SEDAN, 1929: wire
wheels; car had greatest personal care. Will
Car can be seen at GA Pa ave. Sc. between
and g. Lincoln 1898. Henry HIT
WHiPPET 1929 SPORT ROADSTER. l-cylIn-
feet condition: only sl6s terms iii 18th
st. NV.
WILLYs-KNIGHT COUPE. 1925; paint. tires
and motor good see this for only $3.50.
Terms $50 down, balance monthly. Pohanka
Service. l12s 20th st. NV. North 0347
WILLYS-KNIGHT TOURING-Runs perfect
good rubber any demonstration; SIS. 1901
F ST. ne
AUTOMOBILES at Weschlers auto auction,
613 @ st. W, every wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am
USED CARS, all makes and models; cash.
trade, terms. National Auto sales Co. 50
New York ave, ne. Open Sunday.
CHRYsLER SEDAN. 1880, model &c new-car
Hnpmobile CLUB Sedan. $3.50.
Studebaker. 1923, Commander Sedan, $3.50.
6s7 N St NV North s5i3 .
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AUTO MART.
WANTED-GARAGES.

WANTED SINGLE GARAGE OR SPACE
for one car, with water, near Wyoming
Apartments. Call North 97l3, between
and 10 am
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AUTO wRECKERS.
AUTO WRECKERS.

Cars bought ana sold IN any condition.
Fart for al Makee. Open sunday wernipg.
ECBEAT HERG0NH AUTO ExtHAN0&'
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Terms and Your Car in Trade.
Phone for Demonstration.
MlD-ClTY SALES CO.,
Distributors i'll 4 States.
Hll 18th st. NV.
noo SOEO
Dec. $3.50.

SEE MIR. BARNES.
1929 18th ST. DECATUR $500.
The House of Low Prices.
Best unused transportation in the
city at the lowest possible prices.
All cars fully guaranteed in writing
and will please the most critical
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HILL & TIBBITTS.
OUTSTANDING BUYS
IN EVERY RESPECT.
WHY?
BECAUSE THEY ARE
THOROUGHLY
RECONDITIONED AND
FULLY GUARANTEED.

1890 MODELS.
Model \ Sport Roadster. $445
(Well tenders and trunk rack.)
Model a Sport Roadster. $445
1.5OO miles.)
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
our EFFORTS TO
SATISFY
DO NOT END WITH
THE SALE.

When you buy used car from
Semmes Motor CO.. they give you
the benefit OF their 20 years expert
encc in merchandising of depcnda bic
dollar for dollar value and honest
dealing i'll motor transportation. You
are cordially invited to attend our
used car display and compare.
1920 Nash Sedan.
400 Series. buying opportunity hard to
eeat at this price.
% Packard Sedan.
Reconditioned to new-ear appearance and
performance. beautiful car at this price.
1929 Pontiac Coach.
Late series and late enough to look like
1927 Buick Sedan.
When you see this one you will be sure to
buy.
Chrysler OF Coupe.
Rumble seat. You know what these cars
are' so don't hesitate at this price.
Graham Paige 61s Coupe.
Rumble seat speeds forward. This car
ton Cost ssSO Sale oP price. s5oe ss sGnS
Model A Ford Tudor.
Heconditloned ana well worth 500 more
than we are asking
1920 Chevrolet Landau.
This car is really a beautiful job Has
been driven very little by careful driver.
Don't miss same.
1880 Graham-P Paige Sedan.
:, l Don,t ran TO see this one at this price.
Lincoln Coupe.
See this beautiful 1928 5-paSsengsr coupe
Ihe appearance is the same as new The
tires have run only few thousand n,tieS
car like this is not offered for sale very
often. 49,
CALL POTOMAC 0772 and tour
representative. will call and explain
our convenient payment plan or for
any demonstration you desire.
SEMMES MOTOR CO..
1870 l4th St. Potomac 0772.
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FARM Ann nARnrN

SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS MY NURSERY
VIII Be open for selection Of Oriental peoples.
perennial plants, crepe myrtle, etc. GEO. A.
WILLIAMS, 1915 18th st. Sc, near nth and
Good HOPE I'd. Lincoln 7lss.
VIRGIN rOP SOIL WELL ROTTED MA.
ton TIM
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WHY WALK?

OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
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ec1HrySoLET COUPE: 1929; rugsl. seat:
Motor Co, 1901 18th. North seo3., open
eyeninNA.
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wIRE-HAIREp TERRIER PUPS for sale;
pedigreed males 44i0 Holiday. on r. l.
ave. near d. c. line. Phone Ayatts. 4e3-W.
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elbows, reds and blacks males and fe-
males. 4 and months, very handsome, $50
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beautiful sreen Duce finish ike new. uphol.
stery clean and perfect, dandy motor. tires
etc; fully equipped; this car looks and runs
like new; $3.50; small down payment, bal
ance TO suit. owens Motor Co., 6323 Ga
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FURNIIURE-H you want to sell your fur
lincoln. Co. Met ssIS We viii pay baIan nee
due and awe YOU the differencs IN eash 2as
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1880 Ford Coupe.
Two.tone Duco of warm desert sand end
new in every respect; fully eauipped: si95
down, $24 per month
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BOATS.

Matthews 50 sinale-cabin cruiser This
beet was delivered in AUGUST. run less. than
80 hrs. Cost s7.400 and will sell for S6,4OO
Also 1880 double-cabin Richardson $4,000:
1880 10 Chase Emerson. 81 miles per hour,
g $1,000 30fe discount on all motors and
outboards. Flood Gate Motor Boat Agency,
18th and Water SITS, s.w. Metropolitan
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Dogs, PETS, ETC.
onttnued.l

BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, registered
stock, show specimens. cheap; dogs boarded.
Dec Gee Kennels. White Oaks, Nd. Take
Colesville pike at Silver Spring. ga miles.
Silver SPRING as.
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ESKIMO sRITz. DsdiEFeed, weeks old.
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wANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs.

BIG PRICES PAID-Do not be misled The
Lincoln Co has no connection with any
nrm in the business. Phone Metropolitan
SSH We pay the highest cash prices for
anything OF value. aos
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FORD MODEL A SPORT COUPE. 1929;
enc very Iittis and IN best q soSStic, en-
A., sns Den, aasnTaonstTateRi $3.50 terms ray
New Britain herald., 1930-04-24
HOFFMAN UNFIT ID TEACH SCHOOL
License Suspended Because He
 Showed Religious Bias

Albany, N. r, April A (UP) - William J. Hoffman. who refused to employ d young Plattsburg school teacher because of her religion, must relinquish his position as principal 'of the Hartman school, town of Monroe, Orange county, on July 1, it was decided today.
 In making known this decision, pr. Frank P. Graves, state commits sioner of education, said Hoffman was unfit to serve longer because he had mo adequate apprehension of the foundations of our system of government, which guarantees the free exercise of religious freedom" :"
 Revocation of Hoffman's license follows a public hearing February aS, which was precipitated by pro tests to Gov. Roosevelt from the Rev. r. F. McAuliffe. of Plattsburg.
 At the hearing Hoffman admitted he falsitied when he told Miss Anna Mulholland he was acting under orders of the Hartman board of educat ton when he refused to hire her because she was a Catholic. The board of education was exoneratcd in Dr. Graves decision and thus will not lose it's public school funds.