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La gaceta., 1930-04-28
EDTORIALES
DE LUIGI BARZINI
Otra vez ell problema de la
Prohibition

De las declaraciones hechas
por "humedos" y "secos" ante
ell Comite Judicial del Congre-
so de Washington encontra-
mos francamente que las de los
secos son muchisimo mas inte-
resantes que las de los hume
dos. PorQue, despues de TODD,
los anti-prohibicionistas no han
dicho otra cosa que 10 que to-
do ell mundo sabe, We y dice;
narraron hechos conocidos, de-
ploraron males comunisimos,
descubrieron escandalos de los
cuales ell p1blico Sc percata
diariamente. Medicos, indus
triales, educadores, polfticos,
hombres de ciencia, narrando
los Inconvenience de la prohi-
bici6n, no han dicho sine YER
dades absolutamente claras que
a nadie sorprenden. Nosotros
las sabiamos, como las saba
TODD ell mundo.
Empero, los secos han dicho
cosas ineditas, ignoradas, quo
nadie habfa visto antes, cosas
sorprendentes. Toda declara-
ci6n SEGA es asombrosa. va ma
die bebe licor; la juventud ig-
nora que cosa sea ell alcohol;
los obreros han renunciado al
Wlsky y por ESQ es que pueden
comprar automobiles; la abs
tinencia americana ha product
do dos mil mill0nes de d6lares ;
la prosperidad es la hija pri-
mogenita de la Ley Volstead ;
ell prohibicionismo es obedeci-
do en- toda la naci6n; estas Y
similares afirmaciones, nuevas
e interesantes, surgeon en- coro
de las filas de los abstinentes.
81 Sc tratara no mas de ex-
presiones de simples fanaticos,
nos sentiriamos menoS asom-
brados al encontrarlas tan O.
'puestas a la realidad. Pero
cuando vemos al mismisimo
Wickersham, Presidente de la
comisi6n encargada de hacer
cumplir las leyes-creada por
Hoover-para estudiar espe-
ciaimente la situaci6n prohibit
cioniSta, alabar al prohibicio-
nismo en- terminus ditirambicos,
no podemos menos que pregun
tar que cosa eSta sucediendo
en- los Estados Unidos, Y 81 la
division entire secos Y h1medos
no es otra cosa que un pretex-
to para ell alineamiento de a.
versiones Y enemistadeS mucho
J mas antiques que la enmienda
decima octava. Pues no es po-
sible que este curioso desacuer-
do produzca hechos tan ele-
me1tales y evidentes que TODD
ciudadano conoce por eNperien-
cia> Debe de haber otra cosa
mas profunda, mas impalpable,
mas amarga.
Wickersham ha dicho que
las leyes prohibicionistas sc ha
cen cumplir de manera mas eff
ciente adn que cualquiera otra,
Dijo tambien que los casos de
cohecho de agentes prohibicio-
nistas son todos cosa de pasa-
do. Naturalmente aun no como
cemos los del future. Wicker
man Sc opone a toda idea de
modification de la ley. Despu6s
declare ell hermano del dorado
Mr.. Taft, diciendo que ell di-
funto Presidente de la Supreme
Corte de Justicia de la Naci6n-
habia calificado de "gloriOso''
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
SOCIALES
(Viene de la 1d.)

Viene de la 1G.)
"Logias Unidas," triunf6 la or
questa de "Glenn Kay" con un
resultado de 1879 votos; los
VARSITY Boys" que era tam
bien competidora en- ell Concur
50, obtuvo 81.
Muy bonita que16 la fiesta
y a ella c0ncurrieron lindisi-
mas muchachas.
La banda triunfadora tocara
ell sabad0 II de mayo, en- ell mis-
mo palacio, en- la fiesta llama
da Gran Noche International
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

companies al prohibicionismo,
es por demas discutir ell profile
ma. Empero, la furiosa polemi-
ca en- pro y en- contra del prohi-
bicionismo Sc sale del campo
de la raz6n y es por este que
da pavor.
Nueva York, Abril 1880.
Copyright 1880. by Pallas
Feature Syndicate.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
LOS REALuS CABALLEROS
DE AMERICA

Manana por la noche, a las
ocho, daran grades en- ell Cen
tro Espanol de Ybor los Royal
Knights of America.
Pide la asistencia de todos
los interesados ell secretario Sr.
Santos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
CENTRIC ASTURIANO

Sc eta a los senores asocia-
dos para la Junta General Or
dinaria, correspondence al pri
mer trimestre de 1880, que ten
dra efecto ell viernes dos de
mayo, a las ocho de la noche,
en- ell salon teatro.
Ruega puntual y numerosa
asistencia,
Jose Gonzalez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

A los habitantes de Tampa
ha decidido ell gobierno darles
otro plazo, de seis dias mas.
para que Sc inscriban en- ell Cen
so.
Los que no Sc hayan inscrip-
to pueden lamar por ell tel6-
fono 1925 al ST.. r. H. Kent,
asistentte del supervisor, quien
mandara inmediatamente I'm
enumerador.
Todavia hay lugares DON
de NADIA Sc ha hecho. Las ma
yores dificultades las encon-
traron los enumeradores en-
Hyde Park, donde en- algunas
ocasiones no Sc les trat6 con la
debida cortesia.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Entraron aver los ladrones
en- la planta de la compania
M Icy Bottling, North Boule-
ward 1908, llevandose So centa
vos en- sellos, so centavos Y un
martillo. Creese que Sc trata
de muchachos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Hasta ell microbes por la no.
che estaran abiertos los Iibros
de electores del condado.
Pasan va de 10000 los cleo
torres inscriptos.
Hasta ell dia II de mayo tie
men los ~electores para pagan ell
impuesto electoral.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Aver, a las seis de la tarde,
Sc unieron en- matrimonio en- la
Iglesia Cat6lica de Ybor, la he
chicera Srta. Jane Chest con ell
caballeroso joven Joe j. Casa
do.
Lindisima estaba la novia
con su elegantisimo traje.
Toda la concurrencia una
vez terminada la ceremonial Sc
traslad6 a la morada de los pa
dres de la novia Y ALI fue ex-
Iquisitamente obsequiada.
Una orquesta de cuerdas fut
la encargada de cumplir ell pre-
grama.
Ali sc encontraban: Vicen'
tina Chest, AHtonia Chest, Ma.
ria Chest, Lily Chest, Tomasita
'Chesi, Margarita Patrinostro
Magdalena Cascade, Luisa Ca
sado Ortega, J~osefina Coniglio,
Dora Rodriguez, Lorenza Gar
cia, Francis Garcia, Concha Pc
reg, Pizzolato, Antonio Conf
Clio, Angelina Milani, Maria
CasteIIano, Francis Salemi, Lee
to, Ficarrotta, Conchita Greco.
Francis Greco, Llorente, Ange-
lima Bueno, Fina Rodriguez.
Una eterna luna de miel les
deseo a los nuevos esposos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Cierro mis- notas de hoy con
un APPLAUSE para ell gallardo Y
arrogante aviador espanol Sr.
JESUS Pendas, por ell bonito y
atrevido vuelo realizado en- la
tarde de aver mientras la no
merfa' de los asturianos esta-
ba EN- TODD su esplendor, en- la
linda playa de Rocky Point"
castillo inexpugnable del "Po-
laco." A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

La fiesta de Mayo para los
ninos Sc efectuara ell sabado en-
Plant Field bajo los auspicios
de la Association Civica de Tam
pa.
Los centenares de nihos que
tomaran parte en- la fiesta, car
tando y bailando, estan va en-
sayando.
Pertenecen los ninos selec-
cionados a las escuelas de Bal
last Point, Seminole y otros ba-
rrios.
Los reyes Buford Hamilton y
Nancy Williford seran corona
dos por ell alcalde Mckay.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Vamos a investigar esta chime
nea para yer 10 que hay en- ella. La
otra noche me pareci6 que sallan
bolas de fuego y Hank sali6 ladran-
do como 81 lie lutheran pisado ell
rain
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Manana por la noche Sc e.
fectuara la competencia final
de deletreo por ell viaje a Wa
shington ofrecido por ell Tribu-
ne.
Los ninos vencedores, los
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Anuncia la "Secci6n AtIeti-
ca del Centre Asturiano" un
bale ell pr6ximo sabado en- los
salones del Palacio de Nebras-
ka. Els ell de la "serie" cores
pondiente a los jueves, pero no
Sc da csc dia porque la "Agru-
paci6n La Columna" efectua
esa noche una function en- e.
teatro de la misma sociedad.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

La "romeria" de la "Juven-
tud Hispana" en- lugar de cele-
brarse ell dia % de JUNO, Sc ha
acordado cre Sc efectue ell 8
del mismo mes.
Esta misma sociedad tendra
una reunion manana por la no.
che en- ell Centre Espanol" de
West Tampa para tratar sobre
la fiesta campestre.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
LICARBO CURA

QUEMADURAS.-El agual ECSEMA FNFFcC1oNFe
caliente, ell fuego, la grasa cali DE LA PlEL-IICA ~ c"Ta
ente, la3 duemaduras de estufa la ecsema, Ell empeine IL sarna
producer dolores agudoS v deian la excoriaci6n Fl eeco7ar ~ 80
IINaoiceS' A!EAnDO quta ell pulhdC y la comez6n de la pnl
uoor III segmua, deJa la paTte Lalma la irritation en- seguida
atectada hmpla y tersa, NADIA y deia la pij tersa v inon;o Ia
DHNiOAAniGEo satisfaction propa en- eli esmero
personal hace de LlCARBO una
Los GOLPES \ LAS TOR ~necesidad.
CEDURAS duelen. LICARBO| LAS ILAG3S VIET41 q
APPLICABLE en- seguida uuita ell do UICERAS los RNpG1C "
lor, reduce la inflammation v hace LOS FTRTTNCIU &c ~ :
desaparecer las manchas amora- con LICARRD c,and, toa%i Ia
u En- unds cuantas horas es otros tratar4entos han faliado.
impossible reconocel la parte Su acci6n al lrc,;ar - 49,
"0""W' aectada, al reduCir la injector
&c D,re y al curar la laga es excelente.
ANPOLIADOS Y CON CO RO CADET IID6 TIT LI
MEZON Sc sienten aiviados v detiene Ia cafda dl IL ~ Do
refrescadOs inmediatamerte con quep poroun dpstrTrvp "I : y
LlCARBO. La comez6n entire Los trata, niipntos con r. - S SDPP9
los dedos desaparece, destruye deian 81 nero cabep,do nn soo
"a mnc uel acluo uIlco y de- tresco Ell p6o suave, espou>
"a los pies en- perlecto estado Jado y frl nte. s. listed quiere
n no 9 p u ~ % pes' eauere Ell G1ldar su peIo debi lamente use
uo de LlIAfBO. LICATB0
PRlMERAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cortada roanux
pquete de nsecto o Merida debera curarse O. seor;5. 80 WG
1Attbo; gu aphcacion eVta Ell peligro de una infection v nrote1a
contra ell enVenenamiento S6ptco. La cicatrizaci6n m0"so
segulda y Sc mltiga ell door. Frecuentemente las her;daS Goan -
que parecen nsignhcantes resuItan serias debido a ne q desso ,a'
dan. Sea listed precavido Y use LICARBO. ~NW
AHBO esa garantizado para todas las condic;ono. nom
Sc ma recoTend9do; LICARBO no solamente pn9 Is
Smo quo 'hiAnestar u oo,r;IaJ "eiece pro
q su far e" eAseh d uso>
LlC~RBo
EJOR QUE e. IODo
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Procedente de la ciudad de
la Habana, via New York, He
go aver ell Sr. Antonio Monta-
mes, cunado de nuestro simpa-
tico companero Miguel Loren
te, redactor deportivo de este
peri6dico. Viene en- compania
de SUI hija Y varios nietos.
Reciba nuestra cordial bien-
venida.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
STEERS WORK
FOR BAYLOR
LlttIefield Attempts To
Keep Up Spirit Of
Pony Contest

AUSTIN. NOV. 5-Flred with a
spirit that has had ITO equal in
teams Of the Orange and White IN
resent Years. the Texas Longhorns
have started cnce again on a weeks
work that has found them hitting
the nigh spots as Coach Clyde Lit
tlefleld strives 70 weld their en-
thusiasm into an cffense that will
penetrate the powerful BAYLOR de-
Tense TN the next crucial Eam7.
Albert Loughorn fans. watchful for
d sign az over confidence or a let
down. found little 10 warrant their
I ars a. thev looked over the first
practice session after the Mustang
7aue. for the Texas team has not
l1s. tho seriousness that Ch2ract-
cried their workouts last week.
The LouEhorns have a whole
some respect for Morley Jennings
Bears. and particularly do they
respect rrhting little Jack Wilson
a7 4 backfield man who * hard 10
whip They have not forgotten his
twisting runs on Memorial { adium
-lst wear. and the quick rt,nts that
found them flat-fc-ted time and
time aealn Combined with Their
--7e-. ~ the Pea~z. there u still
= s-r- SCOT III the respective backs.
Ina. was net quite alleT!atod BY
The win Saturdav
"Doorwst'
On the bulletin board Of the
I-nv-o-n dressing room Is 2 head
lire clipped from the Rice Institute
-.ui-rt newspaper. which reads
"Ri~a Owls make doormst of Tex
Ivy University. and throughout the
story that follows phrases Rave been
h,ue-nrncilnd which make the
tackles iuzt q little more vicious as
the Steers 20 81 the practice field
Clvde L~i'rlAfielf. who last week
received letter after letter telling
what vas wrong with the Long
horns. this week Tas able 70 sit
back and reflect on the fickleness
OF tandem. as kilograms and letters
~ congratulations continued 70
stack tvs WI his desk
The L-nErorns came out Of the
game with the Mustangs entirely
tree from injuries. proving again
tile Old theory that the man who
drives seldom gets hurt The ORANGE
Gldd-rs were slashing and fight
ing Saturday with a vengeance. and
.t seemed almost impossible that
any team could emerge from either
the giving or taking end Of punish
ment without some injuries to keep
the memory Of tho game green.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05

viii be played IN Dallas a. OWnby
stadlurA, tine Ponies own CORA.
Conditions surrounding the Nus
tang game this esson resemble
c.oSlly those Of 1928 when the Ag-
gies last went 70 Dallas % meet
an S. M u. eleven That year the
A and NJ team like the one OF this
year. had made two unsGCc- ssfCl
conference starts and was resting
at the bottom OF the conference
heap. IN a game with the Denton
teachers the weel. preceding the >
NJ. u tilt. the "A and " coaches
gridlTon. the first real test Of which
vas expected IN the Mustang game
Ponies Favored
The Ponies were strong l4yorl-es
TO win the conference title and
wire given a decided cage over the
Maroon ana white eleven. bu. from
he opening gun II was evident
that something more than OTdln-
AIRY football was going 10 be LeCes-
sary to stop the boys from AggIc
land. In the opening minute on
play the Aggies had put across q
touchdown and III the succeeding
80 minute they scored twice more.
running their total 10 II points
II was only by dent Of a desperate
come back that the Mustangs we're
able 10 knot the count before the
final gun was fired.
All IN al. the coming game prom
:ses 10 present one OF the most
colorful scenes Of the season. both
OH the field and IN the stands
where the leather lungs Of the
khaki clad "A and NJ cadets and tho
strains from the lO0-piece n and NJ
hand will VIC with the S NJ U. stu
dem BODY and band for roofing
honors. The s w u game has been
DESIGNATED officially for corps trip
bv the Aggie cadets who viii reach
Ealles Saturday morning on three
spec al trains and will parade i'm
uediatelv upon their arrival.
Farmers Work Hard
Coach Matty Bell S putting the
Aggles through z rigorous round
oi ~prtparaJlCA this week 10 smooth
OH the rough cages evIdtnt IN THE
play Of his Ievamped backfield last
Weekend The showing made b.
the chsnged-up backfle!d last sat-
uTday with Light Horse Harry
Stiteler. 137-pound flash who pass
ed, ran and led his team u victory
over the Gentlemen. al quarter 7.
Pete Hewitt. lett half, and Walter
DAVIS. right half indicates the
changes made for the Centenary
game Will become permanent.
The fourth position III the back
field will likely remain uncertain
until the latter part OF the week.
since Capt. Bull Floyd. who has
been nursing an injured knee since
the opening or the season, received
additional injuries which NAV keep
him on the sidelInes the remain
der Of the season. Il is likely that
the assignment viii fall 70 J. o.
Woodman who has alternated with
FLOYD most Of the season. The re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
YOUNGSTERS
ARE SHINING
Rice Has Jamerson While
loads Have SPearmsn
To Offer

FORT WORTH. NOV. 5.-Wnsn
the champion Texas Christian
Horned Frogs tackle the Rice owls
in Houston next Saturday. Il Will DC
a battle between the two eleyens II
the southwest who are relying on
their sophomore talent for their
success.
With the exception AZ the Owl
captain. a guard and an end tha-
are seniors. most Of the entire
eleven IS composed Of second-year
men
On the Frog roster is found a vet
Gran backfield. composed al two
seniors. one junior and bit one
sophomore. hlt mos. Of the Chris
tians line. both starters and re-
serves. comes from the sophomore
class.
In many instances at the Houston
institute. sophomore regulars of
last year were forces " surrender
their positions 70 the great array
Of talent tina Coach Jack Neanh1r
wear. This h7e rCt been the ease ~
the Texas Chris ians. because thu
three-vea~ al clbilifv rule claimed
~cst n the lire stars ~ last year
IN tv0 instances TIVE friedman l.1e
MI '--. wear wa~ tra~nFnianted into
-arSit9 material for this season
JlmCrsCn stars
In Jamerson. from lh7 RIO
CTande. each Neagher has 2
dOu1tedy the mos. sensational
sophomore back IN the SOU Invest,
and In Coker OF Temple, the Dr.s-
col BOYS wallace. Y great pUuter
and Seman GquIres Of Cilhurne. the
RiCe followers CAN boast XVII some
-rea. grid material that should be-
come a.l-ColfegeuCe timber before
they complete their three years OF
eligibility
Coach Schmidt boasts ~ a c-r-
tain ID W 5pelrman a- h-s CUT
standing so7hcm-re r1-E In the
tit with ti-a ABILENE C2r-s -ans
last Saturday. oo-arE-an ran
thrOuEh the opposing team On the
Kickoff for the sacold touchdown
Of The afternoon In the forward
wall. Line Coach Fear Wolf viii
put johnny VaUzht guard. and Bln
Boswell and Foster Howell TACKLES.
against any sophomore material IL
the conference n an the games.
Vaurhf has shown worlds of power
IN both cffeuse and defense Al
C3rc7c Station agains' the hTc!es.
Ben Boswell turned w ths greatest
game nc n career za-rzt the vet
ran tF-ie 1-reren H0we'l has also
bowed great form t1 several ~ The
Its
Cocker Landed
On tho WiIr position. tLe Rice
fans are laud-us the po-entallt-es
~ Jeff eek ", " sophomore from
Temple. 10 the skies bud n SelE-
ED of Abilene and PrGlt- Of Waco.
the Frogs probably have TIL edge.
Last year both schools boa -ed D.
their = an freshman team. and
since conference ruling prohibits
freshman teams az The conference
from playing each other. there was
no way OF settling the dispute
ether than by comparison Of scores
gains. Terr.ll Prep. the only team
t-g- rlGycd both the PollIwogs and
the Rice freshmen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Scorpions Sharpen SINGERS for Aggie Fish

mainder Of the Aggie squad came
through the Centenary battle un-
scathed with the exception OF
George Lord, brilliant sophomore
guard. who was t-s,n from the
game with an injured ankle. Lord
Il expected tO round into shape IN
time for the Mustang tussle. how
~ver Horace Danshv. reserve quar-
ter. Is still out with a shoulder in
lured in practice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
ROYAL TOY RINER

LONDON. Nov 5-The position
OF Roysl ~Shopvalker n the Royal
Family Is ooen hfter . years Of
service. John n. LOvendahl has re-
tired from thai position. II was he
who showed the Prince Of Wales
to toy departments everv Christmas
when he was q small boy He has
helped Princess Marv choose books
since her childhood DAYS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Farmers Hope to Pull Fast One
Ponies at Dallas Saturday

COLLEGE STATION. Nov. s.
Cheered BY their 7-6 upset OF the
Centenary Gentlemen and inspired
BY a desire TO score a conference
victory, Coach Matty Bells Texas
Aggies Saturday viii attemp. TO
climb out Of the cellar in the con-
ference percentage table az the
expense ar the s NJ u Mustangs
OF Coach Ray Morrison The game
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Harlingen Speaker
Raps Crossing Rio
Especial 70 The Herald.

HARLINGEN. Nov. 5.-Crossing
the Rio Grande to 20 to Natamo-
ros 10 drink Intoxicating LIQUORS.
was one Of the things hit by Miss
Grace Madison. field worker from
national Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union headquarters who
spoke Before the Kiwanis Club al
the Christian church -lesdav.
Miss Madison Is to speak at The
Baptist churches here and in ether
Valley towns.
The Kiwanians discussed the mat
ter RI purchasing uniforms for the
high school band and other bust
ness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Especial to The Herald.J

TDINBURG. Nov. Big John
McCauley smeared three San An
tonic Junior college players and
tore the San Antonio college line
into tiny pieces here MonGay after
noon 10 lead the Edinburg College
Broncs 70 a 45-i2 victory over the
visitors.
Coach Foster started nine second
string BroncS against the Santone
boys and the visitors piled up two
touchdoTns-all they made during
the gsme-in the first four minutes
OF play. When the first string
Broncs went into the fray about the
middle OF the first quarter. the
ball "a never out OF San Antonio'S
territory.
For the first time this season
Edinburgs aerial attack funtioned
TO almost perfection. although dur
inC the last few minutes OF the
game the Broncs became somewhat
wild when they hurled the ball.
John Barnum. powerful Edinburg
end. and heretofore erratic pass re-
ceiver speared Big Macs offerings
from every angle this afternoon TO
give the San Antonio bows more
grief than they have experienced
TO date this scason.
San Antonio kicked off IN the
opening frame ar the game. Edin-
burg Vss held for downs on their
oTn 12-vard line and ,Trolllnzer
tried 70 kick out OF danger. Bu-kner.
San Antonio back. took the kick
and ran fer a touchdown On the
third plav of the game. Edinburg
received the ball again and Roberts
fnmbled on his oVn la-vard line.
Thcrne. Son Antonio Quarter. re-
covered tho ball and IN the new
plav RAISED il to Burtnar. who went
over for the second .San'ore touch
down of The gsms-and their last
one
Coach Foster then serf In his
first string men and he fun reall~
began. n was San Antcnios bah
and Thorne passed n Puckner 70
complete If for IS Yards. On the
next piav. NcCauIev thew Rr-knar
for , 2n-vsrd l.s- E1inburg 70
r7ve-e1 the ball on ? tumble ans
N-C,ulev g. loos. fo- ? 2l yard
run
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
SNAKES KILL MANY

DELHI. Nov. 5-A survey taken
Of deaths caused by snakebite in
india shows that about 81 nm rer-
sons died from that cause in 1929.
Tigers. wolves. crocodiles. bears and
hyenas took a toll OF about 1000
lives
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Dist. Eight
This Weeks Schedule

Iuis week SCnedule
Kerrville at Austin.
Main Avenue at Alamo Heights
al San Antonio.
Corpus Christi at Laredo.
Robstown at Harrington Cnoncon-
ference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05

This Weeks Schedule
Vernon at Amarillo.
Pampa az Electra
Plainview at Wichita Falls
Quanah at Lubbock
Childress idle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-05
Dist. Two

This Weeks Schedule
Breckenridge al Abilene.
Sweetwater at Big Spring
Ranger at Cisco.
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Phi Beta Kappa, founded Decent
Der ). I775. At the College OF VII
liam and Mary. williamsburg. va.
was the first American Greek Let-
ter society
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Robert. Gets Aua-

As the second dusrtsr started
Roberts made 2 beautiful l2-vard
ain after he had been henmed IN
or a run around left end He
doubled IN his tracks and ran III
The right rideline for the l2-va-d
cain. On the next plav NcCaulPv
raised 10 yards u Duncan and
then Big Mac took the nall. DlOWed
through the San Antonio lire for
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Air Ma, Schedules

n FOR ras mail oetween
Bro-rsvfll. r Bsilas "a
~ The o~ostaffict department. a. fol.
lows
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Standing of "A; Teams

This Weeks Schedule
NO games scheduled.