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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
Rio Grande Valley
Farm Bargain

IA acres OF fine citrus land 10
Gated Just 2 Ia miles north
west OF Meal on hard sur
faced road, all In cultivation,
with home. large barns. ten
ant houses. well and windmill
on main irrigation canal. An
ideal proposition fu4 small cit
rus developments Can be
bought at sacriic direct from
owner. on good trms. Call w.
NJ. Egan, No. 4 / Francis
apartment. Brownsville, phones
l398-W. 2l6, or address p. Q.
Box 1914. Brownsville, Texas.
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X ENTERTAIN
INFORMALLY

Mrs. and Mrs. G. d. Carr enter
tanned informally a small number
OF friends at bridge and ~ at their
home Friday evening, Mrs. B. II.
Hooks making high SC. e for the
women and M. L. L=-.s for the
men at bridge Mrs. Z. II. Bonner
scored high in forty-two. The home
was charmingly decorated with red
ve-benas and a profusic Of green
foliage, with table accessories fea-
turing a Mexican theme. The guests
were MesdameS and Mrs. M. e.
Davis, Ralph Salisbury, Il. T. Ter
~, B. II. Hooks, Z. II. Bonner and
G.. w. STREET.
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REAL

FOR SALE+-apartment. frame build
ting, Elizabeth street. Phone 1897 from
$50 to 1850 mornings. or address
xil4 care Herald. xIls
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FOR sALE-l acre grapefruit grove Just
outside OF city limits. City water. gas.
and electricity. Excellent domestic.
call w. NJ. Egan. I39e-W. x40
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HOMEMAKERS CLUB
Is ENTERTAINED


The last regular meeting Of the
Homemakers club was held at the
home OF Mrs. A. M. Fairbanks. In
west Edir burg, " Miss Helen
Fairbanks assistant hostess. Of
ficers for the -oming year were
installed. and plans were made for
several unique innovations during
the season.
Mrs. II. w. Griffith conducted
preliminary drill and Mrs. Carl
Bishop gave a complete repoTs or
the Council meeting r. Unity held
IN McAllen, at which were present
a large number Of Valley women
interested In tn work OF tn or
ganizatlon. The hostesses served
refreshments to twenty guests.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held with Mrs Frank Flanagan.
Friday. Jan. 'th. ct her hone On
the Highway east Of Edinburg.
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AZTEC BRIDGE
CLUB MEETS

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Terry enter
tanned members Of the Aztec Bridge
club at their beautiful home south
OF Edinburg recel ". The rooms
were prettily decorated for the oc-
caSion and during the evening a
salad course was served. Mrs. John
McWhorter scored higi. for the wo-
men and A. c. Statham for the
men, while Mrs. A. G. Statham
made low club score.
Recipients OF the Terry hospi-
tally were: Mesdames and Messrs.
II. U. Miles. w. +. Tinker. Douglas
Mackenzie. A. G. St~thman. John
McWhorter and Il. u. Miles.
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For Subdivision
100 Acres

Located I blocks from the high
school and closer TO EroWnsville
than the exclusive Los Ebanos
Subdivision. Winding resaca run
ning through property offering
natural lake front sites for sub
division. This property Is for sale
by owners and can be bought at a
very attractive price. Henson-Lo-
max a. Houston and Brownsville
Development Co. M-lSI
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MUSICAL
CLUB TO MEET

Mrs. z. M. Blackburn will be
hostess TO members CT tie Musical
Culture Club on Thursday, January
23rd. at her home. All members re-
quested TO attend, as several i'm
portant matters will come up for
discussion.
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Valley Society
Telephone z

Mrs. r. M. Clark read a greeting
from the local secretary OF foreign
missions. which completed the pro-
gram.
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MEMBERS RECEIVE


Mr.. and Mrs. Cole Mercer and
Mrs. George Eckbledt ST., attended
the regular meeting OF Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs in Raymondville. AL
members OF these organizations
have received invitations TO attend
a Joint installation Of officers at
San Benito on Thursday evening
January %.
PERSONALS
Mrs. E. B. Balbridge and daugh-
tiers, Miss Lutte OF Harlingen and
Mrs. Charles Mitchell and son
Mickie have returned from q ten
day stay In Dallas.
r. y. Seward returned 20 his home
in Texarkana Saturday. He has
spent the past two months with
his son. S. L. Seward here.
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SERVICES OFFERED

FLOWING. sUBsoILrNG. chiseling. or
any kind OF cultivation. Orchard care
Tank wagon watering for trees. Bo
IT2. Olmito. Texas. Us
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Classified Business Directory
REAL ESTATE
Riverside Park

Brownsville's most exclusive residen-
tial district. Carefully improved home
sites from $4,000 up. terms. l-acre
citrus groves planted 70 trees, modern
improvements. Sugars care. Riverside
Development Company. and de-
velopers. Sales office Riverside Boule-
ward. Riverside Park. w. NJ. Egan Sales
Director. phone l39e-w. x39
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INVESTIGATES
SUMMIT PLACE
THEN INVEST

In Brownsvilie's nev business
and residential subdivision.
located on 18TH and 18TH
streets u mile from Gateway
Bridge. on the main thorough
fare leading 20 the proposed
ship channel. municipal air
port rich farming 'istrict OF
e Jarcin- and Boca Chica
Beach Easy terms Ten per
cert down balance 8 years 70
pey. Jesse bennett phonei27.
Brownsville. Texas
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HOUSES FOL SALE
Los Ebanos Home

Palm Boulevard. Southeast X
poeure. All conveniences. New
attractive. Phone s65-W for
appointment. Examine every
detail. r. r. Raglan, builder.
rs:
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SITUATIONS WANTED

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper-cashier
30. must have employment. Reads
and writes Spanish. Tel. 1881.
Y-l32
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CENTRAL CLEAR ANN srArIoNa

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stts-wENR ohIeaso-s7o ii9S-TSf.esenn9is' i Hd aH-a+d A'iaaV
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1860 Kuocycles
Daily, Except Sunday
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7-10:3O p. m-Musc.
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HELP WANTED
SALESMEN-AGENTS

Statesmen wANTED-To run Heber-
ling business in Cameron county.
Many make $50 TO SIS weekly-year
around work-no lay off. Write today
for free booklet O. c. Heberllng Com
pany. Dept. 2250. Bloomington. III.
Yie4
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INSTRUCTION

BEAUTY CULTURE-Ffnger
VIKING. marching. permanent waving.
facial work, manicuring. Rates reason
able. Inquire Valley Beauty Shop.
Harrington. Phone COL. Y-iio
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-ONLEY APARTNENT5--2 rooms. hot
water anQ gas &Zo.00 Per month.
Phone e47-W. YT
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
VH|PPF7S CONQUER
 MAPPING PIONEERS
Take Rough Junior County "Y"
 Came by 39-11 Score
Ju-;or County "I" Standing

Tho WhiDpets kept their hold on irgt place in the Junior County ~" basketball leagun last night when they outacored and outfought the N.r9inc Pioneers hy 39-l1 in a rough glmc played at the Nathan Hale junior high school Matthew naIuch gave the Whippets the lead right at the start by sinking four baskets in TOW. and then Wojack duplicated the feat Lane finally scored for Mapping and the tally al tb" quarter Was l6-2. In the second quarter the game began to roughen up, end Joe Wilk received a nasty cut over his right eye which forced him 10 leave the gamc. The Whip pets. however. kept on despite this and the loss of Paluch on fouls dur ing tho last period. Olewnik closed the game with three brilliant long shots.
 Sa'unsEy and Trirp started q fight as soon as thc game was over and . frcc-tor-al was quickly under way, but cooler heads prevailed and the players were pulled apart be- fore anyone was hurt. Rev. Vernon L. Phillips Of kensngton. league manager. was ! witness to both game and fight ;nd said today that he would take steps to sec that the latter occurrence was not repeated.
 The summary,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
FIRES CHALLENGE
 FOR POLO TROPHY
International Year 10? Game Seen il American During 1950
E. |. x. G'EIIIIIN

secretary. United States Polo .t,,u.
 New York, Jan 15 l3-This is distinctly an international year for folo in America, Nt;h the prospect that it may bn the mo@t Interesting. Wn have vet known.
 J. !. A&tor. acting as Chu!rtGdn O.; t1e Birmingham polo committee, the "oN"ruIne body of polo in British do- uln ous, has fired the gun which "il eventually be heard around the world lA the form of 8 ch2liyugc for the famous International Polo Cup, ,n.ioas IrrparGion for which have e1IGonuy been under way for some tir'r
 TNe Snries, consisting of the best tHo out o' three games, will he play cd early ia September at Meadow BrooE, .oug Island. New York. and HiIl br 1Ec outstanding event of the year. ;atvr,st is word-Wid" in this event. II will draw spectators from all O. tur polo playing countries Of the WorlI. many reservations already ha",rS hvcn made in advance.
 International polo competition has steadily developed. At the present ;jt;,s Wo have an Argentine team in tai iOrrja fer anticipation in the iutnr tournaments there. one lucm- ber of which is the famous Manuel Audr,,da. we'll known in this conn., ;,'y ;,s u spare man on the 1928 team. They have one Of tho finest pony su,iS which has ever loft that rouEtry and it travelled for 42 days in it's oc,2n journey 10 los Angeles.
 An excellent Australian team is flaming 10 take Simil9r long jour ury tc compete in in" E,n2lish tour nannrrls this yoar and will undouht- cdlr conn hcr~ 10 witness our in tcrNat,oHal srrios.
 "h'r the organization cf tIc .,mri,'a5. team 10 defend the historic idtrrnaticual cup a2ain"t Britain. is Mot yet far advarvcd. Thomas Hitch cock. J.. will. Of course. captain the American sida again. There is no oNa OH thu horizon likely to dcthronc Ar. li,ichcoc2; from his top position in the handicap rating this year, al though the development of such young stars as Winston Guest has been T. h&rkablo. Not in years has there lren so many possibilities as 10 thn formation of another big four.
 The year. within the United States p:1HanlN will be featured by the de vc!opnirht Of young players in in ;crcolireiate polo which is making 3rr"; strides in it.; class.
 The growth Of facilities and the formation of new clubs is most inn rrcssivc Fields to be Oocncd in the Meadow Brook area this year will H"lriy Goublc those heretofore exist iH2.
 inc officers. as we'll as hanicap. cup defense and circuit governing committees to handle affairs for 1880 will he named at tho annual meeting of tho United Statcs Polo Association 10 be held in New York January -.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
C0KGER MEETS PURJE
American Track star Will Receive d severe Test Tonight When He Meets Finnish Runner.

New York, Jan. , P}-Ray Con Scr, who makes q specially Of beating runners from other lands, tonight will have d chance to add Eino Purjc of Finland to his list or victims.
 Conger and Purjc are to meet in a 1900 meters run at the PaStim's A. C. Congcr finished third in his first start this season ten days ago, He ran the half mile on that occa . sion and was undertrained. He should be more effective at the longer distance. The Illinois A. V. flash beat Purje at a mile in the Knights of Columbus meet here last year..
 Willie Ritola of the Finnish American A. C., is 10 run in a two mile event and Dr. Paul Martin Of Switzerland. may battle Harold Cutbill of Boston in the $50 yards event.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
ss.t1 sbt4i Girls Nh 2
UTILITY LEAGUE.

Hall IOn>t. ( 0.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
COLUMBIA YS. TIGERS
Basketball Teams to Meet Tonight in Eastern Intercollegiate Basket ball League Game.

New York, Jan. ) P}-Colum- bias court five makes it's season debut in the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball league tonight against the Princeton Tigers here
 Princeton has been beaten only twice this year, losing to Albright in it's first game and to City College Of New York. which boasts one of the best lives in the east. The Iii gers opened their league season last Saturday by downing Cornell, 26-lS. Columbia has lost to New York University. St. Johns Of Brooklyn and the Army and has won only one major game. trouncing Harvard by = points. A victory for the Tigers will send them into tie for the league lead with Pennsylvania.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
SOUTH CHURCH FACING
 BRACE OF HARD GAMES
Local Basketball Team Meet West Avon Friday and Travel to
 Winstcd Saturday,

Two hard games are on the South Congre gational church schedule this weekend. and they will come on successive nights on strange floors, On Friday night the local church men will set out for West Avon to meet the Boys club quintet of that place in the County "" league game, while Saturday night will find Bell X Co. opposing the Winsted Y. NJ. C. A. up in the freak town" The game Friday night is eXpecte,! 10 bu Tar the easier ot the two New Britain has already defeated West Avon once, in this city. but the ttovr Of the Pennington valley aggrega- tlon is said to be a trick one which is decidedly disconcerting to , teams unfamiliar with it. consc- Quently a rather hard evening is eN- pected.
 The Winsted "Y" game was ar ranged yesterday and should give the locals q foe against which to put their skill 10 the acid test. The Winsted quintet has played two games each with the Boys club and Burritts of this city and dropped all four. but it has made a brilliant stand Tn each case and has been de vclopins so rapidly that it is giving plenty of trouble in the state "Y' league. The church team will meet al the "Y" at 7:1S o'clock Friday night and, on Saturday night, at an houI to be announced later
 The South Church Reserves are scheduled to play the Franklin Juniors It the Boys club tomorrow evening lt o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
IUNNEY RECOVERING
Former Heavyweight Champion spends a EC-tfuI Night Follow inc Kidney Operation.

New York. Jan. l5 (UP)-For- mrr heavyweight, boxing champion James Joseph tGonc) Tunnry spcn; q r"sttul night at Presbyterian hos pital and today was reported to be well on the way toward recovery from his recent kidney operation.
 Physicians believed that Tunnrv hcrau," of lis strong constitution will be completely recovered within two Wr, Ks.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
BIC rINlI. CLUES O\iI

New York. Jan. l5.-~G' P)-On his return lo New York next montu sitter " vacation in Havana, Kid Chocolate will appear only at big time" clubs, according to word from his Manager Louis Gulicrrez. An cN- ccption will rr m"dr for Mitchell Field club. which gave the Cuban Negro his start in New York. Chocolate promising 10 appear for the Mitchell Field club once each year as long as they want him 10.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
T0BIN TO PILOT TEAM
Chicago Black Hawks Business Manager Succeeds I h o m ShaushncSsy of Pilot of Team.

Tobin. business manager Of the Chicago Black Hawks of the Ma tional Hockey league. will succeed Thomas J. Shaughnessy as pilot of the team when 1t starts on it's long road journey January 25.
 club. but Dick Irwin will have charge during games, as we'll IS continuing as coach. Tobin. like Shaughnessy who resigned Monday night. has played only amateur hockey. Tobin served as temporary manager last season when Herbert Gardiner was recalled by Les Cana. dicns.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
NANDELL FAVORITE

Miami Beach, Fla. Jan 15.-UP) lightweight Champion Sammy Mandell has been established as fav- oritc to defeat Manuel Quintcro ot Tampa in their 10-round bout at the Miami Beach Kennel club arena to- night. Mandell's title will not be at stake.
 The fight was postponed from last Friday because of rain.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
SHIRES WANTS S5,0OO

New York, Jan. 15.-(UP)-A tJust Listen 10 Mc) Shires. bal. player, pugilist and elocutionist, ha: demanded 5000 10 fight a foul round preliminary at Madison Square Garden.
 Matchmaker Mc.Ardle opened He, sotations with Shires following tn. , Texans reinstatement by the New York commission yesterday, but say. Shires must cut his price if he want: to fight lt the Garden.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
" apping Pioneers
 1
Game Thrown Out

Because the Enfield Hi-Y club has withdrawn from the leasuc, League Manager Phillips today threw ou, the only game which that group had played. This had resulted in Whippol victory and the number of wins scored hy the local team was consequently reduced to three.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
Games Io::.%Ii
Hartford &t Albany. New Britain at GlortrSNjllc.


 Hartford &t AlbauE
 New Britain at GlorrraNjllc. Despite its reorea0jzed lineup and the presence in the game of "DuEe" Dufrcsno tho New Britain Roller Hockey team was deteated hy Am stcrdam u a rough and tlcrcoly- played contest in the New York city last night, The final score Was : to , but it vas only in the final period that inc winners were ablr to rally and c,t enough goals 10 defeat the local team,
 For Jhrc" periods. inc two teams battl"d bar'; and fo2th ou the Am stcrdam rink. They were tied at . all after the first session. Amsterdam led thre" to two al tAc end of th" second while the score Was fiyc-all going into the last session. In this period. Amsterdam staged a spirited rally and scored three goals 10 one for thu local club. Stcv" Pierce did the bulk cf the scoring for his team whil" Williams got five of New Hrilaiu's six counters. Each team lost a goal on fouls through the night.
 Giu,Crs,Il2 Tonight New Britain Go", into GiovrrsNillc tonight 10 meet that team there in the opening same of the season for the ncwly established quintet. The local team will fac" two Of jts form CT mates in Bob Grfrith# and Barney Dohcrty who are now with GloyCrS- Nillo
 Albany plays hcro tomorrow night. This team is in second place with New Britain in third following Am stcrdam's victory last night This will be the third hard battle Of the week for the local team and plenty of ac- ton will be seen. The summarN: Amsterdam New Britain Lundervillc ........-... r.. Pierce
 l'ir.t Eu-h x. Fierce ....,............ Nlllla'aS
 .'ccend Eu-h DonneliN ..........,.... Duir>#n"
 Center Ga@anaga ........,....... Arrud&
 
 Barni%oW ,.................. ......... Jojtc
 G1al
 Coal scored for Scored Ky Timr
 Fir4t Period Amsterdam $ Pierce ~:%u New Britain Williams g:3U
 SccO.d Period 2 Amsterdam Iundcryjll" 1;i0 Sew Britain Wnlams flo ; AmVvrda,u <. Fierce %:uo
 uUud drrlillr)
 ihivd nHr,0d Sew Britain Williams g.-u New Erii&n r.. Pierce 2:4o < Amsterdam <. Pierce %:5o 2 New Britain Williams -:%o lU Amsterdam E Pierce .o3
 EO"v.h Period II Amsterdam x. Pierce 1:fu
 Uuudcrvillc) |" Amsterdam E Pierce :50
 NNonnolly( l5 Amsterdam s, Pierce 4:5o
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
s pc a Xii g of Sports s

Talking about roller hockey teams winning games at home and losing on the road. there is the inevitable charge that is offered by the Fin the ious reasons, logical ones, that are offered by the players for the change in appearance of teams on their home rinks and on visiting surfaces.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
BOXING SHOW CANCELLED

New York. Jan. 15 Up!-The New York Coliseum has called off tn" boxing show 1t planned for tonight. Big Bill Hartwell of Kansas City was to have met Arthur UeKuh of Italy in the feature bout.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
seasssas, AN OLD TIMER 5 SCRAP
 < BOOK GI f&aY BY TIN Mc6RATH-
Recalling the Fight in Which l,j.I NcCoy's Teeth Played
 Him False.

When 1t came to craftiness in talk ing advantage of an opponent. or making a split-second decision, Kll Mccoy was in a class by himself. He battled any and all. and uS.i wits as well IS fists.
 remember once he hit Joe Choynski and knocked him colI after the bell rang. They sad the Kid didn't hear the bell. Mccoy didn't say anything.
 In q fight with Peter Mahcr at Concy Island. Mccoy, while in a clinch. got the heel of his glove uu Ger the tip of Maher's nose. and as they broke, pushed upward with all his might, And that's terribly pain ful.
 Peter blinhcd-and as he did D. Mccoy shot right 10 the chin. u vas all over but the count.
 Once the Kid took on Petty OMi- ccr Curran. a Briton, in Paris Thinking tn" battle easy, he'd k;1 N-il till' anu i'l lilfN l'toNS >Ilt' pCI | his cars. But once he didn't bend far enough. and q punch floorrd Mccoy and knocked his false teeth down his throat. The bell saved him. He was in q bad fix. even so. for the teeth were WclgCd in his throat, aNl he couldn't tell his seconds what WIS wrong. His gloves prevented his pulling the teeth out himself.
 He had to fight for several rounds it. that prcdicamrnt. Then he motel glass of brandy and soda beside the timckcepcrs table. The Kid goi busy.
 Mccoy stepped around until ms back was to the timekeepcr. H. teinted Curran into leading at him, caught q punch on top of the hc21 and went down on his face, nis head close to Colonel Boone, the timekeeper. He started to get 10 his knees. The referee started to count. but he only reached "deuX' when the Kid reached through the ropes. grabbed Boones drink in his glov od flSlS ana began drlnKmS II. ilt crowd shricked. The referee forget 10 count. All of which gave Mccoy more time to drink.
 Mccoy drank no li4uor T&e brandy. burning his throat. caused q cough that elected the false teeth. He arose and squared off but bedlam reigned. There were cries of 'foul.' Finally, the referee decided to It the fight go on. Mccoy made sucn q clown out of Curran that he got the decision.
 'I never saw such an excited crowd" Mccoy told me, and tue most excited was Colonel Boone when l drank his brandy and soda, = Copyright. 1850, NEA Service, lnc.J
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15

The best example of how q team changes with it's surroundings and the nearest 10 home. can be fur niShcd hy the Hartford team. In Hartford. the Indians take into camp every team in the circuit. In fact, the Indians look like world hcatcrs on their home floor.