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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16
NO CHANGE In NAVY
LINEUP HELD LIKELY
ingram Expects to Start Against
Duke Same Lot That Opened
Against Notre Dame.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, october 49,
Coach Bill Ingram stated today that
he expected to start the same Naval
Academy team against Duke Saturday
that began the game against Notre
Dame last week. This means that
Bauer will be at quarter instead Of
Denny, and Cannon at left half, rather
than Tschirgi This Is the passing
backheld, though not without running
strength.
Both Denny and Tschirgi are likely
to get in the game at a later period
and the latter hits the line harder than
any other Navy back. Ingram has his
eye on other backs, notably Hurley and
Gastree, who are likely to be given
chance during portion of the game.
Both have been doing good work in
practice.
This win be the starting lineup, un-
less Ingram changes his mind:
Left end, Smith; left tackle, Bow
strom; left guard, Underwood center,
Black; right guard, Johnson right
tackle, Bryan; right end, Byng; quar-
terback, Bauer; left half, Cannon;
right half, kim; fullback, Hagberg.
Ingram also Is giving much atten-
ton to the ends around which Notre
Dame made such telling gains How
ever, the coaches are not inclined to
hold the ends more responsible than
the tackles and are trying to get more
cooperation between the players in
these positions
Considerable attention was given yes
terday to Greathouse and Steffanindes.
the giants among the candidates for
the end places. Both stand several
inches over feet and are big and
powerful on the defensive.
The Navy will not 60 into the Duke
game without an official leader, as in
the other games this season. It has
been decided that the time has ar
rived for the election of captain, and
it will be accomplished prior to Sat-
urday'S game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16
MCDONALD TO PILOT
SKINKER EAGLE NINE.
Elected 1891 Manager at Team
Banquet-G. P. o. Basket Elves
Drill Tonight.

Wesley Mcdonald. who managed ana
pitched for Interstate in the Govern
ment League and was the leading
hurler for the Skinker Eagles, was
elected last night 1891 manager Of the
Skinker Eagle base ball team. A ban
quet was given in honor of the nine.
While participating only in basket
ball formerly, the SkinkeTs are branch
ing out in big way. Base ball, bowl
ing, foot ball and golf, in addition 70
basket ball. is the new menu.
The Eagle gridders will work out to-
night on the Skinker field at 7:30.
All members and candidates for the
Petworth Nets court team are to re-
port tomorrow to Manager Stack House
at the Mcfarland junior High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16
EAGLES STAR ON GRID
Colored Training Schools Boys
Take Armstrong; Measure.

Not only have the white boys ct the
National Training School for Boys q
strong foot ball team, but the colored
boys have q first-rate eleven. The
Eagles, as the colored team is known,
opened its season the other day with q
90 victory over the Armstrong High
School eleven.
It was q battle royal all the way, but
was marked by clean and sportsmanlike
play.
Col Claude D. Jones, superintendent
Of the training school, is high in his
praise Of the fine spirit exhibited by
Armstring High in changing its sched-
ule in order to meet the training school
eleven.
S. B. Hewitt is coach Of the Eagles,
and the Armstrong mentor Is West
moreland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16
"BAD NEWS" GOOD NEWS
Fitzgerald Pigeon Is First to Loft
After 5o6-Mile Race.

bad News" winging his way In the
news to M. j. Fitzgerald when he few
from Cleveland, Tenn, q distance of
sos miles, to win the last and longest
young bird race Of the National Capital
Concourse Association.
Twerty-six lofts entered the race, but
only five birds finished.
The Fitzgerald entry was far superior
to the other entries. The speed in yards
per minute follow: Fitzgerald, 707.l6;
Lyons, 678.11; Woodside loft, 665.86;
Foster, 564.17; Turowski, 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16

by No. and guard No. 6, the former
taking out the right defensive half,
the latter cutting down the man
backing up the line.
Now Mays swings in behind the
defensive line, depending on his
right end, No. 5, blocking the left
defensive back, after he has stopped
the initial charge Of the Army left
tackle. Then it's up to Mays to
dodge the safety man. Let's slip
out West tomorrow to see what Nibs
Prices Golden Bears have up their
sleeves for the tilt with the olympic
Club Saturday, team Of stars they
managed to down by the tight score
Of 81 to 10 last year.
copyright, 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16
TIPS ON FOOT BALL
BY SOL METzGER.

Coach Arnold Horween's Harvard
eleven will entertain the Army at
Cambridge Saturday. keen to gain
a victory and thus break the tie of
20 points each of these contestants
scored year ago.
One of the plays West Point will
have to guard against Is this clever
cut-in run off tackle that Mays
back who 81 gets the snan from center
and breaks wide to his left as If to
skirt the end. Backs and 4 drive
the defensive right end out. AS they
do 50 Mays swings in OF tackle, led
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16
SUDDRATH I'm LINEUP.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October
16.-Suddrath, who played halfback for
Dewitt School Of Washington, probably
tomorrow against the v. M. !. yearlings
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16
YANKEE PITCHER WEEDS.

OAKLAND, Calf, october Is R.-
Lou McEvoy, pitcher for the New York
Yankees, and Maxine Simmons, Oak
land, were married at st. Leos Church
here yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16
oUINT WANTS PRACTICE.

Phi Theta Landa basket ball team
Is after practice games with strong
150-pound quints having gyms. Manager
Patterson may be reached at Atlantic
1877 after pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16
GEORGIA ON YALE LIST
Plays Ellis Next Year, Then Will
Wait Until 1888.

W d4L OHLAA 1900
ATHENS, Ca, October 16 R.-
University of Georgia has announced
that its foot ball team will play
Yale in New Haven, Conn, on October
10, next year, but would not engage
Yale In 1892.
No game was arranged for 1892, it
was explained, so that Yale could meet
the University of Chicago The Yale
Georgia series win be resumed In 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16

Phi Beta lambda basket ballers are
after game. Call Lincoln 1927.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Martinez Drug Store No. 2: Cuban
Monsees and Lee Vance as Presid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge, and
John H. Hunter and Fermin Cuellar
as Clerks.
Precict No. 28, polling place. the
old Grammar School; "A. q. Hipp
and Valentln Gayito as Presiding
Judge and Assisting Judge. and
FREDERICK Recio and Tomas TiJeri-
ma Jr. as Clerks.
Precinct No. 80. as heretofore ere
ated by the Commissioners Court
Is hereby created and defined as
a voting precinct for holding said
election, and Moss Store Is named
as the polling place for holding
said election, and L. ID. Moss and z.
j.. Lewis are named as Presiding
Judge and Assisting Judge. and ".
r. Ford and y. @. White as Clerks
Of said election.
All that territory Of Voting Pre-
cinct No. SO as heretofore created
by the Commissioners Court. lying
within the metes and bounds OF
said Navigation District, Is hereby
created and defined as a Voting
Precinct for holding said election,
and the school house neal the res
idence OF j. M. Saner IS hereby des-
ignated as the polling place IN said
Voting Precinct for holding said
election. and Mrs. y. MI. Saner and
J. M. Saner are named as Presid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge. and
John r. Cara and A. r. Cara as
Clerks OF said election;
Voting Precinct No. 81 as hereto
fore created by the Commissioners
Court % Cameron County, Is here
by created and defined as a Voting
Precinct for holding said election,
and Matt Browns residence Is here
by named as the polling place In
said Voting Precinct. and Matt
Brown and A. Moncur are named
as Presiding Judge and Assisting
Judge Of said election, and Mrs. III.
z. Grove and Mrs. Z. 4. Shinpaugh
as Clerks Of said election.
None but resident property tax
payers who are qualified voters Of
said Navigation District shall be
entitled to vote at said election. and
every person who offers 10 vote at
said election shall first take the
following oath before the Judge Of
the polling place wherein he offers
to vote. and the Presiding Judge is
hereby authorized to administer
the same,
II do solemnly swear that I am
a qualified voter OF Cameron Coun-
Nv. Texas. and that / am a resident
property tax payer Of said Naviga-
ton District. and / have not voted
before at this election"
At said election the following
form of ballot shall be used:
Official Ballot
For the issuance Of bonds and
levy OF tax in payment thereof:
Againts the issuance or bonds
and levy Of tax in payment there
Of:
For the bonds and levy Of tax in
payment thereof;
Against the bonds and levy OF tax
in payment thereof.
Notice Of election shall be sign
ed By the President and Secretary,
and shall contain a copy of the
order or election. and shall be
published once each week for four
consecutive weeks III a newspaper
of general circulation published In
said district. and the first Of such
publications shall be at least thirty
days prior to the date set for the
election. and BY posting copies Of
said notice In four public places In
the District. and one copy of said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27

GIN AA4E ACNN "a a N1a ~
paw tho interest thereon and pro-
vide a sinking fund sufficient 70
redeem said bonds at maturity.
same TO be issued under authority
Of Section 50 or Article is Of the
Constitution Of the State Of Texas.
and the provisions Of Chapter ) OF
the General Laws passed by the
Thirty-ninth Legislature and Acts
Amendatory thereof. and Of Chapter
1872 Of the Acts OF the Regular 6es-
sion Of the Forty-first Legislature;
the amount Of bonds being for the
sum Of one million five hundred
thousand dollars 81 SOC. 100000, OF
which amount. the sum of six hun
dred thousand dollars $500 .000-O0)
Is 10 be used TO paw the estimated
costs Of such additional improve
ment or improvements and to deep
en- the Districts proposed channel
from sixteen feet 10 twenty-five feet
from Brazos Santiago Pass through
the Bay to a point on the main
lgnd, and from such point on the
mainland. To a point at or near
Brownsville. following the most d.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
T OF ELECTION


For Issuance OF Bonds In Browns
lle Navigation District of Cam
on County, Texas.
Notice Is hereby given that an
lection viii be held on the goth
Py Of May, 1880, in Brownsville
|avgation District OF Cameron
<ounty, Texas, for the purpose Of
Etermining whether or not the
ggally qualified property tax pay
IL voters OF said District desire
authorize the issuance OF bonds
the faith and credit Of said dis
Ilct in the amount OF one million
I've hundred thousand dollars G1.-
EO,O00.00) and levy OF tax sufficient
pay the interest thereon and
ovide a sinking fund sufficient
redeem said bonds at maturity.
Ia bonds TO bear interest az the
4te OF five and one-half $3.50
centum per annum. the inter
~ payable semi-annually; said
pndS 10 be OF the date. denomina-
pa and each maturing at the
pes specified In the order au-
1riztng and calling this election
10 said election TO be held in ac-
rdance with said order OF the
oard Of Navigation and Canal
commissioners OF said District,
nichl order Is made a part Of this
ptics Aald Is as follows:
BE II remembered that on this
Ath day Of April A. d. 1880, the
oard Of Navigation and Canal
commissioners OF Brownsville Nav.-
alton District Of Cameron Coun-
II. Texas. met IN regular session
II the offices OF the District In
he city Of Brownsville. Cameron
3ounty. Texas. present as follows:
John Gregg. Navigation and
anal Commissioner. President.
III. q. Fernandez. Navigation and
hal Commissioner, Secretary.
=. A. Rosenthal. Navigation and
nal Commissioner.
| r.. B. Rentro, Attorney.
4 ~. L. Yates, Attorney.
Whereupon the following pro-
Redings were had and done, TO-
In the Matter OF the Bond Elec-
on for Additional Improvements,
terminal Facilities. Etc.
WHEREAS. on the 22nd day OF
december. 1923, the qualified voters
u the District voted two million
IoIlars Of bonds to pay the esti-
ated cost Of improvement or im-
rovements OF the District. and for
avigation purposes. which bond
ESQe has been validated BY act OF
be Legislature or the state or Tex
h: and
WHEREAS. the Board OF Navi-
ktion and Canal Commissioners OF
he District finds, after due con-
iteration, that /. IS necessary %
1struct additional Improvements
sthe District. 70 deepen the Dis
cts proposed channel from six
4 IN feet TO twenty-five feet, from
4 mos Santiago Pass through the
nv TO the mainland. and from the
Mainland to a point at or near
townsville. following the most
Anrect practical route from said
BASS. and wholly within the boun-
#aries OF the District. and 20 ac-
Ruire. purchase. take over, con-
Ntruct. maintain. operate. develop
Ind regulate wharves. docks. ware
.ouses, grain elevators. bunkering
belt railroads, floating
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
Train Sche6 ules
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT


notice at the door Of the Court
House in Brownsville. Cameron
County. Texas, for thirty days prior
to the date set for the election.
The above and foregoing notice
is given pursuant to said order Of
the Board or Navigation and Canal
Commissioners made and entered on
the 26th day Of April, A. d. 1880.
Witness our hands and seals at
Brownsville. Texas, this 26th day Of
April, "A ID. 1880.
Brownsville Navigation Dist.
OF Cameron County, Texas
BY John Gregg. President
J. G. Fernando. Secretary
CSEAL)
Attest:
j. q. Fernandez
Secretary. Brownsville Navigation
District Of Cameron County, Texas
tSEALl II. ID. SeaEO
Cleark of the County Court Of
Cameron County, Texas.
4-27-26-5-t2-19 81. 1871
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

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HELP WANTED

TEACHERS-Ages 22-40 for travelling
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REAL ESTATE
o EBANOS

trict, carefully restricted. completely
improved. Home sires from $4,000,
easy terms. Janes-Dickinson Co.
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will increase from year 60 year. Ad-
dress BIOS care Herald. BIOS
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SALESMEN--AGENTS

EXPERIENCED office equipment sales
man with car to headquarter in Valley
and cover adjacent territory. Commits
sion and drawing account. Will re-
ceive training and fun cooperation.
Working direct for largest manufacture
er II industry the right right mar Will
find a permanent position and oppor-
tunittes for advancement. Give full
particulars Of experience. including
age. education. and personal descrip-
ton in letter. Address ~. d. Miller.
Remington Rand Business Service Inc.
1904 Travis Street, Houston, Texas.
BLOT
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INSURANCE MONEY 10 lend on well
located brick business property In the
larger towns throughout the Valley.
s. @. Graham and Company, Browns
Vile. Texas. BIT
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PERSONAL

ADVERTISING SALEsMAN-Mr. Fried
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