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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09
Mathis High Looms
In Basketball Race

ROB5TOWN. FEB. Tn a fierce
" contested basketball game the
Pirates OF Mathis high school de-
feated the Cotton Pickers or Rob-
stown high at Robstown Wednes-
day evening. Feb. A..
AT the end or the first half the
score was 10 to IL In favor Of
RObst0un; but i'm the second half
the Pirates came back with some
well planned and brilliantly exec
uted plays. which completely be-
wildered the Cotton Pickers and
rolled up the score Of "- 10 s3.
All dope" vas upset and all
high school teams must look on
Mathis RS a strong contender for
the championship Of South Texas.
since she has a record OF being
undefeated In "a high school games.
Captain Joe Brown pilots the
Pirates Jelly Jones. forward.
~Nehin Adams. center. Basel Boat
right ard Gentry Neubauer. guards.
Other gentlemen OF fortune are:
Clifton Berry, Milton Boatright.
Tom Sutherland. Don Williamson.
r. A. Zeal. and Ed B. Mcwhorter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09

i52.
Harry Cooper. Chicago. 71-73-
IA.
Jim Heeney, Rochester. 7e-73-l52
Jack Graut. Fort Worth. 7S-73-
i4S.
Fred Gilbert. Los Angeles, 1881
-l60.
Jack Forester, Hackensack, N.
j., 8~3-79-i62.
sam schneider. san Antonio. IT.
70-i47.
Al Espinosa, Chicago. 7l-7o-i4i-
Denny Shute, Columbus, TIA
Isl.
Pat o'Brien. Harlingen, 77-7s-
$50.
Martin Walsh. Omaha. II picked
up.
Tom Rackletts. Akron. 1914
$50.
Joe Lally. Louisville. s1-76-l57.
Jim Mckenzie, Dallas, 70 picked
up.
Lou waldron, Chicago, 1852
i55.
Hill Cooke, Harrington. sI-74-l55
Herman Barron, Port Chester,
73-73-I46.
Joe Ear, Waco, 77.S0-l57.
Tom Lally, san Antonio. 74-77-
Isl.
Francis Schneider. Dallas. 74.7e
-l5O.
Charles Guest, Los Angeles. IL
70-l42.
Harry Brown, Mexico city. 80
picked up.
Tom Penick. Austin, 90 picked up.
Jimmy Demaret, Houston, N
picked up.
Frank walsh. Chicago, 7e-74-152
Craig Wood, Deal. ~. j., 6S-7i-
1876.
Tony Manero, Elmstord. ". ",
T2-73-i45.
Ed Stokes. Denver. 76-e0-I56.
John Bredemus, San Antonio. es-
Ray Mangrum, Dallas, 1878
ISL.
Jack Guild. Tulsa, 73-74-i47.
Edison Steel, san Antonio. 1880
-l56.
Dudley Bell. Houston, e0-7S-i5s.
Billy WEIGH. Mercedes. SslS5-i73
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09
Crowds Attend Citrus
School Session

MISSION, Feb. 9-The second
session Of the citrus school now be-
ing conducted at Mission was held
February 6 at 1850 p. m. In the au-
ditorium Of the Wilson school.
Enrolment on the opening night
was is7 which grew on the second
night to approximately $50. g. w.
Vandevort, fertilizer expert conduc-
ted the discussion and made a num-
Der Of tests Of soil for available
phosphoric acid. The school will
meet on Tuesday and Friday eve
nings Of each week In the auditor
ium Of the Wilson school nc Mission
and will continue for approximately
IL weeks. All phases OF citrus cul-
tuTe will be presented by men or
long experience. both from academ-
ic preparation and actual experience
In the field.
Lecturers for the school include:
Bart T. Longino Of Texas Federal
bureau OF Inspection, Hon. j. II. Nc
Donald, State commissioner OF agri-
culture and many officers Of equal
ability.
The school is free 10 all citrus
growers In the Rio GTande Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09
Westerns Win
Over BUGS By
1911 Score

Easily clearing the next TO the last
hurdle IN their lane, the Westerns
made their game with the BUGS a
farewell celebration in honor OF w.
Williams, defeating the BUGS hy q
score Of 46-il. The Westerns are
undefeated and have but one more
game on their regular schedule this
season. They loom as potential
champions Of the Brownsville Bows
Basketball league.
Bolton husky Western center.
ran off with high point honors.
sinking 10 field goals for 20 points.
Williams. who will return To Fort
Worth soon. was not far behind.
sinking thirteen points. Galvan
and Cortez stood rat for the BUGS.
The score follows:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09
Herald Cagers
Win 1873 From
Presbyterians

The Presbyterians could not find
the basket all afternoon and The
Herald cagers rOmped away with
q 1878 decision here Sunday.
Pacheco led the Herald scorers
with no points. Mike and Plarido
came in second with eight points
each.
Taniez, Presbyterian forward. not
into a mass OF players and when
he came out. he Snot "a perfect goal
into the Herald basket
Thn rnnra.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09
Jackals Down
Pelican Quint
By 1918 Count

Due 70 the fact that the Frogs
forfeited to them. the Jackals. de-
tending champions In the Browns
VILE Boys Basketball league hunted
up another victim Sunday. sinking
the Port Isabel Pelicans by a hefty
score OF 1918.
With John Joe Cara and Cato
Trevino waxing eloquent in their
basket tossing. the Pelicans were
badly outclassed. Captain Cara
accounted for rs points while Ire
vino obtained ~. Cuellar, Pelican
center. was high point scorer for
the visitors. obtaining ten points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09

Games Monday
San Benito at Sebastian
Brownsville at Primera.
Fort Brown at Rio Hondo.
Harlingen off.
Games Tuesday
La Blanca at Fort Ringzold.
Edcouch at Edinburg.
Ed. j. e. at Pr0greso.
McAllen off.
Officials
Se5astian-Johnson
Prmera-Rekt0rik.
Rio Hondo-Newman
Fort Observation-Disclosures.
Edinburg-Ballew.
Progreso-J. q. Lane.
Games Thursday
Sebastian az Brownsville.
Harlingen at TT. Bro>a.
Rio Hondo at san Benito.
Primera off.
Games Friday
Fort RingEold at Edcouch.
Edinburg &C Edin. j. e.
McAllen at La Blanca.
Progreso off.
Officials
Brownsville-Pipkin.
Fl. Brown-Pipkin.
San Benito-Nevman.
Edcouch-O. I. Cox.
Edinburg-Ballew.
La Bianca-RoTe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09

DENVER. Feb. 9-Rl- Pedar
Falstad. Jumper from the Sioux
Valley Ski club. Canton. .. d.,
shattered his own course record At
Homewood park twice with leaps
OF TIA and ITS feet in the annual
Homewood tournament yesterday.
The record vas 172 feet. set last
year.
Guttormn Paulsen Of the Norge
Ski club. handicapped by O recent
illness, jumped 1853 feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09
Hounds Win

The ID. Joseph's BloodhoundS de-
feated the "A. G. y. Nj. quint hC-e
Sunday by a score Of 17-i3 in the
Brownsville Boys Basketball league
despite the absence OF Mcdonald.
one Of their leading lights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09
Wood Brides 18th to Capture Open by One Stroke


The Jackal Juniors defeated the
Joven, juniors. here Sunday after
noon by q score or 1910. Acevedo
OF the Jackals vas high point scorer.
trimming the ring for eight points.
J. Gutierrez or the Joven crew
was second with five.
The score follows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09
Jaurez Wins

I'm the opening baseball game on
the season, the Juarez nine de-
feated the Ramireno squad on the
old 30 diamond here Sunday BY q
score Of Ill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09
to Scrap
In New York Ring

NEW YORK, Feb. s-tR-Lead-
ing amateur boxers from ireland,
Belgium. Norway and Canada viii
battle outstanding simon . pures
from the metropolitan district in q
big International tournament IN
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Fourteen OF the rs bouts on the
program viii be international az
fairs. Ireland will be represented by
Matt Flanagan, John y. Chase.
Thomas Hickey and r. J. Herlihy:
Belgium by Franz Van Der Aus
weraer. Jan ArnouId. Edmond De
Lanoit. and Andre De Ham. Nor
way By Knut Petersen, Reidar
Olafsen. Olaf Lund. and Ole RoisS
land: and Canada by Harold Stew
art and Johnny Keller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09

CHICAGO. Feb. ozP-wanted:
An opponent for Tommy Loughran
OF Philadelphia. former world light
heavyweight champion. Nate Lew
Is. matchmaker for the Chicago
stadium. signed Loughran today
for a bout February 20, but when
IL came TO locating q warrior to
oppose him. he was Stunned By
al approached
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09

Metal shields have been invented
by University Of California en-
gineers to be placed on top Of on
crete foundations 90 prevent ter
mite ants entering and destroying
timbers Of buildings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09

Totals 2
Referee-Calvin 5urtees-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09

IUtHIS . . ]
Referee. r. Loya-
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Totals 5 4 II
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
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The Washington times., 1931-08-20
MORALS
SUIT REOPENS

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 20.-Six
witnesses testified yesterday at
the resumption of the hearing
for the Rev. j. A. Winn, pastor
of Moseley Memorial Methodist
Church, at Danville, Va. On mis-
demeanor charges involving simple
assault.
Bertha Mabes, who accused the
minister of immortality in one Of
the warrants upon which the
defendant was arrested, took the
stand again yesterday to testify
further concerning a visit she
said she made to the pastors
study. After the testimony at
the beginning of the hearing
last Wednesday, the State failed
to sustain its charges cf immor-
atty and the count was Quashed.
Miss Mabes was cross-eXamined
for an hour. Other witnesses in
cluded Lillian Mabes. sister Of
Bertha, and Mrs. r. E. Mabes,
her mother.
The defense introduced a letter
testified to have been written by
Mrs. MabeS to Mrs. Winn, asking
her to give her some dresses for
the children. Mrs. Mabes identi-
fled the letter, but said she wrote
it at Mr.. Winn's suggestion, and
that after she had completed 1t
he read the epistle and put it in
his DOcket.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
POLICE ARREST
PUNCH BOARD
SUSPECT
Louis Kirk to Face Charges
in Mt. Rainier Of Having
Profited From Gambling

An alleged punch board dealer,
with a large business in Washing
ton and a stock Of approximately
10000 boards in circulation, &C.
cording to police, was arrested by
Mt. Rainier, Md, authorities on q
charge of violating the town gam
bling code and will be arraigned
before Magistrate Robert E. Joyce
tomorrow night.
Louis Kirk IL the alleged deal
er's name. In q warrant served
by Eugene PIumer, Mt. Rainier
police chief, the man Is charged
with receiving money from the
profits Of gambling devices.
Maintains q Shop
According to police, the man
maintains a shop which is outfit
ted with lamps and dolls, held as
prizes for those who sell punches
on boards, allegedly distributed by
him. ..- ...
Following an investigation made
by Mt. Rainier police, it was found
that persons from the District of
Columbia have been coming to Mt.
Rainier and receiving punch
boards from Mr.. Kirk.
Then He Collects
After the boards are sold, police
say, the sellers call Kirk, who
then collects the money.
For this, the one who has sold
punches on the board for a prize,
receives the prize to give the win
ner and also a prize for himself,
police say.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
BUY MORE FOOD,
COUNTY URGES
Royal Studio Photos

The movement started by the
Chamber of Commerce of Balti-
more to inaugurate a campaign
among consumers of peaches in
Maryland through Home Demon
Stration Agents and Housewives
Leagues in the counties of the
State. appears to be expanding
in Montgomery County to include
other fruits and vegetables.
Growers in the county are
faced will tremendous waste and
losses unless unusual efforts are
made to increase consumption of
peaches, sugar cOrn, tomatoes,
potatoes. lima beans, string beans
and apples.
Growers are selling tomatoes
for $1.00 per bushel, corn for
5 to 10 cents a dozen, potatoes
for so to IS cents per bushel,
lima beans 20 cents a quart,
string beans $1.0C a bushel, and
peaches 500 per bushel. Even
with these low prices, many farm
ers are finding themselves bur-
dened with excessive production.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
GIRL
WINS PRIZE

gTAUNTON, Va, Aug. 20.
Liss Katherine Dubois Warden,
I, daughter of Turner Ashby
Tarden, has just been notified
Y the United Daughters of the
onfederacy that in a competitive
Samination she won the four
.ar scholarship at Vassar Col
ge, awarded by the U. D. c to
ny Southern girl making the
ighest average in the examina-
on for college entrance
In addition to this honor, Miss
Jarden was given q scholarship
Y Vassar College for the highest
arks in the same competitive
eshman examination, and was
ltered by the dean in the fresh
IAN class before the decision of
lie u. ID. C. was announced.
Through the courtesy Of Major
oy Wonson, superintendent.
iss Warden was permitted to
tier the coaching class at the
;aunton Military Academy and
Ike the examination along with
le boys working for college
ltrance. The rigid test was con-
Icted by the professors Of the
:ademy, and Miss Warden, the
lily girl, led the large class.
Miss Warden is a near relative
Gen. Turner Ashby, the Con-
derate cavalry leader, and a
'anddaughter of the late Major
M. Yost, for many years post
aSter at Staunton.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
Car Accident Victim
Arrested as Thief
by ternational

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Aug.
20.-Following an auto accident
on the Observation-Disclosures
Highway, the driver, Jerry Lee,
25, colored. of Baltimore, was
arrested and charged with theft
of the car while a white occu-
pant, William Scott, 50. was held
for questioning. Both we're
slightly cut and bruised when
the car went off the road and
into a ditch.
A State patrolman questioned
the driver and failing to receive
satisfactory replies, placed him
under arrest. Searching the car
he found the registration card in
the name of Frank c. Hickey, Of
Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
ELUUOOd Dixon Wins
DiUOrce, Gets Child

: Judge Robert B. Peter, sitting
in Equity Court at Rockville, yes
terday handed down the final de-
cree of divorce on the complaint
of Elwood c. Dixon, of Mont
gomery county, against Dorothy
M. B. Dixon, of 5727 Sherrier Pl.,
Potomac Heights, D. c.
Besides the divorce decree,
Judge Peter gave the custody of
3-year-old Irma c. Dixon. daugh-
ter of the couple, to the father.
The complaint. was filed April 80,
1881, by Robert Peter, jr., and s..
Jay McCathron, jr. The charge
was adultery.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
Thieves Loot Pants
While TUUO SUiHn

While Malcolm Hay, jr., Of 1853
Mt. Pleasant ST., and Arthur
Smith, Of 3741 Meridian Pl.,
we're swimming last night in the
Potomac at Whitewater, robbers
stole a $45 watch and a wallet
containing 81 and a drivers
license from the clothing of Hay
which had been left in his auto
mobile nearby.
Then they took 81 and per-
nit contained in wallet from
the clothing of Smith, which he
had left in his auto. Bethesda
police are investigating.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
CON TEST.
PLAN PRAISED

DR.. William C. Fowler and his
assistant, DR.. Edward j. Schwartz,
today examined the score sheet
by which babies entered in Kali
lipolis Grotto Perfect Baby Con-
test are compared, and pro-
nounced the method of rating the
most complete they had ever
seen.
Inspecting a copy of the STAN
dard score card for babies of
the American Medical Associa-
tion of Chicago, DR.. Fowler ex-
pressed amaZement that the
Grotto. through it's staff Of mem.
ber-physicians could undertake to
go so thoroughly into every baby's
case, the history of its parents
and the other data necessary to
bring out every important physi-
cal and medical item Of the
baby'S background. He said:
$50 far as 1 can see there
is nothing missing from this
baby chart from the occupation
and origin Of the child's parents
to the color of its eyes and
hair"
Nearly 200 babies have entered
the contest to date and on Sep
tember / entries will be closed and
examination of the babies by
physicians will commence. The
babies will appear in a special
show on floats at the Auditorium,
October 2.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
Camera Eye. Champ
Recognizes Man
After Years

James C. Christopher. deputy
clerk of the board of commits.
sioners of Montgomery county,
stationed at Bethesda, has a
camera eye," and is the cham
pion Of Montgomery county in
remembering faces.
Yesterday, while walking to
lunch. he recognized a man he
hadn't seen for 40 years. The
man was a piano tuner who
used to tune the piano in the
Christopher home in Baltimore
more than four decades ago.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
Road Workers Strike,
Jobs Quickly Filled

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Aug.
2O.-Protesting against ruling
by the county court, which held
that county road workers must be
hauled to and from their work on
their own and not county time,
and that they must spend 10
full hours on the job, the group
of seven workmen went on strike
in a body.
News of the walk-out travelled
quickly and in a short time the
court was beseiged by applicants
for the jobs and the vacancies
quickly filled.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
hid Dies of Burns
As Truck OUertlIrnS

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 90
ne person is dead and two
hers are in a serious condition
Stuart Circle Hospital here
ON burns received when the
uck in which they were coming
Richmond overturned and
lught fire on the Amelia high
ay, about 20 miles from Rich
ond.
Nellie Barksdale, IA, died in the
oSpital several hours after being
united. Flournoy Barksdale,
ho was driving the truck, and
S niece, Frances Barksdale, 12,
lughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
am Barksdale. all of near Ran
>lph, were the injured.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20

Transportation worries can be over
come economically through the pur-
chase of good used car -. one of
the many GOOD BUYS listed in today's
Classified Section.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
INQUEST DUE MONDAY OVER WOMAN VICTIM OF AUTO PETER
SUSPECT HELD.
Z. ON MURDER
CHARGE
eCond Man, Held in Death
OF Mrs. Sparks, Fights At
tempts to Extradite Him


tempts to Extradite Him
An inquiry into the death Of
frs. Ann Noble Sparks Sunday
lght at Sibley Hospital. as a re-
ult Of injuries received when
ne was run over after having
lmped or been thrown from an
utomobile driven by William P.
lermott at Lanham, Md, about
wo weeks ago, will be held by
rince Georges county officials
Tonday night.
DermOtt in Jail
Dermott is now detained in the
,unty jail at Upper Marlboro
nder a first degree murder
aarge while Robert H. Boulden,
)41 N. st. st. N. W., is fighting
xtradition from theDistrict Jail.
That Mrs. Sparks was with
'ermOtt and BOulden earlier in
le evening is known by county
Olice.
Expect to Get BOulden
Deputy Sheriff T. H. Garrison,
: Hyattsville, said late yesterday
lat he expected to have Boulden
the jail at Marlboro by Septem-
sr.3.
The inquest will be held in the
rehouse at Bladensburg, Md.
udge Robert e. Altemus will act
coroner.
The Washington times., 1931-08-20
'lUentieth Marines
viii Camp at Beach

Company B, OF the Twentieth
arines, will leave Capitol
eights, Md, at 10 o'clock Sun
" morning for a two weeks en-.
.mpment at Virginia Beach.
apt. Thomas Luckett will be in
,r1mand Of the Maryland com.
my.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-23
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-23
Whites Sentenced
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-23
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-23
INCOME TAX
ON DECREASE
Wsxhington Figures Shs-
Decline Of Nearly
9 Per Cent

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