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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19

tJed until the little guests we're
invited = the dining roon-
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birthday cake Illuminated with
, tiny pink czr6es-rhe center C
TIE table hed a Lovely Easter
baske- while ~ each end q tie
table vas q tail PINK taper u Il
antique brass candle S-ck After
the retreznEenr course nj exciting
Easter eSE-h--f vas e11cTe1 aid
each guest vas gwen a Easter
favc<-
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Turner. Te-Ez Lee R-chzrcx Ee--
e1 Jean Russe- Dora Be-h Te--
p&tcr, Harvey H0ot, Edmund
Shz=. wIn1e-d Chez-el- and Ray
n1r6 Ford
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19

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aszaEe6 - Masses Bezk Kne Graz
wl1@ ard Hasel Kaxa
PERSONALS
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19

trr1o wn=re - I'll trzrzzz b1z-
neS1
AeSkrE = G DeE1-e G11 s. x,
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te-rool
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19

SPgING AIR
NOTE

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19

ting. Laura Ee- CEpe1e-. Bozn&
&C Bzx-eL Dorothy LTzE-z ard
JGar.ra Woes
ART EXHIBIT
DISCUSSED
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during TIE S1or- 5-z-1ess sesE5o-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19

TWO GTEF
INFORMAL AFFAIR

Mesdz-& L-zs W1oGx Az G
p Eezse7 G-E--z1e@ E-1 . ne
ne- and E-z-zlgE rc2z g -
woods east e Eg=1 Saturday ever
tnG After -EE 1e-c1CzE E--7E,
dzrcrE Ezs -Ere1 E- q Z-e
1cu- - re W.e-sez hz-R
TIE zze<-S Ee-e M- ard Mr.
T. W B--le-. E-- aid L-E NJ
Leoc- Mr- E16 Mrs. 2 . NErE -
o. LFt0L NJ and M-x EE Ear
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ard M-S Coon All Ness
KIN Wz-sZ " N--T-
and T-EEs Sz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
SEND FLOWERS
TO II EvEKHARD

Mr g = Doc6 EzS hoS-eSs =
TIRE LaG$ Bz5.e cas- THURSDAY f.
-e-roo1 Or he- hozE TIE rST1sw
of the Essoz Was ezSogs6 u El
present
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president MIS- Eve-hzH NO Es
uah-e % attend ard . S-o<e- ..
garden E0Ee-S -zs se1- % hs--
The c1zxx 6-sc1ssed P-z-s 1o- Z
birthday party II -he rezr t---e
lean Edwin Docd gave = csTE
reading. 7tts- -h3c1 rg@-eS1-e--s
were served 70 g -z61eS G-=s-s
were MrL Pop1a- and 6z-E1-s-
FcrA NJ O Il Arrhe-- Ms Er-S
Gc6 NJ Eueck-E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
Pharr
PRETTY FLORAL
DECORATIONS Used


S1-- and NJ Guy Richie ez-s--
Es-e : EE-oe- @ -ne- t-e-&
With : 6-6ge party - Es- hoc<
CT Szr--cEy evening 5ez--L
E-eS1 ooES @ white pe----zS wee
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rooES ard rhe E56Ee e----s--
and c-hsr zcceSSo-sS ~e-e CARED
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IT, high scare fzEo- Tx Ire lsdse<
and NJ ~ = Cores received ue
high Sco-e <zTo- tor -he -<
a ce-5zoCS salad and ceSs<--
coz-Se EzS served 70 the to-cE--
E-s<-s- Ness ard Mescz-es D
q B1ckrs-. Z L G-n-- GIT JoA1-
SCH F-l-1n S---sr4- Ms - <
CzEp6e- ard MeSS-E - 3 GEe
and JOIN Tesc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19

" AZ Mz DE-e DAVIS e-E--
-z11e1 E--1zr ere--r E--E rwr
-Z1leg - H-.1Ee re GO Para
--E-1e wEs used 80 -hE -1--aeE and
-z1e E--eEEg-@E E-rE score eMEr-
WAS r-e@-.a6 20 II ar6 &-E
Sen D--rMz A ce1rac1k E=rez
cozrse rzs sc-rec o Mesz-x AZ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
TEACHER H0NOEED
AT

T1e sEEe--h grace E-S srC-5T-
&C zzsce-z-E- -Ee- r ne
EE-S1 -szc5E-- NJ Nz--E- Al
6s-Sl -Lo IS n -ecg-- 1-1E
TIE E--E -1c= q he EE--E-
EHor -zS E---Er-Te-T c@c-EEs-
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-He1 rAe hu---H Vas ZSzs-ec =
and presented VIII mary GT-zI-
=-e r NaSsEx Al 5=SE SE-
--zS ard C--e CzE11= E--A-
4 = horSssz a Sz-E1 ard EE@-
cr--< -s-e served
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
pT~ER GUESTS
~ <TNnAT

II ard Nrx = II WIS Esz
Is tne- 6--E E-=S SZ11EE
NJ z,6 Ez N17ne- NEs-S ar
SIS E-- E-1 Mr. W-rK E1
c-z1-S- q EE-E-reZ NJ E1-
Nz T--z- Villas CO Range,
NJ ard NJ = NJ WIS r. c.
P--e-E Nr- E-1 Ms WIS c.
ME-1E1- Ola E-1 " G-1 LE
Zsrk WLEz@ O. THIS p-scE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
ECONOMY GLIB
HAS CALL MEETING

A ca- -es-E CO. lie EuaG1=E
c1z5 Vas h&6 Fr11zF E1lsZnZ -
TIE E10[ zozse El -E EE-G
Nz D-z1EE1 - C-E-EE ESS-E-
C g Nzzs Or-EEz E c3--E
ce-ccx--zloz EES--
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czr--E EcE-Ez E-l Tie E--r-E%
CT q Garner were C-SEze1 he ZeE-
-ee--rE I'll be hs1 On -hR regular
cate Mz-ch Il
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
ASSOCIATION HOLDS
MONTHLY SOCIAL

-1E PIT a hEL It's z1--E- Sc
cAl n -he s-1n1zo-se F-l1ET
spe-zE -n Mes1z-ex LEe OzEG
zz6 DzTzs Woo6x = czz-rE c -
EoE-zG LezEz1E AT cEEe -EE
served = 70 ESS NeS-z-Es
VII CEz-rs- E-- Il c SZEE
o u 1r-s nE-5- CO EzeEE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS
SHOWER GTVEN

TIE @h E-6 ET-1 E-z1e E
S---se1 -1E- EE-H rsa-zE-E
With q -Ssce-z-eo-s s-1EE- RI
car E1-E-zn1l
Many a--zc--Te IT'S were rHcelE-
ed EE1-e1-ecS C cHocozz-e AZ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
BIRTHDAY PARTY
HONORS son

Nz " @ AEz-s rave q lovely
t--h6aF parry THURSDAY afss-z0on
1z1C q % 6 h1zE-E he- little SUI
Robert Q--nT on his s-h ami
TGSlT- ~Ir-erG< Ezraes Eere e.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19

IMM FrmNMM 49, mM
Mm@1My m1AMEM & Mm MA
ca A@ E1wM $50 -
EE1@E mn
wExF NrrA ww -
rulwN Ger EM9
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JMmLuE TIE FRA NHMr
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11e-F maa Sc AzE
Efx. w " kr AAzau mEE
crNEz sCr 80 rrW rrH NH
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hmtaAE arc MNE EA4N- FN4M4
mMr1M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
GARTEN
CELEBRATES

Sx-eez E< bad D1-EzE
Gz-Fl ceIe1-a-e - r--1 1-n6zv
Sz-ay a1-e-oc7 Nh : -o-zy
party
T1e zs-s--ocz EzS S1sz y --zv-
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u c1-seS- ssez- Lara Vel Car
pe--e- EzE --e- s-z Ezs 1-s<-
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E1es-x <zS presented E-5 . szro-
C cr-kezS and 71Ex
T1Ee e1NTET ~ party ne
Ez-h IA PT-e-- Directly Rez%-
re-. -e-e SE-z T-Ell A5-rh
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Coc1-zz Las Tao-7scl Ale
T1EEol Lee Cz-1-@ E-1=n
Dcrczs Hc1xatE-E Ia Ma E1zKn-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
COInbes
PASTOR CONDUCTS
SOCIETY LESSON

SOCIETY LESSON
Ire " II Socss-F - = TIE
Ls-1oc-z C1E-Eh TzsS1zF. M .
c E7e-1ze cad TIE ceTc--ozz-
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sSz1G LAIR TT pzS1cr. Rev Ora
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-NE-5ocz- ard E-x1o- Ex-e1-
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rad prepared IL z-cu76 AID -z-
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S-TEe and Esz--T aggregated -
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
MEMBERS AND GUESTS
OF UNION

Mrs q 9 Res6 vas q ceazgh-Li
h1<-eSS 70 -he W Ii q TzeS6ay
z1-e--70l =zEz Ex-ee7 Eel5er
zee Eess-- aid STe-z- guests A
RE-1 lsSSo1 EzS coz1Sc-s5 aid
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IL -c-F----E roc-S g 5e9--
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Eg1-EZ- s3c-sl 5c1- -hz h1z-eS sT-
g : 6e-Ecs -e1-esnzer- r.a.e-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
ENGAGEMENT Il
ANNOUNCED

Mr. aid NJ GsrSe A Tz5e<
hare s110Gzc76 IL ezzzzezz-
Ar zpEU4czz Ez--Z<z O thar
c2zgnEE. JzzE.2 % = A Rz1<z
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pace Il Bcs-7z about TIE -scc&
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BcS-rn for the past fer y-zx
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wel Roz1 z--1zS III Ba<-D Cz-
R-Tzs0T q Ms aid c-zzz.-
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pzzT E-5 hz6Gzz--e-x g Bo<-1r
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
BEACTHT SCHOOL
GROUNDS FRIDAY


The Pr a ze- - re JAMS
II Dz1zzn scaoc- PRAY after
roc- A--e- q zhc-- 11zzez seSEr-
lie Chairman conducted n pzr41-
Es1-arT dz- After Ehe Eeez-T
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bez1rl-y-x Ehe scnooz E0ur6x
planting : large I'D Q. IRE pm P0z
Fe-10E ard red c1-TszE-he-ZEx
TIE -oEsr co-z--ee RAJ arts
E-z-y zr6sczped -h< 5ecs fer TIE
- 20 u Pzz-e6 II paa=1S
Alternating Es-0< ard red
PERSONALS
N-S Gzcs No-Zzz E1o --ez
cez- Combs E- sS2c1eS $500 -
Hs5EETk EzS r-r CFe- " =
CIR II E-rEyEz-s recs1Tzx z---
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party Noc6ay - Bo-z Casca ho1E-
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WRl-s- Mer-1-. S7e-t We6res5zy =
B-uTnST1le and Ma-znEoG
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San Benito



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r-zs-z,ttzzs we're uzd fer deccrz-
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rz1ne6 Ex TAKES C 5-s6ge pzzys-s
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-19
MISS MANNERTNG
PARTY HOSTESS

Ms Mare Aarre-1-r -zS -1r--
eSs g = fer O. Ter 1-zs1LS u- Sa--
r1aE afternoon -hEn she e-Ez--
sGire6 Nth = g Pz--ck h-l5Es
party The k1-e Su--h C Szr
Juan -2S beautifully dzcorzrs5 VIII
baskets O. S1-l-E Eozsz Ia g
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The Washington times., 1931-09-15
st. Paul May Engage
Coast Loon Champs

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. is.
Possibility of an interleague
series between the st. Paul
American Association champions
and the winners of the Pacific
Coast Baseball League pennant
race loomed today.
President Thomas Jefferson
Hickey, of the American Asso-
citation, sent word to the Pacific
Coast League headquarters that
the Saints would agree to meet
the Far Western champions. pro-
vided they emerge victorious
from their forthcoming little
world series" with the champions
of the International League.
The Washington times., 1931-09-15
RIVALS FIGHT
To GROUND
DRAWAGA|N
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

By GEORGE A. SIMPSON
The boxing issue between Reds
Barry. of the Southeast, and
Sammy Weiss. of Philadelphia, to-
day remains unsettled.
Their eight-round battle before
more than $500 ringworms at
Fort Washington. Md, last night
ended as their first meeting
neither being adjudged the win
ner. The consensus of Referee
Buck Alexander and Judges Pat
O'Connor and George King was
that the two had fought on even
terms.
Patsy Donovan, manager of
Barry, and AL Lippe, overlord of
Weiss, Stormed about the ring
like wild panthers. each proclaim
ing that their man won. That
was only natural.
The battle lacked any thrills,
with few hard blows delivered.
Barry showed to his best ad-
vantage in the first round.
which he won by a wide mar
gin.
Weiss brought the fans to their
feet when he drove Barry to
the corner in the third and mas
to the jaw and body. The South
saged him with right and lefts
The Washington times., 1931-09-15
The Big Ten
AMERICAN LEAGUE

east boy tottered for a time but
came out of the corner fighting
back at his foe. Barry showed
his gamenesS there.
ID Pounds Weight Advantage
Barry had a 14-pound pull in
the weights, weighing 1876 pounds,
while Weiss scaled 172 pounds.
The fans voiced their diSpleas
ure in the ending Of the Henry
Irving-Gus Edwards scrap, the
former getting a technical knock.
out in the third round.
In fast mixup, Irving
clipped Edwards with a hard
right to the head which sent
Edwards hurting towards the
ropes. 1t looked to some of
the fans that the local boy also
showed Edwards.
The Baltimorean claims his face
struck the edge of the ring as he
fell outside the ropes which dazed
him and he never knew that
Referee Alexander has counted
him out. The fans wanted the
battle to continue, but the referee
had given his decision.
Vance Finishes Strong
Frank Vance, after being floored
in the first round. came back to
pound out a technical knockout
over w. L. Tucker. The latter's
handlers flung the towel into the
ring in the fourth round.
The Washington times., 1931-09-15
ING DISPUTE REMAINS UNDETERMINED
GIANTS COLLIDE
THURSDAY

A battle between giants should
develop Thursday night when
Milo Steinborn and Tiny Roebuck
get together at the Clark Griffith
Stadium in one of the preliminary
matches on the wrestling card.
Roebuck is big, strapping fel'
low who mixes golf with his
wrestling. He is so huge that his
wrestling playmates have named
him Two Indians" Steinborn is
also a husky lad with unlimited
strength and he'll take no rough
stuff from Roebuck without CIV
ing some in return.
Another contest that should
wax warm will involve Mika RO-
manO and Son Jennings, the
Indian cut-up. They've taken
the Gentleman" title away
from Mike since he Joined the
ruffian class.
The feature will bring together
Karl Pojello and Gene Ledoux,
the Canadian heavyweight. Po-
jello is gaining a vast following
here and has become more popu-
lar than that old favorite, Doc
Wilson.
Wilson appears on Thursdays
program, meeting Nazzarino
Poggi. Probably the most exCit-
ing and toughest battle of the eve
ming will be between Pat
O'Shocker and John MaXoS.
| Home seekers whO want to establish
themselves in If6me Of their own,
the Real Estate for Sale columns Of
The Washington times., 1931-09-15

Steve Thompson, former All
High selection, will patrol left
field for the business men. Sun.
day the Southwesters travel to
Clinton Md. to play the team
of that town.
The Washington times., 1931-09-15

Lefty" McIntire is booked to
hurl for the marketmen, while
pitching selections for the
kosher boys" are unknown but
a pitcher Of high caliber will
work.
The Washington times., 1931-09-15
MARKET n IN {
PLAYS STARS

Southwest Market sluggers en-
gage a tough foe in the Jewish
All-Stars diamonders. Wednesday
at 3 o'clock on diamond No. A
of the Monument grounds.
The Washington times., 1931-09-15

Home seekers whip want to establish
themselves In home Of their own,
will find a timely home selection in
the Real Estate for Sale columns Of
the Classified Section.
The Washington times., 1931-09-15

These famous Custom BootnaKers buy only the
finest feathers, regardless of price. And this year
we have not only reproduced their Lasts, Patterns
and every Style Detail of their handmade Custom
models, but we have used the same expensive
Upper Leathers purchased from the same tanners.
In the Regal Reproductions we are using Bordeaux
Grain, the finest Calfskin in the World, made of
Paris City skins, never before used except in the
highest priced shoes; Genuine Willow Calf tanned
in Frankfort Germany, in the new Burgundy
shade; Holland Grain tannedin Oisterwyck, Holland;
Martins of Glasgow Scotch Grain, Heather Grain
and the expensive celebrated Moor Calf, never be-
fore used in a shoe at this price.
These exclusive Styles and these expensive Leathers
will startle and stop every shoe man who passes our
window and we know these unusual values at $500
will interest every man who wears shoes.
The Washington times., 1931-09-15

No Shoe Manufacturer or Retailer in America or
elsewhere ever attempted to produce line of shoes
ofthis Quality with this complete Expensive
and Exclusive Styles to sell at TWICE our one
price $500.
When you see Hunting Boot 10 inches high for
$500 made of Genuine Weather Grain Leather
with Vscolized full double Oak Soles and steel
slugged solid leather heels, it makes everybody sit
up and take notice and wonder how it can be done.
But it is more difficult to see the difference in
Quality in Smart Street Oxford. That is why this
year so many are apt to be fooled by Price Ticket
on dolled-up window shoe.
We thought the easiest way for you to make
comparison and the best way for us to prove
unusual Value in a Stylish Town Shoe was to
buy the best shoe made by the Kings own boot
maker and put the Regal Reproduction right beside
the original in our windows, and let you decide.