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The Washington times., 1931-10-07
Ten Games Open Capital
City Grid League
BY SID KATZNELL

Bill Flesters Capital City Football League will naugurate
Sunday with 10 attractive games Heading the
list is the Mercury Marion seto which will be played at Con
zaga Field at clock.
The Washington times., 1931-10-07
Big Early Season Scores
Fault of Coaches
By EDDIE CASEY

BOSTON, Oct Almost any coach in the country, if
called upon the two most important things that
football team should be Pe to do we'll will say Tacklng
The Washington times., 1931-10-07
STRIKEOUT STAR

The record for strikeouts in
one game is held by Charles
Sweeney, of Providence, who
famed 10 in 1894.
The Washington times., 1931-10-07
G.. u. Must Exhibit Power
In Game at New York
Times Staff Photo

idea of famiarzng themselves with New York Uni
versiy plays Georgetown University gridmen will scmmage
against the Hilltop Freshmen today The rosh have been
taught the New York plays and will them against the
yorci+x
The Washington times., 1931-10-07
DIAMONDERS IN ACTION

Washington A. C.. diamonde-s
play Indian Head Cardinals Sun
day at Indian Head, Md.
The Washington times., 1931-10-07

Gene Murphy, a former Cath
Olic University star, will be
the Apaches chief aid In their
conquest for their third straight
The Washington times., 1931-10-07
DJTCH BERGMAN rs PUTTING CATHOLIC u ON FOOTBALL MA
TILT TOSS-UP,
SAYS NAVY
COACH

Edgar C"Rip"O Miller, Navy's
football coach, figures that the
game with Maryland at Griffith
Stadium here on Saturday is
"just a toss.up." Says Miller:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Shorts Are Short

Summer suits for the younger
boy anywhere between three
and nine or tcn-are as easy W
make aH can he. But they may
also Nv bought ready made wv
such attractive prices this sum
mer that Nv AVN not always easy wv
decide whether t0 buy or fn make.
Almost all tha new summer
wash suits are made without
sleeves. Shorts are really short
and r usually provided with IA
smart belt WIZ the same material.
We have In mind a simple little
suit. cnliarless and sleeveless.
made with the shirt N fine white
pinue and shorts of brown ur
green pique. which w used u
bind the neck and armhOles. A
white handkerchief linen slip-on
shirt has shorts nf navy blue.
bright blue Dr green brOadcIuth.
Usually the shirt and shorts are
I'M contrasting c0lors-c0lored
shorts with white or "A lighter
tone of che same color FOR the
top. Cotton broadcl0th. pique.
are the lHvUrite materials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26

but this season they are also
worn by the stay at nome girls
who like 10 be as comfortably
dressed for play as their brothers.
Then there are white COB trousers
for girls. They are especially
useful in preventing excessive
sunhurning Of legs and ankles.
Every up 20 date little girl this
season should have a few pairs
Of these white "longies."
Dance rompers made Of checked
Bingham are also extending their
usefulness and have become a
popular sort of play costume for
girls OF eight or ten who would
have considered themselves much
too old TO wear rompers 4 few
years ago.
Then there are afternoon
dresses-for even in the calafree
days OF summer Betty and Bar
bara must conform 10 the for
malities OF dOfing boyisn play
clothes and donning more fem
mine dress for the late afternoon.
These. like the more practical
sort Of play clothes. must be seen
70 be appreciated. They are made
az plain and embroidered lawn
and organdie. OF dimity. hand
kcrchief linen. cotton wolfe. dotted
swiss and a number or other fine
cotton materials. There are
charming prints too but the ten
dency this season is to choose
solid tones. especially for the
younger girls-pink, light blue.
yellow leading in favor with green
following closely.
Hats play an important part IN
the little girls summer wardrobe
and lest they might be overlooked
they are often included with the
dress with which they are 20 be
worn. Beach pajamas often AVE
matching hats Of the same ma
terial. and there are orrandie
hats 20 go with some of the or
candle dresses. PiQue hats arc
chosen 70 go with dainty after
noon dresses a. well ~ with play
dresses and you will find an
abundant supply Of them In AN
the stores where little girls
clothes are sold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26

What would you suggest for
tennis this summer? How long
should the skirt he2 What
would you suggest a. TO material
and color? Are divided skirts to
be worn for tennis Y" asks Jane K.
"A reader who wants 90 be smartly
and suitably dressed for her
game.
The pure white dress IN urn
doubtediy the smartest for ten
mis-. The skirt should No. three
Or four inches below the bend Of
the knee-lonE enough to hide
the knee al all times. The ma
iority ~ tennis dresses are made
with regular skirts but there are
some smart models nf the divided
sort. They r. made with the
division Sd arranged that when
the tennis player IL orr court "
looks merely like an inverted box
pleat In the center front uf the
skirt. Fairly substantial linen or
cotton material ~ the best choice.
The bodice or shirt should be
comfortably low at the neck with
very short sleeves OF no sleeves
At ALL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Rural Clothes Are
New Summer Vogue

Rural clothes have suddenly
burst into fashion and popularity.
and for the girl who in going 10
spend her vacation days. or AZ
least a part on them. ON Ca ranch
or Z farm there are all sorts Of
new shirts. Overalls, blouses.
jeans and hats that are as prac-
teal IA they are becoming.
TO begin with there are cart
wheel hats on rough straw with
brims wide enough 10 put the
old-time Merry Widow hats in the
shade Their rounded crowns
are worn well back on the head
leaving the brow well exposed.
There are mannish sateen shirts
0f bright blue. yellow. emerald
green or red made with long
sleeves or mesh shirts with short
sleeves. You may wear yours
with open neck or with a brightly
colored Bingham or bandana scarf
knotted carelessly at the front.
Then there are short smocks.
extending only "a little below the
hips. made " bright colored cot
ten crepe Roomy overalls ar
trousers are made w the cOnven-
tional blue jean material. of
stripes or or n cCi0rful plaid.
With your rural outfit you may
wear high laced boots W.. follow
ing the suggestion OF one Of the
stores that has recently exploited
the rural mode. you may wear
soft leather mocaSsins Of the
really. truly Indian sort.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26

little girl or boy who likes 10
wear a bathing suit are the new
outdoor showers. They are made
0f iron piping with a broad
shower that stands over six feet
from the ground and can be put
into operation anywhere that a
garden hose is available.
And so whatever your plans
may be- for the summer you really
must provide your children with
bathing suits Possibly you may
decide 10 let an abbreviated bath
ING suit or sun suit of light weight
wool jersey serve a. the fOuuda-
ton garment for their play time
outfit. over tins may b. worn a
linen or cotton sleeveless play
suit or jumper suit.
There is a big demand now for
the two-piece camp suit for girls.
IL IL made with q sleeveless pull.
ON oyerblouse extending 10 the
hips, w0rn oser full shorts that
should emu their brief career four
or five inches above the knees.
For several years dresses Of this
SOrt-made Of blue or green or
brown cotton Observation-Disclosures
IN demand among girl campers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
EACH DRESS
CAN BOAST
ITS SCARF


IT'S a season of scarfs.
A They are not new at
least the scarf idea il not new.
Scarfs have been very much
in the vogue for several sea
sons. But there arc more
scarfs than ever. and they are
more attractive than ever.
They can be bought and
made, for little money and AZ
little trouble.
If you buy your scarf you
will probably want X Is part
of a ct. There are alI sorts
of sets including scarfs. One
~ made WI cr0chctcd cotton
thread. There is n berct of
brown wv blue wv green. and
"a scarf ten inches wide Nd
match, alt done III close
crockett.
Another set includes scarf and
handbag The handbag ~ uf the
envelope kind. and the scarf n
about twelve inches wide. They
are made wv striped silk. the
stripes running lrnHthwiHe Of the
scarf. The foundation color is
tan. the center stripe is orange
and On each side wv the orange
stripe l. one of brown.
The handbag Avn similarly
striped.
Other setH include shoes and
scarfs made of figured crepe. belts
and scarfs made Of crOChetcd silk
cord. scarfs and hats made Or
ribbon.
These ribbon scarfs like many
others arc arranged I'm strips. And
the woman who wants IN make
scarfs for herself-she might as
well make Heveral-can dO mo-
better than co make the scarfs OK
crepe de chine Or fiat crepe and
stripe them with ribbon. One at
tractive sort is made nf crepe
with diagonal stripes ~ inch-wide
ribb0n-seven stripes at each end
following the slantwise cut w the
end of the scarf. White HcarfH
are striped frequently with red
and blue. for the patriotic tri-
color Nv very popular. The scarf
with lengthwise stripes OF orange
and brown already mentioned is
another kind that 4 be copied
with ribbon for thc stripes
Starts made of two thieknesses
of crepe. nf two %col0rs. are also
smart and interesting. Black,
faced with white: tan faced with
brown. green and darker or
lighter green. red and white. or
any other color with white. and
more subtle combinations Of green
and brown. green and gray and
gray and black. These two toned.
dOuble-faced acarfs ARE made 0r
bought 70 wear with a dress or
suit that carries ont thn two tones
in the scarf. 80 ~ you want ~
add a last word of smartneSs tn
some dress make "a scarf tO ~
with 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
SHOP EARLY
TO OUTFIT
VACATION
And Make a List Out
Beforehand That Will
Make Shopping Easy
To Accomplish

GHOPPING for your vaca-
- ton clothes may be a
nightmare or a DIVERSION
source Of deep regret or one
of complete satisfaction II
depends entirely on how you
60 about il. Actually the
stores. large and small. are
offering dresses. hats. suits.
shoes. beach clothes. sports
clothes and accessories in IN
usually large variety. Fash
ions are generally becoming
and there IS enough diversity
about them ID make il pos
sible for every type Of wu-
man 70 find something ap-
propriate and becoming.
To begin with. LED US offer these
two words or advice. Shop early
As early in the morning a. you
can arrange and fairly early IN
the week. Don't wait until an
hour before closing time and
don't wait until the end or the
week IL H. always possible CIR
the housewife 70 DO her shopping
on a Monday. Tuesday or Wed
nesday morning. II simply means
a reimbursement or her work
schedule. And even the business
woman a usually arrange u
take an hour OF before the noon
hour rush. III possible 20 with A
definite list i'm hand. III you shop
IN a department store arrange the
items according 10 the location
on the departments 80 that Won
won't have to retrace your steps
needlessly.
II you have read the newspaper
advertisements and have been
attracted by some special article
advertised IL IL an excellent plan
to carry with you I clipping. SO
that the salesw0man will know
az a glance precisely what you
want.
Shoppers are sometimes con
fused by the fact that In many OF
the large department stores now
a-days there are so many differ
ent departments or sections
where the same sort Of article
IN to be had. I'm "a store we Wis
tied yestedlay il would have been
possible % buy a silk suit In no
less than FIVE different sections.
They had them In the regular
suit department. also IN the
sports department. There was a
budget shop where others were
sold. There were others in the
French shop and still others IN
the basement. Naturally the
salespeCple In n section knew
little of what was offered i'm the
other sections or departments.
Actually this distribution of diff
ferent types OF dresses OF suits
in various sections should be Of
help to the shopper. The very
fact that there are q number or
sect ons means that the store
carries a wide variety of mer-
chandise and 10 the shopper who
haa a definite idea III precisely
me sort 81 thing she wants this
arrangement ~ most helpful.
TO simplify matters when yor
buy q dress. IN y a good plan II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
h Goodness

Chiffon frOcks for hot summer
days are delightfully."- cool and
comfortable. They are. moreover.
good looking. They can be made
with long sleeves and still are
cool.
They can be bought for very
small price in many pretty pat
terms and styles. And they aren't
a bit difficult TO make IL the home
dressmaker takes advantage of
machine picot edeing-which
finishes of many chiffon edges
most attractiyely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
White Coats

Coats are a necessity. even
when summers are hot. Sudden
cool days come. Sudden chiilS
follow refreshing thunder
showers.
This year white coats are much
IN the vogue. and nothing IL more
attractive for summer wear. They
are made In every sort OF fabric.
Thin white wool il a good general
choice-unlined. 50 that IL Is not
cumbersome or too heavy.
White taffeta is made into use.
ful little jackets 10 wear with
summer afternoon or evening
frocks- These give just the
warmth necessary over bare arms
md necks when a breeze springs
ID.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Child's Apron

This weeks pattern diagram
tells and shows how to make
an apron for q child. VI you
would like ID. -end your
stamped. seIf-adcres- "A en-
veIope to Mary Marshall, c=re
this paper. and N will be sent
to you. Aprons are always
useful, ard every little uirl
likes 70 WI them. This one
vii. surely make n useful and
appreciated addition 70 your
child's wardrobe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26

do a little previous window shop
ping. SO that you viii have some
idea OF the sort Of things offered.
In thi% way you can get an idea
Of the color or colors you prefer.
You will know whether yOr want
plain or figured material. whether
you want IA dress with short
sleeves. long sleeves or no sleeves
al all.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
YOUNGSTERS
DRESS FOR
SUMMERFUN
Whether They Stay
Home or Go Away,
They Wear Garments
of Play for Three
Months.

GUNNER time for the chill
- dren il always vacation
time. Whether they are hur-
ried of to the beach or noun
tains the day after school
closes. sent packing off to
camp, or left 10 their own de-
vices at home, July and
August are holiday months
and the clothes that they will
need during these weeks are
practically all OF the holiday
or resort sort This fact does
much To simplify the problem
Of selecting their clothes, and
makes shopping for four
year-old Bob. for eight-year-
old Bill and ten year-old Bar
barr considerably easier than
shopping for yourself
For oven If you DO spend the
two summer months ~ July and
August on at Il summer resort
you must have clothes that viii
be comfortable and appropriate
for hurried business and shop.
ping trips back TO town. And the
housewife who stays IN town
save for the two weeks OF her
husbands vacation needs III wear
clothes Of the conventional urban
sort even though she II sensible
enough to permit her children to
wear beach costumes. sun suits
and rompers most OF the time.
Shopping for the younger mem
bers Of the family this summer
proves 70 be a real pleasure. In
stead Of having 20 scour the
stores. as mothers did ten or
twelve years ago. 10 ind suits
and dresses that are at the same
time really comfortable and good
looking, the difficulty this season
r. IN deciding which Of the many
charming models you will take.
II you have decided I'd get Betty
two new dresses you will 81
tempted to buy six Or seven ana
If you have limited yourself 10
half a dozen YOU will feel in
clined To buy a dozen. Aft an
they are remarkably inc lensive
this season-even those that are
well made and OF first class ma.
terials-and Ill You have j gem
erous supply Of play clothes and
washable afternoon dresses your
problem Of keeping the children
looking neat and clean will be
greatly simpliied.
One practical young mother 81
our acquaintance consistently
provides her children with more
summer clothes than they can
possibly wear out in the course
or the season.
II isn't a real extravagance.
she tells us. because there are
sure 10 be mothers ne . summer
who will be more than glad 10
accept these leftover clothes for
their own children. II would be
quite a different matter If set
about buying myself an unneccs-
sarily large supply ~ evening
dresses which would be OF no
practical value 10 any one after
they had ceased TO be fashion
able"
Youngsters nowadays Go not
have 20 90 10 the seashore or
lakeside to need swimming suits
and bathing toys. they doRt
even have 10 have a river or al
old fashioned country winning
hole. There are parks and pools
In the city where they can learn
to swim and ever a city back
yard offers space enough for a
small paddle pool or AZ least a
canvas arrangement full OF water
that provides excuse enough for
wearing a bathing suit.
Especially interesting To the
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
r.. r
LIMPIA EIENTTFTCAMENTt
IA SANGRE Y La TONTFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
PRODUClENDO K
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO

Durante 40 amos P. P. P. Ia
dado alivio q miles de perso
las que han sufrido de debilf
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origan en- Ia pobreza Y Bebili,
dad de la ssngre.
P. P. P. renueva cor
pdsculos rojos y hace1 sangre
RIGA y pura. Guam este Sc
obtiene desaparece sufri
miento, regresan las1fuerzas ?
ell sistema recupera 81 condl-
cion saludable.
Dele que Ia devuelva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesge I'm centa
yo en- usar P. F. P. Su bUti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
devolverle 81 dinero 81 no que
Ga satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es Ia fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
IConsentira listed en- seSuir
sufrtendo, sintiend0se debii,
cuando puede gozar de buena
salud, fuerza y felicidadf
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
CORTE GRIMM wl

Luego de haber sidy esosuel-
tos Armando DomiPsdez y Jo-
sc Salgado y de haber sido So
breseidos los cargos contra Es-
teban G. Perez y Benny Rogue,
comenzo ayer en- esta corte eli
iuicio de la causa contra Tony
DiLorenzo, un actual diputado
del sheriff, acusado de rellenar
de votos una urna en- ell prescin-
to 81, de Yhor.
Los testigos NADIA de impor-
tancia dijeron en- contra de Di
Lorenzo Y ell letrado Pat Viii
1Sker no estim6 necesario pre-
sentar itestigos, limiAandose a
solicitar la libertad de su repre-
sentado, por falta de pruebas.
Diez minutes despues de ha-
berse retirado a deliberar ell jul
RADIO volvi6 a la Sala con un We
redicto de absoluci6n.
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L &c 4 2 e @
La INFLAMMATION
DESTRUYE La INFECCiON
MITiGA Ell DOl.OR

LICARBC es 81 resultado dc investigaciones y estudios muy
extensos. I'll va1or de esta medicine sc ha probado en- 10 pr4ctica
diarla Nenos del uno por c.ento de los casos ha delado de Bair
benef i. con LICARBO.
S, ~lperioridad es evidente. No descolora la piel. Tieue un
oor auco suave. No es caustlco. Por consiguiente empicza
a cic y en- segtida sin irtar o detruir eli teiido cellular.
ia 'fecciones en- las heridas recientes. Destruye la infec-
81 existe. Quita ell dolor cast acknowledgements. Las
das los ~ungnentos tienden a esparcir Ia infection en- los
del pelo en- la parte afectada: LICARBO evita este.
destruye y ccatriza todas les infeccicnes exterI~ DE 10
n~cualquier parte del cuerpo desde la cabeza hasta las puntas
pies. No pasa un da sin que sea aecesario usar L1CAItBO.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
LOS PREVISORES
DEL PORVENIR"
Secci6n de Tampa. Eta.

Secci6W de Tampa, Fla.
Sc hace saber a tOdos los Pre-
visoa'es y Representatives. de me-
nores etc. que tengan asuntos
pendientes, Sc sirvan paSar por
esta .Oficina los Sabados por la
noche desde las siete y media en-
adelante, donde seran debida-
mente atendidos.
Asi mismo sepan que esta al
cobro Ell mes de Mario.
La Oficina continGa en- ell
mismo local, o sease en- ell esta-
blecimiento de Greco Floral
Shop, 1926 E. Broadway.
FL lRepresentante Suplente,
Jesas GTandG.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
CONDE-
NANOS

Multas de 1 y 2 pesos Impulse
aver ell juez Hendry, de la corte
de los pequenos delitos, a diez
automovilistas acusados por los
inspectors del estado de ha-
ber sacado a la via publica sus
vehiculos sin la Ecenc4d de
1881. :
Otros treinta acusados no
comparecieron y contra ellos sc
dictaron 6rdenes de ~arresto.
Ell juez anunci6 que ira au-
mentando la cantidad de las
multas a MEDIA que pasen las
semanas.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

LEGO procedenue de Mobile,
a cargar MADEIRA lei vapor no.
ruego Marpesia.
Durante ell dia de aver Sc nj
cieron a la mar los vapores Com
mercial Floridian, Lake Engle-
nook y Yumurj.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14

Hill Fruit Products, Inc, que
tiene establecidas sus oficinas
en- el pueblo de DavenpdFt.
En- ell escrito de queja no sc
demuestra que exiStan motives
para que Sc haga tai nombra-
miento.
Tn plazo de diez dias Sc con-
cedi6 a los ~reclamantes para en-
menAar su queja y probar que
la cOmpanfa no esta dirigida
por las leyes.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
PASARON DE DOS MILO.
MES Y UN CUARTO LAS
DEL PRESI-
DENTE DE LA AMERI-
CAN A

New York, Mario 1A-Las
ganancias del n-esidente Geo.
w. Hill, de la American Tobac-
co Co., subieron eli ano pasado a
So, 2S3, 900.
En- 1880 las ganancias de esa
corporation fueron de $43, 345,
$40. Solo existe un executive en-
ell pals que reciba una proper
ci6n en- las ganancias que pue-
da compararse con Hill, En-
La gaceta., 1931-03-14

gene G. Grace, pres!sS We de la
Bethlehem Steel, que fAno pa
sado recibi6 $500, 900 al conta-
do por su direction, y en- 1929,
81, 600, 900.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
ESTADO UNIDOS TOMARA
PARTE EN- LA REDAC-
CION DEL CONVENE
FRANCO-ITALIANO

Wash, Mario 14.--Parece Sc
guro que Estados Unidos acep-
tara una invitation para for
La gaceta., 1931-03-14

DEL COLEGIO
DE DE TAM
PA
La gaceta., 1931-03-14

Ell sci. so Morrow, de New
Jersey, en- canine de Europa
con la Sra. Morrow, probable
mente seIa uno de los represen-
tantes de Estados Unidos 81 la
cancillqria americana acepta la
invitaci6n que Sc lie ha extendi-
do por ell gobierno ingles.
Morrow intervino directa-
mente, como delegado america
no, en- La reduction del convenio
tripartita de Londres.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
RECIBIDOR PARA N
COMPANIA
DORA DE FRUTAS

Despues Ae un juicio celebra-
do aver, Ell uez federal Aker-
man decide no designar un re-
cibidor para la compahia Holly
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
vitados, Spmo huespedes Ne no.

Los PARTICIPATES oradores 10
seran el juez Koonce, de Tava-
res, v William E. Kay, de Jack
sonville.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14

Esta noche, a las 7:30, cele-
SD banquete annual, en- ell
hotel Tampa Bay, ell Colegio de
Abogados de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14

Ell juez federal Akeman y
varios magistrates de la corte
suprema del estado han sido in
La gaceta., 1931-03-14

hr comite de cinco
tcGredactara ell con-
a Londres, nego-
lsslIdo GFrancia e italia.
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
olp sera puesto a lamar hoy
Ael Cincinnati y Eckert CO.
cara Ell juego de ma1ana.
Pleitos y Divorcios

pncha Rodriguez contra No
Rodrfguez; .Saffold Bros.
ice Co. contra Bailey Pro-
2; Temple Terrace Cons
GO. contra Ed S.
"a Gonzalez contra
la Sudad> Tampa; Edgar
EecA contraNEsther Salas Fran
co. y
La gaceta., 1931-03-14

: xmSS asn~ yer una function d~@s25S%S@ssS s sue DD"a h eudA %S vm h" h"" d pa" no