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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-12

Valuable support for Brownsville
in her campaign TO prevent n
abandonment of Fort Brown has been
pledged as a result Of conferences
during the past few days by Browns
Vile people with congressman and
others, on q trip to other points IN
Texas, according TO announcement
today.
The latest conferences were held
with Congressman Daniel Garrett,
member of the military affairs com
mittee Of the House, in Houston.
His support has been pledged, ac-
cording to G.. G. Richardson. secre-
tary Of the Brownsville Chamber
Of Commerce, who talked with him
this week.
Richardson went TO San Antonio
last Sunday along with A. B. Cole.
and Grover G. Wagner. TO confer
with Congressman Harry Wurz-
bach. also a member Of this COM
.mittee. Mr.. Wagner and Mr.. Cole
returned TO Brownsville Monday.
and expressed the belief that
Brownsville will receive the sup
port OF Congressman Wurzbach.
Congressman Garrett said the
briefs and information in general
that we gave him will be Of value
to him in fighting Brownsville's
case" Mr.. Richardson said today
upon his return from Houston.
The congressman said he realized
that there are a number of army
posts in the country which are M
longer OF value. but that he realize:
now that Fort Brown Is not in that
category, and that the army post
here is necessary. We feel that We
have a strong friend for our cause
in Congressman Garrett"
Mr.. Richardson said he also had
an opportunity to confer while ir
San Antonio with officials of the
Central Power e. Light company
and in Houston with officials OF
beth the Missouri Pacific and the
rSouthern Pacific railways.
These utilities are going TO op-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-12
GRAND JURY
CONSIDERS
DROWNING
Drowned Girls Diary
Tells of Thrill
After Thrill

NEW YORK, June l2.-tR-
Investigation OF the drowning OF
Miss starr Faithful. whose diary
tells OF experiencing every thrill,
reached the grand jury stage TO-
day. Elvin N. Edwards. district at
torney Of Nassau county, said he
would call Is witnesses at Mineola.
Because OF new clues which he
thought warranted grand jury con-
sideration. Edwards caused crema-
ton of the girls body to be post
poned suddenly yesterday.
Among witnesses TO whom Ed
wards desired to give first atten-
ton was Stanley K. Faithful, the
girls stepfather, whose name she
took. Edwards said he believed
FAITHFUL had not told all he knew.
Edwards wished to give special
attention 10 Elizabeth Tucker Faith
full, Stars younger sister, who
prefers the name Sylvia. Edwards
said Sylvia had been mysterious
about where she had been over the
weekend. He expressed curiosity as
TO whether Sylvia had been in the
company Of Starr and two men
prior to Stars disappearance last
Friday.
Stars body was washed ashore
at Long Beach last Monday. In
Quiry since then as TO the activities
OF the 25-year old girl. who lived in
Greenwich Village, a member OF a
family in modest circumstances, has
developed incidents of gay life IN
New York and London and on lin
ers, with one visit to a hospital for
acute alcoholism and one trip TO a
sanitarium for observation.
A 30-page diary written by Starr
and found by a detective IN the
Faithful home contains the fol-
lowing:
81 have experienced every sensa-
ton life holds and II (deletion)
does not meet me soon. I have no.
thing to live for"
Most of the contents OF the diary
were withheld. Detectives said
there were various references &c
the possibility of suicide.
LONDON, June 12.-CP-Rudolpr
Haybrook. artist, was quoted by the
Daily Mai today as saying he be-
1ieved Starr Faithful had been
slain In New York because she wa:
to have been the principal witnes:
In "a $4,000 settlement case which
would have caused a sensation Il
It came to court
(Stanley E. Faithful. hsr STEP
father. has denied this statement
Is true).
Identifying Haybrook as Mis-:
Faithfull's closest friend in Lon
don and as the fiance OF her sister
Elizabeth. the paper further quot
ed him to the effect that there wert
influential people in New York who
were concerned in the case and "a
whom her death would have been
n matter OF importance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-12
Help Promised To
Brownsville In Fort Brown
Fight, Richardson Reports

pose the abandonment Of Fort Brown
with just as much energy as they
would oppose some measure which
directly affected their operations"
Mr.. Richardson said. land we feel
they will be of great value TO US
Several additional communications
In the Fort Brown campaign were
received at the Chamber Of Com
merce today. showing that the fight
Is being continued on all quarters
One of these was q copy Of a letter
sent to Congressman Garner and
the War Department by A. Herbst,
San Benito. president Of the Valley
Bankers Association.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-12
Education Seen AS
Bar to Communism

SAN BENITO. June 12-Education
Is the best way 10 combat COM
munism. said Rev. G. S. Mckinney.
pastor Of the Baptist Church and
4 member OF the Kiwanis Club. to
fellow Kiwanians this week.
He said that communists respect
cd no flag except the red ard
that children were taught to hate
the American banner at summer
camps held in various parts Of the
country.
DR.. 4. o. Seiser. whose father
practiced dentistry here and who
himself is a dentist, spoke briefly.
He Is located here now.
Mrs. John v. Clark sang. the ac-
compartments being played by Mrs.
". w. Colmery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-12
Arthur Webb Dies
In Tampa Florida

HARLINGEN, June l2.-Arthur
Camp Webb. brother OF the late e.
Webb of this ci.r. died Wednesday
night IN Tampa. Fla. He lacked a
few days Of being " years old. The
eldest OF four brothers, he was the
son OF Prof. and Mrs. John Russell
Webb OF st. Joseph, Mich.
Survivors are: a son. Major Frank
Webb, wife and children Of Braden-
town. Fla: his widow, Lizzie Morgan
Webb and daughter. Mabel Elaine
Lacey of Kalamazoo. Mich.
The Washington times., 1931-09-19
Laurence Prize PLQy
Valley Forge Story

Major R. B. Laurence, of
Bethesda, Md, was awarded first
prize of $10O in the Drama
League-Longmans, Green & Co.
playwriting contest for a one-act
play concerning George Wash
angton for production during the
celebration here next year.
The scene of the play, 1.-The
Decision At Dawn" laid in Valley
Forge. depicts the struggle of
Washington against defeat in
spite of the Conway Cabal in
Congress. It will be given a pre-
liminary play-out production by
the American Academy of ORA.
matte Arts in New York city.
The Washington times., 1931-09-19
LEGION TAKES
0UTPOSTS Of
DETROIT
Gay Surrender to War Vet
Horde on Lake; Soldiers
of Big War Due to Vote Wet

DETROIT, Sept. 19 0N.SD
The advance guard of the Ameri-
can Legion's thirteenth annual
convention captured the outposts
of this gaily decorated motor
capital today in preparation for
the largest peace-time gathering
of war veterans in the nations
history.
The legion will convene here
Monday to tackle economic prob
lems and others, and probably
win declare itself on prohibition,
throw 10000 legion posts into the
battle against unemployment, and
declare war on crime and crimi-
mails.
Rail Records Due
One hundred thousand legion
naires are expected for the four
day convention. Another hun
Ered thousand wives and friends
will accompany them.
This will constitute the largest
passenger movement to a given
place ever accomplished by Amer
lean railroads, not even excepting
the wartime movements of troops.
Tens of thousands of visitors
viii dwell aboard lake steamers
and on Pullman trains during the
convention.
To Back Hoover Plans
Detroit streets are a riot of
flags, bunting and colors, and the
Legionnaires will receive a gay
welcome.
On unemployment, the Legion
undoubtedly will pledge cO-Opera-
tim to President HOOver'S employ
1nent commission. However, it
win announce also its own relief
program.
The bonus issue may be settled
amicably. This was the opinion
of legion officials.
Althou.Gh the rank and file
strongly favors immediate cash
payment of the bonus in, full.
Legion officials will seek to post
pone a decision until next year,
due to the depression and the
warning of Maj. Gen. James G.
Harbord, former Pershing aide,
that the organization would be
laughed out of the country" if
1t recommended unemployment
relief measures while holding out
q tin cup" for a cash bonus.
The Washington times., 1931-09-19
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CURLEY CLUB PARTY

The first card party and dance
OF the season, sponsored by the
Curley Club of Washington, will
be held at the Continental Hotel
at 8 p. m. today. William j..
Boyd is chairman of the commit
tee in charge.
The Washington times., 1931-09-19
LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS - LOTS - LOTS
building lots, d. C. colored subdivision;
2OxlOO #. at SG2 80. Tsrms See them early
and get choice locations worth $500 each.
ROOM 700. 1903 VERMONT AVE.
LOTS-34TH ST. BRENTWOOD, MD.
Concrete street water and sewer cheap;
terms. Will help to finance to build when
lot is paid for. p. A. Canty 521 II St.
N. +. Phone Lincoln 2772-J
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La gaceta., 1931-11-13

AL desemharcar aver en- New
York, Jacobs manifesto cue en-
contrandose 81 en- Berlin, recibi6
an despacho de JACK Dempsey
en- ell cual este lie deeia que muy
pronto estarfa en- disposition
de pelear con Schmeling.
Jacobs cree que un combate
entire Jack y el campe6n daria
ncr resultado la resurrection de
los ingresos dc taQuiHa cue die
ran fama a Tex Richard.
Tan pronto lie sea possible con
ferenciara con Ell ex-eampe6n
sobre los planes futures de este.
Jacobs Sc muestra inclinado
hacia IN match con Mickey Wal
ker, en- Los Angeles, el dia p
de febrero. Sc ofrece al germa-
no una garantia de 100000 y
$4,000 81 establece su campa,
La gaceta., 1931-11-13

giro ore tomaba el proceso, y Sc
pcrmiti6 dirigirle dos o res bro
mas pesadas a prop6sito de las
personas que Sc me.in en- don
de no les llamaban.
-D@adle hablar-diio Du-
pin, que no consider6 rrudente
replicarle.-Dejad cue Sc des-
ahcgue; ESQ aliviara su concien-
cia. Yo me contento con hsber-
lie derrotado en- su propio torre-
no. Sin embargo, ne es sXtra1o
Que no haya sabido ese'arecer
este misterio, porQue nucatro a.
migo el prefeeto IS demasiado
astuto para pcder ser ~profundo.
'u ciercia carece de base. Es to-
do cabeza, sin cuerpo, como los
retratos de Ia diosa L@averna, o,
81 10 preferis, TODD cabeza y hom
La gaceta., 1931-11-13

dir. I'll orangutan debio e'canar-
Sc de Ia habitaci6n por Ia cade-
ma del |pararrayos, antes de que
fuese forzada la puerta, cerran-
dose tras 81 la yentana de una
manera automatica. Mas tarde
,fua ~atrapado por cl p~ropietario
EN- persona, que 10 yendi5 en- muy
,buen precio al Jardin de Plan
Itas.
Tan pronto como refarimos
las cireunstancias todas Gel do
bile asesinato, avaloradas nor al
I9unos concentrates de Dqpin en-
lei despacho mismo del ~psefscto
de policia, Leb6n fua puesto en-
|libertad. Este funcionario, per
'bien inclinado que estus iese a
de mi amigo, no padia di
similar su mai humor al yer ell
La gaceta., 1931-11-13
Son los Cuantes

En- dos 0 ties moses la Arena
del Cir-ulo solo Ia ofrecido trcj
.rrcg anna de boxeo Y ha tenido
.cuatIo c0.certadores de peleas,
HegrdnJeA' Barlo, Mario Y Cox,
TornlSdez renunci6 despu6s
de los dos primeros ~fracasos me
'neearios, no "artisticos'; Barlo
Iprsent6 la famosa pelea Sag E
ro-Dariel8 Mario quiso abrir,
no pudo y Sc retro por el Foro.
Iy Cox ACADIA de recibir 81 nom
bramiento.
RecorGzcase a esa Arena "a
marca yuesta, cuatro "concerta-
La gaceta., 1931-11-13

con los amos y cuando pagul 4
ser oa h3n5re, Vino a coastialir
oao de mis- principales placeres
FRA lcs que han profesado a.
Iee.o a IN perro fieI e intaligan-
te' no es precise que explique Ia
~n&SaI@-ez2 0 Ia intansidsd de 60
ls$ que este poe1c proporsionar.
Hay en- Ell desintaresado amor
d. I'm animal, en- su abnegaci6n,
a'r' qae va derecho al coraz5n
az oas ha teaido frecueates oca
stones de experimental su, nil
ae amis.ad, ST. fidaIidad si3 r.
mites. Me case itven, Y tuvs Ia
SoeEta de encontrar en- mi ezpo-
50 una disposition semeiante a
il. mia. 0bservando mi irclina-
clon hacia los animales dom6s-
ucos' no perdon6 Ocasi6n algu,
La gaceta., 1931-11-13
SACUES HIZO TABLAS CON
SHELL

Miami, Nov. 13.-Los iueces
declararon tablas en- la noch9
de aver la pelea entire Ernest Sa
CUES, ell maestro de escuela chi
Ileno, y Billy Shell, de Columbus,
Georgia, Sc concedi6 a Shell 81
empate por la agresividad cue
desarrollara desde ell principle
hasta el fin del combate, no por
su efectividad.
J Ell chileno pesaba 154 y SUI
.ntrario 1853.
Con una derecha al est6mago,
aplicada en- ell sexto asalJo de Ia
samifinal, Earl Johnson, de Mia
mi, puso a dormir a Boy Wi
lliams, de West Palm Beach.
Johnson llev6 siempre IL me-
jor parte.
La gaceta., 1931-11-13
JACOBS DICE QUE SCHME-
LING ACEPTARA LA ME-
JOR OFERTA

New York, nov. 13.-Al lle-
gar aver de Alemania, donde pa
sara varios meses, Joe Jacobs,
director de los negocios del cam
pe6n Max Sehmeling, nantes
to que 81 Madison Square Gar
den debe competir con una ofer-
ia de 100000 cue desde Los An
geles han hecho a su representa-
do.
La actitud de Jacobs rom2e
todos los lazos consel Garden.
corporation cue dice tener III
I~oontrato por Ell cual Sc obliga e
! campeGn a sarvirla hast juniC
rs de 1882.
Aver mismo el Garden expi
do una decIaraci6n diciendo qu'
hara cumplir su contrato.
La gaceta., 1931-11-13

bros, como un ba2alao. Pcro. a
pesar de TODD, es una excelente
persona. Me agrada so5ee tcdo
por Ia especie maraviNosa de sl
c7ato al eual debe su repltaci5n
de genio. Me refiero a su mania
de negor 10 que es, d de eTplicar
10 Qae no as.
La gaceta., 1931-11-13
Edgardo Allan Poe
HISTORIAS
EXTRAORDINARILY
y Aventuras
de Arturo Gordon Pym

tenerse hasta su casa, temiendo
las consecuencias de aqlella es-
p~antosa carniceria, y sin preocu
parse, en- su terror, de II suerte
del triangular. Las woes oidas
por la genie desde la escalera
fueron sus eXclamaciones de es-
panto Y reconvenci6n, mezcladas
con los aullidos de la bestia.
NADIA cast me resta que ana
La gaceta., 1931-11-13
II
Ell CATO NEGRO

No espero nj remotamente cue
Sc ccnceda 81 men3r cr65i,o q Ia
eXtrana, aunqua familiar histo-
ria que voy a relatar. Seria YER
daderamente insensato ospera~
lo cuando mis- mismcs sentidCs
rechazan su propio testimonio,
La gaceta., 1931-11-13
BOXEO
OTRO C~ONCERTADOR DE-
PELEAS PARA Ell CIRCJ.
10 CUBANO

Leemos en- I'm diario local gu
Jose Franco, presidente d
Circulo Cubano, ha nombraCo
otro concertador de peleas pal :
la arena del Circulo Cubano, ca
sustituci6n de jim Mario, Y qUa
este Sc llama Broadway JohnrJ
Cox, exdirector de Farmer JCa
Cooper.
La noticia agresa que IA c
mission de boxeo del Ciraulo CCx
bano do un golpe de soN4es :
con ell nuevo nombramieN III
go de una session celeb1 losayer
Nuestro director - & q
presidente de la c2si5r, sos
tiene que 6l nada Abe de esa {
samblea, pues ~ a convocad
a la comisi6n, 4nque puede Sc
que ell nomby hiento haya sid
por la secci1 Atletica.
Cox diceAue dentro de nv
pocas SEM mas nos traera q pU.
gilistas tanta fama como t.
ny Canzoneri y ell payaso Bait.
ling Bozo, p~rotagido de "Pa'
Stribling.
Luego del nuevo fracaso d.
pasado lunes, que lie pr~onostica
La gaceta., 1931-11-13

Gel Paradise Perdido" pol
Rafael de Casare Gil.
Gel Hombre Juguete," poi
Fernando Ubeda.
Gel Libro Internal"
Estos libros Sc italian de venta
en- la
Liberia de Mascufiana
1908 Ia. Ave. Phone $780,
La gaceta., 1931-11-13
dores" en- tres meses y nj una
sofa peseta para el tesoro.

Jacobs lego con IA boca abier
ia, dispuesto a conner y tragar''
De Los Angeles le han cfrecido
100000 por una pelea cen Wal
.ker y Jacobs dasembarc5 Motif
cando a Garden que "debe com
petir con csc precio'.
Tambizn le gustaria, despu6s
de los 5000 900 con Waller, un2,
"pelsita" con 81 yeteraHo Jack
Dempsey. 9
La gaceta., 1931-11-13

mento de ~practicas en- Aqua Ca
liente.
Schmeling no pelearia mencs
de IL asaltos.
La gaceta., 1931-11-13

Fouetn de La Gaceto No. 90 dir. Ell orangutan debi6 e,eaear- giro a
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OA61N DC RI III
PARK,
HOMES AND lNVLs TMENI
ON CONDUIT koAr.
PARK

Zoo I lots IoGo9o attractive in ey,.y way
About % noH leet-desiral |, locatco
r lices range from $500 IN Sso ach iot,
cent monthly, 0dsh and 2 Eer
H HiiI a Iv,OUO to 10000 So. ft,,o
Ali manno. 70 ~ acres for laree loot ioo''
Avail " ain situations for coz, homes,
In onsS o'oplne' undulatine and Tpt homes
His Gpe d, space ana among bca hIllsides,
nyerionL ~ T. healthy and GOOD nautiful trees
On rond,its 1lVer creeks ana ign i oihood
Four miiea Noad and 100 10 so vnh einfa hills
Nav Cnndi front on Conduit IVY ,y yards back
Canal po,u viii make do ahq State roads
Suburba U 1nc' hills pictnu.eo.,e boulevard
Many cold wat water bathi, q scenery.
Fine soil for a arai. springs ana s e' boating,
Splendid s ~, run and eord" u Shade trees
Good home nee si, for raisin Ge a, crops,
Have locato Sd''eS-spiendiT ,smchens.
PostolIIce Gu over 100 Investment
Famous r. stores. schools as at c. j. p
House, - miles from, G;
Tract $50 acres y slfSeets-electrlc ts,.
Location ins",oo- for sunni hsht.
Joins this sidc r Increase in vsison.
Maps and f"Ii !; oo99hsressionaI rcs niss
$500 AIMS Inspection trip y lDon request.
Va.) '"eep-eoat ranch en''
ASK
j. S. roMLINsoN.
feb Lon wIsMvt Ave-.
Washlnptnn Nc,
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Soberness

Soberness Is pre- cribed for all sorts
Of persons In the lew Testament. II
Is insisted that old men and women
must be sober that young men and
women must be taught to be sober,
and the young men are eXhOrted to
sobermlndedness perhaps for the rea-
son that In the nature Of the case
they were more strongly tempted to
go wrong In that matter than others
II Is n comprehensive word, worthy
Of the special study Of the classes
mentloned-the old folk and the
young folk Bishop T.. Fitzgerald.
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Star Constellatioaa

Some OF the better known constelln.
lions Of the stars are: Andr0meda,
the chained lady; C0sslopela, lady
seated In chair, holding up arms in
duplication; AqulIa, engle; Auriga,
waggoner; Cygnus, swan; Lyra, Tyre;
Pegasus, winged horse Sagltta, ar
row; Ursa Major, great bear; Aquarl-
US, water bearer; CAMS Major, great
dog; Crux, cross; Orion. great hunt
err; Pisces. the fishes.
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" hen Livers Go Wrong

a ou' NVer alwalS bives fair warnine
20 htst signal Of help wanted" is USUALLY
sta dun grinding headache that seems to
overt Just back OF your eyes and ends ali
eatr yobf body. Nothing looks good to
'and everything you do eat is tasteless.
IemoHunateiy these troubles can be quickly
Pouedl.d' 6tt btx Of GTcenw all $ Com
pound Dandelion Liver Disks at your drug
sisuM,pEveryon one knows what dandelion
is. The tender leaves are even used for
food. Dandelion Liver Disks will USUALLY
have your liver back ut work again over
night. Twenty five cents.
WILSON'S DRUG STORE,
ELDRlGE'S DRUG STORE.
july IS Gm+ Rockville, Md.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber of Montgomery county has obtained
from the Orphans Court of Montgomery
county. Md, letters of administration on
the personal estate of
MARY v. POOLE.
late OF Montgomery county, deceased. All
persons. resident and nonresident. having
claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit and file the
same in said court. with vouchers thereof,
on or before the 7th day of October.
1891 /; otherwise they may, by law. be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 7th day OF
April. 1881.
ARTHUR C. POOLE,
apr 1O-6t Administrator.
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EACHERS OPPORTUNITY.
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not teaching this year and want WORK you
may be able to qualify for this position
large corporation has an opening iniyor
county promoting vital religious program
(Prot) Full time employment with pleas
ant work, good earnings ana opportunity
Tor advancement Training given one EN-
ployed. Write fully, giving age, education,
experience and phone
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VERNON G.. OWEN,
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER.
GAITHERsBURG,. Md.

WILL SELL REAL OR PERSONAL.
w PROPERTY in Montgomery countS
= any part of Maryland, Virginia or
District Of oOlumbiA. on VERY LIBERAL
rms.
q 3O-1m
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BURTON 7. DOYLE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

Town HALL BUILDING. ROCKVILLE Nh.
Phone Rockville 20i.
Practices before the Supreme Court Of
the United States, the Court OF Appeals
and other Courts Of the District Of Colums
bia and abe Court Of Appeals and other
Courts Of Maryland Special attention
Owen to the laws Of property. both real
and personal ,la k
feb SLY aH
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Faint-Hearted
Roger
BY CLARISSA MACKIE

TO- 1881 Mcclure Newspaper syndicateN
(WNU Service.l
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Germantown, Md.
Silver Leaf Flour
- strictly the highest grade of Patent flour; it's
,sttle high i'm price, but we'll worth its cost in
ood baking returns. "a@eo7a.a.
,v DrOD Flour
is high-grade family y,t tl9 e"sr "0on ABOVE the
FEEDS.
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we ..oA With feeds in any quantities al
teeu p "o nanA, assures our patrons of good SER
wa at lowest prices. a
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We are the largest buyers Of wheat i" Montg%% nm
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W. .r;ces are maintained
We sUMtsG yO'''' 5I'""e'
vhe Liberty Milling Co.,
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-07-03
EOR SALE.

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The Washington times., 1931-12-09
FEBRUARY BOUT
IS NEW PLAN

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Msx
Schmeling, worlds heavyweight
boxing champion, against Mickey
walker. former middleweight
king, in Miami on February 2s,
1892.
That was regarded as the low
down on the big shot in Americas
winter boxing.
After a conference with william
F. Carey, president of Madison
Square Garden, Joe Jacobs, mana
ger of the German, admitted as
much but no more today.
Garden to Manage
The Garden is going to super
intend the champions next bout
but what took place at the
Jacobs Carey confer ence was
shrouded in mystery.
Jacobs said MANN had the
inside track on Los Angeles for
the fight, but said it was possible
some hitch would bob up and in
that event the bout would be
staged in the California city on
or about March Is.
Max on Way Here
Schmeling is sailing from his
native heath for New York on
December 20. He expects to. go
into training for his Florida date
late in January.
While Walker was admittedly
leading American heavyweights
in the chase for the Schmeling
bowl of gold, definite decision has
not been reached on the cham
pion's opponent. Jacobs is known
to favor Walker above such per
formers as Jack Sharkey, Primo
Camera and Tommy Loughran.