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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
Reagan Remembers Eagles OF
70 But Are Set For Tussle

CouvilIion, squadman OF last season.
Warren Barrett, whose ineligihility
Is being questioned, probably will
play Friday. The game Is not a con-
ference tilt and too, Reagan autho-i-
ties are so certain that Barrett Is
eligible that they will use him in
order 10 keep him in shape. Barrett
did not play in last weeks district
game with Bryan. These likely will
be the only changes in the lineup.
Here's the way the Bulldogs will
probably start the game: Wilbur
Gooden at left end, Harry Witt at
left tackle, Couvillion at left goard,
Jimmy Farrell at center. Cotton
Hogge, right guard. Mcmahon. right
tackle. Padgett at right end, Morris
Brooks OF Johnny Rikard. quarter
back; Warren Barrett, left half:
Marion ASbell, right half; Roy
Royal, full back.
The Bulldogs have played three
games 10 date. winning all rather
handily, and thus far their goal
line has not been crossed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
HARD TUSSLES
ARE EXPECTED
Brownsville To Get Lot.
OF Experience With
Houston Squad

TWO football games of major in
terest are scheduled In the Valley
today.
The first will determine the
strength and staying qualities of
the Brownsville Screaming Eagles
here when they take on John Rea-
gan OF Houston.
The second fray will give the ram
pant Donna Redskins the acid test.
The Daileyites rip into the Robs-
town Cotton Pickers at Donna. DON
ma has succeeded in making a race
track Of the Valley "B" race SO far
this season. The Pickers, however,
hold a string of victories. including
one win over the San Benito Grey
hounds.
Twenty-one Reagan huskies swung
off a RATHER here last night and
announced themselves in great
shape for their fray with the
Streaming Eagles. The squad won
its district title last season and bids
fair to come through again and 90
far in the district race this season.
The squad is a laI , one for a high
school. Las week it defeated Bry-
an 200 and the week previous de-
feated McAllen $40.
The Screaming Eagles are deter
mined to make a strong showing
against the visitors. They We been
pointing for the game for two weeks
and are in good condition with ex-
ception OF an injury to Miller Scan
Ian. regular guard. The game starts
al $3.50 p. m. at Tucker field.
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STRONG GAMES UP In SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE
YALE SURPRISE
Stages PLAN
Chicago Expected To Show
Eastern University
Trick Stuff

CHICAGO, oct. l6-CP- There
Is u lurking suspicion on Chicago's
midway that Amos Alonzo Stage Is
about due for another upset VIC
tory, and that Yale will be the
victim tomorrow on Stagg Field.
Stages first surprise triumph was
accomplished in 1905 when his
Maroons defeated Michigan's great
eleven, 2 TO 0. More recently, he
came up with the famous 2l-2l tie
with Illinois in 1924, and his last
was a Is TO 8 victory over F--inceton
IN 1929. He followed up with a 26
TO z dazzler over the University OF
Washington the same season, but
failed 10 connect last -
For the occasion. the "old man"
has wrought a new offense, in which
Yale's tackles probably will get a
good workout and passes will be
used frequently. He has not neglect
ed the Chicago defense. having
gone SO far as TO prepare the fresh
men teams in entirely different
systems.
Plenty OF footballs will be in the
air at Madison, Wis, II Purdue and
wisconsin do rs expected. Both
elevenS have been heavir- the ball
all week. and an air battle Is al
most certain.
Michigan and Ohio are ready for
their struggle to remain in the
Big Ten championship race. The
Wolverines will spare nothing
against the Buckeyes. as the rest
Of their schedule does not appear
tough.
Iowa's prospects were frightened
yesterday when Randall Hickman.
regular quarterback. returned to
practice. The Indiana squad left
last night for Iowa City at full
strength for the first time Of the
season. Northwestern continues To
think more about the Ohio State
game a week from Saturday. than
Of the California Southern branch)
game this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
CHARITY TILTS
ARE LINED UP
Many Teams Volunteer For
Contests With Money
Going to Poor

NEW YORK, Oct. IS. Rl-Foot-
balls proposed helping hand TO the
unemployed had developed into a
nationwide movement today with
volunteers from virtually every Sec
ton OF the country.
The program developed most
rapidly in the east where three
games OF tournaments already have
been booked and others are in the
making. Army and Navy will play
in the Yankee Stadium here Deem
Der u for charity's sake; Yale.
Brown. Dartmouth and Holy Cross
will compete in an elimination
tournament at New Haven Dec. 5,
while Princeton. Pennsylvania,
Columbia and Cornell will be COM
petitors in a similar tournament in
the Yankee Stadium Dec. 9.
IN the south, T~elnessee'S volun-
teers have lived up 10 their name by
indicating their willingness to PLAY
for the fund. Mississippi A. & NJ
also announced 1t would be avail
able.
The Big Ten conference still has
the subject under consideration al
though that powerful group ALREADY
has amended its bylaws to permit
extension OF the season from Nov
81 10 Nov. % for intra-conference
games for charity. Bic six members
are known to be in favor OF rost-
season charity games but the confer
ence. as a group, has as yet taken
no action.
In the Rocky Mountain conference
: ~haritv game Dec s ar Osnva-
tentatively has been booked al
though the contestants have no.
been selected.
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O'Brien Beats lie Blanc As
Poulos And Craig Get Draw

Patrick O'Br:en, the smiling Irish
Gargoyle, refused to smile last night
but he did oblige the grunt and
groan fans to the extent of throw
ing Tony lie Blanc in straight falls
at the American Legion Sports
arena.
They milled at a fast pace, slip
ping into and out Of holds with
ease. O'Brien came from behind
10 take both falls when he appar-
emily was in bad shape. Patrick
appeared in a bad way from slams
and revived to rush lie Blanc into
the ropes and slam him time after
time. After a bit Of this the pins
were a matter Of mere formality.
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Eagles Play Reagan; Donna Hits Robstowr
Here's Your
Last Chance
For Tickets

The Spirit Of Notre Dame" a
remarkable gridiron film classic,
opens at the Capitol theatre with
a midnight matinee Saturday.
This film, starring Lew Ayres,
contains many Of Notre Danes ia
nous grid stars. Frank Carideo,
Don Miller. Jim Crowley, Elmer
Layden, Adam Walsh, Harry Stuhl-
dreher, Bucky O'Connor and John
b. Law, all Mick stars, are in the
picture.
AS a special inducement. MLlager
John flaming is offering free
tickets 10 the fans who supply the
correct dope on the Notre DBne
Drake game Saturday.
One ticket TO those who guess the
correct score. Fill in here:
$4,000 ..4......
Two tickets TO those who name
the quarter which sees the most
scoring. Fill here:
-Four tickets TO the fan who names
the player who scores first. Fill
ASASs ..s.s-s.ass ......
Each fan Is entitled 10 one guess
at each Of the three propositions.
The answers must be in the hands
OF The Herald q orts editor by 10
a. III. Saturday.
Every fan who has turned in their
gueSSeS so far has predicted a VIC
tory for Notre Dame. The highest
score predicted is a 1916 victory for
the Micks. This guess was made BY
Miss Margot Mancias. The lowest
score predicted was a 1910 Mick
victory. This was made by Ignacia
Rangel.
Practically all Of the fans pick
Schwartz to score the first touch
down. A. 5. Cotera, u. s. engineer
at PIT. Isabel. is an exception, pick
ing S~heeketski to tally the first
touchdown. Henry Tamaya was an
exception also. picking Olson. AL
others have picked Schwartz.
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The semi-final. an hour time limit
between Geo. Craig and Geo. Poulos,
drew the lions share of attention.
The crowd vas highly partisan.
This was a rough and ready af-
fair which saw lots OF first class
flinging. Both men have fought
professionally and they sho ed it
when they squared off and began
Ticking let's into each others faces.
Craig won the first fall in 40 min
utes with his pile driver. Poulos
came back strong and failed the
blacksmith all over the ring to win
the second in Is minutes after a
series Of slams. The remaining four
minutes were fast and furious with
out either gaining a fall.
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BO's Club Takes
On Kan. Aggies

KANSAS CITY, oct. 16-P-The
purple powerhouSe OF Kansas State
College turns a characteristic 30
McMillin football threat against the
Big Six champion Jayhawkers at
Lawrence Saturday while Oklahoma
and Missouri take up i%nterconfer-
ence rivalry in the southwest and
the Rockies.
The only conference battle billed
will give the Jayhawkers their
initial 1881 test in Big Six compe-
tition, with the AggieS generally
rating a slight edge, owing to their
display Of power in defeating Mis-
souri, last week. 20 TO T.
Oklahoma plays the Texas Steers,
Southwestern conference cham
pionS. who drubbed Missouri. 81 10
O. two weeks ago and who beat the
Sooners last year. II TO z, in their
Dallas meeting which has become
a feature Of the Texas state fair.
The Oklahomans defeated Rice
Institute two weeks ago. 10 10 s,
and Rice beat Texas, z 10 0. last
Saturday.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT:
By staff CORRESPONDENT

NbN SLdII OUITe5pUNutNLJ
VINCENNES, Ind.-Buddy Bez.
enah. Cincinnati. outpointed NicE
Broglio. Herrin. Ill, 81.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind.-Pat Muir
ply. Terre Haute. OF >.inted VIII
lard Brown. Indianapolis. d0l
Sammy Slaughter. Terre Haute. and
Willie Oster, Boston. drew. 81.
MUNCIE. Ind.-Tony Lombardo
Toledo. outpointed Donald Fagg
Clinton, Ind, l0). Herb Anderson
Gary. Ind. outpointed Carl Ely
Muncie,. 10). Jack Tracy, Pitts.
burgh, knocked out Gorilla Peaks
South Bend. 80.
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There was little Change IN baro-
metric pressure throughout the
country since last report except for
o moderate drop in the northeast
ern states. AS a result there was
also little change in weather con-
ditions, being generally fair TO clear
practically throughout the states
west OF the Mississippi river, and
mostly cloudy with scattered rains
In the eastern states and portions
OF Texas. It was cooler in the cCl-
trail and south-central states this
morning, with little change in tenn
perature over the balance OF the
country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-If robbers
had broken into the home az Sam
Letsinger and had opened one Of
the drawers Of Mrs. Letsinger 20
get her money. they would have beer
as Mortified as she was. She pulled
the drawer partly open and then
decided 10 put on her hat first be-
fore getting her pocketbook. Her
husband happened to glance into
the drawer and shouted. A snake was
coiled around the pocketbooS. He
MANAGED 70 get the reptile out Of
the drawer and killed it.
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TEXAS PLAYS
OKLAHOMANS
Rice and s. NJ. u. to Clash
Al Houston; Aggies
Al T. &. u.
BY BILL PrRKEP,
Associated Press Sports Writer


DALLAS. Oct. 16-tP)- Football
strategy In the Southwest confer
ence Is expected TO terminate into
q higher form Saturday. Three
championship combats, in which
the fires OF tradition will burst in
10 action. banner the program.
Conference touchdown mA.ufac-
tdrers who viii pit their scoring
machines against each other In
clude: Southern Methodist and Rice
at Houston; Arkansas and Baylor
at Waco, and Texas A. and M.-Tex-
~ Christian at Fort Wor.i.
Balancing the southwest card will
10 one .n~tersectional game. At
rallas. the University OF Texas.
1890 conference champion. viii
sage It's annual affair against the
University OF Oklahoma, a power
Nl big Six conference unit.
Conference critics were jolted last
week when Rice halted the Uni
versity Of Texas, 7 70 o. Although
Southern Methodist nas been es-
.tAblished az the favorite. no n
seems 20 be sure just what Rice
viii do 70 the Dallas School. Boast
ing o squad Of sixty. Rice Is capable
OF over-matching any team in the
conference, player for player.
Interesting game
Promising to rival in interest the
Southern Methodist and Rice con-
flict. is the Texas A. and NJ. and
Texas Christian game at Fort
Worth. II will be the first 1881
conference game for both. "A and NJ.
will invade Texas Christians bowl
with a fine team-the best IN sew
eral seasons; a team that featured
blocking and tackling in a 20 to 0
victory over the University Of Iowa
last week. The Frogs have left no
stone unturned in their prepara-
tons to stop A. and NJ. A field goal
gave them victory last year, and
they have Ben Boswell TO kick an
other one this season II necessary.
The University OF Arkansas and
Baylor game at waco will bring
together two OF the alleged weaker
members OF the conference. al
though II will be Baylor's first con-
ference setto. They viii take the
field equal favorites. Cowboy
Kyle, backfield star, may rot zee
action for Arkansas. He is nursing
injuries.
The Texas-O Oklahoma game will
be over-shadowed by conference
tits although it carries intersec-
tional color. Texas beat Oklahoma
II to 7 last year. Rice, recent con-
oueror of Texas, two weeks ago lost
@ 10 to 6 game TO Oklahoma.
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College Games
tBy SAL Correspondent)

Football battles held the spot
light in five Texas college towns
today.
The schedule:
At Georgetown: st. Edwards
University VS.. Southwestern Uni
verSity.
At Abilene: Sui Ross Teachers
College VS. Abilene Christian Col
lege.
At Brentwood: Austin College vs..
Howard Payne College.
At Waxahachie: North Texas
Teachers College VS.. Trinity Univer-
sity.
1T Canyon: Daniel Baker College
VS.. West Texas Teachers College.
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TIDE TABLE

High AMI low tide at Point Isabel
Saturday, under normal meteorol-
oglcal conditions:
hlgh None
Low %.zl p. II.
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Townsend To Fight
p. Walker Tonight

NEW YORK. Oct. I6-tP- "A
w~elterweight duel betvjeen Billy
Townsend. Vancouver w~elterweight,
and Paulie Walker. rugged Trenton.
N. j., battler. tops Madison Square
Gardens weekly boxing card to-
night.
Townsend, hard-preSsed 10 win
over Billy Ran, Polish Socker, in his
eastern debut last week. perhaps
will find walker a handful. The
New Jersey boy. a puncher who can
take it, fights as though he likes 1t.
The semi-final or tonight's show
will pit Vince Dundee, crack Newark
middleweight. against Solly Rrieger
Of New York. Tony Herrera. I'll
Paso. Mexican. clashes with Harry
Carlton. Jersey City lightweight, in
the openeing ten.
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WEATHER

For East Texas: Fair Friday
night; cooler in south portion: Sat-
urday fair; warmer III extreme
northwest portion. -toderate TO
fresh northerly winds Oh the coast.
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RUIIETIN

First figures, lowest Temporal
ture last night; second. highest
yesterday: third, wind velocity al
8 a. m: fourth, precipitation in
last "a hrS.)
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RIVER FORECAST

There will be no material change
in the river during the next "a TO
SO hours.
Flood Present 24-Hr. zi-Hr.
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MISCELLANEOUS DATA
SUMMARY

Sunset today ............ :. 6.02
Sunrise tomorrow ........... $50
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Production Of tantalum. a metal
believed by experts 10 be superior
to tungsten for use in the manu-
facture Of electric light bulbs, may
take place in Ontario.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16

English is diSplacing French as
the first foreign language taught
in many PruSsian schools.
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VOLCANIC DEPOSIT
MAY MUFFLE NOISES

CHICAGO.-A pumice-like sub
stance, formed from molten lava
spouted from volcanoes centuries
ago and deposited on the shores OF
Salton sea in the Mojave Desert OF
California, may supply a substance
which Will successfully muffle at
least SO per cent OF the noise OF
subway trains.
This substance, called Katie,
when bound with cement into a
hard product. Il the most efficient
sound abs0rber or this type, ac-
cOrding TO the VI. :. Bureau Of
Standards.
In a plaster form ID ls laid on
an inch thick and is said To absorb
over so per cent Of the sound
striking ID. on office ceilings. ID
muffles the clatter Of typeWriters
and the jangle OF telephone bells.
New York and Chicago are plan
ming TO use 1t liz their subway
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Real Estate Transfers

lingen, Cd'n: $1,000 & c.
Lucio Pompa, ct al. by Shift. to
Jessie K. Liddell. Lot 5, IN Blk. AZ.
Original Townsite Of Harrington.
Cdn: S..
Leonard Wise TO Elena 3. Wise.
Und. l-3 Int. in Lot B, Blk. ga.
City OF Brownsville. Cd'n: $1,000.
x q.
y. X. Wells, 10 Ramon Munoz. Lot
!, Blk. 3. Bella Vista, Third Addi-
tlol, City OF Brownsville, Cdn:
Sl00 ~ ".
y. w. Wade. Cd AT. 10 w. Il. Station.
Lot 30, IN Blk. 2. Town OF Combes.
Cdn: $1,000 e G.
w. Il. AstOn. ct al. 10 j. w.
Wade. Lot 30. IN Block O., Town OF
Combes. Cdn: $1,000 & c.
L. Kieiman, r. sl. TO P. A. Clark.
Lot or Blk. %, OF Picher Sub
division, Cd'n: $1,000 e. c.
Dr.. II. Hoover. ct al. 70 L. Klei-
man. Lot %, OF Picher Subdivision.
Can: $1,000 & C.
c. z. Crosswel, et al. 70 L. Lott
and jamie Lott. Lot II. Blk. 2.
Broad View Subd, Harl.ngen, Cd'n.
Sl00G & c.
Mrs. Lilies s. Rsbb 70 Josephine
Gai6ert and G. Galbert, the S. f.
l-2 Of Lot IL. Blk. ga. Stillman
Addition. Brownsville, Cd'n. ST.
10000.
Real Estate Sales
Tuesday August 26th. 1880 t2.26l 100
Tuesday August 25th. 1881 l.577O0
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Legls
Il OF BIDS FOR
DEPOSITORY


BY order OF the Board OF Trustees
Of the Los Fresnos Independent
School District, Cameron County.
Texas. notice is hereby given that
the said Board of Trustees on the
goth Gay OF August 1891 will re-
ceive bids for a depository for the
two years ending August 81, 1888,
from any banking corporation, as
soc alton, or individual bankers
doing business in Cameron county.
Texas. desiring to bid. These shall
deliver 70 the secretary OF said
district before 8 D. N. on the day
Of said meeting a sealed proposal
stating the rate percent upon
daily balances carried In the
interest and sinking fund,
maintenance fund. and construc-
ton fund, that such bidders offer
10 pay to the said district for the
period from the appointment and
qualification OF the depository until
the next regular time for the selec-
ton Of the depository as provided
by law witness my hand this l4th
day OF August 1881. George Laakso.
President, Los FreSnos Independ-
cnt School District, Cameron coun-
~, Texas.
5-16-23-2s-3t-4l3l
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Prepared by the Brownsville Title
Company, Brownsville, Texas.

Prepared by the Brownsville Title
Company, Brownsville, Texas.
Deeds Filed ADJUST eth, 1881
L. Kleiman, Ell a.. TO DR.. II. Hoo
yer and Ivy NJ. Hoover. All Of Lot
IL. Blk. 2, Nicholson Place Addi-
ton, Third Filing, City OF Har-
singen, Cd'n: $1,000. a. c.
Port Isabel Irrigation co. TO
Anton Vanek. Blk. ID, Port Isabel
Irrigation Cos Subd, Share 81, +
SGT, Cd'n: sl9.0O2l6
Adams Gardens. Inc. 10 q. Car
ruth. K. 10 &C. Lot AZ. Adams Gar
dens. Subd. b, Can: 5 100000.
Cameron co. Inv. co. Inc. to
Adams Gardens. Inc. x. 10 acres
OF Lot 40. Adams Gardens Subd.,
"B", Cd'n: $1,000
C. F. Perry. Ct al. 70 Henry w
witteborg. The W. - Lot 3, All OF
Lot s. and N. l-2 Of lake bed lying
between lots 5 & s. out OF Perry
&Ikeler Subd.. OF n. 90.62 acres Of
Survey IS, Cd'n. $1,000 & c..
y. Kahl 70 Martha Kali Lot 8
in Blk. 80, Original Townsite OF
San Benito. Cd'n: S..
Port Isabel Irrigation co. 10 w
II. Rude. PIG acres out OF Blk. So.
Sec. 5. Port Isabel Irrigation Cos
Subd.. Cd'n: s5.5475O
j. G. Tom 70 bessie o. Wool
kridge. AL OF Lot 10, Blk. 8, Nichol-
Gon Place Addition. Second Filing
Harlingen, Can. $4,000.
w. u. Eh'ers. Ell ~. by Shift. w
r. ID. Webb. TT. :. 1897 acres "
Lot 4. Blk. 207, FL Jardin Re-Subd.,
Cd'n: 100000.
II. w. Reneau. et al 70 n. u.
Wiley. 6. 1895 acres az Blk. "a. +.
z. Bishop Subd. Cd'n. s3.672.50.
u. l.. Wiley 70 John D.Nson 6
1895 acres Of Blk. "a, r. 2. Bishop
Subd.. Can: S3.673.50.
Elma Spencer 20 George p
Burgess. A tract or so acres OF lard
more or less. being Lots l & 1.
Blk. s, Aqua Dulce Farms Subd.,
Cd'n: 81 10000
j. NJ. Sorrell. e. a.. 70 Southland
Life Insurance Co. S. 10 OF Blk.
{. z. C. Forto Subd, can: S1r.OO
g. c.
Southland Life Insurance Co. 70
Rio-val-Tex. Development co. S.
i-2 OF Blk. 4. z. Q. FOrto Subd..
Cd'n: $4,000.
A. c. Cara 70 Petra Cara. All
OF Lot 3, Blk. 2, West santa Rosa
Addition, Santa Rosa, Cdn: 500.
e. {.
Henson-Lomax Development co,
et al. to Brownsville Independent
School District. 3.85 acres az land
out OF Acre Blk. Z. B'ville La. *
Imo. Cos Subd. Cd'n: S6.75l45.
Henson-Lomax Development Co.
et al. to Brownsville Independent
School District, 385 acres OF land
out OF Acre Blk. Z. B'ville Id. &
Imp. Cos Subd., Cd'n: s5.24755.
Real Estate Sales
Monday August 25th, 1890 s24. 562.5s
Monday August gath. 1881 T0I9666
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systems to cut the noise which now
beats on the ears of passengers.
In years past this material has
been used for rubbing down paint
ed finishes on automobile bodies.
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IN HASTE

Every time l kiss you II makes
a better man"
We'll, you don't have 10 try 20
get 10 Heaven all IN one night. .
The HumOrist.
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A NEW version OF the beret
shows the new hat angle now IA
vored, the down-over- e-right-eye
movement and high-up-in-back. II
is OF brown felt trimmed with a
fluffy feather over the right eve.
The band OF felt knotted at the
back OF the head is a new trend in
millinery.