davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-17
REGIsTRACIA CUDZINCOV.
+. l.. |. S.

Otazka registracie cudzincov
nadob1da dramatickou neoca-
kavanost 'ou novel a vel 'kej dole
zitosti pre- cudzincOv, usadenych
state Michigan. Tento Stat je
prvym. ktory sa usiluje zaviest
registraciu cudzincov prijatim
statneho zakona chce tedy presa-
dit nieco, co sa privrzencom re-
eistracic nepodarilo presadit' V
kongrese Spojenych Statov. Ne
hi 'adiac ma vSetky protesty pri-
jaIa Statna zakonodarna a guver-
ner podpisal zakon, ktorym sd Ia
vadza nieco, co Sa vel'mi ponasa
pasev6mu systemu pre- l'udi ma
rodenych cudzine a usadenych
State Michigan.
o platnosti tohoto zakona We
die sa prave si1dobnI spor na "a
klade toho, re sd zakon prieci "a
sadam konstitllcie. Ak uznaju ST.
dy platnost' zakona, mono oca-
kavat', re al zakonodarne inych
statov budn nasledovat' pr1klad
statu Michigan. V terajSich ca
soch hospodarskej depresie a vel
kei nezamestnanosti nemozno sa
takmer cudovat' ze zakonodarci
V State Michigan chcu posobit ,
natlak Ma vsetkych, ktorych by
mohli primat' k tomu, ably sa Wy
st 'ahovali "a hranice statu alebo
"a hranice Spojenych Statov.
Vymahanie michiganskeho "a
kona bolo prezatym zastavene do
casnym prfkazom, vydanym fe-
deralnym sudcom Ernestom o.
Brien-om. Peticia tryacny "a
kaz sndobny bola nedavno poko-
havana sudcom Arthurom G. De-
nision-om. predsedom federalne-
ho okresneho s1du odvolayacieho
u Cincinnati, ktory zasadal spo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-17

alebo ktory ma certifikat, podl "a
vsetkej pravdepodobnosti vydany
Incl osobe. .s
Predpovedaju komplikacie ne
snadze.
Kazdy, kto 81 michigansky "a
kon dobre .prestuduje, musi sa
presvedcit', ze nariadenia zako-
ma budii mat "a nasledok nema-
le neprijemnosti pre- mnohych v
cudzine narodenych usadlikov v
State Michigan. Vymahanie zako-
ma bude akiste mat "a nasledok
tiez nesciselne komplikacie, pri
ktorych nebudil usetreni ami "a
konite sem pripusteni zcudzinci,
ami naturalizovani obeania.
TAX Ma priklad fcudzinci, ktori
sa dostali do krajiny cestou ne
zakonitou V dobe medzi B. jtinom
1921 a l. jdlom 1924, nelnozu 81
ce nadobudnit' americkeho OBJ
cianstva, ale podl'a federalneho
zakona nemozno ich deportovat
Michigansky zakon stanovi, ze
deportacii podliehajl a ze je i'm
zakazane byvat' pracovat' v
State. .
Dalej treba vziat' do povahy
situaciu tych cudzincov; ktori
prisli do Spojenych Statov cestou
zakonitou pred 20 alebo al viacej
rokmi, ale ,ktorych zakonity .prl-
chod nemozno overit' ami Ia "a
klade iradnych zaznamoy, ami
ziadnym insim sposobom. Tito
cudzinci neboli by tedyss1ci "a
dovazit' 81 registracny certifikat,
iako to zakon vyzaduje, zatial
co v inych statoch mohli by mat
trvacne bydlisko a mohli 2byt' "a
robkove cinnymi bez toho, ably
sa vystavovali roznym neprijem-
nostiam.
Pravo bezpecnostnych organov
arestovat kazdeho nenatnralizo-
vaneho cudzinca, ktoryy sa memo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-17
LISK0V HI. STAN
V HAMRAKoVEJ HALE

HI. stan yolebnej kampane pa
na Juraja Lisko, republikanske-
no kandidata "a mayora, nachodi
sa v Hamrakovej hale. Vsetci,
ktori by chceli dajake informa-
!. Gle. tykaj1ce sa tejto kampane,
mech sd hlasia tam v hodinach.
ked' tam nikoho MET, mech idn
ku generalnemu predsedovi, panu
Janoyi Vansuchovi, s 18th ST.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-17
II. JtLiA 1881.

ze preukazat' registracnym GER
tifikatom, moze mat "a nasledok
komplikacie pre- naturalizovanych
obcanov d ich deti v Amerike ma
rodene, cd ktorych neslobodno O.
cakavat', ze 81 vezmu "a priklad
pasovy system v roznych cudzlch
krajinach a bud1 neprestajne so
sebou nosit' volajaky identifikac
ny list.
Pravotari objavili v michigan
skom zakone mnohe paragrafy,
| ktore sl rozpore federalnymi
| zakonmi a spolkovou konstit1-
ciou.
TAX ma priklad ma byt' zako-
nom upravene vyhostenie cudzin-
GOV, tedy nieco, CO moze byt' re-
| gulovane len kongresnym zako-
nodarstvom. Zakon tiez zbavuje
cudzincov ochrany zakona, co sa
prieci IA. dodatku ustavy.
/ Protesty americkych organiza-
eli socialnych, redaktorov ce-
leho radu cudzojazyenych spoil
kov neberu do povahy len pray
nu stranku zakona. Protestujn
proti registracii, ponevac veria,
ze podobna registracia sa prieci
americkym idealom tradiciam,
ako al ze je nebezpecna pre- vse
tkych Amerikanov a pre- sdlad
a zaujmy krajiny.
| "Podobne zakony", pisal Mr..
Read Lewis, riaditel Cudzojazy-
cnej Informa'cnej Kancelarie gu
vernerovi Wilber M. Brucker-ovi
v svojej ziadosti o vetovanie re-
| gistracneho zakona, "nezasiahnu
cudzincov, podliehajdcich depor-
tacii, so zretel 'om ma ktorych
tento zakon Dol prijaty =. , .~Poki-
saj1c sa vsak vymahanie take
no zakona, vystavili by ste jed
max mnoho zakonite pripuste-
nych cudzincov, naturalizova-
nych al tuna rodenych obcanov
velmi ponizuj1cemu podozrieva
niu a mnoho neprijemnostiam
4 jednak by ste tym poskytli pri-
lezitost'' pre- spehlnstvo, podpla-
CAME 1radnikov, prenasledovanie
pomstu. -, p,
''Registracia .eudzincov mala
by "a nasledok vylucovanie a j.
! zolovanie praye tej ciastky'nasho
obyvatePstva,. ktord2 sa hasa ,kra.
jina usiluje inkorporovat' v ma,
, rodnom zivote pokial' mozno maj
Wac. Manifesto toho, aby bola po
vzbudenim loyalty a lasky k A
merike a americkym institdciam
/ hatila by asimilaciu nadobuda
ME obcianstva.''
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01

With the season half over and the
Westerns strongly intTenched IN
first place, the Brownsville BOYS
Basketball league Will swing into
the fifth day OI play Sunday
The league leading Westerns are
slated against The Herald, a e G
ond-place club, and they may strike
a Tartar In the newsboys. III some
one doesn't strike the strong West
crn breeze soon, tine ghost is up.
The JackalS. defending champl-
ons now tied with The Herald IN
second. are slated against the A.
e.. y. MI. "A powerful little aggre-
cation. The Jovenes have been
coming t0 the front and they put
up a whale 0f "a battle against the
Westerns last Sunday until their
star. Cardona. went out on person.
al fouls. The Jackals are out to
retain their post I'M second place, for
the first and second place teams at
the end OF the year will play a
three-game series to determine just
what's what.
The two remaining games will
find the BUGS nix Presbyterians and
the Frogs at 81. Joseph's. The ac-
ademy boys have perked up con-
siderably after a slow start and
promise ample trouble for the clubs
cluttercd up around the top
This league Jointly sponsored by
The Herald and the Batsell-Weus
sporting goods house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
BOAT
RACE PLANNED
Gar Wood To Defend For
u. s. Against
English

DETROIT Jan. 3l.-tFi- Two ar
the worlds most noted speed kings
driving the worlds fastest motor
boats will meet on the Detroit
river here September 5 and Z in a
race for the Harmsworth trophy.
The Detroit Gold Cup committee.
i'm charge OF the regatta. announced
today receipt OF a challenge which
will bring together Gar Wood,
holder Of a long string Of speedboat
records. and Kaye DON, English
race driver and sportsman.
The challenge came from Lord
Wakefield of Hythe. who would en-
ter the Mis/ England II. the boat in
which Sir Henry Segrave lost his
life last June on Lake Windermere,
England. The English craft. which
overturned while sir Henry was
attempting TO determine its maxim
UNI speed. has been reconditioned.
and is said TO have been clicked UNI
officially mt a speed 0f ITO miles
an hour.
Gar Wood. who has successfully
QCACAlQEQ Tie LIUHll9
against French and British challen-
ges during the last decade. already
has said "A new Miss America. the
tenth In the line. would BE- built 70
defend the plaque this year.
A rae between Kaye Don and
Gar Wood undoubtedly would fur
nish one Of the most spectacular
contests ever seen tn speedboat
competition. Miss England III holds
the worlds official speed record at
98.7 miles an hour. set By Sir Henry
Segrave al the time or his death.
June Is last. Woods fastest time
was 93.123 miles an hour.
In attempting to lift the Harms
worth trophy from Gar Wood. Kaye
Don would be taking up the task
given up last summer hy Miss Ma
rion Barbara Carstairs. English
sportswoman. after three ~unsuccess-
full trials which are said TO have cost
her close 10 100000. Mishan has
logged the efforts Of foreign chal-
lengers almost constantly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Fighter
Is Killed In Bout

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Jan. 3l-fFl-.
Bob Louthian, 2l-year old bo=er
or Texarkana. Ark. died today
from conclusion or the brain re-
ceived in a bout with Ward Phelps,
Mesa. Arizona, m~iddleweight, here
last night.
Two inv legations into Louthi-
ans death were under way. one by
County Attorney Lloyd Andrews
and the other ~ the Phoenix Box
inn commission.
Phelps was az liberty on his own
recOgnizance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Texans Star For
Missouri Frosh

COLUMBIA. Mo. Jan 3l.-tPl-
Twin brothers. Edward and Delbert
Dunkin. who hail from Texas. play
ed prominent parts today In the
IS to 54 victory the University Of
Missouri freshmen scored over the
Varsity in their first annual in
door meet.
Edward won the quarter mile race
In 52.4 seconds. a new brewer field
house record: Delhert came in first
In the 889-yard run. and the two
were members Of the winning mile
relay team which, was timed at 3
minutes, 37.5 seconds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
HEART TO A STUFF

By lgrdri0 MdHdfd7
Women make good actresses,
thanks TO their training in love.
The only way to be rcmcm-
bcrcd BY women nowadays IS
not to fall in love with them.
The lover is a man who
thinks his girl Il superior 10 all
other girls just because he hap
pens to be in love with her.
Engagement is no longer
fashionable nowadays. except
the engagement not to Be mar
ried.
Motto for husbands ] know
not what course others may
take, but as FOR me, give me
both liberty and lie
Bachelors brag about their
single blcsscdness when they
are young. When they get
older, they enjoy It.
Most women begin BY low
ing love and end by loving
love.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
TURNESA And
COOPER CLOSE
Dawson Leads Amateurs;
Pat O'Brien Shoots
"A 153
BY GAYLE TALBOT, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

BRECKENRIDGE PARK, san
Antonio. Jan. 3l.-R-Leading the
Texas Open tournament has become
a sort Of fixed habit with Bensmore
Shute. the calm young professional
from Columbus. Ohio. He has been
pacing the field now without a
break for almost two years and
prospects were he would keep right
on with his knitting.
Although he wobbled for a time
today. the defending champion col
lected himself before he finished
and chaiked up a perfect II, par for
the course. to remain out in front BY
,h-ce strokes at the hallway mark
In the 72-hole event. He was. IN con-
sequence, a pronibitive ~favorite to
breeze right on through to his sec
ond straight title and $500 first
prize in the 36-hole final tomorrow.
Shute's closest rivals were Harry
Cooper, the Chicago star. and Joe
Turnesa Of Elmsford. n. ", each
with 140 for the first two laps, two
under par. Turnesa. himself a for
mer Texas open champion, added a
n TO his 80 Of yesterday TO stay III
the thick Of things, while Cooper
fell off TO a 70. compared with his
great So on the opening round.
Cooper Shines
Cooper, playing in the same
threesome with Shute, caught thu
Columbus star going out today and
passed him by a stroke at The start
homeward. but couldn't hold It.
After taking 80 blows, three over
par on the out nine, Shute regained
his form to come IN 81 and repair
the damage. A gallery Of 1000 fol-
lowed Shute, Cooper and Horton
Smith, the New York threat. Smith
contributed a n to place his So
hole total az I44. along with John
Golden, Aqua Caliente open cham
pion from Stamford. Conn, and
Frank Walsh. Chicago veteran.
Tied for third place with l4I to-
tails we're Tom Lally. San Antonio
professional, who caroed a ~ to-
day, and Witty Cox. Brooklyn star.
who registered a 20 10 tie Craig
Wood. Deal, ". j., for the day S
low. Although the course practically
was dry and no moisture fell dur
ing the day. the scores ran consist
emily higher than yesterday, when
81 equailed or bettered par.
Stars Grouped
Grouped at 142 were three we'll
known professionals. including
Ralph Guldahl. the young Dallas
ace. Jack Forester. veteran from
Oradell. N. j., posted a pair or It's
along with Guldahl 70 get his. while
Francis Schneider or Dallas placed
a 70 with his 60 Of the previous day
TO get the same result
In the next group Of five dead
locked al las were Charles Guest.
Los Angeles Sammie Schneider,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
FEWER ENTER
TENNIS MEET
European Section OF Davis
Cup Matches Has But
Nineteen Entries

PARIS, Jan. 31.-(P-The entry
lists for the 1891 European zone
Davis Gun matches closed with 10
nations entered for the information
al tennis play. Twenty-Five were
entered last year.
Although the entry lists official
ly are closed. any entry mailed be-
fore midnight tonight. and SO post
marked. will be considered valid.
The entry lists for the North
American zone also closed today
although no official list was given
out and will not be- until sufficient
time has elapsed to permit all mail
posted before midnight tonight 10
be received.
The nineteen nations entered In
the European zone are Austria. Bel
GUM. CzechoSlovakia. Denmark.
Great Britain. Germany. Hungary.
Holland. italy. Ireland. Japan.
Jugoslavia. Monaco. Norway. Po-
land. Rumania. Sweden and Switz-
erland. The final official list will
be made public Monday.
The draw for play Is to be made
Wednesday at the Elysee Palace.
Japan. Great Britain. Germany
and Italy again are favored 70 90
through to the semi-finals unless
two or them should meet I'm the
first round. al England and Ger
many did last year.
Only two entries are known 10
have been filed iii the American
zone-the United States and Cana
da-unless Cuba and Mexico should
have made a last minute decision
To enter the play.
Entries for the third zone. the
South American, we're closed last
September with Brazil. Argentina,
Paraguay. Uruguay. and Chile as
the competing nations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
CHICAGO SCENE
you've gotta pay for protcc-

you've gotta pay for protcc-
ton, buddy"
"Outsidel I'm not inter-
ested.'
Nothing doing, en-? All
right, hard-nose. ! suppose YOU
know the risk you're runnin."
You can't intimidate me.
Outside
You'll sure look sweet in
your coffin, with your wife and
kids cryin' around all over the
place"
II refuse to be bluffed. Now
braf itl'
-All right, then. Don't pay
for protection. But remember,
when your widow and orphans
are put out in the street it
won't bc the fault Of the Metro
dental Life Insurance Com
pany!'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
o'Brien Qualities
Good Season Seen
By Sheriff Blake

CHICAGO. Jan. 3l.-lFI-Sheri1f
John Fred Blake greeted President
William Il. Week as the president
Of the Cubs came back TO his Of
lice after a months vacation today.
and secured a new contract.
The West Virginian, who has had
his ups and downs on the pitching
hill for the Cubs during the past
three years. said he felt fine and
expected a good season in 1881.
After a conference with Manager
Rogers Hornsby, the Cub president
plans TO confer with Hack Wilson
about his reported demand for a
s4OOOO salary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Shute Leads Texas Open by 3 Strokes at HALLMARK


DELAPIDATED NAGN SPIT Bx
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 3l---tFl-
Beauty means nothing In IA horse
race as shown today by "a gaw-
ky. scraggly nag by the name Of
Jimmy Moran romping down az
the Fair grounds ahead OF IA
thorOughhreds To win the New
Orleans handicap. richest purse
on the winter turf.
AS Jimmy took his place In the
starting. stalls one automatically
thought of the plow but with the
jump OF the barrier this plug-like
creature became a dynamo or &C.
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
TEXAS LEAGUE
GETS WARNING
Rich Dallas Club Urges
Strict Policy OF
Retrenchment

GALVESTON. Tex, Jan. 3l.-tP
From a most unexpected source.
r.. L. Tarleton. Jr.. business manag-
er Of the wealthy Dallas club, came
the warning today that Texas lea
que magnates must adopt a policy
OF drastic retrenchment or see the
loop eventually pass from organic
ed baseball.
Tarleton's speech featured to-
days annual schedule meeting
which adjourned late this after
neon after adopting the 1891 sche-
dule and decided to award the play
er selected by Texas scribes as the
most valuable to his team during
the season with a scroll signed by.
President Alvin Gardner and sl00-
Dallas has always been in the
forefront Of those richer clubs
which have favored unrestricted.
salary lists and opposed all nom
class rules set Tarleton proposed
that the Texas league adopt amend
ments limiting the salary that any
PLAYER can receive to $3.50 per month
and reducing the playing roster
from 10 TO is.
No Action
Magna.es discussed Tarleton's
suggestions with the majority SEEM
ing TO favor the suggested individu-
al salary limit but opposing reduc-
ton of the player roster. How
ever. no action was taken.
The 161-game schedule adopted.
calls for the season to open We'd.
nesday April Is with Dallas play
ing at Shreveport: Fort Worth at
Wichita Falls: Houston at Beau
mont. and san Antonio az Calves
ton.
The four larger cities will observe.
their openings Friday. April H..
with opponents unchanged. The
league again will present $3.50 to
designated charities In the cities
drawing the largest crowd each
opening.
Holiday dates again were award
ed to the larger cities with total
receipts ordered pooled.
The first sectional invasion be-
gins May l with the northern clubs
travelling south. Should the mag
mates decide 70 split the season the
second half will begin July /. Sol
Dreyfuss. president Of the Dallas
club. suggested that the club own
ers decide on q split at the meet
ing but the matter did not come
to a vote.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
THE AGE OF SPEED

First Bystander: The new
skyscrapers about finished. Ell?
| see the gang on this end IS
busy putting in the plate glass
windows. But what's that
gang Al the other end doings
Second: Oh. that's the
wrecking gang. They're tear
ing il down 70 put up a bigger
one
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
INDIANS GRAB ANOTHER

GALVESTON. Tex. Jan. 3l.-lPl
The San Antonio Indians today
announced the purchase OF Lee
Stebbins. first sacker. from Fort
Worth. Stebbins was farmed TO
Columbus. Ca. in the Southwestern
league in 1880 and batted 1923 He
is a left handed hitter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Handball Tourney
Getting Under Way

Perhaps the most ambitious hand
ball tournament ever attempted in
the Rio Grande Valley has gotten
under way here BY members Of the
Brownsville Businessmen's Athletic
club.
There are a number OF handball
stars among the clubs membership
and a hard fight for the champion
ship crown Is expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01

there is always a friendly grin play
ing around the corners Of Grady's
mouth None OF that grim faced
do-or-die stuff; he takes the breaks
AS they come. And, believe IL or
not. Grady has provff that he can
get his share Of the breaks without
raising a rumpus on slight provoca-
ton. His teaEns are always in the
running for the championships. All
things considered. Reynolds has
turned as good a job as any coach
in the Valley. Friday his crew of
hustling Greyhounds captured the
class "A' basketball championship
Of Cameron counE.
COACH BALLEW OF Edinhurg
high is an old schoolmate OF Gra-
dy's. They attended Southwestern
University together. playing foot
ball, baseball and basketball. For
the past two years Ballew has play
ed ball for the San Antonio Indi-
ans Of the Texas league. but yes
tcrday he was traded to Galveston
for Lefty Stein. hurler. Del Pratt.
one or the shreWdest managers IN
the Lone Star loop. negotiated the
deal. Del has I'd ms eye on Bal
lew ever since the Frost athlete
made his debut.
PLAYING the outfield, Ballew
crashed the nugget for a healthy
$50 average last season. He has
had considerable experience around
the keystone sack and Del will like
" change him from the outfield
to the infield. The Edinburg mem
tor is no neophyte in the coaching
game. Before coming to the VAL
lev. he guided the athletic destinies
Of high school squads at Bastrop
and Bolton. His present Edinburg
high cagers have a good chance OF
coping the championship OF the
Hidalgo county upper bracket. Nc
Alien is tho chief hurdle in his
lane. Weslaco has virtually clinch-
cd the lower bracket title. The
bracket champions are to meet for
the Hidalgo pennant.
--~
AN olive-skinred man with a
heavy growth OF beard and a thick.
woolly chest. indeed. retained what
Is known as the worlds heavyweight
wrestling championship In the Mad.
SqeGee n night last week. The
olive-skinned mans name was Jim
Londos OF Greece and his victim
was jim McMillen, who comes from
the wide open campuses of the Uni
versity Of Illinois and brings much
OF the higher learning OF those hon
ored halls into the grab~ard-groan
business which seems TO be reliev-
ing unemployment among the
Stevedorcs no end.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
:. Il. Il. c. WINS

COMMERCE. Tex, Jan. 3i.-tPl-
The South Texas Teachers COL
lege cagers from San Marcos defeat
ed the East Texas Teachers III TO
IA here tonight. o. Stringer Of
Commerce was high cor with l3
points and Glover. Of San Marcos,
second with 10. The visitors led
IA 70 8 az the half.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01

If you are awakened by the
drone Of an airpIane propeller
some Of these nights. turn over
with a smile and snooze on
il may be Lindbsrgh out rid
ing the skies with the fretful
Eaglet-
-KnmaMa SuwE Cwut
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
g PORTS CHATS :


MILLING all the
time, genial Ora
dy Reynolds Is
getting over in a
large way as
coach Of the San
Benito high Grey
hounds. Win, lose
or daw. fair
weather or dark,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Writers To Organize

The most valuable player award
Is being attempted BY Texas league
magnates for the first time. Sports
writer's Of each city, acting as a
unit. will have one ballot in deter
mining the winner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
WASTED EFFORT

Eli EEEOhl
Hazel: Some girls don't pro-
fit by their college courses
Ethel: No-somc OF them
get 50 absorbed in education
that they don't get a husband
There Is very little change
in mems clothes this fall said
the pressing-club proprietor.
-CarolIre BHccrnccr.
Did you ever stop to think
what might have happened to
American history if the British
soldiers at Bunker Hill had had
bloodshot eyes?
-Csyogiss Burcsneey.
Prom: I'm a little dubious.
Trotter: Why don't you take
something for il?
PRS Sisfr FrrfE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01

A saxophone is produced in
America every forty seconds
or 50 we are told. II was estl-
mated that il they were all piled
in one place in the Sahara Des-
ert, it would be a very good idea.
-WsshsHsf0n Dir0e.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
CAGE
MUST BE CUT

Managers OF basketball clubs in
the Rio Grande Valley league are
requested to cut their squads to
ten men Immediately. forwarding
their revamped rosters TO Hal
Eustace in care of The Browns
Vile Herald.
Texas Amateur Federation
rules. under which the Valley
loop operates, requires that ros-
tiers be cut to ten men by Feb.
!.