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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-04
SEASON
ON RECORDS
Pirates Have Blanked All
Opposition For Last
Forty Frames
BY GAYLE TALBOT Jr.
Associated Press Sports Writer

They've declared a sort OF open
season OF baseball records in the
two major leagues. From now on,
prospects are Il will be a poor
week that doesn't see a long-stand-
ing mark shot fun of holes.
Three clubs stood on the thresh-
old OF new records today. The
Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati
Reds. with 40 ~scoreless innings 70
their credit and discredit. respec-
lively, appeared set to shatter al
long distance marks in that spe-
cialty. while the champion Phila-
delphia Athletics were on the
verge Of lettering the al-time
mark for double victories.
Records Are Near
When they failed to score against
the Chicago Cubs yesterday. the
Reds ran their string OF consecu-
tive goose eggs TO 40 and at least
tied one big league mark. Only
two other clubs in history have
been BANKED four straight days,
the Boston Nationals OF 1906 and
the Cincinnati Reds OF 1903. There
is no record Of the number OF
SooreleSs innings run UP by those
clubs, but chances are they did
not eclipse the current records
of Col. Dan Howley's troops. In
losing yesterday, 8 TO o. the Reds
collected only five scattered hits
off Bob Smith.
Pittsburgh, with three straight
shutOut victories to its credit.
three OF them over Cincinnati. had
no opportunity to extend its string.
Rain prevented the Pirates and
81. Louis Cardinals from playing
the only other game scheduled in
the National league.
The Athletics approached the
major League record for consecu-
tive double wins when they stopped
the second place Washington Sen
ators twice, 3t0 2 and 6 to 5
squaring the series. The au-time
mark is five straight double kill
ings. made by the New York Ameri-
cans OF 1906. Yesterdays win was
the fourth straight for the Mack
men and their ninth OF the sea-
son. The Athletics OF 1911 we're
credited with u.
George Connally Wins
Lefty Groves alright pitching
IN the pinches enabled the Mack
ian ace to hang up his twenty-sec-
ond victory of the year in the first
tilt. Home runs by AL Simmons,
Jimmy Fox and Phil Todt, the lat
ters breaking a SIS tie in the
eighth inning. featured the cham
Pi01s' second win or the day.
Sergeant George Connally. latest
addition to C~leveland's mound
staff, scored his initial triumph
at the expense OF the St. Louis
Browns. ) to 3.
Earl Whitehill held the Chicago
White Sox scoreleSs in all but one
inning 10 give Detroit a 7 70 2
victory in the third game Of Their
cellar ser.as."
Although they were out hit hy
a wide margin. the New York
Yankees staggered through 70 a
Q to 8 victor yover Boston.
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STEERS
ARE VICTORS
Houston Beats Spudders SO;
Dallas Defeats
Crabs lis


Houston and Dallas, first and
second place holders in the second
half Texas league flag marathon.
continue to put daylight between
themselves and the other six Texas
league clubs. The Buffaloes. six
games in front Of Dallas. staged
one Of their wei known early
inning rallies yesterday at Wichita
Falls for a 5 TO o decision. Milt
Steengrafe, who started for Wichita
Fails. proved a long lost nephew to
the Buffaloes who timed his offer
tngs for five hits and five runs in
two thirds Of an inning. Manager
Carl williams rushed Dick Florrid
TO the rescue. but Florrid's four
hit pitching the remainder OF the
game was wasted.
George washington Payne gave
the Spudders five hits and BANKED
them in all but the fifth when WI
chita Falls scored a brace Of runs.
II was Payne's 18th victory. He has
lost 9. Eddie Hook led Houston's
offence with three hits, although IL
was Homer Peel who batted in two
runs for Houston TO help put the
Buffal0es over.
Grady Adkins, Dallas righthander.
finally broke his string of consecutive
defeats, beating Galveston III % >.
Dallas hit hard and often in the
eighth 10 register seven runs. put
ting the game on ice. The Buc-
cancers solved Adkins for eleven
hits. but he kept them fairly well
scattered, and let I'D the first or the
ninth TO allow three hits.
Elton Langford. Dallas Ieftfielder.
continued his consecutive game
hitting when he secured three hits
off Thormahlen to hit in % straight
games.
The hardest fought game was un-
reeled in Fort Worth where the Cats
handed Beaumont a 2 TO 1 defeat
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batting: Simmons, Athletics, 1881:
Ruth. Yankees. $40.
Runs. Gehrig. Yankees. lot: Ruth,
Yankees 81.
Runs batted in: Gehrig, Yankees.
ia: Ruth, Var KEGS, 10.
Hits: Simmons. Athletics, i6i;
Webb. Red Sox. 142.
Doubles: webb. Red Sox. SO; Man
ush. Senator's. "a.
Triples. Simmons, Athletics. 10.
johnson, Tigers. -.
Home runs: Gehrig, Yankees. 80;
Ruth. Yankees, "a.
Stolen bases: Chapman. Yankees
%: Johnson, Tigers. %.
Pitching: Grove, Athletics. won p
lost ?; Mahaffey, Athletics: Mar
berry, Senator's, won IL. lost 2.
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Emmma The TOWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION En@z
STRONG CARD IS ARRANGED FOR OPENING OF ARENA HERR

The Cats had to uncover a ninth
inning rally that Melted the win
ming run. Ulmont Baker was the
hero Of the hit that scored Eddie
Brown with the winning run. The
big moment or the game occurred
previous 10 Browns score. Bennett
was hit by a pitched ball and
Eddie Brown followed with a single.
Bennett tried 10 score on the hit.
but was thrown out at the plate. II
was then that Baker stepped in ana
singled TO score Brown, breaking up
a beautiful mound battle between
LII Stoner OF Fort Worth and
Whitlow Watt OF the Exporters.
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.PLAY-OFF TO
OPEN TONIGHT
Contest Slated For Monday
Rained Out; Rivalry
Is High

McALLEN, Aug. 4-Jupe PluviIA
miSchievOus water boy OF the gods
spoiled another all game here None
day night when the first game OK
the seven-game series between Nc
Allen and al Feria for the Valley
league championship was rained
out.
The teams win make anotheF
start at it tonight, beginning ac
$50 The first two games OF tie
championship series r 10 10
played nv McAllen The remainder
Of the schedule has not been r
ranged.
The Palms have had their ire
aroused. They won the first half
championship by n percentages
point over the Hawks. but In Feria
won after n protest befCSe tbs
pOwers-that-be.
The Palms not far ahead during
the second half and were never
headed. Now fhe Stately Trees are
anxious to prove that first half
thing was no fluke and that they
are a better ball club than the x
Corpus-Christi aggregation.
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MAJOR A q LEADERS
By The Associated Press
INCLUDING games OF Aug. 81
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Batting: Davis. Phillies, .348.
Grimm, Cubs. .345.
Runs: Klein. PhiIlies, 80; Cuyler
Cubs, "a.
Runs batted In. Klein, Phillies, "a,
Hornsby, Cubs, rs.
Hits: L. Waner, Pirates, ii, Klein
Phillies. 1873.
Doubles: Hornsby, Cubs, IS
Adams, Cardinals. 80.
Triples: Traynor, Pirates, IA.
Terry. Giants. Is.
Home runs. Klein, Phillies, 23,
OFT. Giants. III.
Stolen bases. Cuyler. Cubs. i2.
Generously, Pirates; FrisCh, Cardl.
mails. IL.
Pitching: Haines. Cardinals. wOr
8. lost 3: Derringer, Cardinals, woT
Is, lost 4.
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HARKi YON BOYS
= + y X y
ARE BOOTING YE
X X r X =
GOODE FOOTBALL
CBy Staff Correspondent

NaRNA@&NAAN
SAN BENITO. Aug. 4-Punting
and passing practice Is 10 be started
Immediately by candidates for the
1881 high school football team ~
accordance with wishes Of Coach
Grady Reynolds who will be here IN
a few weeks 10 begin fall training.
Capt. Roscoe WEIGH saws that
balls will be available every after
noon with which punting and pass
ing practice may be had.
Besides WEIGH. himself an end.
the following lettermen are expected
back: Hogan. Bllleu. end: Billie
Sloan. quarter: Alden Anderson.
fullback: Jack Cooke. center: Carol
Roberts. halfback: John Oliver But
Ter. guard: Mayfield. guard; Harlan
Wright, halfhack and end\
The team loses Jimmie Pace.
tackle: Harwood Smith, half: Robert
Gay. guard: Banks. tackle; william
Vonde-a, end; Jimmy Morgan,
tackle.
The saxophone was invented In
1912 by AdOlphe Sax.
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White Kitchen To
Open On August 5

The remodeled White Kitchen
with seating capacity doubled. viii
be open for business on Wednes-
dav. Aug. 5, Jimmie Lotus an
nounced today.
All fixtures have been renovated
and several new pieces Of equip
men tadded during the month the
cafe has been closed.
A formal opening OF the restau-
rant will be held in the near flu
trrre, Lotus states, the exact date
I ne announced later.
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u. S. Wightman Cup
Team Is Selected

NEW YORK. Aug. 4. F1-The
United States lawn tennis aSsocia-
ton has decided 20 pin It's hopes
for an American victory in the
Wightman cup matches az Forest
Hills Friday on six players. evenly
split between the west and east.
Mrs. Hazel H0tchkiss WiFhtmna
OF Boston will lead the team this
other members or which will be-
Helen Wills Moody on San Frnnciscoc
Helen Jacobs az Berkeley. Cal: Mrs
Lawrence A. Harper OF Oakland. Cali
Marjorie Morrill, OF Dedham, Mas.
and Mrs. Marion zinderstein Jessup
or Wilmington. Del.
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The
Sports
Spade
w BY HAL EUSTACE
m m u n m m m n u u n

ERNIE STEPHENS opens his
large graphing boundary here
Thursday evening and from all indi-
cations a crowd OF around 1000 Or
better will be on hand. There are
many wrestling fans in this city VINO
have been attending the bouts 10
Harlingen regularly. stephens plans
TO build UP wrestling in Browns
vile right The game is mlour-
ishing in Harlingen now. but il took
a year to get into shape. This.
Stephens says, was due TO a span Of
poor match making. He believes he
can build up the sport IN Browns
vile in three months.
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Texas League imp Suspended
For Scrapping With Wolves

FORT WORTH, Aug. 4-P-
Something new in baseball-an
umpire suspended for talking back
TO the stands.
Ziggy Sears. new member Of the
blue clad staff OF Alvin j. Gard
ner. president of the Texas league,
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- The
TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston 5. Wichita Falls z.
Dallas IL. Galveston ,.
Fort Worth 2. Beaumont J..
San Antonio at Shreveport-raln
Tuesdays Games.
San Antonio at Shreveport.
Houston at wichita Falls.
beaumont at Fort Worth.
Galveston at Dallas.
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right side must be dominated by
the left in taking the club back
and in bringing it down to the hit
ting region.
1t is essential that the right
shoulder come through on a lower
plane and the right elbow be kept
close TO the body. Leo Diegel has a
decided shoulder drop. If the duffer
has pivoted correctly he need not
fear hitting the ground by letting
the shoulder come through on this
lower plane.
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LEAGUE

Mondays Results.
Detroit z. Chicago 2.
Philadelphia Sc. Chicago rs.
New York 9, Boston 8.
Cleveland 5. st. Louis 3.
Tuesdays Games.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
only games scheduled.
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THE McAllen-La Ferla Valley
league championship will open At
McAllen tonight under the flood
lights. The opening tilt OF the seven
game series. scheduled to have been
played last night, was postponed be-
cause Of rain. The Palms are in
great fettle just now. In reality they
won the first-and second-half
championships OF the Valley league.
but La Feria took the first on q
technical protest. Only Sunday night
the Palms administered a severe
drubbing TO the Vera Cruz Cubans
who had just defeated the NiSat-
hawks handily. With Ray Pipkin
gone 10 the Galveston ~Sandcrabs,
the Palms have a decided edge N
the championship series.
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GUN OttCHtT VS.. JACK FltICe,
An un~designated prelim.
Time-8:30 D. m. Thursday.
Where-New Legion sports arena
on Elizabeth street.
Promoter Ernest Stephens Is leav-
ing no stones unturned in an effort
toAk>-ke his opening card here
Thu sday night an unqualified sue
cess.t
He has obtained six OF the tough
est wrestlers available in the SOUTH
west and pitted them against n
another in an effort 10 make a
strong showing before Brownsville
fans on opening night.
Fast Challenger.
The star bout will find Hugh
Nichols, light heavyweight cham
pion, putting his title on the line
for Red Lyons, a bristling, agrees
sive challenger, 10 shoot at with AL
his cunning and strength. Men IN
the wrestling game who should
know, declare Lyons is the man 10
lift the crown from Nichols brow.
Nichols has shown no signs Of falter-
ing lately. however, and many be-
lieve the popular Texan is due
to rule for several years TO come.
Nichols halls from Mexia.
The semi-final should be almost
as great a match as the champion
ship mill. This scrap will bring to-
gether Geo. Leahman and Pat o.
Brien. Everyone knows Leahman as
q rough and tough customer, who,
when he wishes can put on a clever
exhibition of holds. O'Brien is pat
termed in much the same fashion.
He can Stub, o. he can wrestle. II
all depends on what his opponent
does. Leahman and Poulos have
staged several sensational bouts Mt
Harrington. O'Brien's best work has
been with Stecher and Nichols. Last
week at Harrington the Irishman all
but snatched the crown from the
champion. only a fierce rally late
in the second fall enabled Nichols
to emerge victor.
Big Advance.
hThe other bout OF the evening
viii pit Young Stecher and Jack
FierAe.
Akyance sale OF tickets, being cJn-
ducted by the American legion, In
dicate there will be more than 200
fans on hand for the opening OF
the erena.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mondays Results,

Mondays Results.
Chicago 8. Cincinnati Q.
Pif&burgh-St. Louis, rain.
OfSv games scheduled.
Tuesdays Games
Cincinnati at Chicago.
pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
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drew a five-day suspension after
three written warnings, 1t was an
nOunCed last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-04

Mix taken from a COW In the
evening is better than that taken
in the morning.
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A SAN BENT -Harlingen
tournament will be conducted over
the Harlingen course Sunday to
determine the bi-city championship
among the amateurs. A large cup is
being presented by Mayor Sam
Bolts Of Harrington. An entrance fee
OF 81 Is being charged. The funds
derived from this tournament will
be used in sending Pat O'Brien,
Harlingen pro, to the National p. O.
A. tournament. He placed third
among the Texas professionals 20
qualify in the tourney held At Har-
,lingen recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-04

Nearly every duffer and beginner
hits from the outside in. "A hook
or slice depends or whether the
club face Is open or closed at i'm
pact.
To hit from the inside out the
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Correction OF
Outside Swing
Is Explained

How can one keep from cutting
across the ball or hitting from the
outside in?
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LEAHMAN AND
O'BRIEN MEET
Red Lyons Expected to Give
Champion Nichols
Real Fight
The Card.

The Gard.
Hugh Nichols, light heavyweight
champion, VS.. Red Lyons. contender.
Charley Leahman VS.. Pat O'Brien.
Young Stecher VS.. Jack Pierce.
An undesignated prelim.
Time-8:30 D. m. Thursday.
Where-New Legion sports arena
on Elizabeth street.
La gaceta., 1931-02-26

nuel Gonzalez SesoTe-
ro; Alfonso Granda l~tesore-
70; Jose E. Diaz, So flo con-
tador y Manuel FebhaNdez Fer
nandez, vice.
Vocales: Jose hernandez To-
rres, Manuel Perez RODRIGUEZ,
Jose Huerta Alvarez, Valentin
Sanchez Sanchez, Ramon Blan-
co, Jose Bermt Alfonso, F6-
lix Menendez AIS. Severe La
FueHte Martinez GarsR
5 Ps's's: 5 81: y !, 1 S's''
Benigno Gonzalez es, Eva
risto Lorences, Jose Nimo y Ra-
fael Coalla.
Muchos exitos aqua. dan a
estos senores en- su NADIA facil
tarea.
La gaceta., 1931-02-26
LA NUEVA DIRECTIVA DE
LA CONCORDIA

Con I'm saludo que agradece-
mos la nueva directiva de la so
ciedad La Concordia nos comu-
MICA haber tornado possession.
Integran ell ORGANISING direc-
tor de la acreditada colectivi-
dad los Sres. Antonio Fernan-
DEE, presidente de honor; Fran
cisco Tunon, presidente; Cefe-
rino FERNANDEZ Fernandez, vi
ce-presidente; Antonio Vega
Muniz, secretario; Joaquin Sua
rez Garcia, vice-secretario; Ma
La gaceta., 1931-02-26
Ell NOMBRA
MIENTO DE MEYER

Wash, Feb. 26.-Por 70 vo-
tos contra II ell senado confir-
mo aver ell nombramiento de
Eugene Meyer para gobernador
del comite de reserva federal.
Sc opusieron a la confirma-
ci6n los senadores Brookhart,
de Iowa, V Frazier, de North
Dakota.
Tambi6n ratific6 ell senado ell
nombramiento de f. Marvin
Underwood pan juez federal
del d~istrito norte de Georgia.
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FL T,EsfP0

Claro para hoy mahana, Po-
co cambio en- la temperature.
Vientos moderados del norte.
Maxima aver, Cd grades: mini
ma, 81.
Mare aalta a las 1903 p. m.
Y marea baja a las 3:13 a. m.
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Pleitosy

Corte Federal: National u
Mon Mortgage Co., contra Cen
trail Farmers Trust Co. Olga
Wolfgram contra la Fidelity
and Casualty Co., de New York.
Petici6n de bancarrota pre-
sentada por JohA L.. Schmidt,
de Davenport, fla, Heimen Pc
ckettA petici6n involuntaria de
! bancarrota, negociando como
Children Boot Shop.
Corte del Circuito: G. j. Har~
dee contra Lulu r. Hurman; 7.
Massari contra C. Salcicca; c.
L. Keene contra Aline A. Keene
Jose B. Araya contra Ada Ruth
Araya.
La gaceta., 1931-02-26

Dicen de West Palm Beach
que esta llamando mucho la a.
tenci6n en- las practicas el pc
lotero Larry Betancourt, estre-
LA que fue del team de foot
ball de la Universidad de Ca
lifornia.
Betancourt Sc luci6 como Pc
lotero ell ano pasadoA jugandc
Ell Wichita Falls, Texas.
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L &c J. z 3 o
REDUCE Ia WILMINGTON
nESTRUYE la INFECTION
? MFTiGA e. DQL.OR

LCARBC es el resultado de nvestigaciones y estudios muy
extensos. III vaor de esta medicine sc ha probable en- la pracIca
diara Nenos del uno por c.onto de los casos ha delado de sair
benef' 40 con LICARBO.
S. u~perioridad es evidente. No descolora Ia pii. Tieae I'm
olor 1atico suave. No es cdustco. Por consiguiente empieza
a cCs N en- seguida sin irritar o destrur ell tejido cellular.
tai feccones en- las heridas rcoientes. Dcstruye la infec-
81 existe. Quita ell door cast acknowledgements. Las
das los ungnentos tenden a esparcir. ia infection en- las
del pelo On la parte afectada. LlCARBO evita este.
destruye Y cicatriza todas las infeccicnes externss De 10
n cualquier parte del cuerpo desde la cabeza hasta las puntas
pies. No pasa I'm da sin Jue sea lecesaio usar LiCARBO.
La gaceta., 1931-02-26

Sc agreg6 aver al campa :
mento del Brooklyn, en- Clear
La gaceta., 1931-02-26
LOGIA IDEAL IS

A Jos miembros de la Log;a
Ideal So, Sc les advierte que ma
nnnn ViornnM co cnnfnrirS el
La gaceta., 1931-02-26
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

No sali0 ninguna embarcaci6n
mayor en- ell dia de aver.
Arribaron en- las pasadas "a
horas los vapores americanos
T. Waring, Commercial Ma
vigator, Cuba, Lillian y ell no.
ruego Nordvangen.
Este 11timo cargara MADEIRA
para las Indias 0ccidentales.
La gaceta., 1931-02-26

La adYe10e Gordy ha, he
che subir ell ndmero de pit :
cheers a Il, dos mas de los que
puede tener ell club.
Todos los gegulares, con la
exception de Eppa Rixey, es-
tan trabajando~ aqui diaria-
mente.
Rixey llegara de Cincinnati.
LEGO aver a Bradenton ell
bail de Sylvester Johnson, de-
sapareciendo asi ell tenor de
los Cardenales sobre su acti-
tud.
Los ~peloteros del st. Luis es-
tan practgando bajo la direc-
ci6n de Gabby Street.
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PERECAL VOLCARSE UN
AUfWMUv1L

En- un accidente automovilis
ia ocurrido aver cerca de Lake
land perdi6 la vida la Srta.
Minnie Osteen, de Is amos, We
Gina de la avenida Seminole
en- esta ciudad.
Ell autom6vil en- ell ouai via
,jaba la muchacha con A. 7,
Blackboard, de Tampa, Sc vol
CO y esta pereci6 al recibir con
los cristales serias heridas.
La gaceta., 1931-02-26

Blackboard sufrio heridas de
poca iroportancia.
Hecha una iaxestigaci6n por
ell juez de ~ ManUer Glover
este declaM casual e inevita-
BILE ell accf Ne
La muchSA sufri6 una te-
rrible herida u ell cuello, que
lie seccion4 lN&ular.
La gaceta., 1931-02-26

water. ell jardinero Babe Her
man. Ne practice oficialmente
en- es2a de arreglar sus dife-
rA de sueldo con ell viejo
Dazzy Vance, que Gemanda
mayer sueldo, practice al bate.
La gaceta., 1931-02-26

mana Vierne0 Sc cQSferlra eI
grade iniciatoriQ Gro-
fanos y que al Se
trataran asuntos ma Smportan
tes para nuestra orden. Por 10
tanto Sc les NAega a todos que
no falten. -
FraternAmente,
B. G.. Rodriguez,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-18

t. tried praising. commanding. sc0'1 ing. reminding. At last she worked out this scheme. v.
 Joan's bedtime hour was set fof 8 o'clock. Any night when she went to bed before 8 she had a cred1 o< time which was put. so to speak Iu| her bank. Nancy and she kept track of the minutes. If there came a night when she wanted to stay up she could stay up long enough to use uf, her accumulated time in the bank Frequently she went to bed carly just to get some time to her credit. Then she would boast of the long evening she could have later. Nancy found that when the later time acn5j,e the little girl was go sleepy she could not keep awake and was quite willing to go to bed Nancy liked the sense of freewiil which this scheme gave Joans It taught her something about time allowance just as Nancy hoped to teach her tlie use of money allowance. And best of all the early hour so many times in succession kept her in the habit of getting sleepy at normal time. Frequently she went to bed when. Peter did. at 6:30. And then sl1e' gloated over the hour and q half she had to her credit in her time. bank
 Write to Nancy Page. care of the Democrat. Enclose stamped, self addressed envelope with your re- quest for her lcafIct on "Child Carc."