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POLDRUHA ROKA zALARA
IA VRAZDU MiANzELA.

Poslednym pripadom skonce-
neho jasenneho obdobia presoy-s
skej poroty Dol process 45.roEnej
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
DOCTORS. WILL
LOOK AT EYE
Madison Square Garden Ha:
Guarantee Posted For
Primo-Max Fight

NE WYORK. Aug. l8-tP- On
behalf OF Madison Square Garden
OF Illinois, the National Boxing
Assoc alton will conduct an inquiry
into the seriousness Of the injury
Max Schmeling. heavyweight
champion. says viii prevent him
from meeting anybody this year
The investigation will be conduct
ed through N. b. "A. affll-ates IN
Germany.
William r Carey. president Of the
New York Garden, said the IN
vestigation was 10 be made a.
Primo Cameras request. The IL
linois Garden has Camera unde-
contract 10 meet Schmeling and
posted a 100000 bond TO guarantee
that the match would 20 through
before the contract expires Sept
80. Schmeling recently cabled from
Germany that an injured eve
would keep him out OF the ring
or some months.
Carey revealed that the Garden
would make no effort 10 halt the
bout between Camera and Jack
Sharkey at Eobets Field Sept. %
under the promotion OF Jimmy
Johnston. He said that II Schmel-
ing's eye injury vas certified by an
N. B. A. official. (thus releasing
the Illinois Garden from the $50
900 bond. the giant Italian would
receive a release from his contract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
BY HERBERT ". BARKER

ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer)
The Chicago CuDS. picked in
April to give the champion st.
Louis Cardinals a fight for the ma
JlOnal pCnnant. apparently have de-
cided a little late TO do something
about the runaway the Cards have
made Of the race.
Winning their second double
header with the Boston Braves IN
as many days. the Cubs char gee
past the New York Giants into
second place yesterday eight ana
Cne-half games back Of the high
lying Cardinals. The Giants, split
ting a double bill with the champ
ions.fell back into third place 2
full game behind the Cubs.
Home runs by Jim Bottomley
and Chick Hafey In the eighth gave
the Cards a 6-5 win over the GIANTS
in the first game but the Giants
took the second contest. rs. BY
Smelling Paul Derringer from the
peak with a five-run assault also
in the eighth inning. Travis Jack
son. Giant shortstop. was forced
cut OF the game with a broken
nose when he was hit BY Gelbert's
drive in the fifth inning or the
nightcap.
Robins Beaten
Brooklyn lost more ground as
the Cincinnati Reds took two
games, Al and 8-3, behind great
pitching by Si;as johnson and Owen.
Carroll.
Larry French, Pittsburgh Pirate
soLth3aW, stopped the Phillies. L
,. in the first game OF a double
header. allowing only six hits. but
Phil Collins gave the Quakers ar
ven break by blanking the Cor
sairS, 80. In the nightcap.
In the American league, the
New York Yankees. holding third
place. fell to a position i've games
from the Warrington Senators and
rs from the Philadelphia Athletics
by accepting an 81 trimming from
Detroit.
An early attack on Pat Caraway
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Make CAN BEAT
\ = = y
PRESENT FIELD,
y y y \ \
STRIB BELIEVES

LOS ANGELES. Aug. lS-iP-W
L. CYoung) Stribling isn't apti-
mistic over the chances or any pres
en-. day heavyweight taking Max
Schmeling'S measure.
The Georgian. mentioning here,
Of course believes he can whip the
German who scored a technical
knockout over him several weeks
ago to retain the worlds heavy
weight bOxin- title but doesn't
favor the chances Of the rest. in
Guiding Jack Dempsey. Jack Shar-
key, Primo Camera. Mickey Walk
or and Tommy LOughran.
Il don't think Dempsey VII ever
get back into a championship cam
paiEn," said Stribling. He always
could hit but he won't be as fast
As he used To be and IL he cant
land he'll probably be badly beaten
IF Sharkey can't beat a fighter
Walkers size he can't exDect *
beat a real heavyweight. Carnera
Is just a great big man and tina,
lets him out. Loughran. OF course
merits considerat on but he isn't a:
spry as he once was. Walker Is toe
small to fight a good heavyweight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
WHITE BREAKS
TRIPLE RECORD

One 1880 Texas League record
went into the shadows yesterday
when Joyner White, Beaumont out
fielder, hit for his nineteenth triple
this year. beating last years record
Of eighteen. White. who also leads
the league in stolen bases and homo
runs. clipped the 1880 record in the
eighth inning. his only hit in Beau
mont's 6 70 0 decision yer the Dali
las Steers.
Buck Marrow limited Dallas 10
three hits. all singles. The Exporters
found Grady Adkins. Dallas hurler,
a puzzle for six ~scoreless innings,
but they got TO him for two runs in
The seventh and showed over four
more in the eighth. 1t was Adkins
thirteenth defeat this season. He
mas won eight.
Leon Chagnon pitched Fort Worth
to a 6 TO l decision over San An
tonic. his fourteenth victory this
season. He struck out eleven and
allowed seven hits.
Hits INFANT little in the wichita
Falls and Galveston game az Gal
weston last night. Wichita Falls got
FOURTEEN hits but the Buccaneers
on Z to 6 on seven hits. Galveston
ened with five runs in the first
ming. driving pitchers Terrell and
4 0rrid to the showers. although Gal
Icston got only two hits. Five walks
and interference by the catcher
allowed Galveston the runs. An n
usual feature was Wichita Falls had
n runner left on base although
fourteen batters got hits.
George Washington Payne. second
ranking ace to Dizzy" Dean ar
the Houston Buffaloes. chalked up
his twenty-first victory last night.
beating Shreveport in the first game
Of a doubleheader. 5 TO 4. Payne was
complete master Of the Spots. He
held them Il nine hits and runlesS
until the first Of the seventh. Payne
has lost nine. Houston stumbled in
10 too much ritchirg from Eoult-u
n the second game, losing 5 to 0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
STECHER WILL
CRAPPLE West
Mantell Takes On r. Blue;
Watkins, Fleming
To Meet

Ernie Stephens will give the
graphing fans a quantity as well
as quality card here Thursday eve
ning. The card. headlined BY the
Young Stecher-Stanley Wen GO.
contains five matches.
The scmi-final brings together
Dutch Mantell and Robin Blue.
Other matches include Sailor Wat
kinS VS.. Leslie Wolf Fleming. Silent
Rattan vs.. Jack Burns and Pancho
Vitclla Us. Bully Wakefield.
The Old stomp
Fans will remember Stecher for
his r0Tdy work here two weeks ago.
The Greeks favorite hold seems TO
be an Old-fashioned stomp. In his
match Thursday. however. he will
be meeting another rough and
tumble scrapper in West. the husky
Oklahoma Indian.
Dutch Mantel. the one-man
circus. IS slated to tangie with
Robin Blue. the flying scissor artist
IN the semi-final. Regardless OF
outcome. this will be real enter
talnment. The brash will offer \
world CT contrast in tactics and
6emcancr.
Sailor watkins. who can crawl OF.
the mat in five different directions
ri the same time. Is "a take or
Fleming. Watkins viii likely spend
the evening s~crambling for the
ropes.
Rattan Returns
Silent Rattan. popular dummy
comes back to the Valley this week
Here he viii wrestle Jack Burns. q
San Antonio grappler. Rattan realll
Is one OF the best welters in thu
game. He never fails 70 make a hi
with the fans through his cleve.
mat work.
The opening bout viii pit Pancht
Vitella. Mexican weller. agains
Bully Wakefield. another San An.
tonic boy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Did You Know That

Back around 1909. Bob Wells
laid out a diamond here for a
year no one. knew Just why
Bob was relegated to the non
paying job JUNE Cobolini
let the cat cit Of the bag re-
Gently it happened this way
. the strong Brownsville semi
pro team engage an upstate
team in a series San Bell,
now a portly COUNTY commits
sioner, Wells and 90 llini made
an agreement the one who
got the fewest hits would have
TO lay out he diamond all the
next year Bob won" the
dubious hOnors Bob Carpen-
te- OF The Herald advertising
staff was a member Of the
Austin high football squad which
defeated a great Fort Worth
club for the state championship
many years agJ on the Cow
town team were 30 McMillen,
Red Weaver and others. who
later made history at Center
College
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

BUFFALO. N. Mickey Walk
or. Rumson. ". j., knocked out Jack
Gaonon. Boston. ~.
NEW YORK-Giacomo Berzom-
IS. Italy. knocked out Jack Shaw.
New York. On. Iusto SuareZ. Ar
rentine and Emil Rossi. New York
drew. G0).
CHICAGO - Dave Shade. San
Francisco, ~outpointed Willie OSter,
Boston. G0l.
NORFOLK. Va.-Nidget W0lgast
philadelDhia. outDOinted DicE
Welsh. Norfolk. G0).
MIAMI. Fla.-RelamDo Saguero.
Tamra. knocked out Tod Smith.
DAYTON. o.. C2l.
LOUISVILLE - Jackie Stewart.
louisville. olt11ilfed Frisco
Crandc. Buffalo. y. Y. Q0). news
paDer decision.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.-Real villa.
Tulsa. o%utpointed Babe Barnes.
Sioux CIV. t6l.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va.-Tommy
Rios. Chicago. O%utDointed Johnny
Roberts. Huntington. uO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Boy Visits Chicago
On Scooter

CHICAGO. Aug. I8-F-AS
a scooter. Nicholas LSpas. .. OF
Indiana Harbor, Ind, Is some
kind Of a champion.
He left home yesterday morn
ing on his scooter and twelve
hours later arrived III Chicago.
having made the 20 miles on a
gallon KY water. furnished
through the courtesy Of various
Oh filling stations along the
route.
The police held him FOR his
parents. He stuck 20 his story
tina. ne lost hIs way In Indiana
HarbOr when his mother sent
him Cd the barn for an armload
or wood and kept right on
scooting until he got 70 Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
STARS KEEP
IN RUNNING
Only One Seeded Player Is
Eliminated In u. S.
Tourney

FOREST HILLS. n Y, Aug. 10
P-The women's nat!ona, tennis
championships Itoved into the
second round today with Is OF the
Is seeded players still in the run
ming.
The only seeded star eliminated
in the first round yesterday was
the Baroness Giacomo Levi OF
Rome and New York. seeded eighth
in the foreign list. The baroness
had the misfortune Of catching
Virginia Hlleary just when the
Philadelphia girl, No. 4 In the na-
tional ranking. reached top form
The result was a 6-3. Cd victory
for Miss HilleaTy-
Al the o.her favorites. including
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody Of San
Francisco. Helen Jacobs OF BCr-
kelley. Calf. and Betty Nuthall and
Phyllis MudfOrd OF England came
through without trouble.
Mrs. Moody swept through Edith
Sigourney az Boston without the
loss Of a game: Miss Jacobs drop
ped four games. two IN each set. IN
beating Mae Curtvorst Of Wichita
Rae.
Miss Nuthall. who won the title
last year when Mrs. Moody elected
To remain in California. defeated
Mrs. Bernard F. STEM OF Garden
City, N. ". g.. GIL. and Miss Mud
ford eliminated Mrs. Anna Fuller
Hubbard Of Lancaster. Mass. 6-3.
Go.
Mrs. Moody was matched in the
second rU-nd today with M1rv
Greet OF Kansas City. No. Q IN the
rational ranking list. Miss Jacobs
1rew Virginia Rice 0f Boston as
her opponent: Miss Nuthall next
les. presented itself IN the person
n Clara Greenspan NJ New York.
Ms Mudford drew Cecil 4 Riegel
81 Philadelphia.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester Is. Baltimore Z
Newark 3. Buffalo a.
Jersey CITY p. Montreal o..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
TEXAS LEAGUE LEADERS

Runs. SelDh. Houston. i04.
Hits. Stanton. Wichita Falls. 1876.
Doubles: Stanton, Wichita Falls,
As.
Triples. White. Beaumont. 10.
Home runs. White. Beaumont,
Is.
Runs batted in. Medwick. Hous-
ton. l0i.
40.
Games won Dean. Houston. %.
Games pitched: Payne. Houston
AZ.
Compete games: Harris, Fori
Worth. "a.
StrikeOutS: Dean. Houston. 239.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
San Benitans Are
Attending School

SAN BENITO. Aug l8- Sar
Benitans attend ng the football
coaching school at Lubbock con-
Quoted by Wallace Wade OF Duke
IN fersity. Durham. N. G. and
Jimmy Phelan OF WASHINGTON Uni
verSity. Seattle. included T. VI.
Aiken. former coach here. and Eel
Caldwell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
PLANS TO INVESTIGATE SOMETHING'S
F1ue Mat Bouts Are Carded Thursday NIGHT
WRESTLING LAST NIGHT

DOVER. ~. J-SandOr SZabo. l0T.
Hungary. threw Fred CarOni, 200.
Italy. 1921.
MONTREAL-Henri DeElane. go,
Montreal. defeated Frank Judson.
208. Boston. In two straight falls.
"a minutes and two minutes: Joe
Malcewicz. EOS. Utica, N. ". de-
feated Nick Lutzke. EOS. Venice.
Calf. $500.
STOCKTON. Callf.-Everett Mar
shall. DIS. In Junta. Colo. defeated
Nick Velcoff, 223. New York. two
Of three fails CVelcoH first fan ia
minutes; Marshall second seven
minutes and third In sevcn).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

BILL CABLER. stellar halfback
OF the 3. J. c. Scorps. IS anxious 70
see some amateur boxing In this sec
ton. Ernest Stephens has promised
TO conduct a Valley-wide tourna-
ment in the near future. Ernie has
the plant and ne could put himself
in right with the amateurs BY con-
Quoting such a tourney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
MAJOR LEAGUE

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CBy The Associated Press
Q~ncluding Games az Aug. I'D

National League:
Batting - DAVIS. Phil.ies, $50:
Terry. Giants. .34s.
Runs-Klein. Phillies. 100: Terry,
Giants. SO.
Runs batted in-Klein. Phiuies,
95: OFT, Giants. 81.
Hits-Klein, Phill.eS: L. Waner.
Pirates. 100.
Doubles-Hornsby, Cubs: Adams
Cardinals. 81.
Triples-TerTy, Giants. IS: Tray
nor. Pirates: Herman, Robins, "a.
Home runs-Klein, Phillies. "a:
OFT. Giants. %.
Stolen baSes-FriSch, Cardinals.
is: Cuyler. Cubs. II.
Pitching-Haines. Cardinals. won
10. lost 2; Bush. Cubs. won u. lost
American League:
Batting Simmons. Athletics.
.3S5; Ruth. Yankees. 1872.
Runs - Gehrig. Yankees, 100:
Ruth, Yankees, l0S.
Runs batted in-Gehrie. Yankees.
100: Ruth. Yankees. 100.
Hits-Simmons. Athlet cs. ia:
Gehrig. Yankees. l58.
Doubles-Webb, Red SoX. 81.
Miller. Athletics: West. Senators;
Alexander, Tigers. SO.
Triples Simmons, Athletics:
johnson. Tigers. IS.
Home runs-Ruth. Yankees. SO:
Gehrig. Yankees. 80.
Stolen baScS-haDman. Yankees.
AZ: Johnson. Tigers, 80.
Pit-r~-Grove. Athletics. won
% los >. Marberry, Senators, won
"a, lost ?.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Another Gridster.

DIR. HARRY KLOTZ, who recent
f. began practice in Brownsville, was
a whale OF e lneman IN his day Of
Rice. Red Irvine, athletic director
Of the Brownsville schools. played
a. Rice with Or. Klotz. Red" knows
his football players and he says the
Brownsville practitner was Of all
Southwest caliber.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

DIZZY DIAN. Peck's bad boy Of
the Cardinals. has written a series
OF stories a Ia Chic Sale entitled
I'm Il Great Ball Player-and III
Tell You Why" These stories are ID
be carried BY The Herald. Dizzy
begins III yarn when he was a
country boy 81 Oklahoma and comes
down 70 his recent marriage n
Houston. He has a tra.y remarkable
record and chances are he'll 20 down
in the books as the Right Handed
RUDE Waddell-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Cubs Pass Giants and Gain
On Loop Leading Cardinals

gave the Boston Red Sox a 80
decision over tAe Chicago White
Sox.
All other American league clubs
had an off day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
LEAGUE

Mondays Results
Boston 3. Chicago q.
Detroit 8. New York ?.
Only two games.
Tuesdays Games
Boston az Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
washington al 81. Louis.
Only three games.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis -. Atlanta 8.
Little Rock O. Birmingham l q,
innings).
Knoxville Q. Chattanooga 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
The
Sports
Spade
by Hal
u N m IN u III IN N m u m IN

SETTLING for once and all the
dispute as to when whitening seas
on opens, shooting will begin on
the morning OF the Goth. Local hun
tiers have been puzzled as to whether
n season opened In the morning
or at midday. A telegram to the
Batsell-Wells sporting goods store
here from the state game, fish and
oyster commission definitely sets the
opening time as in the morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

Just a word concerning our Bull
dogs under Coach A. M. Weir who
succeeds Cowboy Ogan. The boys
are getting ready TO hop in the old
togS within a few days 50 when the
initial call 'Jmes they will be n
good condition With the exception
Of Penney F-isby. Bud Earnest and
Butch Stutsenbacker they are Ill
ready to GO. The loss OF Ray Nc
camp through ineligibility will likely
be felt. We were looking for his 70
use his 100 pounds Of fight to good
advantage this season. Earnest. also
ineligible. has showed a lot OF real
stuff and we hate to lose him. Pen
ney Is entering Baylor university.
We wish them all luck.
A Trio OF Fans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Mondays Results
. Chicago 6-3. Boston ID.
St. Louis 6-5. New York ST.
Pittsburgh 40, Philadelphia 2-3
Cincinnati 4-8. Brooklyn l-3.
Tuesdays Games
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

THE printers must have their little
jokes. Yesterday Old Spade was sur
prised 10 learn We were in Biloxi
this spring with the Giants. 1t was
a case OF a misplaced head. Al-o
noticed where Dizzy Dean struck
out "All' batters in first five innings
instead OF III
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
- The
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results

Houston SO. Shreveport As.
Fort Worth 6, san Antonio l.
Galveston 7. wichita Falls s.
Beaumont 6. Dallas 2.
Tuesdays Games
Fort Worth at san Antonio.
Dallas at Beaumont.
Wichita Falls AT Galveston.
Shreveport at Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

ALTHOUGH ii is a little pre-
mature. the boys are beginning To
chirp ove the coming football seas
| On. Here We have a letter from "A
Trio CT Fans McAllen high boost
ers:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis az Louisville. rain.
Kansas City 9. Toledo 8.
Milwaukee III. Columbus 6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester 10. Baltimore Z.
Newark 3. Buffalo a.
Jersey CITY p. Montreal o..
The Washington times., 1931-01-02

In a childish scrawl, Beulah
Limerick, 19-year-old beauty VINO
was mysteriously slain early
wednesday, may have signed the
death warrant for her killer
For her diary, kept carefully day
by day, tells Of her dealings and
contacts and other facts concern.
ing her many "bOy friends" and
herself.
Police Seek Clue
The diary was started about six
months ago, and the girl kept 1t
carefully up to December 10. Then
it stopped. But police are conf
dent that in those pages will be
found the name Of the killer.
Jealousy, police say, led to the
shooting of the pretty young
woman who was a bride at il, and
whose "boy friends" were legion
And the girl painStakingly in the
diary gives her impressions and
reactions to the boys she met and
danced with.
This one she likes. she writes,
and this one is stuck up" That
one dances well, this one Is Q good
friend, the Other-but they are all
listed.
And stern-faced police are care
fully pouring over the diary to
The Washington times., 1931-01-02
tIGH} ;3<uul{

,-.ANAGuA, Nicaragua. Ja.1. >
tI4J.S ).-Outlaw bullets in tt"
jungleS of northern. Nicaragua
snapped short the lives of eight
United States Marines Wef tes-
day and i1flicte i serious VIC ads
on two other enlisted men vho
were brought here by al ane
today.
The casualties, the keav' sst
sustained by the Marine, nee
New Year Day in 1928, ". in
flie Ted by lurking attecE : { in
the wilderness of Arch: pr, be-
tween Ocotal and ApI where
followers of the insurgaly Angus
tino Sandino were latF y reported
operating.
Fight to the End
Meager reports 1iltering back
to Marine barrn,cks here indi-
Gated that, although the am
buShed patrol was badly outnum-
bered and faced an enemy almost
completely hidden by jungle
growth, it stood Ito the last
man" and returned the bandit
fire shot for shot. AS far as
(COntinued on Page 2, Col. s.
The Washington times., 1931-01-02

LONDON, Jan. 2 U.N.S0-TwO
hndred Burmese rebels were
kina today when 1000 British
erunns eau- I'd out q vigorous at
anrk amainst their stronghold in
efsr Tnarawaddy section Of upper
wrma. according to dispatches
9rum Ransom
re- rebels lied to their noun
amfm Businesses. Seventeen Of
flcers were found among the rebel
6e@d.
FEnd Jungle Palace
Adxssss here were that the
erones suffered no casualties.
W was reported that In pene-
aKmalnw ere rebel defense posi-
eammn. fhs eroopS came upon .
numrn1v bu1lt palace I'm the jungle
wEEmsss, apEarently the head
mmmranEs 90 the mysterious ''mas-
enw mana~ said % be behind the
Hmhrrmnm.
The amazed soldiers, according
@ the reports. were confronted
~ q steep hill crowned by the
palace. tending to the latest mod
en- style. they found everything
from the reception hall to the
@lming room. A lavishly decor
m&ed audience chamber topped it.
Frum the tower Of the palace,
The Washington times., 1931-01-02
JOFFRE C[|NGS
To LIFE SHRED

PARIS, Jan. Marshal Joffre
of France. breathing fairly regu-
larly as if in the deepest sleep,
was reported unchanged today az
ter more than Is hours of contin-
ued Inconsistencies.
An official bulletin issued by his
three attending physicians at isis
a, m. Eastern Standard Time,
said:
"The night passed without in
cident. There was no change
in the MarshaPs general cOndi.
tiOn."
Signed: DR.. Leriche, DR.. ROu-
lin, DR.. FOntaine."
Leaving the hospital where his
stricken superior has warded off
death since two weeks ago tomor
row. Colonel De MazeS of the
headquarters staff affirmed that
he had found no change in the
patient after an undiSturbed
night. ..s.
Was Reported Dead
In the middle Of the day, a
broadcast from the Eiffel Tower
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1931-01-02

spirited fighting took place,
with scores ~c shots fired. The
police w ; dl zen from tn.
streets. 49,
While the revolutionaries were
in complete control of Panama
City, it was apparent that, the
trouble was not yet over. r ,.
Inocencio Galindo, Of the province
Of Colon, issued a manifesto call.
ing upon all government employe
to sign a pledge of loyalty to tx
Arosemena government. ImpriSc :
ment was threatened for all y
failed to comply.
President Is Jailed
The revolutionaries the in
vaded the presidential palac and
called upon President AroSer~ ena
to resign. He was marcnet off
to prison, where he was later
joined by other governm' ut and
municipal officials, il. ;luding
Mayor De La OSSa Of Panama.
The prisoners were all lodged in
the Jail at Ancon.
At $40 a. M, a spokesmen for
the revolutionarieS announced
that a provisional junta had
taken over the government,
headed by DR.. Harmodio Arias,
attorney and political opponent
Of Arosemena; Francisco Arias,
business man and DR.. j. ]. Val
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The Washington times., 1931-01-02
Jail Hunger-Strike
Leaders Are SOUqht

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2
Q.N.S0. An investigation was
under way here today 10 ferret
out the ringleaders Of the hunger
strike" at the Ingleside county
jail yesterday. Il
Moer than 2S0 prisoners refused
to eat when they were, not
served an elaborate nlsal on New
Year Day.
The Washington times., 1931-01-02
Diary ofGirl May ProUe
SLaver's Death Warrant
Times Staff Photo

weed from its pages the one man
among the many friends who
stole up to the sleeping girl,
nIsced the muzzle of a pistol at
her head and pulled the trigger.
Names there are by the score,
first names and nicknames. But
which of these is the one Of the
murderer? That is the problem
that needs must be solved.