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The Washington times., 1935-08-30

of all matters, no blunders are
made.
Butts hard for a mother to
be soft and tactful in persuad-
ing her daughter to drop the
Goals of fire that are going to
consume her precious youth.
And it's hard for a girl,
aflame with revolt, to under
stand the beauty and sweetness
of woman'S normal destiny.
Love asks much of us.
The Washington times., 1935-08-30
HE IGNORES HER

AAA ANAN~0SAS 04AAOS
"Dear Miss Fairfax:
I'm in love with young man
who does not pay the least at
tentiOn to me. He knows 1 am
terribly in love with him, be.
cause I told his sister, hoping
she would tell him. She did.
And now he disregardS me more
than ever.
"WaS l wrong in showing my
feelings too openly. and telling
his sister how much 1 cared?
JOSEPHINE.
I'm afraid, my dear Josephine,
you will have to give that young
man a practical demonstration
of Blessings brighten as they
take their flight" Try disre-
garding him entirely, and then
perhaps he'll regret he has lost
such an ardent admirer. They
do, very often.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
STUDIO APT.

Very unusual designed by artist, Large
studio living room with balcony; bed room.
ins park near car line. Price includes gas,
cleo automatic heat telephone. Frigld-
Evening star., 1935-07-07
THE EMBASSY

1878 HARVARD ST. NV,
Corner Mt. Pleasant St.
Apt. of rooms, kitchen and bath; elec-
trio refrgeration. secretarial telephone
service elevator. resident manager. Phone
Columbia 1900.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE BROApMOoR

THE BROADMOOR.
9 bed rooms. living ROOM dining room.
kitchen. bath and porch; overlooking gar
den 8 exposures: garage. beauty parlor
dining room. etc. in building. Phone
Cleveland $500.
s3S RIrTENHoUSE ST. NW.4 r. AND
B.. nicely furn silver. linens; ami; show
er bath, etc; only $50: quiet. cool loca ion.
NEW MODERN BUILDING. EXCELLENT
high location; several beautiful apartments
2 rooms. kitchen and bath porch auto
matte heating and refrigeration $50 10
S55 See resident manager. 605 Irving ST.,
Clarendon Va. call National 1899.
1894 18th ST. NV (JUsT. SOUTH CO.
closets; Frigidaire included; adults: S42.50
? LARGE BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM.
kit. bath, all outside southern exposure.
S025 10Th st. $3.50. Resident manager.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

fornia st.--A select apartment with many
ssas Sss
snd' and bath now, available. Electricity in
cluded IN fen'f1 GINK1Ns CO..
1873 De Sales St: NV. District $500.
THE WESTMORELAND. 2122 CALIFoR
mia, st; Dust of Connecticut ave:oMSey-
rooms, Kitchen and bath, 500; Frlsidaire
sWitchboard sWh and elevator - service. Excel
lent dining room
,7aa De sale! e!EkiSs sf. N'w' coj District ssce.
aasa aansE poRss R9os x kBeaE BATH .na H.
in earage:, Immediate possession. Phone
TWO LARGE. AIRY ROOMS; NEWLY
vate residence: employed couple preferred
3Sa4 pban. WalnS5 MdT,n s. n Wood
$50. O.oO-,1234 RANDOLPH ST; N;E;-s
ises' i Phone North 55ss-J.
S65; ;0o-l03s 7th st: n,w.-9 r. and b..
S405O.37 Todd place n.e.-Five rms.
Anil nfaF THosi sshqoi 81 %ALsa Sns sad IN iNc i,ne
sI5 11th St NV Dist. 755s-755a.
/ ROOM. BATH. LIGHT HoUSEKEEp-
ing: Frigidaire; $3.50 month. Isl" l4th
st. NV. Apt. 4.
1890 COLORADO AVE. N.W.-3 ROOMS.
kitchen bath. Reasonable rent. Resi-
dent manager. Apt 202.
1905 MASS. AVE
-''"' i.48 9TH ST. NV.
''o'' THE MOUNT VERNON.
gO4 N Y. AVE. NV.
. rooms. kitchen and bath w
THE WARD
3O7 S ST. NE.
. rooms kitchen and bath -S39 ou
Frigidaire on house current.
1859 MILLS AVE. NE.
CAT 21st and r. I. Ave,
3 rooms and bath. General Elec. eso M
ieii"ei"'' LINKiNs CO.
1913 De Sales st. NV. Dist 3522
1853 HARVARD NV.
Lovely apartment of room, kitchen
and bath: S37 so per month.
1851 GIRARD NV.
Two rooms. kitchen and BATH S41 so
per month.
Eoth OF these buildings are ideally To-
Gated between 14th and 10Th SITS; stores
convenient and excellent transportation to
downtown.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
WISTERIA MANSIONS,

11O1 Z ST, At MASS. AVE.
Apis. of / and rooms, kitchen and
oath. S45 to S67 so: electric refrigeration.
switchboard and elevator service, resident
manager. Phone National 1900.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Three rms. kitchen. bath. inclosed porch;
excellent condition; S65.
w. p. LOCKWOOD. 1410 @ st. nav. 7e
1880 D ST. NV; FIRST PLooR[1TWop
floor 2 rooms Kitchen bath, Frigidaire.
$50 80. Fourth floor, 3 rooms. kitchen.
siai r st. n w.@Two rooms. bath. Frig-
idaire; first floor. S35.
J. P. SMITH,
REAL ESTATE. 21O4 Pa. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.,
Near Lincoln Memorial.

coES9EAhNa S9UnTs UgTTSaES1 ~ 2RFs sa5d ST.
$4,000 Large living room dressing
room with Murphy bed. kitchen. tile bath
with built-in tub and shower. Manager,
National 6933
Evening star., 1935-07-07

2100 EYE ST. NV.
Apis. of > rooms. kitchen and bath, $50;
electric refrigeration. elevator and secre-
tarial telephone service, resident manager.
Phone West 119S,
Evening star., 1935-07-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ROOMS, KITCHEN, Bath g SCREENED
porch: furnished OF. unfurnished not IN
private home Apply 6402 Ridge drive.
Brookmont, Md: y mile Beyond sI ,dSs D G. on
Conduit road. or phone Wis. 299S-J =
FURNISHED-LOVELY APT. FOR COU.
pie with large living room and screened
porch. garden 10 minutes from city. Phone
Walnut sa91-J
:, RMS. K. AND BATH, FRIGIDAIRE:
COOL shady. quiet street: adults: available
July Is. Phone Hyattsville 546-J.
TAKoMA PARK-QUIET.. COOL LocA-
tion. unfurnished or partially furnished;
entire End floor: private entrance and d
rooms large sleeping porch and closets;
garage. Adults preferred. Shepherd 1865.
COOL THREE-RooM APARTMENT, S25
mo. Also Ink. room: SIS; bath: big lawn
FOR RENr-NIcELy FURNISHED BED
modern mode home. located on Baltimore pike,
IL miles beyond Maryland University;
Tsas9nsble AREN'T rent; references fG.m Fhone M
CoMPL.. FURN.. L.H.K. ] RM.; KIT,
ton; elec;- refrigeration; large shady lot lot;
asaf asoi NJ n. Lincoln % st.. cherrydale. Va
EXTRAORDINARY FURNIs HE'D
Single room in private family of two adults;
5 Sorth Gand no s
Clarendon $3.50.
UNFURNIsHED; 4 LARGE ROOMS AND
bath. Frigidaire 2 porches; use of large
srounds; rental S5s; ,ds ADULTS only. 3o1
1872 32nd ST.. MT. RAINIER. MD.-UN--
furnished first floor; private entrance;
rooms. kitchenette hall bath. porch and
ward: heat. light and gas for hot water
furnished; S42.50 per month. Hyattsville
354-J.
MT. RAINIER-VACANCY FOR REFINED
employed lady to share beautifully fur,
priaileees: S45. Greenwood 1467-W.
1?s MYRTLE AVE: MT: VERNON PIX.
large liy r.. dining r. bed r. k. bath;
refrigeration, radio linens. silver and tele-
phone incl: adults; references; $50 mo.
Can AlsxaPdria 7ss-w.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
1909 18th ST. NV.
CASTLE MANOR

AT FLORIDA AVE.
Ant. OF rooms. kitchen and bath. $50
electric refrigeration. elevator service. resi-.
dent manager. Phone North 81 153-W.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

542O CONNECTICUT AVE,
At NV Corner of Legation st.
Apis of 3 rooms. foyer. kitchen and
bath. porches. elevator and secretarial
telephone service: garages: resident man.
ager. Phone Cleveland 9406.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

CHOICE 5-ROOM FURNISHED APT. sos
3-RM. APT. $50 RMS. $50.
Choicest location. fireproof bldg: "a
hour elevator service. secretsrial phone
service, refrlgera tion. mirror doors: furn.
at slight extra charge. Potomac 5nS3
Evening star., 1935-07-07

e515 13th ST. NV. NEAR CLIFTON ST.
Apt of room and bath. $50 ,5O electric
refrieer alton. elevator service. resident
manager. Phone Columbia 1886.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
THE BARCLAY

635 F ST. NV.
Apt. Of 6 rooms and bath, $50.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
THE MOZART

1880 FULLER ST. AT MOZART PI.
Apis of . and 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath. $50 and S67.50. Electric refriger-
alton elevator.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

ED-ANALoSTAN, 17Is CORCOR-
an st. NV and 3 rooms. kitchen and
BATH; reasonable rental. Resident mana ger
on premises or phone District 1922.
COLORED-ONE ROOM KITCHEN, BATH
gas, electricity. heat, hot and cold water;
$50 per month. ls2S 18th ST. NV. -
Evening star., 1935-07-07

COLORED-
11O9 o ST NV
= rooms. kitchen. bath---s4oo 90
1890 OREGON AVE NV
. rooms. kitchen. bath-S315 so
26G5 o ST.
= rooms Kitchen bath $50 90
Arcola Heaters. Electricity
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 ST NV NATIONAL o245
Evening star., 1935-07-07
MELWOOD.

MELWOOD,
1909 B1LTMoRE ST. NV.
Elevator, Frigidaire.
Boom al, Res Hall KIT d;z BsshrS4s sn5 .7SaN so.
1928 18th st. NV. APhone National 1886.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
116Q BELMONT s.
THE LEGATION

1903 BELMONT I d..
OPPOSITE MERIDIAN PARK.
Apt of 3 rooms, foyer. kitchen and
bath, sos Electric refrigeration.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
COOL, MODERN APIS.

l-RM.. KIT. AND B. APT. $40.
Fireproof bldg. elevator. switchboard
service; refrigeration on house current
Furnished at slight extra charge. 1850 r
81. NV. Phone Potomac 1900
Evening star., 1935-07-07
COOL NV. PORCH APTS.
3 TO : ROOMS. $50 TO SO
SPECIAL FURN. APT, S38.
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE,

Modern BLDG. bright exposure; larse
rooms. refrig.; handy TO schools stores;
near 18th and Park rd. Can be fur at
small extra charge. Phone Adams a62S.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
MILO MANOR

CUNNINGHAM,
1884 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
Elevator. Frigidaire,
3 Rooms. Kit. Bath-S60.o0.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
q N ST NW:-5 RMS. BATH, EIEc.,
H-W H.; 2nd FLOOR. 81. so,
BUCKLEY g. GRINDLEY.
936 N. Y AVE NV

On CAPITOL HILL.
yoom THE tiIchvn DAhvMa sRd Is S.;s 9th ST NE
s. ErlsjdaIre snu on house oase current. -so0'oO
see Resident Manaser. Atlantic $3.50. .
! ROOMS; BATH; s45 mo, INCLUDES
ployed couple. Gail Adams 1851. s
ROOMS s.s KITCHEN AND BATH, FR1G1D-
1342 IRVING ST. N.w-Two ROOMS.
service; no objection to children; $40.
5o1d Some 18th xnI sd,6 ST NW.@JUsT THE INCEST
rooms kitchen and bath. $50 14so Esi r / St. t.
sM s5S issa sfo9ms, NaSton KITCHEN and bath G.
1924 Vermont ave. Met. 57OO. W.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, REAsoNABLE
l9sated !ss9t @ a02 Kennedy st. NV. Key at
3024 PORTER ST. NV. APT. s04-LIv-
ing room, bed rooms, dinette, kitchen,
bath: $40. Adults only.
THE ayeE AUaUsCh nIds.n COR odsin nz{S5, ANR
in beaUfus kept blds close Ss'to' to doRn aR.s
on house current. Adults.
Ess%: kltshsn k!tsRsn sns sns sSSS
DONALD S NASH, Owner, North $500
ONE ROOM. KITCHEN, SCREENED
porch. semi-bath; employed couple. 423
Hamilton st. NV.
1901 QUEBEC PL. NV LARGE RMS.
kit, bath. porch: all newly dec; gas, cleo.
phone incl; S47.5O.
NICE, DRY BASEMENT APT.-3 ROOMS,
Pryase Iath sss shs s@6 month
UNFURNISHED ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
apartment, private residence. consisting
OF two rooms. kitchen. private bath. auto
matte hot water. large sleeping porch;
S47 so per month. to Gentiles only. Col.
657O-w. 431O 3rd st. NV.
2s25 7th ST. N.E.-ONE ROOM AND
kitchen: heat. gas and elec. inc. Adults.
Bus at door: reasonable. Potomac O750-J.
OF POTOMAC AVE. sE-2 ROOMS
kitchenette. bath. $50 month. gas. cleo
tricity included; adults near Navy Yard. :
Evening star., 1935-07-07
RO-CAR HOUSE,
1901 21st ST. NV.

Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
Goth and sts NV room Kit. bath:
completely furn.,. linens silver Frigdaire:
dsv week month National 5426
CoLORED-ONE ROOM KITCHEN
dinette for desirable tenant, 1907 T st.
NV. Call Sunday morning
Evening star., 1935-07-07
NEAR GOVT. DEPTS
DOWNTOWN

very large room. shower. lavatory
large closet; strictly white neighborhood
1918 L st NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
RENT-FLATS.

1926 n ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath, in good condition: S35.
w. H WALKER.
734 18th st. NV. National 1880.
NORTH CAPITOL AND ST.; r. AND
b.; elec.: $4,000.
B38 q st. s.e.; r. and b.; gas. elec. and
heat; S35.
1O14 Fla. ave ne; 2 r. and kit. bath.
r. L. SEYMOUR CO, INC.
1915 N. Y. Ave. National 1907.
Bath. ali modern IMPROVEMENTS. Phone
Atlantic 56S9-J
Evening star., 1935-07-07
PETWORTH.
OPEN SUNDAY l2 TO e

BIB Rittenhouse st. NV. modern g
room and bath. Seml-detached, h-w h d,
garage; S525O
35l8 18th st. NV. 10 rooms. maids
room, 3-story semi-det brick h-w.h.;
ideal for rOomine; newly papered Ss5.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. INC.
55ol Georgia ave. NV. Georgia 5544
1lS 9th st NV National 3365
Evening star., 1935-07-07

WANTED TO BUY-APART. HOUSE
CLIENT DESIRES TO BUY. AT ONCE.
modern. well-located apartment. renting
$4,000 to 500 900 per year. Submit
statement and full particulars. Z. ?.
SCHWARTZ INC 10l4 VT, ave.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

ALTO Ingomar ST.. Chevy Chase.
rooms. bath. sarage, sun porch. large
shaded lot Near Wilson High and graded
schools: sos.
EDWARD H. JONES CO., INC,
$500 CONN. AVE. CLEVELAND $500
, 1935-05-07
'PORTERS ARE
WELL In LEAD

Beaumont. preseason favorite,
stood well ahead or the field In the
Texas league pennant race Tuesday.
The Exporters took a stronger grip
on the lead Monday by defeating
the Dallas Steers, holders OF the
cellar position, 5 to 4. while Calves
ton, close contender for top place,
was forced TO take q rest with Hous-
tor because OF rain.
The Steers. losers OF 81 games In
"a starts, had come home for q IL
game stand and they had a recently
acquired hurler, George CTaTheeD
Murray. In the box. but the Export
erSJ Sneaked IN a laSt-inning run on
a Dallas error and won the game.
Fort Worth lost its first home
game Of the season when San An
tonic put across a run In the ninth
to clinch a 2 TO ! victory.
For a time II looked as II Abe
Miller, Mission hurleT, had a shut
out clinched. but he was touched
for n single IN the ninth Pinch hit
ter WeStert trtpled to center. driv-
ing In the score.
Oklahoma City and Tulsa played
In their own state after q long stay
In Texas, and the Indians. taking
on their seaSon-opening form, nosed
out the Oilers, 3 to q. after nipping
a Tulsa rally, which netted the OIL
r a run in the final inning.
, 1935-05-07
Movie SideGghts
CAPITOL

Drama that thunderS across the
screen with the speed OF "a runaway
locomotive. comedy that fairly
crGckles with brittle wit; romance
with that Enthusiastically whimsical
flavor OF The Thin Man these
are the principal elements or Times
Square Lady" lR5t-moving comedy
drama OF New York night life show
ing Wednesday and Thursday at
your Capitol, Brownsville.
Those who are interested
In discovering" new stars for them
SelveS-and who iSn't-will find
this photoplay a veritable treasure
house. For the cast Is largely COM
POSED OF new stars who seem To bc
inevitably destined to make motion
picture history.
Robert Taylor. the young man
WIN leaped into fame with his por-
trayal OF the young inferno In So
ciety Doctor" has a role In Times
Square Lady" that stamps him as a
definite runner-up for Clark Gable
honorS. He gives "A dynamic por-
trayal as a good-bad man OF the
New York demi-world who Is re-
generated bv love.
Virginia Bruce. as "a young Iowa
giri suddenly precipitated into thu
turmoil OF Metropolitan night life,
adds immeasureably TO her laurels
and seems certain I'd attain stardom
In her own right.
, 1935-05-07
EDINBURG TO
PLAY LOCALS
Fast Game Expected On
36th Diamond Tuesday
Night

The hustling GoodyearS win en-
counter stiff opposition on the s8th
diamond Tuesday night when they
collide with an all-Star EdinburE
team known M the Practical Draw
ing Club
The visiting lineup VIII include
} Serota behind the platter, M.
Hearne at first. w. a. Robinson INC
the keystone sack. G. Stephens INC
Ehort. B. Snider in the warm corner,
Is. Skinner and j. Barnum. pitchers:
y Pagan, Mckinney, Saunders and
Anderson IN the outfield.
The Goodyears are one or the
strongest teams in the Brownsville
league. and they are certain To make
a good game OF the Tuesday night
encounter.
Several Of the Edinburg stars who
played on the championship club OF
the Valley Tournament here last
year viii De- with the visitors These
include Serota, Hearne. T. Skinner,
Gerald Stephens and Mckinney.
John Joe Cara viii likely twiri
Tor the home club.
, 1935-05-07
OSTERMUELLER
In GOOD FORM
Cronin's Boston Beauties
Are Ready to Go
Places

Joe Cronin finally has found a
sCuthpaw who can travel the route.
The news in that statement Is that
he should have TO wait three weeks
before one OF his Boston left
handlers pitched a complete game.
On paper, at least. the Red 5ox have
the strongest portside pitching con-
tingent in the major leagues.
Fritz OStermueller, a sophomore
member OF the southpaw staff which
also includes Bob Grove, RUDE Wal
berg and George Hockette, reached
top form Monday Just In time to
cutpoint Oral Hiddebrand in a tight
pitching argument, beat the Cleve-
land Indians. 81, and elevate the
idle Chicago White Sox TO the Amer
lean league lead.
Their defeat sent the Indians in
TO second place with nine victories
and four defeats, the White Sox 90
ing to the top with IL and 4.
The only other major league game
Of the day found the Pittsburgh
Pirates staging another Garrison
finish 70 whip the Boston Braves,
8 to 6. for their third victory in four
starts IN the east.
Neither starting pitcher. Ralph
Birkofer OF the Pirates and Flint
Rhem of the Braves. got past the
second inning. Doubles by Urbanski
and Mallon off Waite Hoyt gave
the Braves the lead In the seventh
but the Corsairs scored three off
Larry Benton and Huck Belts in the
ninth TO win the ball game.
, 1935-05-07
NRA LAWYERS
TO MAKE full
PENSION STUDY
Supreme Courts Rail
Decision May Result
In New Changes In
Social Security

WASHINGTON. May Z. ~
New Deal lawyers embarked Tues
day upon a detailed study Of the
Supreme Courts rail pension deci-
sion to determine whether it had
dealt a body blow to NRA and the
Roosevelt social security program.
The aftermath Of the S to 4 rul-
ing whipping the giant pension
plan Of the law books found:
/. Some NRA officials saying
that a reading Of newspaper sum-
maries indicated to them that the
court majority has frowned on the
relatively wide Interpretation OF
the interstate commerce on which
NRA is based. They said closer
study might change this view.
2. High administration leaders
indicating that the social security
bill, now in committee IN the SEN
ate. night be revamped in the light
OF the new ruling.
, 1935-05-07
fspecial b nae Heraldl

HARLINGEN. May "details Of
the Valley Harvest TO be held here
May 20 and 80 were discussed at a
meeting Of directors and commit
teemen at the Madison hotel at
noon Monday.
A finance committee 10 handle
all monies received and disburse-
ments was named from the floor
to consist Of z. v. McCright pres
ident; Ray Byfield. secretary and
s. III. Cobb. treasurer.
Chairmen Of the style show.
beauty contests. Monte Carol, Ma
nufacturers and Merchants exhi-
bits and other features Of the cele-
bration reported.
II was announced that Is apph-
cations had been received from the
manufacturers and merchants ex-
position and that this would be
one Of the big features Of the fiesta
at Madison Hotel Park along with
the Monte Carlo games. etc.
, 1935-05-07
Harlingen Jaycees To
Attend Convention

HARLINGEN, May IA delega-
ton OF Junior Chamber OF Com
merce officials and members will
attend the junior chamber Of COM
merce convention In Corpus Christi
Saturday and Sunday, a poll taken
at a meeting held Monday noon al
the Madison Hotel revealed.
The local delegation will be head
ed by Dan Murphy state director;
Z. ". McCright, president OF the To-
cal organization; Ray Byfield. Sc
cretary; S. H. Cobb. treasurer. Sam
Gibbs and Bob Baker, directors; and
Stanley Yount past president. Others
may decide TO go before the con-
vention date.
, 1935-05-07
QUEEN

He's done Id again. ladies and
gentlemen. The ace male star on the
screen gives us another triumphant
storyl
Your favorite actor-aS well 40
ours and the other fellowiS-hA1
turned again To the rural American
scene for one OF the most human.
mirthful and flavorsome films In
years. All Of which Is just another
uay on saying that Will Rogers B
with Us once more. this time In thu
title role OF Fox Films The County
Chairman" showing last day We'd
nesday al the Queen theatre, Browns
VILE.
, 1935-05-07
Fred Newland to Be
Speaker al Fiesta

RIO HONDO. May Pred New
land or Harlingen, attorney for the
Valley Vegetable Growers associa-
ton, will speak at III o'clock Satur-
daJ morning al the tomato fiesta
In Rio Hondo.
He will speak particularly about
tomatoes and how the grower org
an.zation has been able TO stabilize
prices of this product for the past
two years.
, 1935-05-07
Harlingen Scouts
To Present Play
Especial 70 me Heraldl

HARLINGEN. May PARTY of
Four to be presented at 8 o'clock
Tuesday night at the high school for
benefit Of the Boy Scout fund 70
send members to the national jam
boree IN Washington. is truly q local
talent product from beginning TO
ed.
The play was written by a local
boy. Fred Medlin, will be acted by
local people and directed by a local
boy Eugene Barton.
The play also has a local setting.
The cast includes Misses Elna Stew
enson, D'Arline Packer, and others.
Warren Datz. and Barton have mas
culine roles.
Pupils OF the Jane Daugherty
Dance Studio viii present several
acts.
, 1935-05-07
Sacred Cantata
Presented By
Choral Singers
Lsnerlal tn 80 Heraldl

NNVENIuI 70 thu IETNIWT
LA FERIA MAY Tone Of the
outstanding musical programs OF
The week was the presentation OF
the sacred cantata. Ruth. BY the
members Of the Community Cho-
rus. Sunday afternoon in the high
school auditorium. This was the
second program In observance OF
National Music Week by the mu-
steal organizations Of the town.
, 1935-05-07

Barometric pressure was relative
~ low over the eastern Rocky noun
tain slope and the plains states
Tuesday morning, and relatively TO
moderately high over the southeast
ern and far northwestern states.
Light TO moderate rains we're appar-
emily general from the Mississippi
river TO the Atlantic coast during
The last "a hours, and scattered
precipitation was reported also from
the northwestern states. Tempera-
lures we're moderating over the inn
mediate northwest Tuesday morn
ING.
Brownsville 7 a. m. CCST) sea
level pressure 1000 inches.
, 1935-05-07

Mrs. Waldo Lynch established a
Ladies Ten Pin League singles rec
ora Monday night when her No. -Four
team took three straight games from
Mrs. j. S. Peek's Aces
She got her portSide delivery
clicking well In the second game 70
flatten the naples for a 1872, bet
tering by three pins the record
formerly held by Mrs. Peek.
The Fours won the first 356-29i.
the second 420-282 ana the third
343-327.
rwrn U~-wAu
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The Fort Brown Yankees. first half
champions OF the Brownsville Ball
league got back into action Monday
night by splitting a twin-bill with
the Eagles. The Yankees took the
first. a 81 classic, but could not
Withstand the onslaughts OF the
Eagles in the second and went down
1871.
The opening fray gave the fans a
real kick. The Eagles opened I'D with
two tallies in the first inning. The
Yankees came right back with three.
And that was the ball game, for the
abbreviated contest ended 80
The second game went to pot in
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Ladies Golf Meet
Set at HarlinRen

HARLINGEN. May IA ladies
golf tournament for the Valley
championship will be held on the
local course May 20. Il and %. ac-
cording to Tony Butler. professional.
The ladies must qualify the week
preceding the tournament and
trophies viii be awarded the winner
and runner up In each flight.
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* THE
TEXAS LEAGUE

Results Monday
r H Z
san Antonio o.. 900 100 O0i-2 5 /
Fort Worth :. 900 900 O0l-l z 0
Miller and Payton; Frazier and
Heving.
Tulsa ........ O0l O01 O0i-2 S 2
Oklahoma City 600 300 OOx-3 Q 1
Jones and Britain: Evans, Brill
heart and Miner.
Beaumont 49,. 200 O02 OBS 9 0
Dallas 1890. 600 0O4 000-4 10 8
Mclaughlin. Gill and r.. York;
Murray and Warren, Cathimer.
Houston Galveston. wet grounds.
GANGS Tuesday
Tulsa at Oklahoma City.
Galveston at Houston.
San Antonio at Fort Worth.
Beaumont az Dallas.
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The Weather

East Texas least Of Tooth meri-
diam Partly cloudy. slightly warm
W. Tuesday night: Wednesday cloudy.
cooler in northwest portion.
Moderate southerly winds on the
coast.
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IADIIEU ID EIIIN-
johnson. SzpeinSki and "A. Roberts.
Double play-Johnson to Green 10
Hunter; johnson 10 Smith TO Green.
left on BaSeS-Eagles 8. Fort Brown
5 Pitching records-SZpeinsA al
owed 9 hits. struck out two and
walked three in six innings; Coke
flowed eight hits. struck out one and
walked none In seven innings.
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derSon, Green and Bracht. Left on
BaSes-Eagles 8. Fort Brown 2
Pitching Acknowledgements allow
ed eight hits. struck out eight and
walked One In sever innings; Coke
allowed five hits. struck out n and
walked one in six innings.