davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-07-01

ATer en- Ia tarde en FL parque de
baseball del Faerse Brown. Sc We
rifico un juego que reSultn muy
emOctonante, entire Jas n0venaS de
baseball representatives del Fuerte
Brown v los Ford VS. o. Browns
viIr.
Despu6s de Iaa nueve innings"
~ r~eglRFnento. reEIltar0n verceco-
res. r0n una arotMci6n &c 9 cnrrr-
raR crntFa 4. IA nUvena Dc los VS.
NunIesnsas aerNnflas afirtnnadAs
Al Seep0F.e nacSorai" presenciaron
~ juHFc
Los S~.guientee ynzsdo-es toznAror
pGr.e err ri turEo de aver.
Fort Brown. srinSky. zn6a base:
Fippin. Crnser Feicrr: Tcurr. Terra.
Base: knapp. Catcher: Mathis. Left
FIELDER. PTy. Right F1eider. EaiAs.
3era- Base: Treviho. S~hor1-Stop:
Williams. Pitcher, cham9loR
Ford Va. Racha. 2nda- Bass.
Roberts. Center Fielder. Norwood.
Prmerm Base. Aldape. Catcher
Cantd. Left Fielder: Manuel. Right
Fielder: Allen, 1eTa. Base; CAdena
short stop. CavaBoz. pitcher C&nto
In no#ena dc Brownsville. auaere
enfrentarse con c~ualesquiern de las
rel Vale del RIO Grarde, scgnn
declare I'll ST. Vicente cT1to) Torres,
REPRESENTATIVE c. In novena Ford
va. T1enen deseos de enfrentarse
con los 5000 de Ia ciudad de
Mission. y con los "Leones" de Nc
Allen
81 aIRuna novena de baseball del
Vale del Rio Grande. desea en-
frentarse cor la novena referida.
prede dirigirse al ST. Torres. n
cargo de la agencia de AUTOMOBILES
"Pattesor Motor Co" De Browns
vine. Te1faA
, 1935-07-01
Organizan Fiestas
Para e. A de Julio
Fspecial para Fl Heraldo)

SAN BENITO. Texas. Julio l.
Felipe G. Cara " Alfonso Salinas,
dos RESIDENCES de esta ciudad anun-
ciaron que eStan orgarizando unos
festeios con Ia cooperation de buen
numero de RESIDENCES Latino-Ameri-
canos de esta ciudad. para festelar
el Dia 4 de Julio. fecha de la indie
pendencia de los EstadoS Unidos.
Los seiores referidoS Sc han en-
cargado de organizar las fiestas pa
trias Mexicanas en- esta ciudad. y
ahora se encargaran de celebrar la
u decimos. ESa actitud la han
tornado en- vista de cue han recibido
toda clase de cooperation y ayuda
NJ celebrar las fiestas patrias de
Mexico.
, 1935-07-01
Terninan La
Construction
De I'm Granero
Especial para FL Heraldo)

PORT ISABEL. Texas. Julio l.
El almacen de granos que esta
construyendo en- esta ciudad la COM
pahia ~negociante en- granoS que
preside Ell ST. Banks l.. Miller. que
dar& terminado proXimamente. Sc
gun informes que dieron a conocer
a un Representative del Heraldo en-
esta ciudad.
La compania referida tiene una
serie de almacenes para granos de
diStintaS classes en- variaS pobla-
clones del Vale.
En- Harrington. sc terminarA dem
tro de breves diaS Ia installation de
moderna maquinaria para empacar
maiz. cebada. frijol. Y otros cranes.
La compania referida, obtuvo una
concession de Ia Port Isabel-San
Benito Navigation district para In
construction del almacen e ms
talacion de la maquinaria para deS-
cargar grano de los buques que
atraquen en- este puerto.
Sc cree que dentro de treinta dias
Y haya terminate In construction
de la bodega en- esta ciudad-
, 1935-07-01
Ell
ASUNT0 DE
DEFENSAS
Con Ell s e c r e
De Com. Y Obras
En- La
Capital

p4Ah I'll kACA n
MATAMOROS, lamps. Julio L.
FL Presidente Municipal de esta
cludad. ST. r.. Munguia, c. salio Ell
sabado por Ia mahana, por el tren,
q In capital de la Republica. como
opOrtunamente habia anunciado Ell
Heraldo a sus lectoreS.
Acompahaban al ST.. Munguia, el
Presidente Municipal Suplente ST..
Alfonso Zolezzi y Ell Ing. Jose Maria
Ramirez. Jefe del Departamento
Federal de Obras de Control en-
MatamoroS.
Los sehores referidos. van a Ia
capital de Ia Eepublica con el fin
dc conferenciar con ell ST.. Oral
Francisco Z. Mujica. Secretario de
Comunicacl ones y ObraS PublicaS.
uuien enviC un telegrama al Sr.
Munguia c.. diciendole que Sc pre-
sentara en- Ia capital. con Ell fin de
tratar en- definitiva el asunto de las
ohras de defensa contra las mum
daciones en- eSta region.
FL ex-Secretario de Communicated
res y Obras PublicaS. ST.. Rodolfo
Elias Gales, visito esta region hace
tempo, cuando Sc encontraba anne
nGzada Dol una inundacion, q conSe-
cuenciaS de no contar cor I'm buen
siStema de defesas.
Il ST. Elias Gales, prometio que
Sc atenderia ell problema de las
inundacioneS desde luego. DeSpues
de que Sc regreSo a Mexico. hizo
un viaje especial el ST.. Munguia a
IA capital para c~onferenciar con el,
cuando sc origino Ia crisis politica
en- Ia nacion. que do por resultado
el cambio de los miembroS del ga
binete, teniendo que ~regresarse q
eSta ciudad Ell ST.. Munguia-
Sin embargo, Ell Presidente de La
Republica, ST.. General LAzaro Car
uenas anuncio que todoS los pro-
tectos que Sc tenia penSado nevar
4 cabo en- Ia Republica, Serian ateE-
i.uos. habiendo enviado POGO des-
-ues Ell menSaie que decimoS. ell
oral. Mujica al Presidente NUM-
cIpal.
Las obras de defensa que se cons
truiran en- MatamoroS seran mag
nificas v ademas Sc construira un
giganteSco Sistema de irrigation en-
IA frontera que servirA q mas de
22n. goo hectareas de terreno.
Sc cree que dentro de pocoS dias
regrese el ST. Munguia a Matamo-
ros ' que vendran con 81 algunos
&C los ingenieros de Ia Se~cretaria
se ComunicacioneS y Obras Publ
cas-. a dirigir las obras de dcfensa
y del sistema de irrigation que Sc
construirA en- la frontera-
AL conStruirse Ell Sistema de de-
fensas v de irrigation. sin duda que
81 d~esarrollara muchtsimo Ia agrt-
cultura en- esta region. pues enton-
ces los agricultoreS podran Sembrar
SUI tierras sin tenor de perder Sus
cssechas a consecuencias de las
avenidaS del Bravo.
, 1935-07-01
Aprobaron Campos
De Turistas En- s. E.

tESpecial para -
SAN BENTTO, Texas, Julio l.
Tres campos de turistas de esta
ciudad. los Tabler Courts. Saith
Tourist Camp, y el Twin City camp.
han paSado los requisites santa
rios del Gobierno del estado para
esa clase de alojamientos, v han
sido recomendados por dichas auto
ridadeS sanitarias.
Recientemente visitaron esta ciu-
cad ell DR.. John Brown, jefe del
oeDartamento de Salubridad Pu-
blica del Estado de Texas v ". w.
EhIers. miembro del cuerpo santa
rio. quienes practicaron una ms
pecci6n de los campos de turistas
de est ciudad y de otras del Vale
del Rio Grande-
, 1935-07-01
denes En-
La Carcel De
MatamOrOS
Especial para Ell HeraIdo)

MATAMOROS. lamps. Julio l.
Sc han registrado algunoS describe
mes dentro de la carcel de esta ciu-
dad recientemente.
Ell SAbado. Ell cabo de carcel do
parte a Ia comandancia de policia
dc que unoS reclusoS " le habian
echado encima al cocinero de Ia
carcel tratando de golpearlo. Y que
In oportuna Intervention de los
EendarmeS que Sc encontraban de
euardia evit6 que recibiera el o
cinero golpes de consideration.
DeSpues di6 parte de que los
miSmoS ~reclusos. habian tratado de
fugarse. hacienda peda7os IN Gag
dedo de Ia zelda donde Sc encon-
traban. con Ia ayIda de tres reclu-
soS mas que Sc encontraban en- Ell
ccrralon.
, 1935-07-01

AUSTIN. Texas. Julio /. III
Gobernador James W. Alfred. del Es-
tado de Texas Saldra de eSta capital
para la capital de In Republica
Mexicana en- Ell proximo mes de
agosto, con ell fin de disfrutar ala,
de unaS vacacioneS.
AdemAS. ira Ell Gobernador Alfred.
como "Embajador de Buena Volun-
tad" a aquel pats. v conference.-the
con altos funcionarios del Gobierno
, 1935-07-01
Lesionada En- Was
De Alivio En- Hgn.
Especial para El H@raldo)

TESpecIaI para Fl H"raIdOI
HARLINGEN. Texas. Julio LA
sra. Mary @. Stats. quien Sc en-
cuentra en- ell Hospital Bautista de
esta ciudad sufriendo dc Tn frac-
tura de una pierna a coli ecuencias
de TN accidente de trafico. eSta
muy aliviada. segln infOrmes que
Droporcionaron al re~presentante del
Heraldo en- esta ciudad.
Delfina Morales. quien acom-
pafaba m In Sra. Stats. recibio IL
geras contusiones Y escoTiaciones en-
el accidente de tralico en- Ell rual
resulto cor la pierna rota Ia Sra
Stats. Fl Gccidente ocurrio el
jueves pasado en- la carreteTa &c
esta ciudad a Combes.
, 1935-07-01
LLeuada
A La PHd
BdutiSmd[
Especial para Fl Heraldol


MArAMOROS. lamps. JUNO II
Aver en- In tarde. \ las cuatro, se
verified tn ceremonial bautlSmal en
Ia igleSia de eSta ciudad. en- la Que
recibio ell nombre he Ana Maria. IA
pequeha hila del Sr. Alblno GArza
@. Comandante de In Pole de
csta ciudad. " de su esposa AIM Sra
Blanca G. de Cara
la ceremonial W vic nav concu-
rrida. habiendo apadrinado el acto
el Sir. Roberto Shears " Su esposa.
IA Sra. Juana Pena de Shears
III PreSbitero II MI. Gomez. 0firiC
en- Ia ceremonial.
Despues de la ceremonial baUtlS-
nal, Sc trasladaron iA padrinoS "
los espoSos Cara y las deaEAs per
sonas que asistiezon AZ bautismo, a
Ia residential g. los padres de la
ninita Cara. Gale Cuarta. entire
Independence y Guerrero. d0nd- AVN
obsequio a los preSentes con nieve
v cake.
In fiestecitn we VITO muy corcu-
rrica. habiendo asistido q ella nu-
mernsas amistades he EOS espoSos
Cara.
, 1935-07-01
No LEGO FL
Reverend jerks

r. Rev. r. q. JenisS residente de
san Diego. California. quien venia
a esta ciudad a YER unas fctogra-
fgas de los cadaveres que fueron
encontrados q Ia orilla de Ia playa
del Balneario de B0ca Chica, Tn
semana pasada. para tratar de
identificarlos. no Ia negado a
Brownsville.
&c cree que I'll notificarle que los
cadavsres habian sido inhUmados.
eI Rev. jerks se haya regrcssdo q
San Diego
, 1935-07-01
Reparacion A Las
Gales De B'ville

g. han comenzado a arreglar las
Gales &c esta eiudad.
Alrunas faRinas de hombres se
encuen.-Hn tra5ajando en- Ia Gale
de Adams ~ como III CtraS. com
poniendo e. pavimento, pues en- al
Funos luEareE " dicha Gale. se n
cuentra en- muv NAL estado, espe-
ciatrnente e. las oriilaS.
, 1935-07-01
S~entenciado A La
Carcel Ell Lunes

Alberto u. Hernandez. fue sen-
tsnciado Ell lunes por Ia manana a
gufrir una condena de treinta dias
a. cArcei. en- Ia Corte del Condado,
despues de haberSe dado Dor cul-
pahie de cargos que sc lie hacian
az portar arma Cuna pistola) He
galmente.
Ta acusacion en contra de Her
randez Ia firmo ell Diputado de
Sheriff George Miller. v en- ella se
arusaba n Hernandez de traer una
p!ytola ~ II bale de La Paloma,"
In ~carrc.ara Southwest.
, 1935-07-01
Reconstruiran FL
Auditorio En- Hgn.

HARLINGEN. Texas. Julio /. nm
I'll arquitecto Stanley wv Bliss, re-
cibi6 una orden de IA PWA de prin-
cipIar q trabajo de reconstruction
en- ell auditorio del Fair Park de esta
ciudad. 81 dia II del preSente mes.
e cree cue ell auditorio estarA
serminado para el otono del P-eSente
aho. v que eStara listo para la Feria
del vale. que Sc celebra anual-
mente.
Sc empiear&n muchos braceros,
habiendo obtenido ell contrato para
la reconstruction del auditoFio. IA
negotiation de contratistaS, Ramsey
BROTHERS.
, 1935-07-01
Tendran Junta
Extraordinaria
Ell Martes, Dia z

Fl martes por Ia no.he a las cchO
y media. sc verificar4 en- Ell temple
dc In Logia MaSonica Aurora Bo-
real" No. IA de la vecina Matamo-
rOs. una tenida extraordinaria.
La junta que declines. rs con 81
objeto de tratar aSuntoS de mucha
importancia v sc suplica In puntual
asLstencia de todos los miembroS n
la logia. Ell dia indicado.
, 1935-07-01
C~onstruiran
Otra Escuela
En- Willacy
tEspeciaI para VI Hernldol

RAYMONDVILLE, Texas. Julio 4.
La Junta de Instruction Pdblica
e. esta ciudad ma recibido presu-
pueStoS para Ia construction de IN
r1oderno edificio que Servtra para
plantel educativo en- esta ciudad.
Sc cree que dentro de brepct dAas
apruebe Ia junta los planes , espe-
cificacioneS que lie fueron presen-
tados. y que empezara Ia conStruc-
cion del edificio Ell dia 10 del pre-
stnte mes.
Sc sabe que Ell edificio eScolar en-
esta ciudad. ser4 insuficiente para
oar cabida q todOs los nihos que
esisten a Ia escuela. v por ESQ Sc
tiene pr0yectado construfr otro edi-
ficio escolar en- Raymondvile.
, 1935-07-01
LOgrO Fugarse
De La Fagina
I'm PresO

MATAMOROS. lamps. julio l.
W. Pcllcla Montado No. IA do parte
a la Comandancia de Policia de es-
~ ciudad Ell domingo por IA mahana
&c que el correctional Fernando RAJ
mireE Cerda, qulen Sc e~ncUntraba
tFabajandn en I'm fsKtna. habia To-
KFaC0 fggarze.
Sc do ortien "a Tn Policia para cue
fuese reapZehenoido.
Parece que lns pclicias W euxi-
Mares y okroS 8genteS que uenen =
cargo las fagEuas nc eIercen TN VI
gilancis reuuer1ua, pues seguido -
f1Ean los FeclusoS.
, 1935-07-01
tai VEz TERM|NEN
Ell VUEL0 FL LUNES
Los Hermanos Key Dicen Que Algunas Parties
Del Avion En- Que Vuelan Sc Estan
Cristalizando Por La Vibracion

KEY FIELD. Meridian, Miss. Julio
Los hermanos Key. campeones
del mundo de vuelo continue, anun-
ciaron por radio hoy. a sus repre-
sentanteS en- Ell areodromo. y a sus
, 1935-07-01
Ell Tempo

Brownsville v Ell Vale: Estar4
parcialmente nublado ell dfa de hoy.
Y Ell martes. PoSiblemente sc regis
tren fuertes aguaceros.
FL rio no cambiarA De nivel den-
tro de 36 hnraA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05
Smart Guys Forgot
About Jim Dandy

Yes? You have forgotten Sonny
Workman and the brown colt which
was king Of the two-year-olds. Clods
Of mud catapuIt under frantic hoofs
as they fly to the far turn. Whichone
moves up, Is a scant head In the lead.
You have forgotten something else.
There has been silence, then a strange
babbling undertone, now high
pierced shrek Of the crowd surprised.
Inside, next to the rail, where the
mud has not yet been churned into
glue, a horse is slipping through, sail
ing past the leaders.
His chestnut coat is spattered, for a
moment you do not know him. But old
Johnny Mckee has known all alonu
and yet the white ereeps under the
forid mask Of his face and thick
fingers tighten.
Surely he is only a false alarm.
breathe the 10000. Surely he cannot
outrun the greatest colts of the year.
Wait a second, he will shoot his bolt
and then drop back to where he be-
longs.
1t Is a long second and then even
the doubters must believe. DAYLIGHT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05
Quick, Pleasant
Successful Elimination

Let's be frank-there's only one
way for your body to rid itself of
the waste material that causes acid
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and dozen other discomforts.
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gripping or harsh irritants is to chew
a Milnesia Wafer thoroughly, In ac-
cordance with directions on the bot
tie or tin, then swallow.
Milnesia Waters, pure milk of
magnesia in tablet form, each equiv
alent to tablespoon of liquid milk
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breath, fiatulence, at their source,
and enable you to have the quick,
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necessary to abundant health.
Milnesia Waters come in bottles
at 35c and Coo or in convenient tins
at zoe. Recommended by thousands
of physicians. All good druggists
carry them. Start using these pleas
ant tasting effective waters today.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05

Ridden by Earl Sande, greatest Of
Jockeys, William Woodwards Gallant
Fox would be the favorite.
They could gain only one dollar for
each two bet on him but full half
Of the 10000 who swarmed through the
gates here on August 16, 1880, were
eager for this investment. The others
waved IS bills which would earn six
more If Harry Payne Whitney's Which,
one, king Of the two-year-oIds last sea-
son, should triumph.
1t was no place for an ordinary
horse. With Sonny Workman in Which
ones saddle the two greatest colts and
the two greatest jockeys would be
duelling.
So old Johnny Mckee stood alone.
Perhaps the trainers close shaver jaw
stuck out bit more grimiy when he
noted the odds but he thought his own
thoughts and was silent. When the
bugIe sounded he whispered to Jim
Dandy just once and stood there alone
among the $4,000 watching the parade
20 tne post.
A flash Of tape, confused roar, two
smoothly gliding machines move to the
front! The duel is even as they dart
past the clubhouse turn. There, Sonny
Workman bends closer to Whichone's
ears.
Whichone goes. to the front but Gal
liant Fox Is not to be run off his feet
az the Whitney Stable hopes Earl
Sande eroons songs Of the western
plains to his mounts and music has Its
charms today. At the furIong pole the
Fox draws even again, at the quarter
he gets his neck ahead.
1t is the high point of the race, or
so they think. Now that the Fox has
taken command he never will be head
ed, they scream from the stands.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05

LIS word Is law. He averages 100
decisions a day for 1874 days Of
the year. The careers Of scores Of
other men and the interest of millions
can be swayed by his Judgment. His
DEGREES must be delivered Instantly.
He has been doing It for 81 years. !
asked him:
"BiIl, do you honestly believe that
you never called one wrong"
The man leans forward. A heavy,
almost pudgy hand beats twice against
his left breast in the nelghborhood of
his heart. He speaks earnestly, slowly /:
"No, never have / missed one here"
try again.
"Bill, don't you think that 1t is pos
sible that you could miss one?"
Again the man leans forward. His
eyes are small, Of faded blue. They
are not eyes that flash. You might
call them expressionless, yet somehow
they express the intensity Of the man,
his calm certainty. Once more the
hand Is raised against the left breast.
II could miss one, maybe. But never
from here"
The man is William J. Klein, veteran
National league umpire and generally
credited with being the best in the
business. II defy any man." he says,
ito prove that ever called foul ball
fair or fair ball foul"
Braggadocio? Vanity? A Gilbert and
Sullivan character? No, not If you see
the man and talk with him. It is the
terse, simple challenge Of one who Is
right with himself.
"Bill, how do you know that you
never missed one?"
"If I had missed one I would know
it here" The hand comes back to the
breast.
Piece by piece the man is not I'M
pressive. He Is stocky and slightly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05
Try CARDUl For
Functional Monthly Pains

Women from the teen age to the
change of life have found Cardui
genuinely helpful for the relief of
functional monthly pains due to lack
of just the right strength from the
food they eat. Mrs. Crit Haynes, of
Essex, Mo-, writes: II used Cardui
when a girl for cramps and found It very
beneficial. ] have recently taken Cardui
during the change Of life. was very ner-
vous, had head and back pains and was IN
a generally rundown. condition. Cardui
has helped me greatly"
Thousands of women testify Cardui bene.
hted them. II it does mob benefit YOU,
consult physician.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05
They're ALI Tough,
According to Mr.. Klein

The man leans forward again. He
points with a stubby finger. "Right
here on this field / said that a player
who made dive for ball In the out
field didn't catch 1t. But he came up
with it in his hands. He said he caught
It. They believed him." There is a
pause. "But two months later he told
the truth" Nothing more.
Klein umpired In his first World
series In 1908. He has been In II
Of them all during his 81 years In the
major leagues. "No other umpire has
ever been in as many" He is not
Boosting. He is stating fact.
"Bill, what was the toughest decision
you ever had to maker"
The heavy shoulders tighten. "They
are all tough"
"But some must be tougher. Some
may decide a pennant or a World
series?"
"They are all tough" To him, the
job is deadly serious.
"BiII, suppose another umpire over
ruled you" He Is almost startled.
"They couldn't do It."
Suppose a manager disagreed with
you and thought that another umpire
was In a better position to see the
play"
"He could ask, but only II ! give him
permission" The Inference ls that the
permission would not be given lightly.
Suppose you have some doubt about
whether ball is fair or foul? Suppose
another umpire is In better position to
see it? Wouldn't you askT'
II never ask. / know"
When Klein was a young minor
league umpire the star Of one Of the
teams was known az an umpire-f fighter.
One day Bill made a decision which
went against the stars team. The star
came running over wrathfuIIy. Bill
walked forward a few steps. Then
with his spiked toe he drew line In
the dirt, directly In the path Of the
star. He stood behind that line.
There was hush. The crowd knew
that something was about to happen.
The player halted. Klein stood there
calmly moment. The player returned
to his position. All umplres do that
when forced to extremes. Perhaps IT
was Bills move that marked the end
Of umpire-fghters.
Umpires, Of course, keep apart from
the players except during working
hours. But they will exchange greet
ings II they happen to meet.
He originated a new school OF un-
piring. Each decision is made clear
to the crowd. There Is an emphatic
wave Of the right hand to denote a
strike, toss Of the left hand for a
ball. Hands are spread palms down
and moved parallel to the ground IL the
man is safe. An upward perk OF the
right arm indicates that the man is
out.
"A man is safe or he Is out. It's a
ball or a strike. The players should
know. The people who pay should
know. When II started we had some
trouble getting some Of the oId.tImers
to do it. They thought Il was showing
| off,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05
Tortured
with Itching OF
PimpIes
Relieved After
Using Cuticura

"My face was a mass Of pimples
due to some external irritation. and
/ was in agony for three months.
The pimples were hard, red and
large and were scattered all over my
face. I was tortured with the itch
ing and it kept me awake.
II used many remedies, but to no
avail. A friend asked me to try
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, so /
did. Soon an improvement could be
seen, and after using for two and a
half months my complexion was
clear" (Signed) Joseph Paradis,
1918 s. Blvd, New York City, May
2, 1885.
Soap 25c, Ointment 25c and Soc.
Talcum 25c. Sold everywhere. One
sample each free. Address: "Cuti-
cura Laboratories, Dept. r, Maiden.
ss."-Adv.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05

an 1ncuraDlG SnuL.
in" But ] ack
Adams is here, an
old-time telegrapher
who can make a
message go from
anywhere to any,
W h ere. and find
wires to carry it.
He will "dig up"
Percy Thomas, an
other old-time teleg-
rapher in the Uni
versal Service Of
fee in San Fran
cisco, $50 m IL e Q
down the coas t,
Al.l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05

grows between Jim
Dandy and the cham
plons. Sande sings to
Gallant Fox and pleads
but II is no use. Soon
Whlchone slows, seems
to be In distress. Jim
Dandy ls six lengths
In front, merely gal.
Looping. He still Is there
at the wire while hIs
Jockey looks back and
urlns, wonders what
has become Of the
champs, who had led.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05

You knew that was
wrong by the gleam
from his shreWd gray
eyes. Yet, somehow,
you could not blame
the strangers. It did
seem foolish for this
trainer to keep insist
ing that Jim Dandy
would win the Travers
Stakes Every on e
knew that the oldest
Of American turf clas-
sizes would be a two
horse race.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05
BEccARs' SCHOOL EFFICIENT

A new school for beggars was dis
covered by the police at Brno, the
leading town of Moravia. Complete
courses were organized. Lessons
were given in makeup and the fax
ing of deformities. Heart-touching
"patter" was taught. The school
had IA pupils, all boys. The two
teachers took half Of the daily "col-
lections'' as tuition fees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05

Johnny McKee's gray hair brIstles
In triumph, the red is back in his face
as he comes to the judges stand. He
pats Jim Dandy behind the ears, whIs-
pers to him and they listen to the roar
of the crowd.
Old Johnny, who friends said he was
stubborn, and Jim Dandy, son Of a
mare which won her first race at a
negro fair, are happy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-09-05

over medium height,
but his bowed legs
make him seem small
er. His ears are large
and stick out. Ball.
players call them low
ing cups, referring to
the handles of such
trophies. But they
never call them that
In front of Bill.
Not an impressive
figure. But watch him
ont on the baseball