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Evening star., 1935-12-06
TWO WEEKS PRICE
INCREASE SHOWN
Food Cost S1.5 Per Cent Of 1928.
25 Average, Against S0.4
in Previous Period,
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Advances in retail food and whole
sale commodity prices were reported
yesterday by the Labor Department.
The cost of stocking the family
Evening star., 1935-12-06
So, 500, 900 "GIET" SEEN
Steel Industry Will Benefit on
Manganese by Treaty.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The American Manganese Pro-
ducers' Association said yesterday the
reciprocal trade treaty with Brazil,
cutting the duty on manganese ore
and extending the reduction to Russia
and other nations, will mean q $2,-
100000 gift to the steel industry on
January /.
This fund, the associations state
Evening star., 1935-12-06

Has things for every day
clothespins, roller, clothes line,
doll. hoops, play money. knitting
needs, paint brush and set with
pictures to paint, paper dolls
and dresses to make.
Evening star., 1935-12-06

This garage does quite q lot of
business, as you can see by the
picture. Besides the garage you
get five good sized cars to service
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50 Legdls

Treasury Department, Bureau of In
ternal Revenue. Alcohol Tax Unit $40
Guaranty Building, Indianapolis Indiana
November l. 1885. Notice is hereby given
ina. on January II, 1885. one 1884 Dodge
COUPE automobile. Motor No. DR. 4O30s
serial No. 37ll77o with accessories. was
seized IN Lawrence County Indiana Tor
violation Of the Internal Revenue Laws.
to-wlt. Section $3.50 United States Re
ViSeG statutes. ANY person claiming said
automoelle must appear al nv Office on
or before December 5, 1895. and make such
claim and give bond for costs as provided
IN Section $3.50 U. s Revised Statutes.
otherwise It will be sold as prov ded in
SAID statute or disposed Of as provided
N Section SOB Of the Act Of August II
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JAMES Z SCANLON.
IuVesrtrarar ~ rha--e

treasury Department, Bureau If IN
ternal Revenue, Alcohol Tax Unit. Sic
guaranty BuIding, Indianapolis. Indiana.
Noyember i 1888. Notice IS hereby gwen
rolet Master Coach. Motor No 5O8l5O5
Serial No l3Ao4l4326. with accessories.
vas sezeo IN indianapolis, Marion County.
1nolana, for violation of the Internal
Revenue Laws, to-wit: Section $3.50 United
states Revised Statutes. ANY person
my office on or before December 5 Io35
and make such claim and give bond Tor
costs as provided in Section 34eo. U. S.
as provided in said statute or DISPOSED ~
as provioed IN Section 3o3 OF the Act Of
JAMES z. SCANLON.
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For Results Use The Times.
81 LegdLs
JAMES E. SCANLON,
Investigation in Charge

Treasury Department, Bureau of In
ternal Revenue, Alcohol Tax Unit. 5l3
Guaranty Building, Indianapolis. Indiana.
November /, 1885. Notice is hereby given
Motor No 1885, with accessories, was
seized at Terre Haute, Vigo County. In
diana, for violation of the Internal Reve-:
nue. Laws to-wit: Section 3450 United
States Revised Statutes. Any person claim
ing the said automobile must appear at
my office on or before December 5, 1885,
and make such claim and give bond for
costs as provided in Section 1850 U. S.
Revised Statues, otherwise it will be sold
as provided in said statute or disposed of
as provided in Section 303 of the Act of
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" OTI ~ ITT0- VTTTTI
MA STORE 3I6 w Wash
SPECIAL

Fiber window shades Toe, 15c and Csc
bargain prices. One. 7-tubc console type
radio, $3.50 One. l2-tube radio, $35.
Ihree-nioce bedroom suite, $50. One g.
piece dining room suite. $50. Occasional
chairs 50 to $40 each Several walnut
ten carts. Iunerspring mattresses. Wood
and metal beds Utility cabinets Ten
2o|. DiscoUNT Allowed ON ALL
PURCHASES OF FURNITURE
BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
STATION Corner Capito-ay and South-st
Times Economy Want Ads
Cost LeSs-ProduCe Best
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JAMES f. SCANLON,
InWpStioatnr in ChArPe

Treasury Department, Bureau of In
ternal Revenue, Alcohol Tax Unit. 513
Guaranty Building, Indianapolis, Indiana,
November /, 1885. Notice is hereby given
that on September II, 1884 one 1884 Ford
V8 Coupe automobile, Motor No. 1025S42,
with accessories, was seized in Boone
County. Indiana, for violation of the
Internal Revenue Laws. to-wit Section
3450 United States Revised Statutes. ANY
person claiming said automobile must ap
pear at my office on or before December
s. 1895, and make such claim and give
bond for costs as provided in Section 3460.
U. S. Revised Statutes otherwise it will be
sold as provided in said statute or dis
posed of as provided in Section 303 of the
Act of August 81 1885.
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JAMES E. SCANLON.
Investigation In CharPe.

Treasury Department, Bureau of In
ternal Revenue, Alcohol Tax Unit. SIG
Guaranty Building, Indianapolis, Indiana
November /, 1885, Notice is hereby given
that on october TO- 1884, one 1884 Ford
V8 Coupe automobile, Motor No. 24O574
with accessories, was seized in Scott
County. Indiana, for violation of the
Internal Revenue Laws, to-wit; Section
1880 United States Revised Statutes. Any
person claiming said automobile must ap-
pear at my office on or before December
5 1885, and make such claim and give
bond for costs as provided in Section 1850
U. S. Revised Statutes, otherwise it will be
sold as provided in said statute or dis
posed of as provided in Section 303 of the
Act of August 81. 1885
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JAMES E. SCANLON.
Investigation in Charpe

Treasury Department Bureau of In
ternal Revenue, Alcohol Tax Unit. SID
Guaranty Building, Indianapolis. Indiana
November l, 1886 Notice is hereby given
that on November %, 1884. one 1853 Ford
V8 Coach. De Luxe, Motor No. 18-263226.
with accessories, was seized in Putnam
Internal Revenue Laws, to-wit: Section
$3.50 United States Revised Statutes. Any
person claiming said automobile must APP
pear at my office on or before December
5, 1885, and make such claim and give
bond for costs as provided in Section 1880
U. S. Revised Statutes otherwise it will be
sold as provided in said atute or dis
posed of as provided in Section 3O3 of the
Act of August q. 1885
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JAMES E. SCANLON.


Treasury Department, Bureau of In
ternal Revenue Alcohol Tax Unit. 519
guaranty Building, Indianapolis, Indiana,
November l, 1885. Notice is hereby given
V8 Tudor Sedan automobile, Motor No.
439542 with two ~ wheeled trailer and
accessories was seized in Indianapolis,
Marion County. Indiana. for violation of
the Internal Revenue Laws to-wit Section
$3.50 United States Revised Statutes. Any
person claiming said automobile must APP
pear at my office on or before December
5, 1885 and make such claim and give
bond for costs as provided in Section 3460.
U. S. Revised Statutes, otherwise it will be
sold as provided in said statute or dis
posed of as provided in Section 800 of the
Act of August 81, 1885
JAMES E. SCANLoN,
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90 Farm and Garden
81 Pets and Birds

WANT rabbits al kinds and sizes Paw
cash. 1929 Laurel DR-6O74-M
COON. fox and rabbit hounds sold on a
guarantee. win trade for guns. All
kinds OF guns for sale $50 w, 30th-st
SCOTTISH TERRIER SPECIALITY SHOW
Nov y, at the Athenaeum; excellent
prizes competent Judge: enter today.
For information supply Albert G. Meyer.
Stunt 2f4l Madlson-av. DR-4022.
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So Miscellaneous for Sale

ROLL Tor DESK TYPEWRITER CHAIRS
CHEAP 1918 HlGH-sT. DR-34sl-W
7-ROW Burroughs adding machine. rsa-
sonab.e l41i y. hiabama-st ewes MISS
So GIRLS balloon bicycle. 7 months old
sl8. WA-Il33. 303 r. e3rd
sToREE, ,REsTrA gRANT .-TAVFRN Fixtures
CALL KING S-DR-3578
. NICE mentels. bath tubs. used lumber.
qggI d2o ,jr, at bargain prices
ST LI30G9
300 BUILDINGS WRECKED
GOOD uSsd lumber and bulldog material
1000 CLEVELAND WRECKING co.
1920 Kenucky-ar Indianapolis
CARLOADS AND CARLOADS
Of Gne new suites and odd pieces to trade
for yoGr old furniture generous allow
ance Baker BROS. 2l9 Z Washington-st
KINGS WILL RENT L
Bar Beer boxes for parties. TABLES. chairs.
IN FACT ANYTHING
16Il-3l Southeastern. DT-3578
AIR COMPRESSOR and tank. nrst class
condition. $50 2213 II Gale. CH-6053
BABY buggy and 2 baby IDS, ike new.
1928 y, Jeierson-av.
COMPLETE battery. tire and greasing
--'f''F'"''4.t NHh"pt DiA~f~9p-J.
BUILDING MATERIAL
New and Used Lumber
MARION MATERIAL co.
STORE fixtures bakery equiPment spe-
cial equipment: buy-sell. 4l9 E, Ohio
LOWEST prices in city on China and
glassware. HOOSIER CHINA CO. 213 Z.
Wash. R1-9286
PBICYCLES $12 UP Tires. .y-7&
f.B%TtN Repairs. HOFFMAN'S ELa9TSO
- - 2ol Mass. EOS +. Wash. - -
SPECIAL
NEW 00-LB SLATE ROLL ROOFING
seconds ST. AZ per roll bare MILLION
POPULATION WRECkING. 3i0 S. Della
ware-St LI-627o
3-PIECE living room suite. mulberry and
rose. 53l. 1899 F. Washington Apt 3.
AUTO GLASS
Replacement Specials: Door glass SIPS:
winoshied S so up installation free. f.
1925 ll22 S0uthca Strrn-av. LI-8f94
MONOGRAMMED NAPKINs-lOO basket
weave white embossed napkins with
initials In blue sent postpaid for 81 90.
THE NAP-O-GRAM CO. r. o. Box No.
r. Indianapolis
SHOE REPAIR shop equipment; all or
part Box K-4ll4 Times.
! STEAM TABLE refrigerator. marble top
tables, coffee urn. Call CH-2l57.
ELECTRIC PUMP Myers good deep well.
Gail CH-0937
MAHOGANY 6O-tn desk. drawers; swivel
chair, like new $22 80. 3l3 E. 22d Ia
1888.
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WILLIAM FRUECHTEN.
AftnrnaV for Tr11stee

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR BIDS
TON OF CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
FOR JACKSON SCHOOL TOWNSHIP,
ALLEN COUNTY, INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Trustee OF Jackson School Town
ship. Allen County Indiana. will receive
bids for the erection, construction and
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Treasury Department, Bureau of In
Guaranty Building, indianapolis, Indiana
November !, 1885 Notice is hereby given
that on December 20, 1884, one 1888 Chev-
rolet Coach automobile, Motor No. 37464o9
with accessories, was seized at Richmond.
Wayne County. Indiana, for violation of
the Internal Revenue Laws, to-Wit: Section
$3.50 United States Revised Statutes. Any
person claiming said automobile must ap-
pear at my office on or before December
3, 1885 and make such claim and give
bond for costs as provided in Section $3.50.
U. S. Revised Statutes, otherwise it will be
sold as provided in said statute or dis
posed of as provided in Section 303 of the
Act of August 81, 1895.
JAMES E. SCANLON.
Investigator in Charge
Treasury Department, Bureau of In
ternal revenue Alcohol Tax Unit. sic
Guaranty Building, Indianapolis Indiana.
November /, 1885 Notice IS Hereby given
that on December g. 1884. one 1888 Chevro-
let Coupe automobile, Motor No. 3581500,
Serial No. 1858, with accessories, was seized
at Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana for
violation of the Internal Revenue Laws,
to-wit Section 3450 United States Revised
Statues. ANY person claiming said auto
mobile must appear al my office on or be-
fore December 5. 1885, and make such
claim and give bond for costs as provided
in. Section 1880, U. S. Revised Statutes
otherwise it will be sold as provided in
said statute or disposed OF as provided in
Section 303 of the Act OF August 81. 1885.
JAMES E SCANLON.
INVESTIGATOR in Charge
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NEW oo-LB Z sLHTf ROLL ROOFING
lscconds Sl49 per roll bare MILLION
POPULATION WRECKING 3iO S. Della
Ware-St LT-6270
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PAGE Is
80 LeqaIs

County Indiana aud which check all be
held BY SAID Trustees as guaranty OF
The contractor in doing the work shall
comply with The terms and conditions OF
The Emergency Rehef Appropriation Acts
pursuant thereto by tie President OF the
United states and rules and regulations
~ PWA ia Grants. dated july 2 1885
prescribed By the Federal Emergency Ad-
ministration o. Public Works
Wage rates on this work shall not -
less than the prescribed wage scale as
&c ermined pursuant 70 the PROVISIONS OF
Chapter 3la Of the Acts Of The General
Assembly OF Indiana OF 1898 and as ap-
That said bidder or bidders shall enter
into a contract and execute q bond with
surety 70 be approved av said Trustee ana
n q sum equal 70 the contract price
II any bidder shall fail 20 enter into
said contract and execute a bond then
said bidder shan forfeit the amour; o;
said certified check as liquidated dam
ages for the use Of said Madison School
Township
Zach Bidder shall file with said Trustee
in connection with The sealed bid a non
collision affidavit. required under the
statutes OF the State Of Indiana. and shall
file an experience QUESTIONABLE and a
plan and equipment queStionnaire and
financial statement nled out and executed.
10 accordance with Form 96 required bv
said statutes. and must be acconpa MED
By queStionnsire Form 96-A. State Board
OF Accounts
The Trustee reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
Trustee OF Madison School Township.
Allen County, Indiana
WILLIAM FTPTFCHTE\TCFyT
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s-PIECE living room suite. mulberry and
rose. 53l. 1889 e, Washington Apt. g..
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Replacement Specials Door glass. SIPS:
windshield 81 80 up, installation free f.
WASHINGTON ST GLASS co Since
1925. ll22 Southeastern-av LI-84o4
, 1935-02-27
Movie Sideights
CAPITOL

For those who like their drama
replete with thrills. excitement and
new ideas. Paramount'S Wings In
the Dark" showing Wednesday and
Thursday at your Capitol, Browns
vile, should be marked on their list
IS one they cannot afford to miss.
A love story laid against the
timely and topical plot Of a pilot
who da-es death in the perfection
OF blind flying" IL stars beautiful
Myrna 10y and Cary Grant as a
pair OF flying daredevils. And al
though ii Is impossible 10 gainsay
the excellence OF Miss Logs recent
pictures. she seems 70 excel even
the best Of her past performances
in her breezy, down-to-earth and
sympathetic role in Wings = the
Dark" .
Cary Grants Characterization Is
equally gratifying. His very difficult
role is superbly handled. and ne
gives q powerful performance wnicn
should be remembered for q long
time. Deprived Of his usual good
cooking clothes, he Is q leather
iacketed pilot almost throughout
and proves that he can hold his own
admirably as an actor.
The story Is . very ably construct
ed one OF an inventor pilot who
uerfects instruments for blind fly
ing. He Is actually blinded before
, 1935-02-27

ne al hop off on the flight which
win prove his instruments.
This turn OF affairs involves him
and those around him in a series
OF exciting situations. But he works
on his instruments so that, even
while blind, he can fly with them.
The last half OF the picture builds
to one Of the most thrilling clim-
axes that has yer reached the
screen.
Credit for the absorbing interest
OF this picture Is also due Director
James Flood. and a long list Of
supporting players whose roles we're
cleverly woven In as integral parts
Of the main plot. Particularly out
standing are Roscoe Karns. Dean
Jaeger and Hobart Cavanaugh-
, 1935-02-27
KIWIS, YANKS
In TWIN-BILL
Crucial Games Likely To
Alter Standings
Around Top

The who's who and what's what
Of the Brownsville Playground Ball
league will be at stake Wednes-
day night when the Kiwanis and
Fort Brown Yankees. both pennant
contenders, tangle in q twin-bin on
the 36th diamond.
This crucial" double header.
which viii get under way at 8 p. m,
can make or break either OF the
clubs. The Kiwanis r tied for
first place with the Pan-American
Flyers. and the Yanks r just one
notch below the loop leaders.
The Flyers will ease into first place
without a struggle II the KiwiS and
Yanks split the double tleader.
Rivalry between the TWO teams
naturally is high. They tied for
the first half pennant season and
their play-off series. won by the
Kiwis, produced some Of the best
playground ball ever seen here.
, 1935-02-27
Vaudeville Orchestra
Comes to Club Royale

M'ALLEN, Feb. 27.-FreSh from
two years on the stage and engage
ments at the famous Ambassador
hotel and equally-famous Cocoanut
Grove In Hollywood, Eddie Hess
brings his Novelty Orchestra 70 the
Club Royale near here for an en-
gsgement.
Eddie Hess and his orchestra
make up one OF the most successful
stage bands in the United States
today. Hess was with the famous
Tom Brown Saxophone sextette for
a year, which toured the Radio
Keith -Orpheum circuit; for two
years he was with the stage pres
entation band at the Wilson the
alter, Fresno, California, and Tor
two years -as with the Hotel FreS-
no. In addition. Hess has had movie
experience, and was q part OF the
musical unit IN the picture. The
Taxi Driver" which starred Joan
Crawford.
Hess has made many "Okeh" rec
ords. His orchestra, which he brings
TO the Club Royale. features special
Nv numbers ard many special ar
rangements. including ensemble
singing with tull band equipment.
The band features Miss Patricia
ODay, the feminine Chauncey Oh
colt.
, 1935-02-27
S. M. u. TAKES
LEAD IN RACE

DALLAS, Feb. n. Up The
three-way deadlock for the South
west Conference basketball pima
Gle was riddled Tuesday night when
Coach Jimmy st. Glars Southern
Methodist Mustangs defeated Bay
Tor 40 to %.
The victory lifted the MUSTANGS
irto first place. one game In front
Of the UNIVERSITY OF Arkansas and
Rice Institute. With one more game
to play. Southern Methodist can
cinch a championship tie by beat
ing Texas Christian Saturday at TT.
Worth.
The race could easily terminate
with Southern Methodist. Rice and
Arkansas In a tie for the crown.
The Razorbacks play A. and M. Fri
day and SATURDAY. NIGHTS at Fayet-
teville. Rice battles the University
OF Texas Friday night at Austin
ard Baylor Saturday night at Waco.
Texas Christian won their second
game Of the season Tuesday night
with a surprising q TO "a triumph
over Texas. The Longhorns are out
Of the race but Tuesday NIGHTS
game allowed Jack Gray, Texas for
ward, to retain the conference
scoring lead with Al field goals and
80 free shots for us points.
The Mustangs were paced to their
important victory over Baylor by
Clifton white. who crashed the
basket for 8 field goals and a pair
Of gratis shots. totaiing Is points.
The scoring spree lifted white
into second place In the scoring
race with as field goals and q free
shots for III points.
Conference standing:
, 1935-02-27
NOTICE TO D

Notice "a hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the Commits
sioners' Court OF Cameron County, Tex
as, on March IL. 1895. &C 10 O'Clock a.
M. from any banking corporation. as
ISOLATION. or individual banker IN said
County that may desire 70 be selected
rs the depository OF the FUNDS OF said
County.
Such proposals shall state the rate OF
interest offered on the funds Of b
County for The term between the date
OF such bid and the lei regular time
for the selection OF q depository.
Said bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check payable 70 the order OF
the County Judge. for s2.i40.52, same
being not less than one-half Ca) OF
q per cent? per cent OF the County's
revenue Of the preceding year as a guar
antee OF the good faith on the part
Of the bidder. and that II his bid is Ac-
cepted he viii enter into the bond re-
CURED BY law. Such proposals n GER
titled check shall be delivered to the
County Judge on o. before March IL.
1885.
Signed.
o. G. DANcY. County Judge
Cameron County. Texas
2-20-27-3-6-3t-49i8
, 1935-02-27
SENIOR LOOP
CREETS RUTH
National Managers Glad
Babe Joining Their
Ranks

ORLANDO. Fla, Feb. q. Up
With mingled emotions-about equal
PORTIONS OF glee and trepidation-
National League managers scattered
about Florida welcomed into their
circle Wedn, sday the one and only
Babe Ruth, the portly gentleman
who has had them tearing out their
hair and grUaLhg al-ud at variuoS
World Series Times in his 20 years
as an American Lacquer.
The glee came with the acquisition
~ the BOS OIL Braves OF The great
ct drawing card In baseballs his
Tory. and no one questions that re-
gaIdleSs Of bis 20 years, his bowed
teIdons and spavinS, his balloon
beltline and wheeling bellows. the
mar bino is still tire greatest turn
stiIe lure OF tham all.
The trepidation came with the
realization that now they've got 20
face him for a large part Of l54
games q year instead Of q few now
ard then IN aI.nIaI post-seaSon
duels. The Babe may not be good
encugh 10 hig with the Yankees IN
the American league anymore, but
70 the Natioral leaguers he's shell
SACKED tint an again, he's a MT
ter and he always will be.
Too old to hit?" muttered casey
Stengel, manager Of the Dodgers,
as he chewed the situation over
thoughtfuliy on a divan in his hotel
lobby here. Say, we haven't ever
gotten him completely out yet, have
we? He hits National league pitch
ing like he owned II, doesn't hep
1--WE got Just n hope. he
shouldn't 90 round our league call
ing his shots like he did against the
Cubs in Chicago In 1892. Hit2 Hell
always be able to hit. He can slip
plenty far and still be better than
most Of the righttielders IN our lea
que" m
Bill McKechnie, whom Ruth VIII
assist in the management OF the
club, and Bill Terry, manager OF
the Giants, were "tickled 70 death.
about the whole thing. They told
the Associated Press by long distance
phone. McKechnie. IN st. Peters
burg, said the Babe was Just what
the Braves need-a distance driver
and a good attraction
, 1935-02-27
u. S. Meters Lead
In Bermuda Tourney

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Feb. q
CR)-The battle for the tennis cham
pionships OF Bermuda had taken on
he complexion of an United states
affair Wednesday.
Without losing a set, Berkeley Bell
Of New York. Bryan (Bitsy) Grant
of Atlanta, Robert CLefty) Bryan
OF Chattanooga. j. Gilbert Hall OF
South Orange. N. j.; Jack McDiar-
mid Of Texas and Eugene McAulitt
Of Yonkers breezed through the sec
ond round Tuesday.
IN the wonen's singles Nine. Syl-
via Henrotin, Frances No. 2 player;
Mrs. John Van Ryn, Philadelphia;
Dorothyn Andrus, New York; Jane
Sharp. Paradena. and Florence Le-
boutillier, New York, remained IL
The running.
, 1935-02-27

taxa Fort Brown Bl-1n.
The third game Monday nL9kt.
between Ft. RingE0ld and WV1rt
Mcintosh, began rather Alnw with
Fort RinRgold trailing eight points
under nc the interminEiun- In hhn
third quarter. however. thn Ring
gold team brought the score 70 80
all where ~ remained until thm
whistle. In the first extra pnrind
each team scored but the &c could
not Be broken. The second extra
period looked like a deadlock Until
the RinRRold uagers dropped y
field goal through the basket win
seconds GO play. The final score
Ringgold 20. Mcintosh 30
, 1935-02-27
Fl. Brown Wins
In Track Meet

N0BN&NAN 80
RIO GRANDE CITY. Feb. 81
Carrying OF six frsts, two seconds
and a third, the Fort Brown 18th
Cavalrymen won a triangular track
meet with Fort Mcintosh and Fort
Ringgold here Monday.
Fort Ringgold, piling up points
with seconds and thirds, gave the
Fort Brown troops o hard run Tor
the title by scoring "a points TO the
81 which won for Fort Brown. The
Fort Ringgold scoring included two
flrsts. seven seconds and six thirds.
The Eighth Engineers Of Fort
Mcintosh, who were not represent
ed in all events. trailed with one
first and two thirds. Their one
first, however. was captured in the
holly contested mile relay, the
wind-up event OF the day.