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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13

kar awake at
night, 4 slept 50
restlessly. No
one knows how /
suffered.
lone day one
Of my teachers
found me sobbing.
Why. she said,
sometimes slug
gIsh Circulation
causes restless
sleep. Why don't
you Nulol!'
''In two weeks
Nujol had begun
clearing out the
poisons i'm I'm "
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
Presbyterian
Circles Meet

Circle one Of the Presbyterian
church met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. w. p. Walton. Mrs. Harris led
devotionals, and Miss Florence Bell
the lesson. Eight members were
present.
Mrs. Mullins entertained circle
two. Mrs. Everson led d~evotionalS
and Mrs. Mather the lesson. Four
teen were in attendance. The even
ing circle met with Mrs. g. K. Lam
berth, with Mrs. Dodson leading
devotionals and Miss Frances Shive
the lesson. Nine we're present.
All circles continued study OF the
Book Of Acts, and hostesses served
refreshments.
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FL Jardin Girls
Entertain Friends

Misses Ruth Froyd and Imogene
Bentley delightfully."- entertained a
number of their friends at the lat
ter's home in FL Jardin the latter
part of the week. In contests. Lysle
Parker was awarded first prize,
and Peg" Driver, the low score
favor.
A refreshment course was served.
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work. lou can zee
= bottle inasezled
package ~ any
drug store for
what you would
pay for two or
three sOdas.
Get q bottle
today and try IL.
IL you are like
sanst other peopla
Euiol will rliakB
you brighter
happier, more
able to glrcrrrT
Don't put off
good health Start
being well this
easy way this
very day
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Mrs. Hall Mardi
Club Hostess

Mrs. M. r. Hall was hostess to the
Mardi club Tuesday at her home.
two tables being arranged for MEM
bers, and one for guests. The recep-
ton suite was attractively decor
flowers 10 the hostess in q color
scheme Of red and purple. Roses,
purple corona and red zinnias Great
ed q decorative combination.
Mrs. Harry Faux won the guest
prize and Mrs. Ivy Miller the men,
bers' prize.
Guests we're Mesdames Foster
Yturria, Harry Faux, II. q. II.
Weinert, and II. L.. Thomas. Mrs.
Fred Latham will entertain the
club next week
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Society Studies
Mission Textbook

Circles Of the Baptist missionary
society met Tuesday afternoon at
the church. studying a chapter from
the text book. Royal Service. on the
subject, "An Unchanged Task in a
Changing World"
Mrs. J.. S. DOWN was i'm charge
assisted by Mesdames w. II. Harvey,
Mike Groom, Dick, Fred Bohlen,
VIII Cabler. r. A. King. Ewing
Clark, !. l.. Bennett, and y. S. Left
wich, who discussed individual to-
pics.
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Mrs. Harry Rouse scored for con-
ISOLATION. Mrs. Seay vas the reci-
pient Of a pretty guest favor.
Mrs. Golfers guests included
Mesdames Jack Trallinger, Will
liam Copeland, G. G. Sarrtck, Har-
~ Lawson. II. Z. Hager, K. p.
Cartwell OF La Feria, George
Breeding. Marjorie Conant, Seay,
Rouse and Allen.
FINAL LUNCHEON
Ladies day luncheon at the
Llano Grande Country club at
their last meeting had for hostess,
Mrs. G. M. Sheriff. and Mrs. w.
II. Miller. both OF Weslaco.
The club rooms were beautifully
decorated with yellow cosmos and
bronze colored zinnias.
BRIDGE H~OSTESSES
Mrs. N. p. Barton carried out
the Halloween idea in table c
cessories at the two tables OF
guests to which she was hostess.
Mrs. James Houze made the high
score and Mrs. Z. Fl. Poteet scored
for consolation.
Others enjoying Mrs. Barton's
hospitality were Mesdames y. X.
Haynes, y. j. Murray, Henry Laud-
erdale, w. w. Vann and Fred
Bennett.
Mrs. J. p. Blake of Weslaco, Mrs.
w. H. Tennison Of Donna. and
Miss Beth Garrett Of Mercedes
were guests OF Mrs. williams Coe.
Miss Garrett scored high at this
one table OF bridge.
MEET IN WESLACO
The members OF the Wednesday
afternoon bridge club motored TO
Weslaco on Wednesday afternoon
where they were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. X. II. Collins az the
home of Mrs. ID. w. ford.
Floral baskets and vases added to
the room where bridge was played
Mrs. q. G. Fittz scored for high
trophy and Mrs. John Ashton scored
for consolation. Mrs. Harold Pugh Of
Weslaco. was a guest Of the club.
At the end Of the games a tempt
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The next time / 60 to a party" said the
middle-aged man, II am going in q taxi or !
am going to walk"
whats the matter with your cart" said
the middle-aged woman.
Gar on the fritz ?" grinned the young
fellow, interrogatively.
"Haye you had an zccident?p quavered
the nervous old lady who Is always perfectly
sure something terrible u happening some
where and everybody is keeping it from her.
The niddle-aged man shook his head.
No." he said, 'I'm just getting tired of
doing taxi service" and then the middle-aged
man got the whole story off his chest.
I'm perfectly willing, no, / am not will
ing, I'm glad to take invalids or feeble old
ladies, or nervous old gentlemen, or very poor
people, anywhere they want to 60 in my car.
at love IN faka naonIo driving ~ NM rar
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Society Calendar
THURSDAY

The Public Health Nursing asso-
citation will meet at the city hall at
$50 a. m.
West Brownsville p. r. "A. az the
school. $3.50 D. N.
Women Of the Christian church
will serve a home-cooked chicken
dinner at noon and at 6 p. m. at
the Miller hotel.
Thursday bridge with Mrs. Harry
Hollowell.
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ing refreshment course was served.
PARTY HOST
Mrs. II. II. Bennett entertained
with a delightful Halloween party
at the weekend for their little
son, Buddie Bennett, at which
time ghosts, COLLINS, clowns and
witsheS were represented In the
group OF little masked guests who
yer present.
Jack-o-lanterns furnished lights
for the house which was decorated
with cats, owls witches and stream
ers of black and orange crepe
paper.
Mr.. Bennett, dressed as a ghost
entertained the children in many
games and stunts, followed by re-
freshments.
Buddie's guests included Lucille
Chandler, Mauoe Marion Mcqueen
Dorothy Houze, Dorothy Roman,
Francis Dawson, Dorothy Carlisle,
Margaret Copeland. Carleton Me-
Queen, Terrell and Earl Bennett,
Billie Copeland, Lynn Jones. H.. L.
Tidmore, Blake Agnew, Billie Per-
~. Harry Rouse, Jack Carlisle and
Howard Roman.
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cheese, which has been creamed.
Add the lemon juice. rind. salt.
cream, nutmeg and sugar. Beat
for ! minute. Pour into the shells.
Bake for 20 minutes in a m0der-
ate oven. Cool and when ready
to serve add portions of the jelly
which has been cut in Is inch
cubes.
Serve with a fork.
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McALLEN
GUEST CONTPLINTENTEn

Mrs. r. NJ. Bounds entertained
a group Of friends Friday afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. =. a.. Lin
coin Of Columbus. Mississippi. who
IS the guest Of her sister. Mrs. r.
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Business WomenHoId
Special Called Meet

A special called meeting Of the Business and Professional club women
Tuesday evening afforded an excellent program. and concluded matters
OF important business which were up for discussion
Mrs. Joe Ingrams physical culture class gave an exhibition OF their
class work. With several special features relating to gymnastc art as a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
GUILD PLANS

The regular meeting Of the Trim
ity Episcopal Guild vas held Thurs
day afternoon at the faculty club
with the president, Mrs. T. w. Ma
hone, presiding.
At the business session plans were
made for the Mexican dinner which
the members will serve the evening
Of the 18th in the Bartliff building
on Main street.
Mrs. Gail Hart was appointed as
secretary to fill the place left va
cant by Mrs. r. l.. Lowry, who has
moved away. 1t was also voted to
send a telegram Of coincidence 70
Mrs. Lowry. who lost her husband
in an airplane accident in Mexico
the past week.
There were ninteen present at
the meeting. Three new members
were added to the organization, these
being Mrs. NJ. K. Hat. Mrs. ziebell
and Mrs. 5. s. Seymour
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Fern Stepp and children
left Wednesday morning for Var
duser Missouri. where they will make
their home. Mrs. Floyd CoIlinsh &C
companied them as far as San An
tonic.
Judge and Mrs. B. D. Kimbrough
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Tive got > darn good car and ! am a darn good driver, and I
love to point out the scenery and show people the park and where
the eeehrties live. but why d perfectly good healthy woman with .
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MRS. PoTEET HAS CLUB

Mrs. Z. II. Poteet was hostess at
an enjoyable meeting Of the Coterie
Club on Wednesday afternoon. Chr
ysantehmums and roses formed low
ely floral adornments for the rooms.
Mrs. Art Tolson scored high and
Mrs. Henry Lauderdale scored low.
"A dainty refreshment course fol-
low ed the names
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Il. Leur's. Georgeons pink roses a.
dorned the reception rooms where
four tables were placed for the
games.
In conclusion. Mrs. John Card
well received the trophy for sue
cessful playing. The guest OF honor
vas also remembered with a beautI-
full souvenir.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Mrs. r. <. Horn was hostess the
past week when the Thursday
Bridge luncheon club met in regu-
lar session. In the games furnishing
pastime, Mrs. Ben Anthony was
the successful contestant.
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GUEST CoMPLrNrENrED

Mrs. Shelley Collier entertained
a number Of women for luncheon
and bridge H. honor Of Mrs. Harry
Seay Of Dallas. q guest OF friends
here. She used q color note or
lavender and gold IN table out
fittings and tallies.
In the games which followed.
Mrs. Henry Allen scored high and
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CLASS HOSTESS

The Truth Seekers Sunday school
class Of the Methodist church met
Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. G. J. Weight with Mrs. C..
G. Smith as assistant hostess. After
q short business session, games and
contests furnished entertainment.
There were fifteen present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
BEING TAXT-MAN FOR
FRIENDS Is TOO MUCH
Winifred Black Tells Of a Car Owner Who Is "Plain
Mad" at Friends" Who Expect Him to "Pick
Them Up and Deliver Theml"
By wINIFRED BLACK

III 1uTI-a5 uIaH = uluI
Just plain, odfashioned, American mad.
Not vexed. not annoyed, not eross-mad-m-a-d, and he
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MERCEDES
MUSIC CLUB PLANS

MOSAC OLDb LAT
The Mercedes Music Club held
a most enjoyable meeting this
week at the house of Mrs Z. II.
Kasey on Missouri avenue
The program for the afternoon
was Master Composers of Art
Song, with Mrs. r. Newell Waters
of Weslaco, convenor. Mrs. Ed
B. Olson read a paper. the sub
iect being art Ballad" Mrs. O..
II. Hoefer Of Weslaco, contributed
a piano number, Am Nicer"
Romantic and classic songs was
the title OF paper read by Mrs.
Waters. A piano solo. "Polonaise,"
in @ sharp, by Mrs. w. r. Powell
Of Weslaco, completed the pro-
gram.
At this meeting plans were
made for the terth anniversary
luncheon OF the Music club which
will be he'd at the Legion hall,
Monday, Mover .er 1S. at which
time Mrs. z. Owen Scott Of Rio
Grande City. president OF the Rio
Grande Valley Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs and Mrs. Roy Tel
ford OF McAllen, chairman of the
music department of the feder-
alton. will be Iest Of honor.
Mrs w. II. Carlisle will have
charge Of the program at this
time. Mrs. A. w. Shouse, Mrs.
Carrie M. Stuart, Mrs. II. T.
Statler and Mrs. J. j. Murray viii
have charge Of general arrange
ments.
The attractive year books In the
club colors OF crimson and gold,
were given out to the members
at this meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
MASQUERADE DANCE

A gala affair OF the weekend
was a masquerade Halloween dance
at the Elk's Hall where the high
school seniors we're hosts to the
juniors.
Prizes in the costumes contest
we're awarded to Miss Virginia VIM
and Bob Kern, with a committee OF
three Elk members acting as judges.
Those enjoying this happy occa-
sion were Bernice Mckinney. Mara
tina Yearwood, Ocie McNiel, Vir-
ginia VIM, Pauline Thigpen, Maude
Tullis. Dagmar Blanchard, Nina
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SILVER TEA

A delightful hospitality Of the
past week was the Colonial silver
tea given Friday afternoon in the
dining room OF the Methodist
church.
Receiving the guests we're Mes
danes Fred NJ. Taylor. II. w. Deans
Fl. B. Glendenning, e ID. Gibbs of
Pharr and w. RI. Kreidler, Mrs.
T. w. Malone, MR. M l.. Kreidler
and Mrs. M. r. Nelson served as
ushers.
The dining room was artiscally
decorated with q profusion OF red
roses and flags and here the guests
were seated for the entertainment
OF the afternoon, which included
selections from the operatta. Rose
Marie" presented by the McAllen
Music club,
Preceding the presentation Mrs.
Roy Telford gave an interesting syn
opsiS Of the play. The leading
parts were sung by Mrs. Harry
Young, Mrs. G.. X. Leslie, Mrs. Leo
Tibergheim, Mrs. z. ID. Hawkins and
Mrs. +. l.. Sherwood. Mrs. Paul
Jones was the accOmpaniSt.
The tea table was beautifully over
laid with Italian cut work and filet
lace, and was conferred with a silver
basket holding red and white roses.
Red tapers burned in silver candle
sticks.
Presiding at the table were Mrs.
+. l.. Sherwood and Mrs. K. b. Gibbs
who were dressed in Colonial cos
tune. Assisting in serving were Mrs.
II. w. Malone, Mrs. H. M. Laycock,
Mrs w. H. Groom, Mrs. M. T.. Kdei-
dler and Mrs. NJ r. Nelson.
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Holeproof Hose. re-
gularly priced at
Sl-e5, Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday to BIZ
sold for
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Duncan, Anna Baum. Ruth Wood,
Estelle Vann, Mary Andrews, Au-
drey Cuiper. Velma FDSsler, Rafela
H~in0josa, Bob Kern, Bob shaw,
Tom Blackwell, Adelbert Underhill,
Irwin Smith. John Oils, Kenton
Jones, Carl Rippertp Harold Miller,
Monroe Hausman, Billy Barton,
John Mckinney, Bob Kern, Leroy
Irhy, Noel Wood, Coach Kitchen,
and ". w. Gay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
BY WILLIAM L. COLLINS
Irnitad Prass staff CnrreSnnndent

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 19.-Al-
though not taking official action on
the matter, the National Amateur
Athletic Union was on record today
as favoring usage of starting blocks.
as it's annual convention was con-
cluded.
1t was decided upon the conven-
ton floor to defer final action on
the status of the blocks until they
are adopted by the International
Federation.
Strife prevailed during the con-
vention in regard to the blocks
after George Simpson, Ohio State
sprinter, asked that a record OF "a
he made for the 100-yard dash with
aid of blocks be recognized as the
worlds record.
In addressing the annual ban
quet Monday night, Avery Brund-
age, Chicago, president of the or
ganization, said "the report of the
Carnegie Foundation is an earnest
study, pointing out certain de-
moralizing tendencies that exist in
connection with college sports to-
day.
IF the tendencies pointed out in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
Three-I League Hears Tribe
May Give Up Quincy Farm
Bloomington Also Doubtful 1880 Starter: Salary Limit
Sliced; Sunday Picked for Inaugural.

the league to close six days earlier
than usual The five-rookie rule
was retained.
1t also was rumored Quincy and
Bloomington may not be represented
in the league next season, and
whether the circuit will be eight
clubs or SIX clubs won't be deter
mined until the big minor league
convention in Chattanooga in De-
cember
Both Quincy and Bloomington lost
money the past season and it is
said the indianapolis A. A. club.
owner of the Quincy franchise, de-
sires to sell, as does the Blooming
ton owner. 1t also was reported the
owners of these two teams are in a
mood to forfeit the franchises if
buyers are not found.
Should both Quincy and Bloom
ington drop out with no other cities
entering, the league will go ahead
with six clubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
Tech Battles Shoridge for City Prep Co7v at Bo9vl Friday
Battered Purdue
EIeDen Starts
Hard Workouts

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov. l9.-No
injuries of serious moment we're
noted in the bruised and battered
Big Ten champions as they went
through their limbering up exercises
on the practice field Monday after
noon in preparation for the Indiana
tilt Saturday.
Coach Phelan apparently sue
ceeded in making the Boilermakers
realize that the Hoosiers may not
be so much of a set-up, and the
final weeks practice got under way
just as others have. The aim now
is to beat Indiana. thus closing the
season with a clean record and con-
tinued possession of the Old Oaken
Bucket
Yunevich. WEIGH and Miller did
not practice Monday, but probably
will play Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
Dozen the Alleys
WITH LEFTY LEE

win for the Gold Dust. Lutherans River;
sides. Indianapolis Screw Products, and
Hayes Body over the Central States No.
2; Central States No. /; Bakers Lunch;
Hoosiers. as the Allison Coupon. Roines
and Specials took the odd game from the
Cram Map. Kramer Mfg. Co. and Leader
Store. The Hayes Body rolled fine ten
of 939. 1.0o5 and 924 Simon was best
among the individusls with a total of ga
Calderhead had 624; Kelley. GIL. and
Fisher. 602.
In the Transportation League play at
the Pritchett alleys, the Shippers and Gen
erai Agents won three from the City
Agents and Traffic Managers. while the
Union Station and Travelling Agents took
two from the City Offices and Assistant
Traffic Managers. Gilbert rolled games. Of
20S, 234 and 213 for total of $50 which
was high. The veteran McColgan showed
a fash of his old-time FORM turning in
total of COL for his three games.
The veteran Eddie Never is busy telling
the boys who have passed him in the
average column, what he will do to them
him pins in the 200 scratch sweepstakes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
East Siders Are Favorites,
but Outcome Is Re-
garded ToSSup.
RIVALS HARD AT WORK
Blue Has 4-to-3 Edge on
Championship Cup.

Rivalry tiltS are on the menu for
football fans this week and Indian
apolis is not without a choice dish.
Two of the oldest high school rivals
in the state, Tech and Shortridge,
will settle an annual dispute, in
volving the city championship. The
game will be played ut Butler bowl
Friday afternoon at 2 p. m.
Dope favors the Big Green eleven
but the outcome is regarded toss
up. Shortridge eked out an 8-to-0
win over Washington. defeated
Manual, 80 to 0, and Cathedral, 6
to O. Tech rallied in the last min
ute to upset Washington II to 6, and
dropped Manual. 20 to 0.
ShortriGge was off to a slow start
this year, losing to Hammond and
Stivers of Dayton. The following
week, the Blue came back to humble
Clinton. state champions, and
turned in later victories over Leba-
non and Richmond. Elwood held
them to a 13 to Is tie.
Tech has played scoreless tie
games with Elwood and Central OF
Evansville, and holds victories over
Linton, Muncie, Marion and LoganS-
port. Bloomington holds a o to @
verdict over the Mueller-men.
For the past three years. Short
ridge has come out on top. and need
two victories TO cinch the cham
pionship cup. Tech has four legs
on the trophy. and victory Friday
would give them permanent pos
session.
Rose, cO-captain and star half
back, rejoined the Blue team Mon
day and will be in condition for
the scrap. Cooper, varsity center,
has an injured knee, but is expected
to start. Nine seniors will play their
last game for Shortridge. They are
Cooper, Henry, Skinner, Irwin, Kill
gore, Stierwalt, Mccullough, Rose
and j. Stewart.
Defense for the Tech aerial at
tack will be stressed in early work.
outs this week at Shortridge. Coach
Goldsberry also plans to strengthen
his offensive machine.
Coach Mueller gave his Tech
squad a light workout Monday, al
lowing brief rest period after the
hard struggle with Central of Ev-
ansville last week before undertake
ing a program of strenuous prepara-
ton for the game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
Simpsons Sprint Mark With
Blocks Is Placed In Books
A. A. IT, Inclined to Accept 94 as Century Record: Other
Requests Granted; Carnegie Probe Upheld

the report are allowed to prevail, 1T
will not be long before our large
college stadiums are as forlorn as
an empty Roman coliseum"
With approval of seven worlds
records and host of American and
divisional records Monday, the
strenuous work of the convention
was concluded. Prominent among
the records to be placed in the books
was that of Simpson for the CEN
fury dash in the time of ga, made
with blocks. The acceptance Of the
mark was not unconditional. Other
new records included:
The 200 low hurdles. made with
blocks by Dick Rockaway in the
time of 228: Lee Barnes, pole vault,
IA feet 4 inch; Eric Krenz, discus,
1853 feet 83i inches; Herman Brix,
shotput, 81 feet IFS inches; Charles
Borah and Frank Wykoff, 100-yard
dash, 9.6.
Informal discussions among dele
SdUCS LII 1CSdI0 W Suspension "
Iowa university from the Western
Conference was mainly an express
sion that the Hawkeye's are being
disseminated against. They are OF
the opinion that many other Big
Ten schools are throwing "can
openers while inhabiting tin houses
themselves.
A gold cup on which will be en-
graved each year the name of the
best athlete" was approved by the
convention. A committee in charge
of the James E. Sullivan memorial
fund will make the award. Char
acter as we'll as athletic ability will
be considered.
Eddie Tolans mark of 95 in the
100-yard dash will be recommended
to the l. A. A F. as a new worlds
record, the union voted. He made
it without the aid of starting blocks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
Scarlet Loses
-Four Regulars
Befc re Big Tli

Bu Times special
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. Nov.
19.-The gridderS of Wabash today
were engrossed in the knotty prob
lem of how to beat their old rivals,
De Paw, when they clash here Sat
urday afternoon at 2 p. m.
Blackmore and Alexander, line
men, are lost by the state asSocia-
ton fiye-year rule. and Cumnins
and Matthews are definitely out
with injuries. Weist, back field
star, and Gale, regular guard, are
expected to recover from injuries in
time for duty. however.
Coach Vaughan will work both his
offense and defense this week. Sat-
urday will be homecoming for Wa
bash and the biggest crowd of the
year is expected.