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PERSONALS

Mrs. ". q. King and baby n
Houston i visited her sister, Mrs.
Z. y. Norton.
Mrs. Chester Anding N Rosebud
returned home Sunday evening aft-r
visiting her mother. Mrs. Il. y. Roam.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Vaughan and
Mrs. Dan B~lumberg n Seguin were
visitors Monday AZ the W. n. Bsz-
ter. Sr., home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell ard
sons Of Houston are visiting several
DAYS in Weslsco.
Y. q. Richcreck n Neslaco and
John II. Sample Of Edinhurg we're
business visitors IN Brownsville
Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy Bradford and Mrs. w,
ri. Baxter, IT.. spent Wednesday aft
ernoon in San Benito.
r. u. Cooper j. IN Oklahoma on
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TO BEGIN Study

a regular meeting or the Ladies
Missionary society Of the Los Fres-
nos Methodist church was held At the
home OF Mrs. N. e.. Chatelle on Tues
dey afternoon. A devotional. which
was held vas followed Ny a bushes
session. Plans were made for the
entertainment az the Rural Teachers
association. which viii meet at Los
fresnoa soon. The study az a mis-
s'on book, Women and the King
dom" Will begin at the next meet.
ing. Mrs. Chatolle Will lead the
Study.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell or
Donna spent Sunday here with their
daughter, Ms. Cleo u. Gilliland and
family.
Ed Starr left Tuesday for San An
tonic on business.
Miss Emily Boekhaus returned
Tuesday from ? ten days vacation
spent with her parents in Junction.
Mrs. NJ. +. Clancy left Monday for
hingsville for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. II. A. Bull and Mrs. s. Z.
Mills we're Harlingen visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. A. r. Wilson has returned to
her home IN Corpus Christi after
spending several days here with her
husband.
Miss Alice Brown az Harlingsn
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Brown, in San
Pcrlita.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Green were
Brownsville visitors Thursday.
". II. Giles left Thursday for
points in Ohio on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wesley Of Nc
Allen were ~Raymondville visitors
Tuesday.
l.. r. Hoyt Of Mercedes was IN
Raymondviile Thursday on business.
r. j. Bush left Monday for Hot
Springs, Ark, where he Will spend
one month.
Miss Ruth Greeson Of Pharr spent
tho weekend here guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Moore.
Edward Crawford. IF Yszoo City,
Miss. spent Sunday here the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. Fl. Swayze.
A. Gerts has arrived here from
GAINESVILLE. MINI, 10 spend the win
ter. He owns a large tract Of land
east Of town.
John Campbell returned Monday
from Philadelphia, where he has
been the past two months.
Mrs. d. r. Carter spen. the week
end at WesIaco. the guest or her
sister, Mrs. Sid Rankin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris X. Fisher
spent Sunday with Mr.. Fishers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Fisher,
near Weslaco.
NJ. and Mrs. T.. Z. Larson and
daughter Ruth were visiting in Har-
lingen Saturday.
Mrs. Randolph Wright and son,
Earle. of Brownsville. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. r. Earle.
Mrs. Maud Borland Of Sebastian
spent the week end here with her
sister, Mrs. W. 7. Holder, and fam
ily.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Holly Bostick were
San Benito visitors Wednesday eve
ming.
Ranger Light Townsend has re-
turned 20 Wharton. after spending
a few days with his family.
f. l.. Bull was a Houston business
visitor the first part " this week.
u. and Mrs. ". c. Brumley and
children. Darrell snd Elizabeth Jean,
Of Edinburg, were Rsymondvill visit
tcrs Sunday.
Miss Vera Cook Of Brownsville
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. y. T.. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Curtis of San
Antonio were guests Saturday Of Mr.
and MIS-. T.. L. Bull here at the Trav-
elers hotel.
Lake A. Barber Of San Ben.to was
in ~Raymondville a couple 81 days
this week.
Miss Bessie Moss OF Orange IS the
guest II Mrs. j. =. Johnson az her
home in Lee Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Gilbert we're
Car pansto vfwftnrg Tuegdav ayerIn~
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carter and
daughter Gloria Ann. came in from
Corphs Christi Saturday. Mr.. Car
ter in a court reporter. and they
will Re here during the term OF
district court. They are located az
the Harding Hpartmen.s.
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DoRCAs AID

The Dorcas Aid of the Immanual
Lutheran church we're entertained a.
their last business and social meet
ing here by Mrs. Fred Mailer. Mrs.
Henry Mottmiller presided NJ the
short business session. Lovely re-
freshmen 5 were served. Guests
present were: Mrs. W. r. Bcinke.
Mrs. Goetz and Miss Esther Narose;
Members present were Rev. A. Bart
ling. Mrs. ". a. Borchel.. Mrs. q. Z.
Borchelt. Ms. Z. J. Drefke. Mrs. Geo.
Borchelt, Mrs. Albert Twenhafel.
Mrs. Henry Mottmillor Mrs. II. l..
Langkop, Miss Ella Borchelt and
Miss Clara Herman. The next meet
ing will be February Is with Mrs.
Henry Mottmiller.
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RAYMONDVILLE
CLASS TEA

he home economies department o.
the Raymondyille high school enter
tanned the faculty and members "
the school board with a tea Thurs
day evening AZ 6 o'clock. Under the
direction Of Miss Cola X. Ramsey. a
plate luncheon was served BY the
pupils or the class. The refresh
mentr consisted If fruit salad, sand
wichcs, tea. nuts. minis and caks.
About thirty guests we're in attend
arcs.
THURSDAY BRIDGE
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond Carol enter
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y Y MAKING

Miss Doorthy Jane Sutton enter
tanned several OF her friends at dane
inG and candy making at her home
on West Hidalgo avenue Saturday
evening. The guests were Msrioris
Grayson, Sara Fay Wheeler. Miriam
Jansen. Anna Dreyer. lie Buoy. Beat
ty McCharen. Hubert Wright, and
George Mccoy.
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MsLACO
|yBRoIDERY DEMONSTRATION

IT. -
The Southern star home demon
rstion club met Tuesday afternoon
\ the home Of Mrs. ". A. Black
|th ! good attendance for the dem
stration on Italian hemstitching,
work and other lessons in en-
Ioidery. Mrs. John Brother pre-
|dcd during the short business sss-
|on which was followed BY the DEM
Istration. a social hour and re-
Yeshments by the hostess.
The next meeting will he held
|srgary 3 with Mrs. John Broth
l.
BLE STUDY
|Mrs. ]. l.. Ayinger entertained
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Valley Society
Phone z

Phone z

Circle 2 Of the Baptist Missionary
Society for their regular monthly
meeting OF Bible study. Chapter
eleven and twelve Of Acts were stud
led, Mrs. 3. j. Scott being teacher
for the afternoon. a social hour
followed with lovely refreshments
served by the hostess "a six mem
bers and one visitor.
The next meeting will he hrid
Monday. January - with Mrs. y. L.
Harrington.
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MUSIC CLUB MEETS

The Music club held its annual
business meeting last Friday night nj
the home OF Mrs. Banks Miller. Att
er the regular routine Of business the
following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: Mrs. Banks Mil
Ter. president: Mrs. Ed wilkins, first
vice president; Mrs. Burl Stugard,
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GUESTS or swAsTIkA CLUB

Mrs. tIlntOn ". Oliver was host
ess 70 members az the Swastika clue
and their guests az her new home In
los fresnos on Friday afternoon.
The time was spent IN chatting and
sewing. Refreshments consisting ~
date pudding. cake and hot choco-
late were served TO those present.
Guests ~ the club were: Mrs. Nolan
TAYLOR Mrs. George J. Dever. Mrs.
NJ. 3. Palmer and Mrs. Thomas
Henry.
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BRIDGE PARTY

Miss Mary Louise Anderson enter
tanned Tuesday evening with two
tables Of bridge. Pink roses form
cd the decorations. Miss Jessie King
won the honor score for the eve
ming. Enjoying the games and the
olvely refreshments were Miss Ma
din Weaver Jessie Ming. Tavern
Cook. Opal Pike. Evelyn Neyil, Adele
King and Hazel Stone.
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WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Joe Waite was the charming
hostess TO the Wednesday Bridge
club at her home here last Thursday.
Four tables were placed for members
and one reserved for her guests. "A
very enjoyable afternoon was spent.
Guests substituting for members
were Mesdames ". n. Aidder and
NJ. F. Williams. Mrs. NeIlenbruck
carried high score on The final
count.
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Neil karstetter has returned Ia the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George N
Coates, after spending several
months in Gilbert. Ariz.
NJ. and Mrs. j. n. Shop.aw AL
on Sunday evening from their home
N Russellville, Ark. They expect u
spend two months visiting with their
daughters. Mrs. 6. 6. Casey Of Los
frosnos and Mrs. Phil K. Movie "
San Benite.
Will Smith left Tuesday evening
Tor Pleasant View. Ark. where he
VII visit With his brothers. Els
George. Waiter ard r.. d. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Coates
nave as their guests. A. Z. Smith w
sh'.oh' ARK. Mr. Smith is a brother
II Mrs. Coates.
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SAN JUAN
MRS. MILLER ENTERTAINs

The Banks Miller home was the
scene Of an attractive bridge party
Saturday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Miller's guest, Mrs. NJ. +. Williams
from Dexter. Iowa. Seven tables
were placed 70 rthe members Of the
Wednesday Bridge club and guests.
On each table was place n beautiful
pot Of pansies, whcih was carried
away AZ the close Of the evening by
a lady player. from each table. This
new idea was quite original on the
part Of the hostess and had its effect
on popping up the party throughout
the afternoon. Mrs. J.. r. kruzc
made high score while Mrs. l. G. Lee
men held low score NJ the close OK
the games.
Mrs. Sam Miller and Ms. Clark
Melienbruk assisted the hostess in
entertaining and serving delicate re-
freshments to her guests.
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tanned the Thursday Night Bridge
club Friday evening in their home on
kimball emu
Club high scores were won by Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Sanders, while guest
high scores were won by Mrs Joe
Keepers and Abe Wise. AppetizIng re-
freshments consisting Of moulded
salad. sandviche and coffee were
served.
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70!

|hould be used at the first sign az
cold. Place a small quantity Of
In the nostrils. ard il will be car
bed at once To the seat OF the trouble
nd nay be effective in stopping
lad cl9s. For Head Colds. Sore
throat Q Hoarsensss rub ABS0RBO
|rer the throat and chest and cover
nth a warm flannel cloth. It IL
Important that the bowels be kent
|ren and a cup of GRANDMA'S
TEA will relieve intestinal conges-
On and eliminate the poison in The
%btesunal tract III the cough ia
|nnoyinr, GRAADMA'S COUGH
(kRUP, taken as directed. will give
prompt relief.
koid Everywhere for 30 cents a lar.
sK AsrRAfsRrD. .ry,. ns LEToEp. uru
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LITTLE BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. r. II. Jamison entertained the
Little Bridge club at her pretty home
on Rodriguez avenue Friday after
Beautiful roses and other
cut flowers we're tastefully srrang-
"a in baskets and bowls throughout
the rooms. A dainty plate lunch Of
salad, olives. waters, and coffee was
served 81 the conclusion Of the
games. Mrs. e. S. Wright won club
high score and Mrs. II. A. White won
guest high score. The guests includ-
ca Miss Mary Lewis, Miss Caroline
Duffield. Mrs. s. L. Gill, Mrs. -. II.
Dreyer. Mrs. ri. A. White, Mrs. Joe
Keepers. Mrs. VIM. McCharen. Mrs.
J. r.. Sanders. Mrs. Charles kennedy,
Mrs. German Fox, and Mrs. Abe
Wise.
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FLU AND COLDS CAN
/ BE PREVENTED NOW
lULEs YOU SHOULD OBSERVE:
|leep s hours. with window open.
void crowds and persons with colds.
zen Che baNels open.

The above rules are suggested by
prominent health authority. as
|uides to good health. aud particu-
Erlv shoHld they be obsarTed now.
then influenza and Rad colds are
|ffecting 40 many people.
|0LDS SHOULD he treated Promtly.
j they frequently lead 10 serious
|l1ess. and the wonderful and very
[anefrafirr aalrA-
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THIN BILE CLUB

The Thimble club enjoyed "A de-
lightful meeting on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Il. :. Hearne as hostess.
The afternoon was spent in sewing,
after which the hostess served an APP
petizing coffee course.
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BLUE BONNET CLUB

The Blue Bonnet luncheon club
was entertained on Friday afternoon
by Mrs. ". VI. Doughty, Jr. Follow
ing the delicious luncheon, four
tables Of bridge were enjoyed. At
the guest table were Mrs. L. H. But
trill Of Marathon, Tex, who was the
honor guest, and Mrs. Id Leary of
Brownsville, Mrs. O. n. Sander, house
guest Of Mrs. Southwell, and Mrs. A.
Boyd Of Mission. A lovely gucat
prize was presented TO the honoree.
The honor score WAS made by Mrs.
4. A. Brown and Mrs. Sander made
the no trump score.
The personnel included: MesdanleS
s. n. Batson, J. VI. Jetton, W. J.
Southwell, N. Sander, NJ. X. Turner,
i. A. Brown. Henry klossner. Ida
Conley, G. ". Meathersby. Walter
Savage, L. r. ButtrIlI, A. Boyd, Ed
Leary. j.. K. Malone, ". NJ. Doughty,
ST., and John Robinson.
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BUSINESS. PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN MEET

The Business and Professional
club held its regular weekly luncheon
AZ the Blue Bennett Gardens on Wed
nesdsy. Mrs. Jack Horner was lead
er Of the program. An interesting
contest was held in which each mem
Der was asked to write a list OF
superstitions the member making the
largest list being awarded a prize.
Miss Ora Green received the trophy.
Mrs. M. A. McAskill Of Wesiaco, q
visitor AZ the club meeting. talked for
a few minutes % the raemhers
present.
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ISOLATION prize. and Mfs. j. L. Miller
was lucky IN the cut.
The guest list included: Mesdames
j. X. Miller, J. NJ. Doss, S. n. Batson,
Cam L. Hill, T. A. Miller. John Rut-
ledge. a. 4. Statham. "A. RI. Buchanan,
Jr., J. c. Epperson, Z. a. Brown, ]. T.
SCHNEIDER all of Edinburg; Mrs. Kind
er and Mrs. y. J. Murray, OF Mer-
cedes; Mrs. Herbert Melcn and Mrs.
Charles NoltE Of Mission. Mrs. q. II.
swallow OF McAllen; Mrs. Floyd
Swallow of Alamo. Mrs. b. n. Dun
lay ard Mrs. =. y. SchnorenterE Of
La feria. The hostess was assisted
during the afternoon by Ter daugh-
ter, diss Lucille HooAs and Miss
Kathleen Haley.
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BRIDGE AT COUNTRY CLUB

Mrs. l.. {. Newman and Mrs. W. j.
Southwell entertained several tables
OF bridge al the Country Club on
Saturday afternoon, honoring Mrs
Charles Adams Of Fslfurrias, Mrs.
Bryce kendriek OF Chathem, Ontorio.
Canada and Mrs. D. N. Sander Of
Marshall, n. ID.
The beautiful fire place in the
large social hall. in which the tables
were set, was banked with ferns and
ferns we're placed at vantage points
about the room. A salad course, in
dividual cakes and coffee a served
at the close Of the afternoon. In
the count, Mrs. ". u. Gardner made
the honor score, and Mrs. Il. A.
Brown made the second high score.
Both received dainty prizes. Beauti-
tul guest r-ememhrances were pre-
scnted to the honorees.
The guests ~ this party included:
Mesdames W. u. Gardner, 4. A.
Brown. 4. y. Baker, J. n. Doss, r. ;.
Hcarne, Cam u. Hill, buel Lanler,
". NJ. Doughty, ST., J.. K. Malone,
Ida Conley, j. Al. Jetton, Douglass
Mckenzie, Pyle. "A. L. Cramer, A. Nj.
Meier. A. l.. Potter, Flora Neither,
D. X. Miller, y. q. Epperson, y. l..
Jones. j. K. hyden. A. r. Buchanan,
Dr., u. :. Collier, NJ. McIllhenncy,
/. ]. Barfisld, 4. {. Rougeou, ID. c.
Printy, Leigh, 4. /. Bryan, VI. n.
Doughty, Dr., Charles, Weber, Will
s. holiday, ". 5. Lipscomb, Scott,
&. u. Hooks. George McCulley. J. ID.
Turner, Lewis. Johrn Rutledge, Wal
ter Savage and Miss Emma Gene
Baker OF Edinburg: Mesdames Frank
Hester, Walter Weaver, f. ;. Cham
bers. D.. II. Backer and Miss Jennie
Redfield Of Donna; Miss Herriott
Gates Of New York, and the hon
orees. Luncheon guests were Mes
danes II. c. Baker, A. J. Ross, ST.
Mathews. z. VI. Lies. Mary Maddox,
J. D. benson, Carrie Wright, Horton,
and W. h. Montgomery.
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PROGRESSIVE RliILeE CLUB

Tire Progressive Bridge club ret
on Wednesday afternoon a. tire hnr1-
OF Mrs. l. r.. Terry Al abundance
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wEHRL.ER BRIDGE CLUB


The Wehrler Bridge club was or
gained on Thursday evening al the
home Of Miss Lucille Hooks. This
club will mete on alternate Thurs
days in the evening. two tables play
ing.
A green and white color scheme
was carried out in the table acces-
sores and IN the salad curse served
by the hostess. Beautiful cut ilow-
ers and ferns carried out the flower
motif in the decorations which was
also repeated in the t~allies.
In the games which followed the
business session, Miss Kathleen
Wright made the high score, and
Miss Thelma Lawrence made the sec
ond high score. The members Of this
new club are Misses Kathleen
Wright, Kathleen Haley. Lucille
Hooks, Lois Edwards, Laurine Rut-
ledge. Alberta Rowley. Thelma Law
renee and Peggy Ewing.
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The Senior Bridge Club was enter
tanned at the home Of rms Cam A..
Hill On Wednesday afternoon. In
the absence Of Mrs. Hill, who vas
called out Of town. Mrs Emmett
Hill and Mrs. H. kirshner acted as
hostesses. When the guests arrived
tea was served in the dining room
Mrs. Emmett Hill pouring. In the
games thta followed, Mrs. D. y. san
den made the honor score
The players included: Mesdames
]. X. Miller, ]. Q. Epperson, W. j.
Southwell, O. N. Sander, + A. Brown,
j. w. Kirkpatrick, Nj. MeilihenneF-
J. ID. Turner. L. s. Hearne. Roy
Klossner, j. J.. Closner, Emmett Hill
and II. kirshneT.
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MUSIC CLUB

The Music club met on Thursday
afternoon al the home OF Mrs. {. L.
fortson- The program was conduct
ed by Mrs. NJ. 4. Turner, the sub
jet being Beethoven and his works.
The following interesting program
was enjoyed. Two piano numbers
by Mrs. Bryce Hendricks, a vocal solo
by Mrs. VI. M~eIllhenney. a piano solo
played by Mrs. {. l.. Fortson, a read
irg BY Pauline Fortson. and a piano
duet by Mrs. Cam L. Hill and Ann
ellen Hill. A short business meeting
al which Mrs. A. Y. Baker presided,
followed the program.
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JUNIOR sCOTCHMAN

JINlOh c1Oh1n-hA-N
The Junior Scotchman club, spon-
sored by Miss Jewel Barron enjoyed
a jolly f~orty-two party on Tuesday
afte in one Of the social rooms
in the high school building. The
party complimented Herndon Scott
who is transferring TO the Mission
high school at the END Of the semes-
ter. Poinsettias and white narcIssus
we're used in decorating the room.
The three tables Of players In
Guided: Misses Helen k%irschner,
Matte Bell Ross, Annellen Hill
Florence Ogden, Erin Sam Turner
PPauline Lane, Jewel Morse, Harriet
DInger. Helen Rumble, and Messrs.
Bowman Baker, W. A. Robinson.
Herndon Scott and Miss Matte
Hayes, and Miss Barron.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

New York-Kid Chocolate, Cuba,
Itpointed Joe Martinez, Spain,
l0l. Baby Face Quintera, Cuba,
1opped Willie Bonaventrii. Brook
IN, 80. Juan Cepero, Cuba, out
:cinted Alex lorraine. New Haven,
conn, Co.
indianapolis - steve Smith,
Bridgeport, Conn, ~outpointed Jim
ME Reed, Erie, Pa, Q0). Babe
Peleco, New York, stopped Herman
Silverberg, Philadelphia, (5).
Los Angeles - Frankie Campbell,
knocked out Harry Dillon, Canada,
ID. Eddie Burnbrook, Baltimore,
won on foul from Henry Goldberg,
New York, 80.
Cleveland-Tommy Freeman. Erie,
Pa, stopped Farmer Joe Cooper,
Terre Haute. Ind, Cd.
New Haven. Conn. - Luis kid
Kaplan, Meridian. Conn, outpcinted
Emory Cabana. Philadelphia. Ci0l.
St. Petersburg, Fla.-Antonio Diaz,
Cuba, knocked out Franks la Mari,
Chicago. (3).
Hudson. wis. - Eddie Mason, st.
Paul, outpointed Urban Liberty,
Somerset, Wis, (6).
Youngstown, D. frankie Wine,
Billings, Mont, outpointed Young
Scarney. youngstown, d0). Tony
Bombardo. Youngstown, outpointed
Young Dempsey. Montana. C10).
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gHmna The HERALD SPORTS SECTION Emz
secretaries See Big Things for P~ost-Season Game
K Mountaineers Defeat Edinburg Broncs So to o NTH Last Quarter RI

was badly under the weather today
m epidemic or influenza HAVING
struck III INC the most crucial point
OF the season.
Two members on the squad suf-
fered 70 severely they had 10 90 VA
bed. and the others were barely abla
to show IT'D for practice last night.
Baylor, n or the strongest teams
In the Southwest, must be faced
Saturday, and the following week
Southern Methodist University, only
other indicated team IN the South
vest, IS scheduled.
The malady was supposed 70 have
resulted from the long cold ride
which the team took from Austin
last week after defeating Texas.
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FOR
LAST CLASH
Big Ten Officials Plan To
Bar School From
Competition

CHICAGO, Nov. 2o-CP-Iowa's
football squad is preparing for what
may prove to be its last game with
a western conference opponent.
On January !, unless the Big Ten
faculty committee on athletics
changes its collective mind, the ban
on IoWa's competition against con-
ference teams viii become effective.
as outlined last June when the
Hawkeye school was charged with
having failed to conduct its athle-
tic affairs as required by conference
rules. So the school that wrecked
Minnesota'S championship hopes for
the last two years and gave the
championship Purdue eleven its
toughest battle Of the season will be
making probablS its farewell appear
ance in the league Saturday when 1t
engages Michigan at Ann Arbor.
The conferei~e faculty committee
will meet in Chicago December 6
and z, to decide if Iowa has reor-
gained its athletic system to a
point where reinstatement may be
possible.
With the desire OF winding up its
relationship with the Big Ten with
a victory, Iowa also has a revenge
motive. Michigan, counted as no
match for Iowa last year. arose 20
defeat the Hawkeyes 10 to 8, In the
final game Of the season. and coach
Ingwersen's team Is working to be
certain that does not happen this
year.