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GROUP TO SEE
PASSION PLAY

Mrs. Guenther Weisks leaves Sat-
urday for Galveston. from where
she will sail for Germany, where
she will spend several months vs-
iting Mrs. Helen Weiske In Essen.
also her sister, who lives in Munich.
Mrs. Weiske will be accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Briggitte and
her son, Ino. Miss Briggite Is to re-
main in Germany for the next two
years to attend school in Munich
The group is also planning on at
tending the Passion Play in Ober-
ammergau. a little village in Bav-
aria.
Mrs Helen Weiske Is expected 10
return with her daughter-in-law.
PERSONALS
r II Parrish and wife are here
from San Antonio. visiting Mr.. Par
rish's mother. DR. Minnie o. Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. wv. "A. Walker and
daughter, Mrs. Joe Carvejal and
little son left Friday morning for
Vernon. where they plan TO spend q
vacation period
Varge Bunch of Dallas Is in Mis-
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Mission
INTERESTING MEETING
HELD BY GROUP

The Methodist Missionary society
met in the church basement for the
regulation monthly mission study.
Mrs. William read the devotional
chapter, which was on Turning
Good for Evil. reciting several
Bible verses. Mrs. q. D. Eppright
gave a talk mentioning the popular
ity of the Mothers meetings I,
which were very inspirational.
Mrs. z. E. Scoggins spoke OF the
fact that the Bible is a part Of the
Korean school curriculum. and that
PRAYER meetings and morning
watches are regularly held Mrs.
Ernest Blelfus told how these
schools ' though mission schools.
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CIRCLE MEETS Al
MARSHALL HOME

Circle TWO Of the Women'S Mis-
sionEry Society Of the First Meth
odiSt church. met Tuesday after
noon At the home az hrs. .. Z.
Marshall Mrs. Frank w. Roberts
had charge OF the interesting study
lesson. being IN the home OF Mrs.
{. E. Marshall.
Mrs. Roberts WI be hostess at
the next meeting OF the circle az
her home on North austin avenue.
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CACTUS CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. S. II. Crews was hostess 70
the Cactus club Tuesday evening az
her home on North Bonham ave
Guests in addition TO club members
we're Mr.. and Mrs. I. Y. Jolly Jr.,
Miss Mary Work and Chas. Green's
dale.
Trophies for high score were
awarded TO Miss Work and TO Fl. r.
McFadden when the games ended.
a refreshing ice course was enjoyed
IN the late evening. Mrs. j A. Goods
by will be hostess az the next meet
ing OF the club.
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MOUNTAIN PEOPLE
AUXILIARY TOPIC

The Presbyterian AUXILIARY met az
tie church for the regular mission
study. with Mrs. r.. B. Samm0ns,
general president. presiding.
Mrs. j. II. Lehman led the devo~
tional. Mrs. E. B. Balthorpe was the
lesson leader, assisted by Mrs. I. B.
Waite. The lesson study was Of the
conditions OF the mountain people
and their needs.
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COMPLIMENT
MEMBER

Mrs. Glen Schupbauch was host
ess to the Rainbow Bridge club
Thursday afternoon. A profusion Of
pink and red radiance roses made
the rooms very attractive.
A shower was also given in honor
Of Mrs. q. G. McRoberts. High score
~ the games Of bridge was received
by Mrs. McRoberts. "A salad course
with roses as plate favors was serv-
cd eight club members.
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MEMBERS MEET
IN HARLINGEN

The Mid-Week club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. c. c.
Gum Of Harrington Wednesday
afternoon. Gladiol and roses were
attractively arranged over the
rooms.
Those receiving score favorS were
as follows: Mrs. " S. Barnett, high
club, Mrs. Clefton, Davenport.
high guest: Mrs. Frank Rooster,
second high, Mrs. j. W. Wolf, Mrs.
j. P. Wtllmoth. and Mrs. E. w.
Henery, table prizes
a frozen salad course was served
seven club members and the fol-
lowing guests. Mesdames B. A. Nit
chell, Clifton Davenport, (. w.
Herery, R. B. Morgan, brennan.
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TWO GUESTS
OF CLUB

Mrs. r. P. Conway entertained
the Wednesday bridge club at her
home this week. with several tables
enjoying the game.
Mrs. II. @. Jeffries and Miss Theo.
Merwin were the only Out-of-club
guests.
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CLUB ENTERTAINED
At DIXON HOME

Ma. Phil Dixon charmingly en-
,ertalned the Thursday bridge club
at her pretty country home Thurs
day Afternoon. Pink roses were
used for decorations. Mrs. Frank
Waters received high score
A lovely salad course was served
10 ten club members and the fol-
lowing guests: Mesdames Harry
Stebbins and Clell Solether. The
club meets next with Mrs. j. p.
Blake.
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REGULAR MEET
is HELD

Members OF the Presbyterian Aux
Hilary met at the church Tuesday
afternoon for an interesting bust
c meeting and study program
Miss Nellie Stookey was In charge
Of the devotional. taking her topic
from the fourth chapter Of Romans.
Mrs. F. T. Phillips. president. had
charge Of the business meeting
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COUPLE WEEDS IN
SAN BFNITO

A wedding Of interest % MANY
Rio Hondoians was that of Miss
Alice Ho%ughtelling Of San Benito
and John d Lewis. former resident
OF Rio Hondo. but now OF San Ben
ito. The groom Is the nephew OF
Andrew HOugh, for many years a
resident OF this place.
The young couple was married at
the parsoaage of the Methodist
church at San Benito.
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Rio Hondo
SOCIAL MEET HELD
CAMP PERRY

The bi-monthly social II the
Brown Tract Jible Study Kluo was
held Wedne lay night at Camp
Perry.
The young people enjoyed a swim
ing hour which was followed by a
weiner roast
Partners for the social were choS-
en- IN an interesting way. A poem
by Judd z LiteTnore, "Life's Pana-
cea,' vas read by one OF the club
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. l. A
Wheeler. july 1
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MRS. RATLIFF
HOSTESS

Mrs. Harry Ratliff was hostess to
the Wednesday Contract Club We'd
nesday afternoon. Roses, daisies
and zinnias made the pretty floral
decorations. Mrs. Clement Lawton
received high score and Mrs. E. K.
Ewing low.
"A delicious deSSret course with iced
drink was served to seven members
and the following guests: Mes
DANES (. K. Ewing, Blake williams,
Cecil Stevenson. Byron Gaar Of
Louisville, Ky, and Mrs. Harold
Tobin.
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Weslaco
r SMITH
At SURPRISE AFFAIR

In honor Of the birthday az Mrs.
w A Smith. who is convalescent
after an operation at the Temple
hospital, a number OF the Light
bearers class went 10 her home and
surprised her with a party. A huge
bouquet OF roses was presented 10
the honoere.
A delicious ice course was served
70 Mesdames w. w. Griffen. II. w.
Griffen, H. w. Digs. c. E. Fergu-
son. T. J. Swinnea, j NJ. Mauldin.
and the honoree.
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Colnred Gentleman with razor:
Use gonnr make ylh eat you words.
fellah.
Second Dark1e: Wen, hot waffles,
fried chicken. and watermelon
Passing Show.
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Mrs. a. r. Downs. After q short
business session Mrs. w. II. Baxter
Sr. led the lesson study on the sec
end chapter Of Romans. During the
social hour which followed, a salad
course was served TO five members.
The three circles meet together
Wednesday at the church and al
night the regular church night will
be observed with a fun program for
all after the luncheon Is served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

Jack Rhymer is the son OF j..
Rhymer, farmer Of the Brown
Tract.
The young couple Is located on
their farm also on the Brown tract.
SEVENTEEN ENJOY
HOSPITALITY
Mrs. s. c. Davidson and Mrs. L..
Z. Rambo we're Joint hostesses 10
a birthday party here this week In
the attractive home Of Mrs DAVID
son.
The honorees Of the party were
the women of the Auxiliary Of the
Baptist church, who had birthday
which occurred during the months
Of May ard June. Six birthdays
we're celebrated. Contest OF various
kinds furnished amusement for the
afternoon.
Delicious ~refreshment swere serv-
ed late in the afternoon. Seventeen
enjoyed the hospitality.
PERSONALS
George ". Rowland left Tuesday
for Greenville, Pa. for q visit with
his family at that place He ex-
poets to be away for several months.
John Kingan and A. L. McClung
have returned from a business trip
to San Antonio and other points.
Mrs. Dan Maddox and Maurice
Maddox OF Houston, are visiting
Dan Maddox here.
Mrs. Frank McCabe is on an ex-
tended visit 70 her sister in Grand
Forks, North Dakota.
Dan Affolter vas a business via-
tor In Harlingen Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fronts Newell, who
are visiting here from McCamey,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Caffal al San Benito.
Miss Doris Clenoenning, who Is
attending summer normal az Kings
vile, was a Rio Hondo visitor here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Affolter and
Mr.. Stevens were among the many
who were in Point Isabel this week.
Mrs. j. D. Maddox and James
Maddox have returned from a sum-
mer trip TO Birmingham, Alabama.
Mrs. Ellison Bryant. Marjorie
Billings and Elsie Billings and Mrs.
Dick Bryant, all Of Del Rio. are
visiting their sister and cousin, Mrs.
James Altaway in Arroyo Blvd.
j. r. George returned Wednesday
from a business trip 10 Houston.
A group from here who motored
70 North Texas on a vacation trip
are Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Woods and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. It. Granthnm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Rowland and
baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hatch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kachtic formed a
group who motored through TO Cor
pus Christi or a several days trip.
Edgar Baugh has returned from
a trip to Troop.
James Hartzog, small son Of May
or and Mrs. Hartzog, who has been
i'll for several weeks. Is reported as
improved.
Rex George will leave July / for
Mineral Wells to attend the national
guard meet at Cavalry camp.
z. A. Dugat. Mrs. Bernard Wood
and daughter. Bernardine. who have
been visiting their brother. Bennett
Mccoy have returned 70 their homes
III Mission and Beeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kendinger
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. McClung
we're Harrington visitors this week.
II. II. GoOde OF Wichita Falls Is
visiting his brother. &. Marion
Goode. OF this place.
David Day and wife left this week
for d trip to the Ozark mountains
Mrs. Mary II Moses, candidate
for count, treasurer was a caller
here this week
Carl Lewis. Sidney Lewis. Alton
Moody. Orville Moody, Robert Whit
man and Clyde Bennett formed a
party who spent the weekend az
Point Isabel
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are under strict governmental sup
ervision and that regular inspections
are held. Teachers employed are
native workers.
Mrs. NJ. E. Webb spoke OF the Y.
W. c. A. She said students are
being trained in agricultural work,
thus fitting them TO make a bet
ter living for their families.
Voive questions were answered
by Mrs II. III. Ewing and Mrs.
Conan T. Wood. Mrs. Polhemus sang
a solo with Mrs. Smith accompany
ing, followed by the serving of re-
freshments by the committee. Mes
danes Leo and Heber MARCEL.
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MRS. BENSON
HOSTESS

Mrs. Geo. Benson was hostess TO
the Antha Stewart circle Of the
Baptist Missionary Union. with IA
members and guests present, and
enjoying the lesson study.
After the business session, several
chapter out Of the New Testament
were studied. Mrs. Benson, Mrs.
Nelson Of Sharyland and Mrs. Jack
Decker, each assisted with the study.
The hostess served refreshments
at the close Of the study session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

How did your wife like thM
c1arond brooch you gave her fcr
Ter birthday
'Delightedl She was awfully nice
FOR a couple Of days. But she's her
self again now.--nt-Bits.
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WILSON-COOh
NUPTIALS

Miss Lorine Cook. daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. T. NJ. Cook OF Well
ington ana Earnest O. Wilson we're
united In marriage at Wellington
June 81. Mr.. Wilson Is In the pro-
duce business here and is well
known.
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Pearl Edwards TO Jack Rhymer.
the wedding having taken place az
Brownsville.
Miss Edwards Is the daughter OF
Mr.. c. II. Edwards and IS well
known here. She attended the Rio
Hondo schools.
Jack Rhymer is the son OF j..
Rhymer, farmer Of the Brown
Tract.
The young couple Is located on
their farm also on the Brown tract.
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COUPLE WEBS
IvERE

Mrs. Mary NJ. 5ursack vas mar
rted 70 Carey D. John Wednesday
morning al ten o'clock at the home
Of the Rev. c. z. Marshall. Mr..
Marshall. who IS pastor Of the First
Methodist church. otficiated during
the marriage service TIE couple
were attended by MI. and Mrs. z.
r. Bonner.
Mr. and Mrs. John will reside IN
Sar Be.!to.
PERSONALS
Mrs. We're Mylick Of San Benito
and her aunt. Miss LEILA Chapman
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REGULAR MEET
Is HELD

Circle Ann Judson met at the
home OF Mrs. J. B. Landlord Thurs
CAV afternoon. with a good attend
ance.
The business was routine work.
The lesson study, with Mrs. Wylie
leader, was on Bible Promises 7,
and a chapter study Of Ann OF
Ava" Refreshments were served.
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ANNOUNCE RECENT


Announcement is made here or
the recent marriage Of Miss Rowena
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
League FaU0rS
Changing Child
Labor Statue

Proposed appointments to the child
labor section Of the child attendance
law were approved at a joint meet
ing of the executive board and the
chairman and vice-chairman of the
legislative committee Of the Indiana
League of Women Voters held Fri
day afternoon at the league head
quarters. The president. Mrs. Charles
N. Teetor of Hagerstown, presided
Under present unemployment con-
ditions the league considered it in
advisable to make the change in law
at the present time, however, and
to wait until the return Of more
normal conditions.
A discussion was held of the
state aid to education proposals,
and information on the subject will
be sent to members of the state
board before a final decision is
made.
A permanent registration law,
which will be supported by the
league in the coming session Of the
legislature, was discussed.
The executive. board will meet
Jan. to make final plans for legis-
lative work, and the entire board
will meet Jan. 8, the opening day
of the state legislature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
Lingerie Is
important
to Costume
BY MARY KNIGHT

United Press staff Correspondent
PARIS. Dec. 15.-The dress itself
isn't what actually makes the we'll
dressed woman. The feel of being
well-dressed must begin under
meath and work itself out in keep
ing with the entire wardrobe
That's what makes lingerie such
an important question and such q
fascinating one.
For instance, there is the lace en-
broidered suit to be worn only with
the lace evening gown. 1t is soft
and sheer and covers the body
like silk cobweb.
The design in the lace at inter
vals is embroidered daintily in
pink or blue or green, orchid, vel
low or topaz. as the case may re-
quire
The lace itself more often is cream
colored than otherwise, but may
also be had in the very pale tones
with slightly deeper embroidery
Step-ins, brassier and slip prepare
the way for the evening gown and
assure it that its foundation is
built properly.
After the ball is over and Ma
demoiselle has entered her boudoir,
she finds that the maid has laid out
the lace pajamas matching her gar
ments chosen for the evening. Oh,
yes, and her lace toed over satin
boudoir slippers show the same
tracery embroidery.
The pajama coat slips over the
head, the opening being cut in a
deep v with three narrow bands
of ribbon crossing the lower por-
ton of the angle. The sleeves are
finished in the same manner, and
also the edge of the loose trousers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
CHAPTER HONORS
SORORITY OFFICER

Indianapolis associate chapter OF
Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority en-
tertained with luncheon Saturday
in honor Of the grand vice-president,
Miss Henrietta Newton, Crown
Point, at the home of Mrs. Charles
Federman, 25 East Fifty-seconc
street.
Christmas decorations we're USED
at the tables. The hostess was as
sisted by Mesdames William Sne-
them, Charles Reagan, Reid Dix
on and w. L. Daley. This after
noon there will be a business meet
ing, with the chapter president
Mrs. o. T. Blemker in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
HONORS DAUGHTER
AT BIRTHDAY FETE

Mrs. Francis J. Moore, 2O46 Park
avenue, entertained Sunday after
noon in celebration of the birthday
anniversary Of her daughter, Bar
bara Ann. Christmas decorations
we're used, and the table where the
guests were served was centered
with small Christmas tree.
Guests were group of children.
Buster and Jack Hamilton. Jack and
Maxine Bonner. Dolores ard Joan
Prather. Peggy and Jeanne Marie Barney.
Dickey Barney. Dorothy Jean Price. Patty
Lou and Donald Robb. Edward and Betty
Jane Mitchell. Jane Collins. Martha 10
Runyan. Elizabeth Newman. Katy Lou
1datlock. Martha Lou Sunderland. Eliza
beth Marshall. Patty Lou Nichols. Barbara
Renick. Martha Good. Roll Mclaughlin
and Caroline Coglizer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
Rnllnmet TO Be Held

Indiana White Shrine, 6. will hold
its annual Christmas ceremonial
banquet at 6 Wednesday night at
the Claypool. The supreme worthy
high priestess, Mrs. Jean Haines
Terry, Aurora, Ill, will be the guest
of honor and will give the address.
Mrs. Charles Marshall, worthy high
priestess, and Walter King, worthy
sheperd, are in charge of arrange
nents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
Pnrtn to Be Ginem

The social service department. Of
the Municipal Gardens Club, Wonl-
ems Department Club, will give a
benefit card party at the gardens
at Tuesday night. Mrs. John Hicks
is in charge of arrangements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
P0rtu to Be Talked

Theta N1u Rho sorority will hold
? business meeting Wednesday
night at the home of Miss Lena
May, 3l01 Rowland avenue. Plans
for the annual Christmas party will
be made, and baskets of food will
he distributed to the Door.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
CZMb Arrnnqes Dance

Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rose Danner
Miss Helen Danner, Miss Ruth Bur-
ford and Burford Danner for q
dance to be given at 10 Monday
Dec. 90, at the Woodstock Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

WdU CorkscrelOS
Corkscrews attached to the walls
are an important part of the mod
ern kitchens equipment. They save
undue muscular strain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-02

A series OF citrus busting de-
m-onStrations will be held IN
Cameron County starting Wednes-
day morning, June 4. At each de-
monstration the control of scale
and diseases will be discussed as
well as fertilization. irrigation and
use Of cover crops. The county
agent will be assisted by one of the
following men at each demons
tration: VIM. Friend. S. w. Clark.
w. j. Bach, all Of the Valley
Experiment Station: j. w. Kirk
patrick, Hidalgo county agent, and
r. G. Burwell. Willacy county
agent.
The demonstrations will be held
at the following places:
Wednesday. June 4.
10 a. MA Feria. j. r. Clark.
North of la Feria.
2:30 p. m.-Santa Rosa. j II.
Owens, East Of School house.
Thursday, June 5.
10 a. m.-Stuart Place. I. B.
Corns. North Of Club house.
2:30 . m.-Rio Hondo, @. A. Keys.
Friday. June 6.
10 n. m.-Olmito.
2:30 p. m.-El Jardin. w. n.
Huffman, South Of Airport.
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stated that a committee was at
work on the plans.
The new structure will have two
stories and a basement. The base
nent will be equipped with modern
kitchen and dining room facilities
which will take care of the social
program Of the church and also
the adult Sunday School work.
The other floors will take care of
the primary, junior and INTERIM
ediate departments OF the Sunday
School.
The e building was necessitat-
ed by the large number OF pupils
that could not be property cared
for II the present buildings. 1t will
be erected where the frame an
mex now stands. adjoining the
church building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-02
FOUR HOMERSH HIT
In MAJOR LOOPS SUNDAY

homer. and Hack Wilson hit two
to equal the Babes total.
The Boston Red Sox ended the
seasons longest losing streak, turn
Ing on the New York Yankees after
"A successive losses to win IA. The
Red Sox completed the first triple
play OF the American league season.
Seibold Halted
The Giants put an end TO Harry
Seiboldis great pitching perform
ance OF having completed nine
straight games as they took a dou-
BE header from the Boston Braves
Q to 4 and IS to 3. Seibold started
the second game and left in the
third inning as the Giants scored
y runs in one frame.
The Philadelphia Athletics, down.
ing Washington for the fourth time
n a row ana their eighth straight
victory. gave Sad Sam Jones his
first defeat o. the season after he
had won six games. The final
count was 9 20 s with a homer by
Williams providing the margin OF
victory.
Walter Stewart Of the ST. Louis
Browns. poSsessor Of another Of
the American leagues best hurting
records, coulC not check the slug
glng propensities Of the Chicago
White Sox - earn his eighth vic
tory and lost. 8 to 5. The Chicago
victory helped produce a three
way tie in games for fifth place
between these two teams and the
Detroit Tigers. defeated defeated 3
to 2 by Cleveland. The Indians,
punching hits off George Uhle to
score all their runs in the third
inning, moved into third place
ahead OF the Yankees.
Luque Wins
Adolfo Luque of Brooklyn con-
tinued TO win for the Robins. scor-
ing his fifth straight victory at the
expense OF the Phillies. 10 to ?. The
Robins hit is times for "a bases,
five Of their blows being homers.
and placed themselves three full
games ahead OF their nearest rivals.
Chicago moved into second place,
running its winning streak TO five
straight, by %trouncing Pittsburgh
rs to 4.
Good pitching was the important
factor as Cincinnati sent st. Louis
70 third place with a double VIC
tory. The Cards got only hits in
the two games losing, 5 TO 4 and z
10 !. Jake May and Larry Benton
hurled the first game for the Reds
and Benny Frey the second. Harry
Heilmann did the heavy hitting
with six hits. two homers. for a
perfect day.