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CIRCLE MEETS AT
HOME

The Antha c.. Stewart circle met
with Mrs. Jack Mathis, with Mrs.
Mathis as chairman.
This circle is studying the first
four gospels and had chapters from
Mathew. Luke and John as their
basis for discussion.
Mesdames Reed and j. G. Decker
assisted in the presentation Of the
work.
The Sarah ". Dunlap circle has
been amalgamated with the first
named two circles during the sum-
mer season. and viii again resume
its separate activities with the fall
season.
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ing was led by Mrs. +. L. Crown with
Miss Elmore at the piano.
The STAGE was set for a Fairy
Court. WITH tree branches. flowers
and a number Of bird houses. the
work Of the little second grade boys.
There was a white throne.
Readings by Nora Spencer, My
Dolly" and Leland Mckoski, Bird
Bungalows" were enjoyed.
Gods Gift. Mother" and A
Spring Fantasy. dedicated to mo-
Their were also given.
A woodland fete with all the
characters dressed in the costumes
Of butterflies, bees, flowers, the sun.
Jack Frost, summer, south and north
wind and winter was very much en-
joyed. There was a king and queen
also.
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o NUMBER
SEVEN

society matrons entertaining. On
Saturday Mrs. Heathe May was
hostess at the Casa de Paimas at
luncheon, entertaining her moth
er, Mrs. w. z. Agee, her mother
in-law. Mrs. Harry. Of McAllen, Mrs.
Flornece NJ. Hayes Mrs. II. c. JEFF
fries. her sister. Mrs. Harold War
nick, Mrs. b. M. Strong and her
mother, Mrs. Tissier Of Alabama.
Mrs. Z. v. Sprowi was hostess
Wednesday at an informal lunch
con. again honoring out Of town
guests. Mesdames II. c. Jefries,
Harold Warwick, B. M. Strong, lis
sier. j. d. Moore. Jr.. Vernon Hill.
Florence M. Hayes being among
the guests.
Thursday Mrs. Vernon B. Hill
entertained with a luncheon at her
home on Francisco Avenue. hon.
oring Mrs. Tissier and Warwick,
including also their hostesses. Sew
eral friends invited.
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GUESTS AT
CLUB

Mrs. AL Volz was hostess 70 the
Teusdsy Afternoon Bridge members
with a th-ee-tablc personnel.
Out Of club guests included Mrs.
Ray Goodwin. Mrs. Mac Seffel.
Mrs. Albert McHenry. Mrs. Owen
Council, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs.
Harold Warwick. OF Lorraine. Ohio.
sister and house guest Of Mrs. H.
c. Jeffries.
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PIANO AND VIOLIN
RECITAL

A delightful program of music
was presented at the Christian
church. and was attended by a large
number of friends. Mrs. H. II. Dace,
teacher of violin and Miss Josephine
Pollard. who has a piano studio,
presented their pupils in a joint re-
cital on Tuesday night.
In the piano class were Mary Her
ron. Florence Purdy, Carrie Lee
Brandt. Elgis Rogers. Sara Withers.
Gottlieb Schneider. Ruby Jean Eby,
Vera McClintock. Hope O'Neill, Mrs.
Evelyn Harrington.
Violin pupils. La Rue Packer.
Kathleen Yattow. Mary Bowman,
Paul Seastrand, John Cook Atchi-
Snn
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TRUTH X CLASS
MEMBERS

The Truth Seekers class Of the
Methodist church were entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. r. Harris.
One Of the e~nteresting features
Of the party was a program in COM
memoration of Mothers Day, Each
class member recalled childhood
impressions Of her mother.
Mrs. L. <. Grim and Mrs. w. r.
Machoelis we're guests of the class.
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MRS. CALDWELL
HOSTESS

The Wednesday Bridge club met
with Mrs. T. j. Caldwell this week,
with two tables Of players. Mrs.
Spaul being out OF club guest.
Mesdames TiSsier, Picker and
Miss Grace Kepford also we're
guests.
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tana blossoms as plate favorS, ana
the bouquet OF choice blooms on
the presidents table. The business
session was conducted by Mrs. Polk
Hornaday, and delegates elected
TO represent the Study club at the
Federation meeting in Mercedes
next Tuesday. They are Mesdames
b. NJ. Holland, Jack Cary and C.
A. Griffith.
The guests were introduced, Mrs.
j. j. Murray. Harlingen, Mrs. Hay
den Baugh. San Angelo. Later Mrs.
S. r. Jennings, Warren Reitz and
Miss Josephine Pollard, we're pres
ent.
The program subject was The
Lure Of Nature In Music Mrs. Har-
din gave a resume of some old com
posers, and some new school COM
posers who obtained their themes
from Nature.
Mrs. S. G. Stringer was next on
the program. and gave an inter-
esting history Of MacDowell's Leg
end Of a Wild Rose"
lAAC D 4ldAlh OAAaoNaAA 10AAE 49,
lovely solos. "A Brown Bird Sing
ing" and In the Time Of Roses
Mrs. 3. +. Hardin was her pianist.
Mrs. Jack Cary sang charmingly
THE Boat Song" by Harriet Ware.
and only a Rose" by Friml. Mrs.
S. r. Jennings played accompani-
ments for both selections. Miss
Josephine Pollard delighted with
her splendid presentation Of Nc
Dowell's ITO a Wild Rose" and ITO
q Water Lily" and The Fawns,
by Chamirande.
Warren Reitz. who has won a
place in the music circles Of Har-
iingen, played two violin solos. so
nata," BY Cesar Franck, and Can
zonetta" by AID Ambrosio. Mrs.
Hardin accompanied Mr.. Reitz at
the piano. Mesdames Snavely and
Crossett served iced tea. little cake
slices. and green and yellow brick
fee cream.
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PRESIDENTS DAY
CELEBRATED

The McAllen Music clue enter
tanned Monday afternoon at the
Tepehuaie Country club, celebrat-
ing Presidents Day. Nine Valley
clubs were guests for the affair,
and each club was represented On
the program.
There we're about $50 guests pres
crt
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FEnSONALS
Mrs. Jim Rogers was hostess
Tuesday afternoon TO the members
Of the Los Amigos Bridge club and
a number OF guests.
Mrs. William Yookum was host
ess on Tuesday to the Ma Kocho
Sewing club. There were eight
members present.
Judge T. NJ. SeaweIl Is In Dallas
MI. and Mrs. D.. r. Ragsdale have
as their guest Mrs. +. Z. Collins.
Beaumont.
z. q. Neiswanger, president of the
Central Power and Light company.
was here from San Antonio Thurs
day and Friday.
T. M. Rogers. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Rogers
left wednesday for his home in st.
Louis. Missouri.
Those from McAllen Business and
Professional Women's club who at
tended the business meeting Of the
Valley Federation of such organiza-
tons at Mercedes Tuesday night
we're: DR.. LULA M. Truor. Grace
Ziebell. Angie Stroud, Mray Combs
and Nydia McMinn.
Mrs. Harry Kreidler left Wednes-
day for Ssn Antonio, where she
will visit with her daughter. Mrs.
w. Pride and will then visit with
friends in Fort Worth and Dallas
before returning home. She expects
to be away about three weeks.
Mrs. w, w. Doughterty. Jr.. and
daughter. Martha, have returned
from a trip to San Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. 3. King Of Dali
las were guests this week of their
daughter. Mrs. S. Joe McKinsey.
Mrs. Lloyd Little and Mrs. Joe
lie Bow have as their guest their
mother, Mrs. II. A. Melot of Fort
Worth.
Mrs. N. v. Sidener had as her
guest for the week her mother-in-
law. Mrs T. j. Sidener of Harlin-
gen.
Mrs. Ida West left this week for
Freeport. Illinois, after having spent
the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Branton left this
week for Alabama. where they will
visit MI. Branton's mother.
J. A. Frisby spent Tuesday in
k~ingsville on business.
Erick Happier. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Happier who has been
attending DraughNn's Business rnI-
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HOSTESS
TO CLUB

Miss Theresa Gallucci entertain
ed the members Of the Hidalgo
Bridge club Tuesday evening.
A color scheme Of orchid and
pink was used. while pink roses
were used in the floral adornment.
Mrs. Joe E. Pate received high
score prize and Mrs. Robert Posey
the consolation.
The guests for the evening w7re
Mrs. Clarence DoIliter and NJ. Le-
0na Mullin.
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INFORMAL AFFAIR
FOR

Mrs. S. Joe McKinsey entertainei
with an informal party Tuesday ar
ternoon for her mother. Mrs. ,. Is.
King Of Dallas.
Those present were Mesdames
LLOYD Little. Joe lie Bow. RI al.
Melot of Fort Worth, Norman Rue
cher. M. L. Tansey. Rhea Clark.
Tom Beels. z. r. Russell.
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Valley Society NeWS
and EDentS

Marjorie Sue Grayson took the
second high prize. a package OF
bath salts and Aida Jensen receiv-
ed the high cut prize, another
package OF bath salts.
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GTNGHAM GIRLS
CLUP HOSTESS

The members Of the Bingham
Girls club were entertained at the
home Of Sammie Lee Kinser. We'd
nesday evening with a bridge-din-
ner. Sammie Lee Kinser and ia
net Bremen joint h~ostesses of
the occasion.
The high score prize. a bottle Of
perfume. was won by Roe Earl.
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BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED

MI. and Mrs. II. H. Shander were
cordial entertainers for their bridge
club on Tuesday evening at their
home, north Of town.
Amid an abundance OF pink and
radiance roses, the guests enjoyed
the games OF bridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. I. Dague were awarded pretty
trophies 70 rhigh score, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. /. Coursey, for second high.
Grant RAIDER won the high cut. The
colors Sf pink and red were present
In all details Of the games.
The hostess served refreshments
70 ten members.
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BUFFET SUPPER


Mrs. Elmer Bentsen entertained
Thursday evening with a lovely buff
fet supper.
Those enjoying the affair were
Misses Willie Ergle. Lorraine FL
more. Mrs. Vela Hardwood and
Miss Mabel Nessin.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Mature Music Theme
Harlingen Society
OF Study Club Meet
Harrington Society
Especial TO The Herald.N

HARIINGEN. May 1o-Mrs. B. F. Hardin directed the splendid pro-
gram at the meeting Of the Study Club at the womans building Thurs
day afternoon. The hostesses for the occasion were Mesdames 1. E.
snavely and j. c. Crossett. Club colors. yellow and green, we're evidenc-
ed in yellow wild flowers with their foliage. and also carried on. In Ian
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. George MusgrarI
left Tuesday morning for K~errviIls
where they expect 20 spend about
a week on business.
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MEMBERS
ENJOY PICNIC

Chapter r. r. Z. o.. enjoyed a
family picnic Tuesday evening AZ
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
w. Jones.
About fifty we're present.
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Mission
AUXILIARY
MEET IN HOMES

MEET IN HOMES
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
In circles last Thursday. Mrs. 3.
A. McHenry being hostess 10 Circle
Two.
Mrs. I. j. Wright. conducted the
business session. which was short.
and followed by a study OF the
Bible. The topic OF the program
was Our Auxiliary Heritage" Mrs.
r. c. Gill led this part OF the meet
ing.
Mrs. T. B. Summons. general
president, visited this circle. other
guests including Mesdames Fynt
Sorrell, A. H. Clark and Dugat.
Mrs. 4. w. Halstead entertained
Circle One at her home. Mrs lie
Lachuer was in charge OF a short
business session and Mrs. Pitcher
lead the Bible study. .
Mesdames Hals-ead and Hart
discussed the regular lesson OF the
auxiliary work, with the same topic
for each individual circle.
Circle Three was entertained at
the home Of Mrs. L. 3. Ash, the
chairman. with her mother. Mrs.
L. II. Smith assisting In the enter
tainment.
The Bible study. as with the 9TH
er circles. was taken from Saint
Pauls letter to the Romans, and
was ably led by the chairman.
After the Bible study Mesdames
L. II. Smith and G. w. B. Garrett
assisted with the regular auxiliary
study, including its different lines
Of work.
This particular circle has organ
lied a regular prayer band, which
has a set hour for its devotions.
and is greatly stressing the work
Of the volunteers.
Mrs. T. II. Armstrong was a Wis
itor at this session.
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CANDIDATES TO
BE INITIATED

The Catholic DaugutcTs rat az
Saint Paul's parochial school last
Monday. with Mrs. Bersett. grand
regent in charge.
The usual business session was
conducted and arrangements made
for the initiation Of a number Of
candidates next Sunday. which
imitation will be held at the Saint
Genevieve school in McAilen.
Many state officers are expected
to participate in this affair.
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PRETTY MAY FETE
AT NORTH WARD

A large number Of parents and
visitors attended the assembly at the
North Ward school on Thursday
morning. to enjoy one of the pref
tiest programs OF the year.
Children Of the second grade were
directed by their teacher, Miss Myr-
tie Aungst. who planned their cos
tunes and the stage effects. Sing
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COMPLIMENTARY AFFAIRS
HONOR GUESTS

Several affairs complimentary 10
out Of town guests have been given
the past week. with different local
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CLASS HAS
0TfTTNE

Members Of Miss Louise Ellis
typewriting class enjoyed a swim
and picnic supper Tuesday after
noon at Cascade Pool as a fare
well to Ray Ward. who is leaving
for Colorado.
Those present we're William Pate.
Allen Cook. Arvella Berger, Doro-
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CLUB MEETS AT
NIcALLEN HOME

Mrs. j. @. Mcmillan was hostess
Wednesday to the Mid-week Bridge
club.
Mrs. j. L. Cross received high
score prize and Mrs. NJ. M. Robin
son the guest prize.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames M. M. Robinson. Law
renee Ogden. Margaret Henry.
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CLUB MEETS WITH
II HUGHES

The Bluebonnet Bridge club met
at the home Of Mrs. AL Hughes
Tuesday afternoon. with three ia
lies Of players participating.
Mrs. Ogden Swan Of McAllen waS
high scorer. Mrs. McIlvain low. Out
Of club guests included Mesdames
w. w. Bennett and Ogden Swan.
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thy Sessions. Patsy Campbell, Elsie
Gray. Helen Jones Miss Ellis and
the honor guest.
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SOCIETY DISCUSSES
HYMNS

Mrs. Conan T. Wood had charge
OF the Bible study at the Method
list Missionary society. which met
in the church basement last Thurs
day. Mrs. H. E. Smith. the presi-
dent. conducted the opening ser
vices, assisted by Mrs. w. N. Carl.
and a short talk on favorite hymns
was given in celebration of Music
week.
The Bible study was on the topic
Of the old prophesies Of Isaiah.
combined with a portion Of the
New Testament.
PERSONALS
Mesdames Josiah Bixler. H. z.
Smith, Wilson, z. N. MARCEL. Leo
MARCEL. r. G. Pore. were McAllen
visitors Wednesday. in attendance
at the annual meeting Of the Meth
odist women Of this district. Mrs.
Bixler was on the program giving
an address.
Mrs. 3. NJ. Strong and her moth
err. Mrs. Tisier left Friday for Dali
las. where they will spend some
time visiting with their sister and
daughter.
j. p. Cottingham was a Browns
vile visitor Tuesday.
Mesdames 7. c. Russell and r. c.
Stubs, OF Dallas. friends Of Mrs.
Mary Minyard. who have been Wis
ting at her home here. left Thurs
day evening for their home.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
Judge Hints LGShes
For Wne-Beaters

HAGERSTOWN, Md, July IL
City Magistrate Richard Duffey
threatened to revive the whipping
post for wife-beaters here in dis
posing of the case Of Frank
kriner, who was accused by his
wife, Mrs. Josephine Kriner, Of
having beaten her three times in
a week.
Kriner was sentenced to serve
10 days in Jail. Magistrate Duf-
fey told him he would be lashed
on the back for another offense
and declared wife-beating is get
ting to be too frequent and needs
drastic punishment.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
Jury Hears $4,000
Death Collision Case

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 10.
A jury in the corporation court
today is hearing the case Of Eva
Gaines, administrix Of the estate
Of Arthur M. Purvis, against r.
l.. May in which $4,000 damages
are asked for the death Of PurviS,
which occurred when truck in
which he was riding collided with
one of Mays buses at Prince
and Henry Streets, November %,
1929.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
SIX

heed people at Los Angeles, is
now with the Aviation School
of America, having purchased
H. l.. Marks interest in the
school. He will have charge
Of the shops and all overhaul
and repair work, in addition
to the construction Of light
airplanes and gliders. The
school has added q course in
aerial photography to its cur
riculum, which promises to be
a favorite among Washing
tonians.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
Grocery Store Fire
Laid to MGrdUderS

A fire believed to have been
caused by midnight marauders
early yesterday caused damage
estimated at $1,000 to the sani-
tary Grocery store in the 1900
block South Capitol st. James
Wamsey, 1900 block @ st. N. E.,
manager, reported the additional
loss Of $1,000 worth Of merchan-
disc and cigarettes from the
store.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
TDO Women, Man
Die in BL1zing Car

SCHNEIDER, Ind, July IL
QNS0.-Two women and a man
were burned to death early today
when their automobile crashed
into a bridge one mile north Of
here and burst into flames.
The dead were: Mrs. G. H.
McAleer, AZ, of Irving, KY; Miss
Patricia Hoffman, 20, Lyons, Ill,
and Harry Horn, 81, son Of Mrs.
McAleer.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
Automobile Upset
Crash Hurts Fatal

Walter Allen, colored, 27, 400
block Of K st. N. W., died yester-
day in Walter Reed Hospital from
injuries suffered in an automo-
bile crash near T-B, Nd, last
Saturday.
According to police. Allen was
driving an automobile which
crashed into another car and
then overturned. He suffered q
fractured skull and internal in.
iurieS.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
Maryland Man, 81,
Works On Harvest

HAGERSTOWN, Md July IL.
Abram Unger, 81, is washington
county's oldest harvest hand.
Unger has been using a cradle In
the harvest fields Of the county
since the wheat harvest began,
and will finish the work by follow
ing a binder.
He is healthy and sturdy as q
man of so. Two months ago he
got his first set Of false teeth.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11

Five cross-country planes Wis
tied Washington Airport yester.
day. Pilot H. F. Green hoped
off for Camden, N. j., in a
Robin. g. A. Durdie went to
Norfolk on his way to Camden
In a Waco. H. H. Faber came
in with an Eaglerock from
Waynesboro, and returned. :.
j. A. johnson came in from
Johnstown in a Robin on his
way to Piney Point. Wesley
Smith made a round trip from
Philadelphia and return in
Bellanca.
At Hoover Field the New
Yorker came in with five pas
Eengers and went back with
seven. the Pittsburgher went
out with four. !. Clarence Bell
returned to this field from
Akron, Ohio, with the big Good
year Fokker. ID. Rutfhv e n
dropped In with his family in
his Waco 10 from Baltimore to
see the Department of Com
merce officials in regard to
another endurance flight. H.
F. Howard brought in a Bell
al1ca from BluefieldS, Va, car
rying Larry Striker and P. v.
Collins. Henry Berliner made
q round trip to Baltimore in
his Fleet. Ralph Bangs,
local boy, who has been miss
ing from this field for some
time, Unexpectedly put in an
appearance yesterday and en-
joyed a flight in the Aero.
marine GLENN.
Assistant Secretary of War
Payne hoped off as a pas
senger with Lieutenant Kim
ball in a Sikorsky for West
Point Colonel Culver went to
Buffalo in an OIL. :. Lieuten.
ant Robertson went to Seagirt,
N. j., an in AS. That was
all Of the croSs-country doings
on the field yesterday. Two
ships left for Fort Meade to
participate in the mimic war
fare maneuvers that is going
on in that section of Mary
land. The ships were ASS
and under the supervision of
Major G. w. Jones.
At the Naval Air Station En-
sign Warwick hoped off for
Hampton Roads with one pas
Senger in a training plane.
, Lieutenant Webb came in from
!, Philadelphia and returned in
an O-2-U. Lieutenant Ring
took two passengers to Langley
in an OLr8. Lieutenant Com
mander Molten went to Glouces-
ter in an O-2-U. Lieutenant
Commander Bogusch arrived
from Philadelphia in an O-2-U
Captain Shearer came from
Quantico in a land fighter.
Tom Cummings, formerly of
the Detroit Stinson Corpora
ton and later with the Lock
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Use Bond Ten Payment
Budget Service y

It is the most modern form Of
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venienee Of deferred payments
plus the recognized economies Of
established cash prices. y y
Pay $40 when you buy, the
balance IN ten weekly payments.
There are no extra charges for
this service.
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by The Associated Press

East-The list Of unbeaten and
united teams has been reduced TO
six with Dartmouth, Fordham and
Cornell the outstanding contenders
Tor the mythical sectional title.
There are more tests for the leaders
this week, Dartmouth meeting Yale.
Fcrdham playing West Virginia and
Cornell playing Columbia. Western
Maryland, also unbeaten rates con-
siCeration for the title as do Pitts
bLrgh and Carnegie Tech. beaten
only by Notre Dame, Army Yale
and Colgate.
Big Ten-Wisconsin. tossed out Of
the title contendership by a TO de-
feat by Purdue. holds the KEY 10 the
championship situation. This team
pays Northwestern and Minnesota.
which with Michigan have not lost
2 conference game. Michigan's Is
Z victory over Illinois makes the
Wolverines the leading contender.
This weeks conference games are:
Minnesota. Wisconsin
and Ohio State and Purdue Illinois.
Southern Conference Alabama
with successive victories over Flor
ida and Vanderbilt. leads the cham
pionshlp race. Kentuck. Florida
Georgia. Clemson and Tulane also
are indicated in the conference
race. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clemson
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Thumbnail Review Of Grid
Warfare Over United States

Tennessee and Florida Georgia tits
head this weeks schedule.
Big Six - Kansas and Oklahoma
are still fighting II out for the title,
each with two conference victories.
Oklahoma plays Iowa State this
week and Missouri. showing i'm
plovement. meets its first conference
rival IN the Kansas Aggies.
Pacific Coast - All Of the Big
Three have been beaten with the
overwhelming defeat Of Stanford by
Southern California. Washington
State and Oregon are the only I'M
beaten teams. Washington State
meets Oregon State Saturday. The
other conference games are STAN
ford-U- Q. T.. a., and California
Montana.
Rocky Mountain - Utah. the un-
beaten 1929 champion, is well on the
way 10 another title with a $50
victory over Denver. This team
meets the Colorado Aggies this week.
Colorado, the leading rival. tackles
Colorado College.
Southwest Conference The
championship race Is wide open after
a TO defeat OF Texas. a strong rival.
b. Rice. The Southern Methodist
eleven. unbeaten but tied in confer
ence play. is strongly regarded after
a 27-0 victory over Indiana. South
ern Methodist meets Texas Satur-
day In the only conference game.