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son Of Weslac visited friends in
Donna Saturday.
Mrs. J. ". arbrough OF Arkansas
is the guest Of MI. and Mrs. Tom
Camp. Mrs. Yarbrough q l.
resided in Donna.
Esther Krause left this week for
Yoakum where she will visit friends
and relatives.
Lillian Sheldon, Helen Maud Ken
edy, Joe Mcclure. and Charles Cole
attended a party in Alamo Wednes-
day night given by Belva Mae
Crabtree.
Mrs. Robert wood left Sunday
for her home in Cleveland, Ohio
after spending several weeks in
Donna as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Wood and family.
Mrs. G. A. Perry who has been
the guest C. IT. and Mrs. B. w.
Wood left the first OF the week for
Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. r-om Crawlc left
Sunday for Oklahoma.
Mrs ". M. Hall returned Sunday
from Brooklyn. New York and New
Jersey where she has beer. for the
past several months visiting rela-
tives.
Frances Fly OF Gonzales Is the
house 'uest y. Helen Chambers.
Mrs. u. NJ. Clock and daughter
Genevieve OF Chicago are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Sheldon and
family.
Albert Stephens returned this
week from Uvalde where he was al
the bedside OF his mother Who was
seriously Ill.
DR.. and Mrs. M. e. Broaddus left
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HOSTESS AT MORNING
BRIDGE AFFAIRS

Mrs. w. S. Holiday. Jr.. was hos
tess az two morning bridge parties
this week given at the home OF
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Marshall Nc
Ilhenney. Tables were arranged IN
the sun porch for the games. and
pink roses we're placed in wall vases
baskets and vases achieved the floral
note predominatlng IN the color
scheme Of green and pink. while
Queens wreath and roses were used
at the dining table where punch was
served.
Miss Dorothy Savle served at the
Wednesday party and Mrs. l.. Z.
Tinker Thursday. The same color
scheme was used each day and car
ried out entirely in the bridge acces-
SORES.
Mrs. r. Grady Carl made the O v
club score Wednesday. Mrs. @. l..
Jones guest high score and Miss
Dorothy Sayle received the cut IA
vor. Those scoring Thursday we're
Mrs. w l.. Lipscomb and Mrs. J. K.
Miller.
Those attending were Mesdames
John ID. Mckinney. j. r. Norvelle.
arady Carl. N. b Hatcher. Il. r.
John Hatcher. n. II. Wood.
Houston. c. L. Jones. Edwin r.
Chandler. w. NJ Doughty. Ed A.
Brown. W. D. Gardner. Ida Conley.
W. M. Doughty. Jr.. @. E. Bryan.
e. 6. Hearne. Garner George. j. X.
Miller. j.. w. Kirkpatrick. George
N. MCGEE. j. G EppersOn. Roy Klos-
sner, Max Tavss. G. G. Rougeou.
j. r. Malone. A. c. Statham, A. r.
Buchanan. Marshall M~cIlhenney,
and Miss Dorothy Sayle.
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Valley Society NeWS
and EDentS

Tuesday for Nacogdoches where
they Spont the Fourth.
l.. o. Brown and ON Lily left
Tuesday for Nacogdoches to spend
the week.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Norwood left
Friday 10 visit relatives In San
Antonio.
Mrs. Lena Wittnebert left We'd
nesday for San Al o-io where she
will spend the days.
Cynthia Sherrod Of Kingsyille
spent the week in Donna visiting
friends.
Mrs. Aubrey Burch and small son
returned this week from KingSville
where they have been visiting.
Mrs. Emory Watts and son
Emory, Jr., left Monday for Min
nesOta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engle M. Arm III
left Wednesday for Dallas and Kan
a City where they will spend
their vacation.
4. w. Arnold left this eek or
n two-mOnths ex-l- IN trip x
California.
Georgia Mae wood left Friday
for Austin where she will be the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark
Lucille Wrav left the first of the
week for San Marcos wheresshe vii
be the gu { a friends
Paul Wray and sister Me lefi
Tuesday for Waring. % visit rela-
tiveS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter X. Long
and baby left wednesday for Mis-
sissippi where they will be the guest,
OF Mr.. Longs relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Bell 0.
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Florence, anG M. ard Mrs G. w.
Jones.
Mrs. A. r. Hester ST.. returned
Friday from Beaumont where she
has been for the past thrc- weeks
visiting relatives.
Andrew Champion Jr., returned
to Fort Worth last week after SPEND
ing a week in Donna visiting rela-
tiveS.
Mr.. and " william harp and
children left w iesday morning
for Hope, Arkansas where they will
spend several weeks.
Mrs. F.. <. Knapp and children
Francis, and Averyt returned the
last of the week from Bremond.
where she attended the wedding
O. her sister.
Earl Smith returned the last Of
the week from Taylor where he
spent his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. 3. Collier and
children returned Friday from east
Texas and Louisiana where they
have spent the past several weeks.
Mrs. June Eubanks returned Sat-
urday from a five weeks vacation
in Fort Worth AMI Ranger.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. w. McKas re-
turned the middle OF the week from
colorado and wyoming where t--y
have been touring tn. country.
Mrs. r.. Tav'-- let Sunday foI
Coleman where she will spend a
month visiting friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mullican were
weekend visitors IN Corpus. They
left Donna Saturday returning Sun
dsv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nyle Wood and
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WESTWAY CLUB
ORGANIZED

The Ladies w. 3. A. met fer the
first time at the ome OF Mrs. ~.
f. Boaz. Friday afternoon to or
game the Westway club. Mrs.
sally Moore. president OF the West
way club Of McAllen was present
and took charge during the business
session.
The following officers vere elect
ed. President. Ms. NJ. z. Boaz:
vice-president. Mrs. Joe Somers.
secretary. lillian Gowling: -reas-
urer. IRIS. Fred Erwin: social COM
mittee. Mrs. Abbie Brown. Mrs. r.
3. Stimson. Mrs. Roy Hendricks:
press correspondent. Mrs. nellie
Feeder. Mrs. Gertrude Owens. dis
trict manaEer was present.
Clubs of this nature are being
organized IN ever Valley town.
The w. A. and westway club
81 Mc-.lien recently entertained
with a BANQUET in honor OF Miss
Frances D. PARTRIDGE. supreme Sec
rotary and Mrs. 5allv Bother. state
manager OF Dallas. After the bust
ness session, a social chat was en-
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Kansas left Tuesday for their HON
after visiting tr. is sister Mri t.
Arthur Claggett.
Edith Stephens left Thursday for
Humble and Houston where she
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. "A. Stevens.
Jessie Wall left Thursday for
Houston 70 s--ld the holidays
Fred Fischer. office man ger OF
the Atlantic Commission company.
and Elliott Bottom left Monday for
Detroit. Michigan.
Tom Averyt returned the last OK
the week -om Bremond. here no
attended the wedding OF his sister.
Mrs. Clarence Gound of Weslaco,
the former Dimple Averyt.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR DAUGHTER

Mrs. G. /. Hampton entertained
Tuesday afternoon IN honor OF the
birthday of her daughter Elizabeth
Louise. The small guests we're en-
tertained with a number OF games
PLAYED upon the lawn and we're
given flags as favors. Pink and
white were used as a color scheme
in the serving OF the birthday cake
which was decorated with four pink
candles and served with an ice
course.
Those present were Justine Mil
Ter. Airline Edwards. Mary ard Mar
tina Epperson. Jack and Jean Nc
Whorter, Dorothy Belle TaYss, Jane
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Donna
BOBBIE
PARTY HOST
HOSTS TO CLUB
MEMBERS

Bobbie Holloway entertained a
portion Of Donna'S younger set
with a party at the home Of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Holloway
Tuesday. Outdoor and indoor games
were played during the evening.
Refreshments were served at a late
hour to Martha Dougherty. Rosa
mond Towns. Dolly Todd, Dorot, y
Mae Yerger, Jean Watts. Frances
Fly, house guest Of Helen Cham
bers: Beth Harwell. Helen Cham
bers. Margery Hill Of Arkansas and
house guest Of Jeth Harwell, Ger
aldine Mann. of Pharr; and Rich
adr Austin. John Webb. Tom Hooks.
Marcus Hooks, Jim Ed Jones, Emory
Watts, Ogden. and Bobby Holloway.
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INFORMAL BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN

Mrs. John c. McWhorter enter
tanned Informally at bridge Wee
nesday evening for a small number
of close friends. Using pink roses
and zinnias a charming setting was
achieved for the games. at which
Mrs. A. c. Statham made high
score and Mrs. George N. MCGEE
low. A salad course was served az
the conclusion OF the games.
Those present were Messrs. and
MeSdames j. r Robinson. A. r.
Buchanan. j. r. NorveIle. c. G.
Rougeou. w. s. Holiday. Jr. A. c.
Statham and George N. MCGEE.
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VISITOR HONOREE
AZ AEEAIR

Mrs. Willard White honored
Villa Mae Hill Of San Antonio who
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Ed Martel.
with a dinner and bunco party at
her home Tuesday evening.
Guests for the occasion were
Dolly Todd, Lorraine George, Doro-
thy Mae Yerger. willard White.
Albert Tracy, Evelyn Martel, Inez
Todd. Betty Truax and the hon
Gree.
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McIlhenney, Helen Drocas Walton,
Isora Joy Tinker, Annie Ruth Ber-
ney, Helen Frances Ramsour, Mari
lyn and Willis Potter, Dorothy Jean
Ellis, Lawton Wood. George and
Gene MCGEE, George Jones. Jr.. and
Walter Hope Baxter Of Weslaco.
HOSTS TO CLUB
MEMBERS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hall were
hosts to the Tournament Bridge
club Tuesday evening at their home.
with three tables Of players particle
pating. at which Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
N. MCGEE made the high score. The
rooms were charmingly decorated
with a floral scheme featuring man.
moth pink roses. The hostess serv-
ed a delicious ice course at the con-
clusion Of the games.
PERSONALS
Woodrow Epperson spent the 4th
Of July in Falfurrias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pray and
family enjoyed an outing Friday al
Point Isabel.
Representative and Mrs. w. r,
Montgomery are spending a short
vacation in Saltillo, Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Edwards and
daughter, Ann Kathryn, returned
Thursday from a trip to Chicago,
which was made by auto. Mr.. Ed
wards attended the Rotary Inter-
national convention held there a
few days ago as representative of
the Edinburg club.
Miss Exah Angel has left for a
vacation with friends at Del Rio.
From there she will 60 to FL Paso
for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Flippen have
been called TO Houston by the SER
ious illness Of a relative.
DR.. and Mrs. j. M. DoSs and
daughter. Virginia have returned
from a months vacation spent at
Rails, on the Blanco river fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Clarke are
the parents OF a baby girl born this
week at the McAllen hospital.
Miss Rosemary Cummins is q
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Trouth left
Friday morning for an extended
auto tour through California, and
Canadian territory.
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CLASS MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED

a party featuring or the progress
sive peanut idea was given Friday
night by Dolly Todd for the mem
bers Of her Sunday School class at
the Baptist church. Guests and
members present at this unusual
party were Helen Maud enedy.
Rosamond Towns. Helen Chambers.
Dorothy Mae Yerger. Frances Fly
Of Gonzales. Jean Watts. Martha
Doughert LaVelle Aldridge. Marie
Busby. Charlotte Graham. Florence
Mcbride, Elizabeth Rohr. Nelwyn
Kennedy, and Dolly Todd.
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HI-LO NIGHT CLUB
MEETS WITH HILLS

Mr.. and Mrs. Cam z. Hill we're
hosts to members Of the Hi-LO night
club Monday at their home. en-
tertaining with a chicken barbecue
served in pleasing fashion on the
spacious lawn Of their home. Mrs.
Marvin McAskill entertained the
members with a number Of humor-
readings.
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SORE

Heal your 6 u and save your
teeth. It's simple. Just Get a bot
tie Of LETO'S PYORRHEA RENE
DY and follow directions. Don't de-
lay; do 10 now. LETO'S Is always
guaranteed. Cisneros Drug stores.
adv.
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Brownsville CLUB
and Social Activities
Afternoon Party For
Edinburg Society
Young Matron Gi0en
Edinburg Society
Special 70 The Heraldl

EDINBURG, July 5-Mrs. Lee BAR, one OF the popular matrons 81
the younger social set, was honoree al a charming afternoon party given
Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. Harry Pray with Mrs. Pray and Mrs. Roy
Stephens hostesses.
The rooms were decorated with a profuson Of red and pink roses II
ranged in bowls and vases. and tables were set upon the lawn for the
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HOSTESS
To CIIR

The Tuesday Afternoon Emhroid-
erv club met at the home OF Mrs.
Willard White for its seml-monthly
social hour this week. Refreshments
were served 10 eight members.
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joyed by the members. The West
way club will meet every two weeks
on Friday.
CLUB MEETS AT
WEBB POME
Mrs. j. B. Web enterta le
Wednesday Bridge club at her home
this week. Featuring pink radiance
roses arranged IN wicker floor and
table baskets, the room were very
attractive in their .ummer costume.
A frozen salad course was -erved.
ID. ,. MADISON
HONOREE
Honoring 3. j. Madison, the Of
ficerS and their families Of the
Presbyterian church surprised Mr..
Madison Tuesday night with a
watermelon par the occasion be-
ing his birthday. Outdoor ar in
door games were played during the
evening. Mr.. fradiSon vas presented
with burlesque presents.
About thirty-fivs people, were
present.
PERSONALS
Mrs. -. G. Barnes Of Liberty
is the guest Of her daughter Mrs
r. A. Stevens.
Ralph Stevens who has beer
touring East -axas. @ -homa. and
Arkansas returned to Donna Thurs
day.
Mrs. d. r. Bevil and daughter
Zoe of Beaumol. a spending sew
eral DAYS in -onna rs Il ,st o.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hester ST.. Mr.
and Mrs. T. I. Hester and daughter
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A mad bull closes hts eyes when
he charges. which makes his rush.
es easier 20 dodge.
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HOSPITALITY AT SMITH
HOME ON FRIDAY

young people enjoyed the hospital
ity OF Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence r.
Smith and daughter. Miss Florence.
at a Fourth OF July early morning
breakfast at the Smith suburban
home north OF the city Friday.
Those from out Of town were guests
at the Smith home overnight and
assembled at an early hour upon
the veranda 70 greet the guests from
town e they drove into the grounds.
Miss Florence Smith poured cof-
fee On a porch table as the crowd
arrived and when all had assembled
a unique red, white and blue break
fast was served in the dining room.
with plates laid for twenty.
The boys were presented with red,
white and blue cigarette holders
and the girls with pin cushions In
the same colors. About noon the
party went by auto to Red Fish Bay,
where they enjoyed a swimming
party and evening picnic. a weiner
roast being featured in the affair.
They then went back 70 the home
Of the hosts. where, after an hour
OF dancing. punch and waters we're
served and a bridge party enjoyed
until a late hour.
Those present from out Of town
were Misses Lucille ByeTling. Esther
Mae Jones and Bobby Ulridge. San
Benito: Misses Ruth and Carrie
Sterling. Jack Sterling and Mrs. w.
Sterling. Houston: Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Shield, Dallas. Robert
Comack, Corpus Christi, and Mr..
and Mrs. Eldon Smith. Mercedes.
guests for the weekend at the
Smith home.
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CnllorenS refreShmenC course.
Games were enjoyed By the
youngsters while the elders passed
the afternoon in social converse
ton and handicraft. the object Of
their work, a beautiful patchwork
quilt. being presented 70 The ION
Gree as a memento of the occasion.
A plate lunch OF chicken salad,
Toasted crackers with cheese and ice
Eea was served. Those present
were. Mesdames J. w. Heacock. c.
NJ. Sanders, Jim Mcclellan, Ralph
Hughes. Arthur Morgan. Frank
Mylnar, Lou Piper. B. w. and c. E.
Rutherford, Chas. Sterling. Clay
Edminston. A. r. Hartford. Carl
Bolls, Cecil Stephens, Laurence
Tiller. Misses Mary Heacock and
Laura Crowder. guest at the Hea-
cock home. and the honoree.
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joyed by the members. The West
way club viii meet every two weeks
on Friday.
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II Il 1ll II -1L1I
The Washington times., 1930-10-02

Fresh selected almonds, coated
with delicious m o u t h melting
chocolate. Everyone is sure to
like this tempting connection.
Each piece instinctively calls for
another.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
POLO|STS
IN DRILLS

Washington polo followers need
not hibernate until next spring,
for the cronic round-robins will
be played at the Potomac Park
field all during this summer on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 4:30.
Next September the annual
high goal and low goal tourna-
ments will be played. Both these
titles were won by the Governors
Island teams last year.
Three teams from the War De
partment, Reds, Whites and
Blues, the Third Cavalry Vel
lows and the Sixteenth Field
Artillery. the latter two from
Fort Myer, will take part in the
round-robinS.
In the meantime, the Third
Cavalry four, southern half sur
VivorS of the Southeastern cir
cult play, are primed for their
match with the Philadelphia
Country Club for the circuit title
at Philadelphia sometime in the
middle of July.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
'CABBY'' FOOLS
LEFTY D 'DOUL

Old plays in baseball still con-
tinue, even though the trend of
the game seems to be slugging
Early last week the Cubs pulled a
real smart play that the Phillies
swear was an accident.
O'Doul was on second and Klein
was at first. The call of the UNI
pire was three and two on Whit.
ney. With both base runners on
the go, Whitney got a free pass.
Hartnett arched a peg out third
base way. The ball went over the
third baseman's head and O'Doul
scNoted around third base. thing
ing the ball was out in left field.
AS ODoul rushed for home
Beck, who was stationed just back
of third, grabbed the ball anG shot
it to Hartnett. Then O'Doul dis.
covered the trick and started back
for third only to be caught.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
Cy Leland Resumes
Training for Meet

CHICAGO. July 8.-OtflclalS Of
the United States s-British Empire
track meet announced today that
Cy Leland, Texas Christian Uni
versity sprinter, has resumed train
ing preparatory to entering the
special 1OO-yard dash in the meet.
Americas squad Of sprinterS.
with Leland, will include Simpson,
of Ohio State: Wykoff, Tolan. Top
ping and Bracey. All are expected
to compete in the National A. A.
u. meet at Pittsburgh. the week
before the empire meet, which will
be held August 81 here.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
MAT CARDS HERE
DRAW ELITE

The wrestling shows that pro
motor Joe Turner stages each
Tuesday night at the Washing
ton Auditorium, are attracting
the better classes. Tonight's show
at the auditorium, which will
feature Milo Steinborn and Kari
Vogel. is expected to attract
prominent persons from every
walk of. life.
One of the regular spectators
at each show has been former
Senator Jonathan Bourne, OF
Oregan, who usually reserves six
ringside seats. Ex-senator Bourne
is wrestling fan and never
misses a local show.
Another wrestling patron
is Colonel Robert N. Harper,
prominent local banker and
civic leader. Jimmy O'Shea,
the noted lawyer, and Detec.
tive Joe Grant, One-time
wrestler. also attend. So
do Denny Hughes, the lawyer,
and Drs. Leon Gordon and
James McGuirk.
Steinborn, who appears in to-
nights feature match with Vogel.
is noted for his strength. His pic
ture appears in physical culture
magazines as the Strong-arm won
der. He can lift more than twice
his own weight and practically
toys with all his wrestling op-
ponentS.
Vogel, whom Steinborn meets
tonight, is another German. How
ever. Vogel is the better wrestler,
though Steinborn's superior
strength gives the edge to the
latter.
TIN be Greek against
Italian when George Calza
takes on John MaxOS, whom
the local Greeks think will be
the next heavyweight wreSt-
ling champion.
The Masked Marvel" who has
given two satisfactory perform
ances here, returns to battle
Frank LeMarque, the Canadian,
Karl Pojello, the Lithuanian, and
Jim Lucas will open the show at
$3.50 o'clock.
Ladies. accompanied by escorts,
will be admitted free. The audi
toriuIn is as cool as teh seaside,
even though the night may be
hot. The Washington Audi
tOrium box-office viii remain
eRaaR8 nm aaNN &ada
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
Sharkey-CampOlO Go
Is Latest Plan
OfOfficiaIS

NEW YORK, July S.-Plans
to stage a Jack Sharkey-Vic7
torio Campolo bout here Sep
tember 25 were launched by
Madison Square Garden Off
cials today. Sharkey was
asked to meet Campolo and
if he declines the winner of
the Phil Scott-Stribling fight
will be matched with Campolo.
Efforts to match Primo Car,
nera of italy in New York have
been dropped, at least for the
No. AAMAAM.i nAmLlAa ~
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
HOME TRAINING
FOR V|LLANOVA.

Villanova college has definitely
decided to use the Main Line
stadium again this fall as the site
for the fall training. Coach Sturl-
dreher was pleased with the show
ing Of the Villanova eleven last
season, and he feels that Villa
nova, ideally located high above
sea level. and out in the country,
is largely responsible for the fine
condition Of his moleskin huskies.
Says Stuhldreher:
'I see no need for a change.
We have every convenience
here at VilllanOva. There is
little or no distraction during
training sessions, and at night
the absolute quiet IS most con-
ducive to the sleeping quarters
of the team. We have direct
supervision Of the training
tables. 1 will call the squad to-
gether. for the first workout on
September B."
The training session will run
at Villanova to September Is.
Villanova will utilize the NUM-
cipal stadium after their two
opening games at the Villanova
stadium. The main liners plan
to do most of their in-between
game training on the stadium
field in order to acquaint the
players with the lay of the land.
Six teams will be met in Phila-
delphia, Boston College, Temple
University, Duke, Oglethorpe,
Georgetown and Washington
State, from the coast.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
Clarendon Body Cuts
Summer Meetinus

CLARENDON, Va. July SAC
cording to an announcement made
today by E. Lester Bennett, presi-
dent Of the Clarendon Citizens
Association, the monthly meetings
Of the association during July
and August have been Cancelled.
The next regular meeting will be
the second Tuesday in Septem-
her.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
MPSEY SAYS SCHMEIING HASN'T CLEAR CLAIM TO TITLE
chris CaqIe Tells Interesting Life West POn
SPORTS
TODAY

District OF Columbia cham pionshipE.
semi-finRIs, singles fourth round
doubles, at Edgemoor Club courts,
Bethesda, Nd.
Wrestling
Milo steinborn VS.. Karl Vosel, George
Calza vs. John Maxos, Masked Marvel.
vs.. Frank LIE Marque, Karl Poiello vs.
Jim Lucas. at the Washington Audi
torYum, first match at $50.
sandlot Baseball
Government League-G. P. o. vs.. Navy
Yard, South Ellipse. Sis o'clock.
Departmental League-G. p. o. VI.
Agriculture, North Ellipse, 5:15 o'clock.
Industrial League-Tile Settlers W.
Holmes Bakery, West Ellipse, 6:1b
o'clock.
Georgetown Church League-Gracs
Episcopal vs. West Washington, East
Ellipse, Sis o'clock.
Terminal League-Express vs.. Pull
man, Union Station, 5:l5 o'clock.
Colored Departmental LeaEue-G, p.
o. vs. Navy Yard, Diamond no. 8,
Sis o'clock.