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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
| Death Notices

HIM. PHYLEMINA NEE Greiner)-Age 30.
beloved wife Of Bernard Nib Him.,
mother OF Bernadine HIM. passed away
$3.50 a. m. at the residence. 1917 E. Tabor
Burial S. Josephs C cemetery f Friends
invited. c. II. HERMANN in charge.
zENER, MRS. BERTHA-Of 316 E. st.
Clair St., passed away Monday. $50
.. M. at Columbus, o. beloved mother
of John. Frank and Mary Zener, daugh-
ter OF Frank Bieklmeier and sister of
Mrs Myrtle Tompkns. Funeral Wednes-
day. 230 D. m. from FRED T. MOORE
FUNERAL HOME. 2614 w. Washington
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IS CANDIDATES
TO Get DECREE
First of ChivaIric Series to
Be Conferred.

First degree OF the chivalric SER
les will be presented tonight for
members of Scottish Rite bodies at
tending the semi-annual reunion
and convocation in this city. Mem
bers of Indiana consistory will con-
fer the work on a class of eighty
six candidates.
Ceremonials of the thirty second
degree to be given Thursday after
noon under the direction of Ed
ward H. Mayo, commander chief
OF Indiana consistory, will close mi
tiatory work at the convocation.
Special guests at a banquet Thurs
day night will be DR.. Gaylord NJ.
Leslie of TT. Wayne, deputy for
Indiana, and Eugene E. Vatat, Mum
Gle, active member of the supreme
council for Indiana.
Communication of twenty third,
twenty-ffth, twenty-sixth an d
twenty-eighth degrees today were
given with Edward H Mayo presid-
ing. The twenty-seventh degree,
AL v. Reschar presiding officer, was
presented by members Of the Scot
fish Rite club of Anderson.
Murat Chanters will exemplify the
twenty-second degree tonight.
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r E N TAILS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

TALBOT, M beautiful front rms. hard
wood f.; everything fur: Sc wk. Ia. 7i10.
FREMONT. 80 Mod, rooms. light
housekping. downstairs: everything fur.
WALNUT. e. 1I2-Lower front, mod. ase-
keeping. rms; private entrance. Ri. 1928.
w se5S z =. Hon. b5:s. F0Oms ta5n .1
WASH, E. 1902 modern housekeeping
rms; priv. entrance; everything furn.; So.
WOODRUFF PL.. 544 NJ. DR.-Apt.. IS;
apt. s8; running wa. all fur. Gu. 3l73.
29TH. W.. 1882 furn. rms, good heat:
private entrance. bath. sink: $3.50.
BOTH, W, 93o-MODERN. 2-RM. APT;
SINK; EVERYTHING FURNISHED. Ia.
$685. IA. $3.50.
31sT. w. 800 rms. completely furnished.
Private entrance. Ha 2448W
DOWNTO WN-Furnished or unfurnlshec,
! or rms. wkly. or monthly rates: util
10 Rooms with Board
hot water: good meals; steam heat.
CAPITOL. N. 2915-Nicely furn. rm.; home
privileges; 81 for l; spec. price Tor 2.
COLLEGE & PATH. III Front. private,
good home. modern: gentlemen. So.
COLLEGE-Warm rm., home privileges;
meals opt: refined family. HUI 1915.
DELAWARE, N, 2602-Modern front, home
Privileges; Sc. Ha. 1918.
GRACELAND. 3454-Board. rm., modern
home: privileges; for girl Ha. 3240-W.
MERIDIAN, ~, 2153-Comfortabe room;
good meals; homelike; 81. Ha. 1871.
MERIDIAN, N. 940-Meals Csc; rms, SO;
board and room. 81 week Ri 0562.
MICHIGAN W., 3618-Married couple; rm.,
board; share nice home. Be- 0452-R.
RANDOLPH, N, 231-Rm., board; private
family; IS; widows home.
CHILDREN given mothers care; private
home across from school. Oh. l066-R.
MCINTYRE HOTEL-l523 N. Cap; clean,
st. Mt; cons. hot wat. excel. meals ST.
2 GIRLS; room and board or share home.
On bus line. Ri. 2205.
ATTENTION MOTHERS! Good warm
home and care of children. Be. 1902.
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GROCER
81 Legal Proposals

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro@
posals for the construction Of certain
ceived by the Director Of the indiana
State Highway Commission at his Office
in the state House Annex in Indianapo-
proposals will be publicly opened and
read. These bridges are further de-
DE KALB COUNTY-One 52'-e" bridgs
on Road l. approximately o.8 mile south
FOUNTAIN COUNTY-Two bridges on
Road 234. consisting Of one 96' bridge
approximately 80 miles west Of King
man and one bridge of two spans OF Is.
each approximately 81 miles east OF
JASPER CoUNTY-one To- bridge on
Road is, approximately 40 miles east %
MARTIN coUNTY-one bridge on
Eoad so at Shoals. Indiana, over the
East Fork of White River. consisting Of
three spans Of 175' each and l span OF
NEWTON coUNTY--Two bridges on
approximately 1T miles east of Brook
and one So bridge, approximately 0.6
mile east Of Foresm n;,, - .-,a..
on Road IS. consisting of one bridge Of
two spans Of 60 each, approximately
~ miles south Of Salem, and one bridge
Of two spans Of S. each. approximately
4.9 miles south of Salem.
WAYNE COUNTY-One bridge or
ROAD Il approximately ~ miles hOllAL
Of Boston consisting OF Two spans Ok
WHITE CoUNTY-Re-erection Of an
old &C. steel truss superstrueture on old
State Road 43. approximately 90 miles
south of Reynolds.
The plans and specifications. may be
examined at the office of the State
Highway Commission, State House Ans
mex. indianapolis. or copies thereof VIII
be forwarded upon payment TO the Di-
rector of a nominal charge. No refund
will be made for plans returned.
Proposals must be made upon stand
ard forms of the Indiana State Highway
Commission, which win be supplied upon
request
the State Of Indiana in the penal SUM
of at least one and one-half Il ~ times
the amount of his proposal. with good
and sufficient security to the approval
BE ONLY IN THE FORM PRESCRIBED
BY Law AND SHALL BE EXECUTED
ON THE FORM BOUND IN THE PRO-
For this bridge letting each bidder
snail Me MS Experience RECORD ana
proposals. Forms will be furnished upoF
request
some of these structures viii b
awarded in groups OF two or more strIc~
wok contemplated the method OF letting
and price of plans. will be furnished
upon request.
The Tight is reserved BY the DIRECTOR
to reject any or. all bids or % award on
any stated combination OF bids that IS
in his judgment most advantageous 70,
the State of Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMlS9
J. ]. BROWN. Director.
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S5 Household Goods

SPECIAL sale Of steel refrigera-
tors in all sizes, rare values.
Polar Ice and Fuel Co.
1000 Northwestern Ave. IA. 06S9
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ANNOUNCEME NTS
transportation
BUSINESS SERVICE

FLORIDA-For dependable. economical
nieasant trip call HA. 3802-M.
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IS Autos Wanted
Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE is hereby given that, 1.-The
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co." cor
poration of Ohio A corporation en-
gagged in manufacturing. processing, and
distributing of milk, cream, and other
dairy products. packing, bottling, and
selling the same in bottles, cartons,
cases. cans. tins, kegs, or other con-
tanners. with its name or other Marks
branded. stamped engraved, blown, inn
pressed or otherwise produced upon such
bottles. cartons cases. cans, tins. kegs
or other containers
The descriptions of such name, mark.
or device so used is as follows:
The word
"KROGER"
Also the mark
The principal place of business lin
the state of Indiana) of the said
"Kroger Grocery & Baking. Co." a.
corporation Of Ohio. is Indianapolis,
Marion County. Indiana. Its principal
place Of business (outside of the state
of Indianal is Cincinnati. Ohio.
Signed THE KROGER GROCERY 81
BAKING CO.
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business Services

Au7Os RESTORED-To new car condition;
roadhaze removed. nickel shined- tops
dressed, vacuum cleaned; special AZ s.
low estimate. 1908 Sheldon. Oh. 3933.
nm CHAIRS MADE NEW-Bv rebottom-
inr IN cane hickory or reed. Call Board
OF Industrial Aid Cor the Blind. ia. O283.
ELECTRIC movement installed in any
clock. Gribben. Deliv. II. 6l2l. HU. 1898.
GFN- RFPAIRING-Rea sewer man: leaky
roofs, cutters, furnace coils On. 22s3-J
METAL weather stripping, roofing; car
nenter work all kinds. Oh. l26s-M.
BROWNS magnetic paint will keep water
from running into cellars. II. 22ss.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Howard Murphy. "a printer Blooming
ton. Ind. and Dorothy McClintock, 81,
nurse. 1922 Burdsal parkway.
Samuel Colsten. Al. mechanic Muncie,
and Louine Corn. Is, 1924 East Morris
street.
Timothy Shea "a. pugilist 302 Orange
street, and Martha Campbell 20, laun-
dress 1926 North Illinois street
Carl Stotts. 81. maintenance, Abb East
Washington street. and Margaret LortZ,
240l Ashland avenue
Ray Stofer. 23 cabinet worker, 1892 Lee
street, and Mary Collins, 49, 1882 Lee
street.
Arlie Stump. 80. clerk. Urbana. Ill. and
Marie Wilkerson, %. $40 South Vine street.
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FOUNTAIN COUNTY-Two bridges on
Road 234. consisting of one 96' bridge
man and one bridge of two spans Of 75s
each approximately 81 miles east OF
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MARTIN COUNTY-One bridge on
Road so at Shoals. Indiana. over the
East Fork of White River. consisting Of
three spans of 175' each and 1 span OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-02
AUT0M OLIVE
so Autos For Sale

FOR REAL BARGAINS
In good late model used cars See the
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
1886 s. Meridian. DR.. 4743.
Bargains IN Used Cara
CARSON BROS.
s2l-33 virginia Ave. Dr. o237.
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Bungalow, West. $50

1905 winton: rms. furnace. garage
and front drive Snappy little home.
Dunlop & Holtegel
i22 Z. Market.f Ii. SSH.
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81 Trucks, Tractors, TraiIers
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~ OLIVE RoBERTs BARToN.

II parents would raise the cur
tain and look behind the scenes OF
their children's minds, don't be-
beve they would get SO impatient
For half the things we scoId then,
for are virtues-oh, no, not virtues
that's such a pale word-but valu-
able assets of the highest order.
Il get so tired of telling Johnny
things" says his mother. He
doesn't pay any attention. I dc
wish I could teach him to concen-
trate."
If she could step back stage in
that young mind she would prob
ably discover something surprising
The very thing that she complains
about his lacking, is the very quail
ity that he has.
1t is because he has that rare
faculty Of keeping his mind on one
thing at a time that she finds diff
Guilty In diVerting him to pay atten-
ton to her.
II she were clever, she would
not try TO get his attention away
from the thing he is concentrating
on at the time unless it was abso-
lutely necessary
For once the power of losing ones
self completely in one task is gone
or let us be technical and say i'm
pulse, it is just one Of those things
we don't get back.
We get older and older and each
year that power of forgetting the
world in the one thing we are try
ing to do, gets more difficult.
What makes it difficult? Inter-
ruption, or just as bad, fear Of in
terruption.
Why is it that people who are
doing the biggest, hardest mental
work are apt to be absent-minded
about that useful trick of discard
ing everything but the thing at
hand9 Their big work engrosses
them.
Usually they are irritable when
interrupted. And aren't all of us?
Wouldn't Johnny's own mother be
cross II the telephone rang when
she was carefully measuring out the
ingredients for her prize cake?
don't say that we can allow
the children to go on continually
without needing things we are say
Ing, orders, directions, advice, OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-28
Dramatic Tea Will Be Given
for Many Guests Sunday

Interest" They will be assisted by
Kathleen Campbell and Millicent
Cummings.
Spring flowers viii be used in
decorating the living room, where
the following program will be pre-
sented:
Piano and accordian solos by James
westover. reading by Kathleen Campbell,
recitations ana musical monologues by
Eileen Westover, playlet with Eileen and
James Wecstover taking part. and clairi-
net solo by James westover, accompanied
by Millicent Cummings.
Following the program, tea will
be served in the garden by Mrs
Westover, assisted by Mrs. E. r
Campbell and Mrs. Joe Kettery.
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Three HOnOred
at Sh0yeY BY
Mrs. r. Watson

Mrs. Robert A. Watson, 4Sl5 East
washington street, entertained
Wednesday night with a miscellane-
Gus shower in honor Of Mrs. Jerry
Wheeler, formerly Miss Bessie Berry
Wheeler, formerly Miss Bessie Berry,
Miss Thelma Amann, who will be
married to Carl Schnepf in June;
and Miss Rose Vonburg, whose mar
rage to Dewey Byerly will take
place in June.
The house was decorated with
spring flowers, in a color scheme of
pink, orchid, and blue. Mrs. Wat
son was assisted by Miss Mary
Harold. Guests were:
Mesdames Nell Ceisler Allen Woods.
Glenn Moore Bruce Herndon. Herman
Eeynolos; Misses Dena .McCammack. Betty
GreSh. Margaret Stoiber. Lola Wyson0.
Gail Wingert and Helene Kespohl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-28
PIANO CLASS TO
PRESENT RECITAL

Piano pupils of Mrs. Charlotte
Beckley Lehman will be present
ed in their annual spring recital at
3 Thursday night, June 4, at the
Cropsey auditorium, Central IL
brary. Artists assisting will be
Mrs. Charles SymonS, soprano; Miss
Sara Beth Brown, violinist, and
Willard Brown, cornetist. Those
taking part will be-:
Janice Commons. Betty Owens. Ruth
Johnson. Dorothy Schludecker. Betty Petit
John. Evelyn Young. Marie Barnes. Betty
Mathey. Larene Lutz. Eleanor Berger.
Frances Brown. Helen Pitt. Betty Reed.
Thomas Oberlies and Gerald Johnson.
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---Your
Don't Interrupt Your Child
When He Is Concentrating

requests. That would mean chaos
indeed.
But I do think that we invade
their privacy Of thought and inter-
est too often and too rudely. In
other words, we will get better re-
suits If we can select moments when
they are not lost in another world
and jerk them back to our bidding.
They will listen then and remem-
Der. We'd have less cause to say
that Johnny doesn't pay attention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-28
Slips Match Jackets

Evening slips with matching short
jackets are new idea. You can
use them as a lounging costume. Or
the jacket as a "breakfast-in-bed'
jacket. Or to slip on when you run
the comb through your hair for a
last-minute freShening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-28

Eileen and James Westover will
entertain seventy-five guests with a
dramatic tea at 4 Sunday afternoon
at the home Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert j. Westover, IS South
Audubon road. Mrs. Joe Kettery,
their dramatic teacher, will give a
short talk on ''DramaticS, A Life
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Good between any agency station
and any other point on both Rail-
road and Motor Coach Divisions.
Sold subject to minimum price per
hook.
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MISS DITTRICH rs
HONORED At PARTY

Miss Claire M. Dittrich, whose
marriage to Roy Van Arsdall will
take place June Z. was honored at
party given Wednesday night by
Miss Katherine Lowman. Favors
and decorations were in the bridal
colors, pink and blue. Guests are:
Mesdames Beatrice Dittrich, Walter
Stewart, Edgar Vigus, Paul NJ. Cook,
Misses Helen Adams, Frances Lewis. Lucille
Whitaker. Ruth Bowman, Dorothy vehl-
ing. Nigel Haley. Virginia Holman, Ruth
Stewart and Betty Heidelman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-28
Color IN Blankets

Polka dots have invaded the
blanket field. They're used in little
allover polka dots in contrasting
color on solid color ground, or in
graduated sizes of darker dots on a
light ground.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-28
MANY HOSTS FOR
RACE DAY PARTIES

Dinner reservations for parties
preceding the Speedway victory
dance to be held Saturday night
by the indianapolis Athletic Club
have been made by a number Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-28
Initiation Is
Held for I
bySOr0rity

Kappa chapter Of Mu Phi Epsilon,
national honorary musical sorority,
OF Arthur Jordan Conservatory OF
Music. held initiation services
wednesday night at the home OF
Mrs. Clyde Titus, 1886 Middle drive,
Woodruff Place.
A buffet supper was served pre-
ceding the initiation, which was
followed by a musical program by
the new members.
Those initiated are Misses Beulah
BeckWith, Ernestine Fleming, Ge-
neva Potts, Marcia Clapp, Ruth
Pickard, jeanette Harris and Sarah
Elizabeth Miller. The program fol-
lows:
Piano
Lotus Land" ............. Cyril Scott
In the Chinese city. 49,. .Niemann
81. Miss Beckwirth.
Piano-"Polidinelle' .RachmaninoI
Piano-"choraie" IL MinorJ ....B Bach
vioiin-"Czardas' .......s... D'A6ont,
Miss Clapp.
Miss Pickard. accompanlst.
PiAno-"Etude. Opus as. No. IT,. Chopin
Miss Harris.
Paino-"Eioe Of the Knights" Medtner
Miss Miller.
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.ub Those who

members Of the club. Those who
will entertain are:
Paul 7. Payns. Jack stern. Carl Won
Luhrte. G. H. Jackson. NJ. N. McPherson.
J. V. Donadio. J. J. Heidi. r. D. Mcclure.
R. 3. Kelly. Robert J. Brewington. Stanley
q. Disdue. M. r. c. Fox. c. O. sehIosser.
g. H. Becker. r. p. Gehrt. Ellis Hay.
A. W. Harrington. J. p. Carroll. p. ri
Akin, v. Hayter. r. L. SeabuyV and
w ]. Robinson.
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Indiana Poetry society is spon-
soring a series Of three broadcasts
over station WKBF in observance
of national poetry week. Mrs.
Edna Denham Raymond will give
a program of her own poetry at
4.30 Friday and Saturday after
moons. She gave the first of the
group at 8:45 Wednesday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Harrison,
1855 North New Jersey street. will
have Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kipp and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Petit, Mansfield,
o., as guests for the weekend. They
will attend the races.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-05
Games For
Southwest Loop

DALLAS, Oct. 5. Rl-Only two
Southwest conference championship
football games are slated Saturday.
They inauguyate the ace IN which
SIX teams will seek TO GUST the Uni
versity of Texas Longhorns, 1880
conference champions.
Texas indicated 1t was ready for
Rice at Austin by soundly defeat
ing Missouri University of the Big
Six conference. 81 to 0. Saturday.
Featured by the backfield work OF
Koy, Stafford. Craig. Elkins ami
Burr, plus the steady playing Of the
entire Texas line. the Longhorns so
completely ou~t-claSsed Missouri, Of
fensively and defensively. that the
game lacked interest after the frs
period. The Longhorns will be out
to settle last years score when Rice
upset them 6 TO 0.
With victories in warm-up affairs
Saturday the Southern Methodist
Mustangs and University Of Arkan-
sas Razorbacks start conference war
fare Saturday at Fayetteville. 1t
viii be their first meeting in several
years. The Mustangs whipped SIM
mons Saturday 81 to 10. Arkansas
had no trouble trouncing Hendrix
college Saturday. 10 to o. With Led
better starring. the Razorbacks scol-
ed early and closed UP.
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BRITISH STARS
ARE DEFEATED
Vines, American Champion
Beats Perry Of
England

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 5-P-
The logged but futile efforts Of
two British Davis - players 70
annex some OF the title from
United States stars in the Pacific
Coast tennis tournament here pro-
vided the highlights Of the compe-
tition.
Working UP to the finals Of the
singles play, Frederick Perry. Eng
lSh star. lost a long hard-fought
match to Ellsworth Vines, lanky
youngster from Pasadena who. with
his win yesterday, now holds IA
United States championships. in
GLIDING the National singles title.
Perry was defeated 6-3. 21-19. clio.
Paired with G.. P. Hughes, his
Davis cup partner. Perry set out
after the hard match with Vines
TO capture the mems doubles title.
but lost to hard-hitting Lester
Stoeffen. Los Angeles. and Sidney
Wood. New York. English singles
champion, in straight sets, Ga, Ga.
6-3.
With the hope he would take at
least one title back home, Hughes
paired with Edith Cross. San Fran
cisco, who Saturday won the Coast
women's singles title to play Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody and George Lott
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Moody and Lott took the
match, 60, 3-6. 60. thereby re-
tanning the mixer title they won in
1880.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-05
Austin College Net
Squad Opens Work

SHERMAN, Oct. 5.-Twent ycan-
didates for the Austin College ten
mis- team turned out this week for
an organization meeting In which
Hal Moody, Sherman, sophomore
letter student and ace on the net
SQUAD as a freshman last year, was
elected captain of the team. Earle
Worley, freshman athletic coach,
had charge Of the meeting.
Hunter Loftin, Sherman, IS the
only other lettered player on the
team this year. although Hall Nc
Mahan Of Clarksville is expected
to enroll al midterm in time for
the tennis season. Bryan Oberthier,
Kilgore, and JAMES Richardson,
Sherman, saw action last year, but
did not letter.
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emM@ The OWNSvM HERALD SPORTS SECTION gmmza
NTERSECTIONAL GAMES ARE ON VALLEY, GRID SCHEDUL
Donna, La Feria
To Meet Friday
Special to IRE HeraIdl

DONNA. oct. A-rwo undefeated
teams viii meet here Friday, Oct.
3. for the first home game OF the
Redskins 1891 season The In FeriA
Cavaliers. who, during the past
twO years have beaten the Donna
eleven. will be the guests Of the
Redskins on their new bermuda
sod field.
La FeriR has defeated Raymond
vile and Rio Hondo this fall. and
their quarter ] OK. Copp.n. has I'm
each game run for a touchdown
from the kickoff.
The Cavaliers trounced the Rio
Hondo eleven by a score Of II to O.,
whereas the Redskins took the .ame
team In Ia the tune OF 81 20 o.
Next Fridays game promises 70
be one OF the hardest fought Of
the season.
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Athletics, Cards to Play
Monday at Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S. Up
Champions Of the world. the Phila-
delphia Athletics arrayed them
selves in their own stronghold at
Shibe Park to repel the attack OF the
st. Louis Cardinals in the third
game Of the World series.
Without advantage after the first
pair of skirmishes In st. LouiS-vic-
torious in the opening game. sub
dued in the second-the Athletics
tore into the first Of three games
on the eastern front determined to
sweep the engagements here and
prevent adjournment Of the series TO
st. Louis again for final decision in
a sixth, and If necessary seventh
game.
Saved from the prospect the ex-
pegts painted for them-defeat in
-four straight games-by the bril-
liant pitching Of Wild Bill Hallahan.
the opportune clouting and reckless
base running OF young Pepper"
Martin-the Cardinals welcomed in
creased strength with return to third
base Of "Sparky" Adams. whose in
Jured leg kept him out OF the OPEN
ing series installment in st. Louis.
Andy High substituted in the open
Ing game for 'Sparky." who PLAYED