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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
Residents of River View
District are Making a
Base Ball Diamond
FINLEY

The men of Finley-Hover are
conating work on q new base ball
diamond for the River View school.
Evening star., 1935-07-24
Draths.

PHILLIPS; ALBYN =. Suddenly m Tues
Ist 81; NV, ALBYT Z = PHILLIPS PHILIPS be- be-
ners from she o. nsSla dsanSsr, snios e.
southeasa II, funeral home. 5I7 iith Gt.
Relatives and friend, invited to attend:
Interment Fort Worth. Tex.
PHILLIPS. ALBYN The Brotherhood u
sTothsT ssookSindsTS inform y9T Of the death o
THssdsy; July s3: 1885. Union ser services ices
Sh.%S:T sa. f9RiEsI Isbg eIEIsi sE
PORTER: GENEVA sUssEY. On w.dres-
PORTER (nst Grant,. beloved vie n
Wiley N. Porter. Funeral from her
grsss HeiGhts. on FRIDAY July ss. 2 At -
em 6bnreb ssryssi ss yb. zoiv a. ESther MsMSTis
H.ights. at 80 80 p.m. m R.latiyes ia'sd nnd
friend: invited. Interment Cedar Hin
AGsNsSs gEHSk d.n..r q ao.sita sSafaT sk 2siZ
mains f.stnr q a. sss.sGSh ss.S.ats fan.fsi Md home. me-
hereafter at the residence nissGd' Of Mrs. G Car.
re HARRINGTON. n Fenton pl. NV. Fu-
nsTnl r.nn T6hursdsy tn so July ?5; at go an;
Arlinston National Cemetery. ~
sEARLE, CHARLES r, Suddenly. on Tues
1889 Pa: ave Sc; CHARLES R.. ,aTsd n
s sesF sG.ed aSSaaf from IF the Hsrrv ats qs
Psdsett's funeral home, l31 ,1lth s..
Relatives and friends invited, Inter-
ment Confessional Cemetery.
soMMERER. JOHN v. On Tuesday. July
%. 1885. at Georgs Washington uni
sT5ity SsT6Vsd bbosPta y John SoMEFER
neral services at Hysong,s parlors, 1900
H., Hst; NV on FRIDAY. July 26. at 2p.m.
ss:n 'GS Gedaf 'Hfi H GS6se S 'ipd e
THOMAS. ELLA. On Tuesday. july %.
le36; at her residence. 2305 Iarcom pl,.
Lee Heights. Va. ELLA, beloved wife Of
Gssi.r SOM chapel 4oi i7ss s'H Pa ave. 'ose4n nR
until o'clock Friday mornins. Services
I'd, Livingston Heights Va on Friday.
in Abbey Msusoleum. as
july %. 1885 ANNE FRASER Walk:
1hs Walker. Remains resting at the s.
st. NV, Funeral services at Mount Yer
non Place M. Il. Church on THURSDAY,
July 20. at pm. Interment Glenwood
WATTS. SARAH. Departed this life Mon
ss L st. nv. SARAH WATTS, the de-
Watts Buekman and Edna watts Belton.
She also leaves to mourn their loss two
loving sisters Mary z. Dorsey and Rosa
p. Jackson; four era randchildTen. Rosetta
Jackson. MaiSie Butler Datcher. Bertha
Turner and Gertrude Henson. and other
relatives and friends. Funeral Thurs
day. July %. at ] 80 pm. from Israel
Baptist Church 11th ~. between and
O sts. ne. Rev A. 3 Fisher ofbcis tins.
IntermenL Harmony CemeterJ.
WHARTON. JAMES. On SUNDAY JULY al
| 1885. JAMES. the beloved husband of
Louise Wharton. He also leaves one
daughter and other relatives and
2 an from The W Ernest Jarvis West
End parlor. 2sth 81 and DIKnbarton ave.
NV.
/ YEATMAN. KATE. On Wednesday. July
"a 1885 KATE beloved wife of the
late william H Yeatman and mother Of
| Rudolph H. and Albert z. Yeatman and
Hazel MeKnisht; Funeral freT on The
| ave Sc. on Friday, July "a. Hoties
of time later
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tomorrow for Carlton M. Collins, re-
tired hotel man who died yesterday
at the Washington Home for In
curables, after a long illness. The
body will be at the S. H. Hines un-
dertaking parlors, 1901 Fourteenth
street, until IL; 80 am. tomorrow.
For II years Mr.. Collins was chief
clerk and assistant manager of the
Raleigh Hotel Previously he had
been manager of the Schenley Hotel
in Pittsburgh and the old Shoreham
Hotel in Washington. He had also
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MCCORMICK AIDS B0RAH

CHEYENNE. Wyo., July a. Op.-
Col. Robert r. Mccormick, Chicago
publisher, said In an interview here
yesterday he liked Senator Borah"
as q possible Republican presidential
candidate for 1896.
Tanned by a week on wyoming
ranch, the publisher was in Cheyenne
a few minutes en- route by plane TO
Chicago.
I'm for the Republican who can
get the most votes" he said. Il like
Borsh as a possible candidate very
much and l think he would get a
lot OF votes"
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WRITES N. R. A. HISTORY

The Business Advisory Council ap-
pointed committee yesterday to help
N. r. A. write Its history.
The committee includes Henry l.
Hartman. Robert M. Field. James
w. Hook, Norris z. Leeds. George H
Mead and Walter White.
The council simultaneously asked a
large number Of trade groups, by
circular letter, to cooperate.
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been associated with various other
hotels throughout the country.
Mr.. Collins, who was sS. suffered n
stroke of paralysis at the home Of his
son, at Mount Airy. N. c., three years
ago. Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Myra Collins, and his son. Carlton
Collins, jr.
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SERVICES TOMORROW
FOR DANIEL BUCKLEY, SO
Requiem Mass for Resident of
Capital 81 Years Will Be
Sung by Son.

Funeral services for Daniel Buckley
So. who died in Providence Hospital
Monday after an illness Of two weeks,
will be held at the residence. 1918 v
street southeast, tomorrow aJ $50 m
Requiem mass will be sung by his son,
Father John Buckley, az st. Theresa s
Church at 10 O'Clock. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Buckley. a native Of Ireland. was
a resident Of Washington for 81 years
and for more than is years had been
employed at the Navy Yard. until his
retirement after an injury.
Besides Father Buckley he is survived
by two other sons, Thomas N. Buckley
and Daniel p. Buckley. and two
daughters. Mrs. Albert Clayton and
Mrs. Joseph Hurlburt.
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In Mrnnrtant.

FOLEY. RALPH. In loving memory Of our
dear son and brother, RALPH Folly.
who departed this life SIX years aSo to-
DAY. July "a. 1923
Six years have passed since that sad day,
When one We loved was called away
God took him home. 1t was His will,
Within our hearts he liveth still.
On the hillside softly sleeping.
Where the trees silently wave.
Lies the one we loved dearly
In his lonely silent grave.
HIS LOVING MOTHER DADDY. DOR
OTHY AND RAYMOND.
FOLEY RALPH. In sad bur loving remem-
FOLEY who departed his life six years
sRo today. july "a. 1929
An4.hsT sxIT ffIs H,tb Ia%S him has ~,s sO9: T:v
Another little darling boy
Is sheltered in the srsYe.
God needed one more ansel child
Amidst His shining band
30 He bent With loYing smile
GRANDMA FRANK.
JOHNSON. ROSA. In sad and loving mem
ory Of our departed sister. ROSA JOHN
SON who passed 10 eternal rest one
year ago today. July "A, 1884
Rest on. dear sister; In tn. SWEET
HER SISTERS LAURA AND RACHEL
JOHNSON, ROSA a. In reverence 20 the
ss,g,fu e eur s'ins .tr u1 %Gts' fa9
xell-earned reward one year sEo todsv,
Her HEh bAuoHTERs BEATRICE AND
% dear MARY MARY JANE. JANE who he left t"iGs Us July a,
1884.
Loved and remembered
THE FAMILY.
KING. NJ. JANE. To-Day MARKS the tenth
anniversary Of the passing OF my irieno.
fa25, And now in th., shsdoS mad; m:a:
nj
iisht of her lovable character, We pauss
S fS s hishtF 'ouFaf. TAuA tRG sse's5 'RoBSsoS
KUTTNER. FANNIE wENGER. In loving
ssf.T FHSN z 0ST %ESoER nee daRis
today. July "a. 1892 Anniversary mass
MOTHER AND SISTERS.
MOORE. LOUISE ANNIE. In sad but low
ing remembrance of our dear dauehter
ard sister. LOUISE ANNIE MOORE. who
passed away one year aso today, July
"a 1884.
The month of July Is here.
To us the Saddest OF the year
Because 3iss one yest Wst esiI.o SsnI f0IT away
To your grave we wander
Flowers place with loving HANDS,
We feel that you are near us
WING MOTHER AND BROTHERS.
/ SWEENEY. ELLEN n. tribute of owe
and devotion TO the memory Of our dear
mother. ELLEN H. SWEENEY. who de-
parted this life three years ago TO-DAY,
July "a. 1892 Anniversary mass at
St Aloysius Church.
Mother our hearts Ions for you.
It's lonesome in many WAYS.
For life is not the same TO US
Since YOU were called away.
You CHEEKY ways. YOUR smiling face
Are a pleasure TO recall;
You had friendly WORD Ior eaen
And died beloved BY all.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS AND
! SONS. MARY MAGGIE, EDWARD
AND JAMES.
/ orv of our darling Gran ELLEN H
/ SWEENEY. who departed this life thres
| verssry mass at St Johns Church
Shreveport. La.
| Gone but not forsotten.
HER DEVOTED dRANDCHILDFEN
| DAN AND FLORENCE
Evening star., 1935-07-24
JOHN GALLAGHER BURIED
IN ARl lINGT0N CEMETERY
World War Veteran, Who Was
Killed by Auto, Fought in
Four Major Battles.

Funeral services for John j. Gala
CHER, who was killed when hit by an
automobile last week, were held yes
terdsy morning at st. Aloysius Church.
Burial. with military honors, was in
Arlington National Cemetery.
Mr.. Gallagher was q member Of the
109th Infantry during the World War
and participated In four major battles.
On his return to the United States
he entered the employ of the War De-
partment. serving in that position
until his death.
surving are his wife. Mrs. Ethel
Gallagher: a son, John j. Gallagher,
jr., and a sister, Mrs. Matilda Watts.
Evening star., 1935-07-24
Club to Hold Dance.

The Macfsrlsnd Young Mems Club
will hold q public dance at $50 pm.
today at the Roosevelt Community
Center under supervision Of ]. Philip
McBriarty, chairman, and Mrs. A. L.
Irving, secretary. OF the Community
Center.
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Darn uf ThankH

WOODEN. ESTHER LORRAINE. We thank
aur maAy friends fer their loyal devo-
tion and beautiful horai designs and
words of encouragensfnt durins our
baby's illness and OF her death.
EVERETT AND EVELYN WOODEN.
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FOuNn.

Animal Rescue League II o ct NV
Phone North 5730
MONEY. small amount; owner may have
by stating amount lost place and date.
Address Box GOT. Star once
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LOST.

LOST.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star Wil be accepted
Mondays TO Fridays. inclusive, up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 an.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
BOSTON BULLDOG, female. msrking.
Shite collar on neck left eve bad. Reward
BRACELET. silver link. cameo. TUESDAY
morning near corner N. H ave. and Ran
dolph. Call Columbia 3276.
D. A. r. PIN, Thursday. 3. Mt Pleasant car;
Phone Columbia 1919 or National 27II
DOG. black large. resembling bear. very
nervous. Woman's pet. wandering in woods
near Clarendon 800 reward Mrs. Lloyd
Richards. CAPITOL Park Hotel. 26'
EYEGLASSES and fountain pen vicinity of
Losan Circle. Reward. Call National l0l9.
EYEGLASSES. bifocal tortoise shell. Viein-
ty 22no ano R. ave. ne. Reward.
PhGne Decatur 3394-W.
EGS Ef3S In5FIs TERslsR1Isn ~ ans yhite male
Prone Cleveland 1928.
POcKErBOOK. small black and brown.
about July 10; contains letters written in
japanese. Reward. Y. Kishi. Clsv. s572.
PURSE. small, white. beaded. contained
keys. money. Finder keep purse and
money. return keys. Adams 0s6b.
SHELL-RIM GLASSES in black leather
case from 'Etz." Reward. Phone West
0014
SPECTACLEs pair of horn-rimmed on or
vicinity Ellipse. Reward. Lee House. Dis
trict $500. Ext $50.
UMBRELLA, blue silk amber handle, on
18th and Pa. ave car. Monday. July %
Phone Lincoln 10416. Reward
WALLET brown, with money and drivers
permit. Reward. Edward Klein. Phone
Potomac 2l5l
WRIST WATCH, l7-jewel Hamilton lost at
Washington Golf and Country Club July
Is either in club house or on golf course.
Phone Mr. Groom. National 701l.
WRIST WATCH. boys EIgin. at Tech pool
Monday nieht. Call Adams 3962.
WRIST WATCH. lsdy's. white gold Hamil-
ton. vicinity Investment Bldg. or Conn
ave. and Mckinley ST.; model $50. case No
0669960. Reward. Emerson 1922.
S44 Tuesday evening at or near Vietc!,s
Drug Store, Wisconsin ave. and Ingomar.
Ny business card attached. Reward. Please
rstuIn to Philip G. Af1eek. West 1858.
Evening star., 1935-07-24

Big Corn Crop Expected.
Argentina expects a record corn crop
Of Asa. 500 900 bushels.
Evening star., 1935-07-24

Sodas Invade Moscow.
American ice cream Sodss and malt
ed milk have invaded Moscow.
Evening star., 1935-07-24
CARLTON M. COLLINS
FUNERAL TOMORROW

Private Services to Be Held in
Winchester-Was Clerk
at Raleigh.
Private funeral services in Win
chester. Va. will be held at pm.
Evening star., 1935-07-24

23 1875, at his residence. JOSEPH W.
FRENZEL. beloved husband of Viola
Frenzel and father Of six children. He
also is survived by father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. FTenZel. and eight
sisters and brothers Remains restins
!. at Joseph y Birchs Sons funeral home.
3n34 NJ st. NV. Funeral Thursday. july
c5 at pm from the Methodist
Church. Fairfax. Va Relatives and
friends invited. Interment IN Fairfax
Cemetery.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Local thun-
dershowers probable tonight and to-
morrow; not much change In tempera-
ture; gentle winds mostly southwest
and west.
Maryland - Local thundershowers
probable tonight and tomorrow; not
much change in temperature.
Virginia - Local thundershowers
probable tonight and tomorrow. except
generally fair in south portion to-
night; not much change in tempera-
ture.
West Showers and thun-
derstorms probable tonight and tomor-
row; not much change in temperature.
River Report.
Potomac River clear and Shenan-
doah slightly cloudy this morning.
Report for Last "a Hours.
Temp Bsro. Temp; BaTo
Desrsss. Inenes' r.a Desrees' AhSheS
Yesterday. GO .os. Tooay. % 90 Or
/ Dm--- Dm = = sss7 sa ! :m.--- :.m i e ss
Record fer Last 81 Hosrs
prom noon yesterday to noon todsyh
Highest, aS. $40 pm. yesterday. Year
ago. SO =,
Record TsmDerAturss This Year.
Hiehest as, on July 90.
Lowest. .. on January 2s.
Humidity for Last "a Heurs.
CFrom noon yesterday TO noon todsyN
Highest. SIS per cent at $50 pm. yes
Lowest. ~ per cent at $40 pm yes
terday.
TIde Tables.
FURNISHED bv United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
TODAY Tomorrow
High 2:35 am. 3:S3 a m
low p:3Iam In:32 am.
HiFh 3,na pm 4.O9 D m
Low p:4Ipm. 10:42 p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets
Sun today Sol
sun tomorrow 500 -
Moon. today---- - Z.oA p'm
Automobile LIGHTS must be turned or
one-bsn hour after sunset
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches In ths
Ce pitaI current month to datel:
Evening star., 1935-07-24
EDWARDS. GERTRUpE c. On Mond

July %. 1885 at Geol eetown Hospital.
GERTRUDE c. EDWARDS. beloved wife
Of Wallace Edwards and mother Of Wal;
lace R. and Eugene Edwards. Funeral
from her late residence 3231 Volta pl.
NV. on Wednesday. July "a. at pm;
thence to German Lutheran Church,
Wisconsin ave and Volta pl-. where
services will be held az 2:30 I'm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Union Cemetery Rockville Nd. "a
Evening star., 1935-07-24

FRIESS. REGINA On July "a. 1885 at
Sis am. A. her residence 1924 St
NV. REGINA FRIEsS beloved wife Of
the late JACQUES Friess and mother OF
Frank and Louis FriesS FuneHAl FIJI
day, July 26. at $50 am. from the
above residence: thence TO Holy Trinity
where mass viii be said at 2 am. for
the repose Of her soul Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Ollvet
25
Evening star., 1935-07-24

SOOKHULTZ, CLARA VIRGINIA. On
Monday. july, 22, 1885, At L pm. e
the home Of her son. William Y. Book
hultz. at 81 Grant circle NV, CLARA
VIRGINIA BOOKHULTZ (nee CARROLL.
the beloved wife OF William T. Book
hultz, In her seventy fourth year ru-
neral services at the above residence on
Thursday. July 25. ct 2 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. "a
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BRYANT. ALEXANDER c. On Tuesdayy,
SExSSprR sI. n ssS ssYasfEFh afFh'f 5.laE.a aSsPts
ther Of Mrs. Maud BRYANT Taylor. Mrs;
Jessie Woodson and Roy BRYANT ana
brother Of Mrs: Maria Johnson ~, ~,
the W, Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1892 You st. NV. Rev. Charles wesley
ofhciatinR. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery, 35
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DENNIS. WILLIAM 6 Pspartss this l6ns ID:

illness WILLIAM c DENNIS of 363 @
St sw He leaves to mourn their loss
LOVING wife Adelaide Dennis; two
daughters Arnita and Bessie johnson,
ano other relatives snd friends. Re-
mains resting at Barnes 4 Matthews
funeral home 6l4 4th ST. s.w. Notice
Of funeral later
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day. July 81. Isah, WALTER B. beloved
son OF Rev. Grant and Mamie Contee.
brother Of Richard. Robert and William
Contee. Ruth johnson and Thelma
KinR. He also leaves hve nteceS. Bes-
triee johnson Lillian and Yvonne King.
Willie May and Ruth Contee; three sis
ters-in-lav. Lucille. Grace T. and Grace
r. Contee: one brotheT-in-lsw. Ilnvood
Kins and other relatives and friends;
Remains resting at Stevart's funeral
home 80 II at. ne. until "Wednesday.
July "a at pm; thereafter at his late
residence 1877 3rd st. NV, where fu-
neral services will be held THURSDAY.
July % at pm. Interment Harmony
Cemetery
Evening star., 1935-07-24

HAGGERTY. JOHN ]. Suddenly on Sun
day: july 81. Ia35; at Baltimore; No Nd,
JOHN JIHS; HAGGERTYH H.1H.rfs the 9sloVsS ns4s ngs
from the w. W. Chambers Co. funeral
home 1900 Chaplin s.. NV, on Wed
nesdsy July - at pm. Relatives
ton National Cemetery. with full military
honors "a
Evening star., 1935-07-24

lloyd. LAURA N. c On TUESDAY. July
I1th st. Sc, LAURA NJ. c. LLOYD. be,
loved wife Of the late Riehard 3; Lloyd
neral from william j. Nsrey's funeral
home. 522 sth st. s.e.. on Thursday
July o5 at $40 am; thence to Holy
Comforter Church. 14th and East Cap
itoi ats where mass will be offered at
Dam. for the repose OF her soul. Rels
tives and friends invited. 1nterment
flowers
Evening star., 1935-07-24
The Sun and Neon.

Nnon tnSsy 2:54 pm.
Automobile liehts must be turned on
one-hsn hour after sunset
PreeieltatiOn
Evening star., 1935-07-24

|
LYNN. EDITH A. On Tuesday. July -.
1895. at her residence. 443 Mass. ave:
NV. EDITH A. LYNN beloved wife Of
John w. Lynn sister of Francis H.
Boyce. Kansas City. Kans. Alfred L
Boyce of Alexandris. Va. and Fannie
NJ. Boyce of Washington. d. c. Funeral
from the above residence on Thursday.
July rs. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends
Invited fnterment Glenwood Cemetery.
New York. Kansas City and Ohio
papers please copyD "A
LYNN. EDITH A. special meeting Of
Friendship Chapter. No. II. o. =. =. Is
called for Thursday. July 90 1885. at
I2:45 pm. at Masonic Temple, 46ll
Of our late sister. EDITH A. LYNN. BY
order Of the worthy mstron.
CORA l. YOWELL. secretary.
MCCLELLAN. WILBUR 4. suddenly. on
July %. 1886. at his home. 4O7 Prince
George st., Laurel, Nd, WILBUR A.,
aged 10 years. beloved husband Of
Minta Mcclellan (nee Bevans) and son
OF the late Andrew and Henrletta Nc
Cellan. Funeral services At the above
residence on Thursday at $3.50 Pm. In
tefment in Ivy Hill Cemetery.
NIX, LNLEY III. Suddenly, on wednes-
day, July "a 1885. at his residence.
1900 18th st. ne. LINLEY H. NIX. the
beloved husband Of Lima Nix and father
OF Reagan Tomsles Nix. Funeral serv.
ICES A. the above residence. Notice Of
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ROBINSON. FRANK. On SUNDAY. July
81 1893 ct GsIlinser Hospital. FRANK
ROBINSON, OF HaEerStoWn. Nd. Re
mains resting at 9tewaIt's funeral home
30 st. ne. until Wednesday. July "a;
thereafter at the residence Of Mrs. Gar
RE HARRINGTON. n Fenton pl. NV. F1i-
neral Thursday. July IS. at $50 am.
from the above residence Interment
Arlinston National Cemetery. %
, 1935-10-24
Hound-P Panther
Contest Tops

WESLACO, Oct. "a One Of the
seasons most important Valley Class
ID games viii be played here Fr.uay
when the WeSlaco Painters and sun
Benito Greyhounds. both possible
ties as contenders for the Class B
title. renew their annual engage
ment.
Captain Smith of the Painters Is
out OF the lineup this week because
OF an infected heel and the flaShy
Virgil Jackson has been missing
because Of knee injuries received in
the Pha-r-San Juan-Alamo game.
The Painters viii he seriously
handicapped without the services or
these two stars. Other minor in
jurieS forced the Panthers 70
nothing more strenuous this week
than dummy Scrimmage, blocking
and tackllng and particularly work
by the backfield.
Probable starting lineup for the
Panthers viii be: Miller Q4), left
end; Backw1th d3), left tack1e;
Fort. O). left guard; Wallace C2l),
center: Hill u6), right guard;
Archer. right tackle; Swanzey Bl.
right end; Leonard (4). quarterback:
Duke ca, right halfback: Wilson
CD, left halfbcak: and Isham uD,
fullback.
, 1935-10-24

The worlds oldest are Il said 10 be
architecture. Earliest dated archltec-
tural remains are those az the Baby
lonians. which date as far back a.
5000 b. g.
, 1935-10-24
CHEVICNYMEN
HOLD RECORD


AN@8NA4a~M AaA@@ 2WAAaI WAAAIN
With Jimmy Hadlock, Jay Arnold
and william Pltzer I'm the Texas
hackfIeld. Coach Jack CheviRny's
unique distinction ct never having
q team held scoreless In his career
as head coach VIII have an excel
lent chance 10 remain unblemiShed
this season.
Regardless OF how stout the com
petition. Chevigny's stalwnrts have
always managed 20 score. He has
been coaching three years and hts
teams have played g games with
out having the whltewrsh applied
It IN "a marvellous record the Rice
Owls would Just love To end In sat
urday's outstanding Southwest
conference ccmbat at Austin.
Wichita Falls win 20 collegiate
Saturday night when the Southern
Methodist Mustangs play Hardin
Simmons. S~pudderville ~ expect
ed % turn cut en- masSc for the &C.
caslon. The MuStangs are prom
inent In the national recognition
spotlight. and not only Wichita
Falls fans but hundreds on West
Texans are expected 90 see the
game.
To most critics the game Is O
"hrcather" for the Mustangs, but
not 10 Coaches Matty Bell and Vic
Hurt. They expect a hard game
from Hardin-Simmons and Eel
frankly has said he would start
his first string lineup and would
leave them In there throughout the
game II necessary. Hnrdln-Eim-
mons plays good football. and Ii
should be q big night In Wichita
Falls
One halfback who Is coming fast
In this years Southwest Confer
ence race u Allen Keen OK the Uni
versity CT Arkansas. Keen w1s q
substitute until the second half Ct
the Arkansas-Eaylcr game which
the Porkers lost. Is to q.
On Thanksgiving Day. 1891. the
Centenary Gentlemen ar Shrcve-
port lost 10 Arkansas. o 20 o. Not
since that day have the Gentle
, 1935-10-24
WOmen's Tourney
Is Nearing Close

FORT WORTH. Oct. "A. Up
Eavorites were in the c~uarter-fi-
nals Thursday OF the Texas Wom-
ems Open Golf tournament rs six
other players, who waited for bet
ter weather Wednesday. faced sec
end round competition.
Braving a cold driving rain, Miss
Marion Miley Of Lexington. Ky:
Mrs. Charles Ncwbold OF Wichita.
KaA: Miss Betty Jameson Of Dali
las. and Mrs. Frank 0oldthwaite
q Fort Worth. the favoritcs, strok-
Cd their way into the q~uarter-fi-
nails Miss Virginia RafledEe az
Dallas also went into third round
competition.
Mrs. Newbold defeated Anna
Bland Thompson Of Fort Worth,
one Up. and Miss Jameson Won hy
che same margin over Mrs. n. u.
Winger OF Fort Worth.
Mss Miicy defeated Edna 9aeng-
CT Of Shreveport. e-5, and Mrs.
Goldthwaite beat Mrs. John Par
neil OF Dallas 80. Miss Ratledge
won. B-S. over Mrs. 7. Pickett Of
C0rsicanR-
Miss Hilda Urbaxkta. e Austin,
IRA y. O. Rochon Of Wichita
Fails. NV. L. Parish q Tulsa. Miss
Nell Moody Of Sherman. Mrs. III. II.
Hurry OF San Antonio and Mrs. II.
n. @trcuhe of Corsicana decided
not % hFays the rain when Il was
nnnounced pla7 va cptional Cor