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23 For Sale, Miscellaneous

so ACRES corn stalks for sale. 5
miles south of Seeley at Lone
Star Service Station. Roy Shep-
herd. J7
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-06
For Sale Uset

A l condition. A real
buy. Phone Holtville 55 or see at
Barbara Worth Golf club. D30TF'
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-06
10 Wanted To Rent

CHILDREN cared for by hour, day
or week. 435 Vine. J7
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Arranging Program
For Celebration

American Legion Drum and
Bugle Corps, cooperating with
San Carlos Institute, will put on
an ahrday Critic de Yara Pro-
gram, Monday, October 10, and
is now shaping a lively program
for the celebration.
Committee today announced a
change in plans and will now
hold the Cabaret at Pena's Gar
den of Roses instead of at the
Coral Isle Casino as first an
nounced. Gould Curry's 7-piece
Dance Band will furnish music
for dancing.
Committee requests that those
wishing to enter babies in the
pretty baby" contest should see
Mrs. Tony Arthur, 903 GrinneIl
street, in charge of this phase OF
the program.
Mrs. Eva Warner will take care
of registrations in the Bathing
Beauty contest. Registrations
can be made al her office in the
W,P.A. building.
Those wishing TO enter the field
meets should also register with
the Recreation Department.
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Mrs. K. M. Sands Heads Am.
Legion Auxiliary Officers

Officers installed in the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary at Legion
Hall in a meeting Saturday
night:
President, Mrs. K. M. Sands.
Vice-President, Mrs. Lillian
Kemp.
Secretary, Mrs. George F. Ar
cher.
Treasurer, Mrs. VIM. Richard
son.
Historian, Mrs. Grace Gibbons.
Chaplain, Mrs. j.. G.. Piodela.
Sergeant at Arms, Mrs. Macie
Brye.
The following ladies form the
executive committee: Mrs. K. M.
Sands, Mrs. Lillian Kemp, Mrs.
Geo. F. Archer, Mrs. VIM.
Richardson, Mrs. Grace Gibbons,
Mrs. ]. G.. Piodela, Mrs. Macie
Brye, Mrs. Mamie Sawyer.
Following the installation the
group proceeded to a local res
taurant where a wonderful ban
quet was served.
Principal talk was delivered by
Mrs. Woods who brought out that
The American Legion will renew
its activities to restore Ameri-
canism to this country. Point
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Water No Longer
Ripples AT Falls
my Associated Press)

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 5.-Min-
nehaha Falls has been bone-dry
for years and performs only
when a valve is turned-at a
cost of $25.
Thousands of tourists have been
disappointed to see the great
chasm, made famous by Longfel-
lows "Hiawatha", dry and still.
They have to content themselves
with studying the bronze statue
of the Indian warrior carrying
the maiden Minnehaha across the
stream where Longfellows said
the Laughing waters" flow.
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S Q G IAL ( 8 na
ACTIVITIES &a A
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

WEDNESDAY
NJ, Dsde Lodge IA A meeting o'clock Scottish Rite
~ Hail.
THURSDAY
Meeting Key West Lions Club Stone Church Annex p M
I Rotary Club meets. 1915 ST Pauls Annex
Ignacio Agamone Lodge Knights Pythas 730
p. m. Golden Eagle Hall.
FRIDAY
Knights of Pythias Lodge 163 p. Pyhian Hail.
Girl Scouts Troop meeting. m. Golden Eagle Hail.
Boy Scout Troop So meets at Naval Hospital 730 D.
Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting Chamber
SUNDAY
Concert Key Hospitality D. m. Art Park
Reception honoring Havana Miami
MART plaque unwilling sponsored Key Ma lodges
8 p. Marti Hail. Elizabeth street.
MONDAY
Ship meets 73O P. M. Golden Eagle Hail.
Pythian Sisters meeting. 8 p. Pyhian Hall.
Meeting Boy 81. Wesley Community
Improved Order of Red Men, 7:30 p m. Wigwam Hall
Anchor Lodge No. 1872 F. & A. M m. Scottish Rite Hall
All Day Critic de Yara celebration with field meets dancing
refreshments at Coral Isle Casino beach, sponsored by Am
erican Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, Dance $40
Coral Isle Casino t9oI atS1- :
Eel Critic p Cuban Cib 6s10s mol
TUESDAY, tyeeag tee c,mcl
Meeting Robt Perry Chapter Order Deolay 1880 Scott
= fish Rite
Key of the Gulf Castle Knights Eagle
7:30 p. Golden Eagle Hall.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge No. H. 730 p Wigwa
American Legion meeting Arthur Sawyer Post 8 p m.
Legion Hall.
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ing out that Americans take their
free institutions too much for
granted she said that there is
danger of losing them.
Major Woods said that Amer
lean Legion posts over the coun-
try has accumulated a large
amount of properties which are
a considerable burden. He said
that Legionnaires are campaign
ing to have their sons and daugh-
tiers join the Legion to conserve
properties and ideals for the
future. He described also ar
American Legion Safety Patrol
Program of the Lake Worth
schools. Major Horseman de.
scribed a professional blood donoi
service sponsored by the Legion
Attending the dinner:
Commander and Mrs. Ear
Woods, Commander and Mrs
Earl Horseman, Commander VIM
H. Reardon, U. j. Delgado, John
Pinder, T. M. Kelly, Mrs. K. M
Sands, Mrs. Lillian Kemp. Mrs
Mizpah Roberts, Mrs. George
Archer, Mrs. VIM. Richardson
Mrs. ]. G. Piodela, Mrs. Sc
bastian Cabrera, Jr., Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ralph Sawyer.
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Church Group
Enjoys Party

The Fleming Street Methodist
church Epworth League enjoyed
a beach party Tuesday night al, 3
o'clock. Meeting at the church,
the group went in a body to a
nearby beach, Where games were
played. Immediately afterwards,
refreshments were served. "a wa.
Those in attendance were:
Margart Neff, Gilbert. Lord, Jen-
ME Mae Johnson, Howard Fitch,
Frank Malone, Dottie Mae Dun
gan, ST Thompson, Virginia
Shine, Norma Lowe, Maudie
Lowe, Malcolm Pinder, Minnie
Knowles, and Clyde Hughes.
All reported having an enjoy
able outing.
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LOVE FIGURES in
AUTO ACCIDENTS
CLAIMED THAT FAMILY
ROWS COME IN ALSO IN
HIGHWAY FATALITIES
my Associated Press,

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 5.-Love
affairs and home troubles may
play an important part in high
way fatalities, Jerry H. Clark dis
covered in research he conducted
at Southern Methodist Univer-
sity for a thesis on "some of the
psychological factors in highway
safety.
Motorists concentrate upon fl
nancial difficulties, love affairs.
troubles at home or arguments
with fellow workers, said Clark,
and under such conditions their
minds are not on their driving.
Consequently drivers are more
apt to "get out of control than
automobiles, Clark said. He said
the term accident" is a misnom-
er as only five of each 100 high
way deaths are due to unforesee-
able vehicular accidents.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE;
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
nIgTHARgE

probate Law 19Efb
N THE COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re the Estate Of
Katie Pent formerly Katie Gates.
Deceased.
To All whom II May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that An
drew Pent filed his final report as
Administrator az the estate Of
Katie Pent formerly Katie Gates.
deceased. that he has filed his petit
tion for final discharge and that he
will apply to the Honorable Ray
mond Il Lord. County Judge Of
Monroe County, Florida, on the
9Th day OF October. 1898. for APP
prevail of same and for final dis
charge as Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Katie Pent formerly Katie
Gates. deceased on this 18th day
u September. 1888.
ANDREW fNB PE@-r
administrator of the estate OF
Katie Pent formerly Katie Cztee.
deceased.
Eepfta-zi-zs: oetS. 1855
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TRANSPORTATION

Cuba Arrives

Cuba Arrives
Passengers arriving on the
Cuba yesterday afternoon from
Havana were fewer than usual,
there being but 33 for both this
port and Tampa. For Key West
there were "a first and five
second cabin, and for Tampa four
first cabin.
Arrivals at Key West were:
Fred Whaley, Fred Mohr, Rosario
Cangelosi, Raul Lazo, Wilhelm
Herman Welther Marseille, jose
phine Lopez, Nellie Blundere,
Harold M. Blundere, Herman T.
banners, Helen Pryor, Emma
Pryor, Paula ]. Pryor Gene
Hicks.
Rafael Diaz, Josefina Cabrera,
Alberto Petit, Mario Prieto DiaZ,
Emilio Romero, Teresa Romero,
Lillian Merrill, Ward E. Merrill,
Pablo Hernandez, Dolores Her
nandez, Emilia Hronsick, Octavio
Magrinat, Pastor Segade, Susan
Stephens, Don Burrow, Sofia
Ferner.
Carried on the manifest of the
vessel were the following items:
For Key West, three tons of
freight, three automobiles and
five sacks of mail. For Tampa,
nine tons of freight and 166 sacks
of mail.
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BEAUTY SALON
OPENS HERE

Specializing in permanent
waves and offering expert service
on scientific facials and scalp
treatments by Parker Herbax Ii
censed operators, the, Artistic
Beauty Salon is now open at 644
William street.
He Operators at this beauty
shoppe are equipped to give all
lines of beauty work. Appoint
ments can be made by calling
phone 870 This is the latest adj
dition to The Citizens business
directory.
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Select Music
Director

Professor T. b. KlebSattle. in
charge of the music department
of Key West Junior-Senior High
School, will direct the music al
Fleming Street Methodist up
town. Church. according 20 an
announcement made today by
Rev. Jim Lilly, pastor.
Coming 20 Key West from the
Winter Park High School music
department, Professor KlebSaftle
also directed church music in that
city.
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esssssssssssssssssessses
A WIRL OF
The GLOBE

Wednesday
Baseball Worlds Series begins
in Chicago with Chicago's Cubs
versus New York Yankees.
Monroe County Commissions
first regular meeting of month
with report on $13, 800 mandamus
suit expected to be before them.
8 p. m. Courthouse.
Thursday =
Key West City Council has
first regular meeting of month.
g p. m. City Hall.
Mountain State Forest FeSti-
vals, Elkins, w. Va. aas
a Saturday
Cotton crop report due. No
Sunday
Georgia Democratic conven-
ton, Macon.
Convention of United Lutheran
Church in America, Baltimore.
Monday
Circuit Court, Judge Arthur
Gomez, will sound docket with
murder charge against Edward
Weber probably first to come
up. 10 al m. Courthouse.
Key West, Miami and Havana
Marti lodges lay plaque in
memory of Cuban Patriot Jose
Marti's entry into the lodge at
Duval and Petronia streets. 3
p. m.
Memorial exercises Maine
monument, and Cuban Patriots
plots, following parade, $3.50 a
m. Memorial exercises Jose
Marti Monument, Bayview Park,
HOO. Exercises in honor of Eel
Critic de Yara" the first uprising
against Spanish oppression in
Cuba. ''Velada" program 8 p
m. San Carlos Hall.
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H6daHSLHoroscope
ssskeeesssseessasseeses

Those born today are apt to be
frivolous. There is good ability,
plenty of assurance and conf
dence and sympathetic nature;
but the mind is inclined to be
careless and light of nature. and
rather improvident, forgetful of
past experience and careless of
the future. Early training will
be largely responsible for the re-
suit.
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High School PIT. A.
To Hold Meeting

The High School PIT. A. will
meet in regular session Monday.
October 10. in the school audi
forum at 8 o'clock.
A full attendance is requested
as business of importance win be
transacted.
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SOME ACT

Giadewater. Tex.-WhiIe chin-
ming the bar on his porch, Marion
Goodring brought down the house
the porch roof collapsed on
him He was injured but not
seriously.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-05

little girl. a victim Of encephalitis
letharglca sleeping sicknessl was
taken to the hospital in 1885 and
has been there ever since. Doc
tors doubt II the child win ever
emerge from her eomatose state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-05
LEGALS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of

IN AND FOR MONROE cot MY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate OF
WILLIAM WENDELL,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To all creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified and required TO present
any claims and demands which you.
or either of you, may have against
the estate of William Mendell, de-
ceased, late of Monroe County.
Florida, to the Hon. Raymond r.
Lord, County Judge of Monroe
County, at his office in the County
Courthouse in Monroe County. Flor
ida, within eight calendar months
from the date of the first publica~
ton hereof All claims and de-
mands not presented within the
time and in the manner prescribed
herein shall be barred as provided
by law
Dated September R2nd. A. -. 1898.
MATILDA WENDELL.
As Administrators Of the Estate OF
William MendeIl. Deceased.
sept5s; oet5 1913, 1888
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Room Mothers
Plan Meeting

The Home Room Mothers of the
Junior-Senior High School will
meet Friday, October Z, at the
home of Mrs. Jeff knight, 1909
Washington street.
A full attendance IS requested.
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SLEEPS rouR YEARS

Erie, Pa.--Little Maxine Var
ringson entered her fourth year
81 unhroken slumber on her fifth
birthday on September Gath. The
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ANSWERS TO TEN
TEST QUESTIONS
Below are the answers 70 test
questions printed on Page z

/. South America.
2. Labor costs.
3. Capt. George T. Eyston.
British army officer.
(. 1865.
S. Department of Commerce.
8. Mary Todd Lincoln.
z. Tanana.
8. The eardruIn.
2. William Tyler Page.
10. l-l6.
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Alamo Arrives

Steamer Alamo arrived in
port from New York last eve
ming at 6:l5 o'clock and unloaded
approximately 200 tons of freight
for local concerns. The vessel
sailed at midnight for Tampa.
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TUG REGAL Sails

Tug Regal with steel barge
Tallapoosa in tow, left yester-
day bound for Carabelle. The
barge was laden heavily with
beer which had been loaded at
Miami.
This vessel arrived at Key
West early last week from Mo-
bile, laden with coke, for the Key
West Gas Co., coal, which was
purchased by the Thompson In
terests, and a heavy consign-
ment of empty beer bottles.
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Cl1 -
By Max sALIMARsH 4
~ MAX SALTMARSH I

| those damnable fingerprints would
have been doubly discriminating.
"Just a minute" said quietly.
"Am to understand, Monsieur le
JUICE, that you accuse me of MUIR
dering Mr.. Venner?"
He shook his head. II make no
accusations-as yet" said he. 81
reconstruct the crime, as ] am at
liberty to do"
ut seems to me-" / said shat
in your precious reconstruction
you've omitted two important
points: first, that the door To these
rooms was locked fromlthe inside,
and second, that the bedroom next
door was also locked and theskey
in its place in the Office as Amedee
can tell you" g5rss fpgE lon sic
THE key?" he said edrylY. TsWhat
more easy than for you, TO possess
yourself of the other keE aTkey of
an unoccupied room that would
never be missed?" {aU.fyt
/ shrugged. "All right" L said
YEARLY, Tets leave the question
of the key. Where's the weapon
that committed the crime, and the
wallet that was stolen? You can
see for yourself it isn't on me, and
/ gather, from the look of my room,
that you're satisfied yourself it
isn't there either"
He smiled gently at me. "Your
wits are slow today, my young
friend" he retorted. Have you
not told us yourself that you took
a battle this morning and that no
one saw you leave the house? What
more easy than for you to carry
the evidences of your crime out
with you and conceal them, in the
garden-on the where you
like? No, no! You cannot escape
as easily as that"
He glanced round him, at the ST.
lent, watchfu1adag of police, at the
conlnlissniregIplump and uneasy.
at the man from MarseiIle, studi-
ously aloofoand took quick step
forward. Take him over there!"
he said sharply. Let him see what
he has done!" And before l real
lied what was happening, a couple
of brawny fellows had seized me
by the arms and propelled me to
the bed.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Observation-Disclosures

Miss Shirley Decker, daughter
of the late William Decker, was
included in the recent arrivals
here from New York, and is
visiting Miss Mary Falk.
Raybourn Gwynn, who for
years has been making his home
in Miami, arrived in the city this
week for a few days with rel
atives and friends and is plan
ming to return TO Miami tomor-
roW!.lIe q 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-05

Yesterday: Venner Is murdered,
and tOreHch and icallet plant
ed IN n1y room. hide the revi-
dence under a tile in the hall, =
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Easy way to pay at PAUL'S
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Try Paul's new BUDGET PLAN
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The Characters

Hugo Stern, handsome author,
iUing on the French RiUieTa.
Archie Lumsden, myself, HUI
COS friend.
Rene Geiss, man behind a rnuT-
der plot, tcho is trying to get rid
Of me.
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Open Budget Account at Paul
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Tensrrsw: TAs laird degree
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A new pay-way al PAUL's
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M Dade Lodge No. IA F. & A. M meeting o'clock Scott
~ Hail.
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ueNl nave you been up 10, and
what's all this going on here?"
caught him by the shoulders
and swung him round in the d.
rection of Amedee's pantry. I shut
the door. and told him my story.
AS finished he heaved a sigh.
Well. said he, "that finishes IL.
You pack your traps, my lad. and
come straight home with me-
You forget" | suggested mild
~. that as a suspected murderer
I'm not allowed to leave this hotel. |"
We'll. at least. I'm going right
away to the Vice Consul to get the
name OF good criminal LAWYER. I"
You'll do nothing of the sort."
retorted. "It'll be time enough
/ Tor that wnen they accuse me. Let's
take it that ! lie low for awhile
and you carry on without me. After
all ! can always let you know il
I'm in any sort of q jam"
And how will you do that?" he
demanded sourly.
| thought for a minute. There's
Amedee. LSaidlliT could trust him
to take message without tipping
| of the policeP Lonu
broke of short, for the object
OF my commentator had poked
his head cautiously round the door.
Monsieur" he said in a rusty
whisper. "a word if you please
about the dog, Lulu!"
Hes not dead?" I asked,
startled. for the poor brute had
for the moment slipped from my
memory.
mo, no." said he, "but the Mees
has Just called me to give me or
ders to have him destroyed imme-
diately. without delay"
The deuce she hast" said I, and
whistled softly. Now. ! wonder
why"
Hugo looked at me meaningiy.
You say the dog was present at
the murder?" he Queried dryly.
He was. in effect. knocked on the
head by the murderer Isn't il con-
ceivable that he might. II herecov-
ers, recognize the man who did it5e
Il believe you're right. swung
round on AInedee. Listen, friend, =
/ ! said TELL the Miss that you are
carrying out her orders The dog
will be destroyed tonight and
buried in the garden Il neeessarys
you can dig q grave TO add touch
Of local color--but instead get him
carried up 10 the top of the lane
some time after dark--say about
nine thirty" I turned TO Hugo.
will that suit your"
Admirably, said he.
fcopyrseAf. 1853. Mas SsitmsrsAl
4
Evening star., 1938-11-25
Duel Looms c. IT, South Carolina Ice Here Tomorrow

be Joe Savoldi, but whether Joe will
be his opponent is questionable. The
Dynamiter defeated the Greek once
when he wasn't supposed to, and
since then q match between the two
has been difiicult to arrange.
Savoldi scored a double victory
last night over two masked rasslers,
one known as the Golden Terror and
the other an unidentified chap acting
as the Terror's second. After 20
minutes Of general mauling Savoldi
kicked the Terror to the mat and
applied body press. Benny Bort
nick was about to raise his arm
in token Of victory when the second
rassler hoped into the ring and tore
Savoldi away. And that precipitated
the best riot the Arena has had in
months.
Strongbow Settles Fuss.
Savoldi turned to the second and
knocked him down. Meanwhile WAL
ter Grey, the ringside villain hater,
entered the ring and left hurriedly
after hitting the Terrors fist with
his chin. Jules Strongbow, hefty
rassler in one of the prelims. took
over from there against the Terror,
and aided by contingent of police
managed to restore enough order to
clear the ring.
In other matches Strongbow was
Evening star., 1938-11-25
Three Tuss|es Only
Left on Southern
Grid Schedule
Ten Of Circuits Teams
End Play in Spirited
Turkey Day TiIts
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 25.-Ten
Southern Conference football teams
packed away their togs today after
gruelling campaigns that ended for
most of them yesterday on snow
covered gridirons.
Only three games remain involv-
ing conference teams. Topping the
list is Dukes meeting with Pitts
burgh Saturday at Durham, where
the South's largest turnout of more
than $4,000 fans is expected.
The same day South Carolina will
meet Catholic University at Wash
ington, and N. c. State and the
Citadel will ring down the cur
tain in a post-season game Decem-
Der 3 at Wilmington, N. c.
The Thanksgiving Day engage
mentS matched, for the most part.
traditional rivals.
North Carolina State, the only
conference member engaging a non
regional foe, bowed to Carnegie
Tech, IA to 0. at Raleigh, N. C.
North Carolina defeated Virginia.
20 to 0, in renewal of Dixie's old
est continuous football rivalry at
Charlottesville
Maryland, coming back strong
after none-too-successfu season,
turned back the Washington and
Lee Generals, 10 to 13, at Balti-
more.
Other games were traditional con-
tests between teams of the same
State. A favored Clemson team
turned back Furman, 10 to 7, in a
South Carolina Turke, Day classic;
Virginia Military Institute and Vir-
ginia Tech struggled to q % tie
IN the annual Virginia Military
classic at Roanoke, and Wake Forest
turned back Davidson, 81 to 0.
Richmond scored a field goal in
the final quarter to conquer a
stubborn William and Mary team ut
Richmond, 10-7.