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ledge of many difficult ques-
tions.-A. Kempis.
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One good thing about being sick is the
chance that the doctor will say, Don't
week o hard. That is one advice that will
he taken readily.
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DR.. Henry Emerson Fosdick of
New York, eminent clergyman,
author and teacher, born in Buff
falo, N. Y, So years ago.
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Rabbi L. Lehrer

Rabbi L. Lehrer
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m, and every day in week, ex-
cept Friday, at 4 p. m.
Regular services every Friday
evening, 8 o'clock, and Saturday
morning, 7 o'clock.
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In these days it takes courage to tell
the truth about world conditions as they af-
iect the United States.
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nominations are invited to at
tend.
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A boys heart is shown by his respect
and love for his mother.
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The United States does love peace but
her people are not easily bluffe1, as Tokyo
probably agrees
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Russia and Japan, as we see it, are
ready to use the bayonet whenever the loot
seems easy to grab.
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Clarence Q, Sheriff., city man
ager of Cincinnati, born in New
ton, N. c., S. years ago,
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Religion has no business mixing in poll
teal affairs and political affairs shoul no.
be concerned about religion.
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Every community has what might be
considered publicity hounds. but they do
not chase the rews.
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Today's Birthdays

Alvin j. Writ of Austin, Tex,
Under-Secretary of the Interior,
born in Columbus. Tex, SO years
ago
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Horoscope

Today carries a kind and noble
disposition; magnetic and fanci-
full with considerable talent. 1t
usually leads to positions of trust
and the native of today will rise
by his or her own merits, per-
haps to considerable erninence.
1t is not day for great wealth,
though it promises success. !, j
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IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
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STATE OF FLORIDA. N PRO-
BATE.
In re the Estate OF
FRANK II. McNIFLTY,
Deceased.
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q. Thompson has filed his final re-
port as executor Of the estate or
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the Honorable Raymond r., Lord
County Judge of Monroe County.
Florida, on the 26th day Of May.
i94I, for approval of same and for
final discharge as executor OF the
estate of Frank T. McNnlty. de-
ceased, on this 2nd day OF May 1871.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Oct. l3-MinneSota's
title-favored Gophers can sit back
just one more week and see what
the opposition has to offer in the
Big Ten championship race.
The Gophers take on the weak
Pittsburgh eleven Saturday while
Michigan and Northwestern battle
at Evanston. A sellout for this
pivotal battle already is assured.
The winner of this game will rank
with Minnesota as the top con-
tenders for the crown
Ohio State, only other team rated
a chance for the title, follows up
its conquest OF Missouri and South
ern California with the Purdue test
Saturday. Iowa plays at Wisconsin
in the other conference engagement.
Illinois entertains Drake and In
diana invades Nebraska to give the
circuit a full schedule.
The generally accepted Big Three
OF the conference - Minnesota,
Northwestern and Michigan-cut
loose with devastating power last
week end.
The Gophers belted Illinois
around at will In a 34-to-6 victory,
Northwestern crushed Wisconsin,
Al to IA. after a close first half, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
And the Bears Keep Rolling Along

Meanwhile Chcagos rolling along the
the Chicago Cardinals
Football indicate
last December, 70 to
Brooklyn virtually
eliminated the Dodgers potential Eastern champions
Sutherland backheld
Shelley
the the Giants moved profnal whipping
rookie and lived all expectations
DanoWk has been needed the Giants and off his perform
Marion taking
old Fordham fpper of
championship
a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Vandy Risking Record
In Dixie S HeadIiner
With Georgia Tech
Seven IntersectionuI
Contests Also Spice
Southeast Program

d. ti4C f1sSotAdAtQ 100.
ATLANTA, Oct. 13-Two con-
ference battles. five interseCtionals
and two Southern Conference in
vasions may give Southeastern Con-
ference football another uncertain
twist this week.
The variety program, offering
comeback opportunities to most of
the Big Twelve's upset teams, sports
feature in the test Of Vanderbilts
all-Winning Commodores against
Georgia Tech at Nashville. Vandy-
the only member with an unmarried
record after only three weeks of
PLAYS shooting for its fourth
straight victory and its second in
the S. E. c..
The Commodores flashed a sensa-
tional rally last week end to spank
Kentucky, 39-l5, which elevated
their hopes as Tulane and Georgia
Tech were dumped into the beaten
pile-against outside opposition
and while Mississippi State and
Georgia had their undefeated teams
shocked with ties inside the circuit
Tulanes poWerhouse was upset
by Rice, 1919; Mississippi State was
tied by twicebeaten L. S. U. 90,
and Georgias high-scoring Bulldogs
had to battle uphill to get a 14-14
draw with already beaten Missis-
sippi.
Thus the stage was set for this
weeks menu:
Georgia Tech at Vanderbilt, Ala
bama at Tennessee, North Carolina
at Tulane, Georgia at Columbia,
Auburn vs. S. M. U. cat Birming-
ham, Mississippi at Holy Cross,
Florida at Maryland. Rice at L. S U.
(nighU, Kentucky at Xavier, Mis-
sissippi State idle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13

ing COWS as training for spillng
tennis. He says it develops the
grip. The Saltwater (Minn)
Prison baseball team is looking
for new catcher, as the incum-
bents contract is about to run
out. George Eastment, track
coach at Bishop Loughlin High
School New York; missed his
first meet in IA years Saturday
while attending the wedding of
one of his old runners. With
out him, Bishop Loughlin scored
its greatest cross-country tri-
umph. winning the Manhattan
College meet. Al Reba, Michigan
City GndD featherweight, who
caused quite a stir in Florida a
couple OF years ago, is about to
start a comback. Dinny Whit
marsh of Boston heard a singing
trio broadcasting from Fort Rob-
inson, Ark, last week. One of
the singers was announced as
Pvt. Yeager. He wonders If that
could be Whitley (Rubber Legs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Navy CorneI Should Top Eastern Card

Georgetown
w both displayed
and figured backfeld.
than Coonas have played in hard
sophomore passer,
featured by individual duel
Probably will be turned Baltimore than
toward Cornell
Mdd backs
against only opposition)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Montgomery Eager
To Be Along Way
To Ring Crown
By the Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 13.-Back
from Chicago and his one-round
conquest Of Davey Day, Bob Mont
gomery is eager to resume his march
up the pugilistic ladder, confident
that 1t leads to the world light
weight championship.
And Manager Frankie Thomas
and Promoter Herman Taylor, who
has first call on the clouting Negro,
decided upon immediate action de-
signed to force Lew Jenkins and
Sammy Angott to defend their titles.
Montgomery will be kept in rare
trim by pairing him with top-f1ight
rivals such as Julie Hogan possibly
at the Chicago Coliseum on October
"a. Meanwhile, Thomas said he
would post $4,000 forfeit with the
Pennsylvania and New York ring
boards and the National Association,
demanding a title chance for Mont
gomery.
Bob is entitled to a shot at the
Jenkins Angott winner if they fight
in New York on December 49," de-
clared Thomas. If this match falls
through, then we should fight either
one of them for the worlds title.
Well force 'em to fight this kid"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Greenbe|t RifIemen
Earn Capital City
Team LaureIs

Out-of town shooters hold a big
majority of honors following the
District rife championships fired
under sponsorship of the Capital
City Rife Club yesterday at Camp
SimmS.
Lawrence Moore of Philadelphia
was the big individual winner, cap
turing the 50-yard metallic sight
event and scoring enough in other
events to take two aggregates, the
DeWar and the grand. Greenbelt
Md Rife Club won the team
match, followed by the Marksman
Club of Washington.
Summaries:
% D tEr course 90 shots at 80 yards.
Won by Jack Lacy. New Haven 3aa-cqx
second, Jack Folk, Philadelphia 3aa-2sx
third: W. W. Philbrick, Portsmouth. Va,
renee Moore, Philadelphia 200-l5x; sec
ond-, Jack Lacy. New Haven. 200-l 5x;
third Spencer Shaffer, York, Pa. 200-14x.
l00-ysrd metallic sight possible score,
200)--Won by Jack Folk. Philadelphia,
20O-l4x; second, Jack Lacy, New Haven,
COOK: third. Fred Kuhn, Bridgeport,
Dewar course. 90 shots at so yards 90
shots at 100 yards, metallic sishts-Won
BY g L. McAllisteT Marshaltown, Del.
39s-29x; second. Lawrence Moore; Phila-
delphis. 39S25x; third, Albert PhiIbrick,
Portsmouth. Va, 39s-17x.
Dewar agsreRate, total OF scores fred
in matches | and Avon by Lawrence
Moore. Philadelphia. 7o6-46x; second. s. L.
third, Jack Lacy. New Haven. 7a4-47x.
Grand sgsregate, total Of scores fred
In matches l.. g. 3 and won BY Law
renee Moore. Philadelphia, 1,1a2-7"x; sec
ond. Jack Lacy, New Haven, 1,1al67x;
third. W ". Philbrick, Portsmouth. Va.
1,1a0-sOx.
sights. four-man team. 40 shots-Won by
Greenbelt tMdD Rife Club tWoodman
Brown. HeSse. BateSG 1858; second
Marksman Club. WASHINGTON, ] $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
By the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct 13-Unde-
feated Dukes home game with Col
gate and four scraps which will
count toward the title are highlights
on the Southern Coference football
program for Saturday.
The Blue Devils and ClemSon'S
1910 crown winners are at present
out In front of the loop flag race
with two family triumphs apiece,
both have perfect records for the
season and each has toppled a grid
giant In bids for national recogni-
ton.
Dukes victories were scored over
Wake Forest, Tennessee and Mary
land, the latter by a 500 margin at
Baltimore Saturday Clemson has
trounced Presbyterian, V. M. l., N.
G. State and Boston College. The
Tigers, whose margin over the B. c.
Eagles Saturday was 26-13, will be
idle this week pending a meeting
with South Carolina on Thursday of
the following week.
Four Family" Games Due.
Family games for Saturday will
send Furman to The Citadel, Wash
ington and Lee to Richmond, Vir-
ginia Tech to Davidson and Wake
Forest to North Carolina State. 1t
will be the first loop test for The
Citadel, but each of the other teams
already has been beaten or tied by
circuit member and is out of the
race.
v. M. 7. has its fourth tough game
In a row, meeting Virginia at Lex
ington. George Washington engages
Georgetown Friday night, North
Cardinals Tar Heels, who bowed to
Fordham, 27-14. meet Tulane in New
Orleans. Florida comes to Maryland
and Hampden-Sydney meets Will
liam and Mary.
Three tie games were played in
the circuit last week, Wake Forest
and South Carolina battling to
6-6 standStill and Furman-N. G.
State and George Washington
Washington and Lee fighting to
scoreless deadlocks.
Timmons Leading Scorer.
w. and MS Virginia State cham
pions won their conference opener
against Virginia Tech, 1877. V. M. I.
dropped its third game at Army,
27-20 Sewanee, victor over w. and l..
early in the season, nosed out David
son, TO.
Richmond was sWamped, 40,
hy Virginia, the size of the score
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Oregon State Calls Turn on Wreckng of II Formation
Also Score Hd seomnes Cheer Nine to Seven Rohs

western, Texas, Clemson and
Navy. And how about the Chi
cago Bears for the Rose Bowl?
Contributors corner - Core
spondent Walter w. Foley, jr., of
Jamaica Plain, Mass, seems to
have something. After surveying
early results from his sector, he
wrote as follows: I'm convinced
that our revolutionary forefathers
were not only patriots, but also
prophets when they dumped the
T into Boston Harbor. I've a
suspicion that they not only
started a war, but also estab-
lished a precedent"
One minute sports page-Har-
ward has streamlined its cheer
from nine to seven rahs. Appar-
emily they didn't want the yell
ing to be any stronger than the
team. ALT Robertson plans to
ride through the Pimlico meet
ing and then rest until Hialeah
opens. Rudd Davis, crack Louis
vile bowler, recommends milk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13

Weaker, the former Colgate foot
ball star.
Today's guest star - Nixson
Denton, Cincinnati Times-Star:
Those Southern OhioanS who a
few years ago we're wont to label
Larry MacPhail dumb will be in
terested to learn that the Brook
lyn Dodgers, which owed more
than half a million dollars when
MacPhail took over, now are free
from debt and have money in the
bank. Of course, there's one liza
bility. They still have MacPhail
along with it,
Last laugh-When Gus Geiges
of Philadelphia went on the field
to referee the Scranton-St. An
selm game, a player asked him
to hold something and handed
over wrist watch. The next
brought a ring and another a
medal. When the fourth one
came along, Geiges resigned as
property custodian. He handed
Gus his upper false teeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Five Undefeated
With Texas at
Head Of LIST
Not One Coast League
School Can Display
Perfect Record
By HERB BARKER.


NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Out of the
confusion of an exciting football
week end. the exploits of the South
west Conference stand out like a
beacon on a stormy night.
With three weeks Of the campaign
now history, five Of the seven mem
bers of the Southwest Conference
still remain unbeaten and united
and one of them at least-Texas-
belongs at or close to the top of an
early national ranking.
Baylor, Rice, Texas A. & NJ and
Texas Christian likewise boast per-
feet records, and Of these Rice's
Owls have Just engineered the big
gest upset of the young season, a
stunning 1919 defeat TO Tulane's
mighty Green Wave.
This sensational showing by the
Texas contingent Is in sharp con-
trast to certain other sections,
notably the Pacific Coast Confer
ence, where not one unbeaten out
At remains.
90 Dig CNhOoiS
All told % major schools still
have perfect records. In addition
to the five Southwest representa-
tives. they are split this way:
East-Navy. Army. Fordham, Tenn
pie, Villanova. Penn. Dartmouth.
Columbia, Cornell, Duquesne and
Rutgers.
Western Minnesota,
Michigan, Northwestern and Ohio
State.
Big SiX-NebraSka
Southeastern Conference - Van
derbilt. Georgia and Mississippi
State have been tied but not beaten
Southern Conference.-The and
Clemson.
Observation-Disclosures Dame, De-
troit and Santa Clara
Rocky Mountain Big Seven
Utah and Colorado State.
This list is due for sharp revision
this week. as a study of the sched-
ule. by sections, will show.
Southwest-Texas. which has run
up 108 points in trouncing Colorado,
Louisiana State and Oklahoma in
succession. should have no trouble
in it's first conference test against
Arkansas. beaten 20-7 gy Baylor last
week Texas A and M, which
routed New York University, 497
with second half drive, tackles
/ Texas Christian. 2O-14 conqueror Of
Indiana, in a match of undefeated
/ elevens
/ Meantime, Baylor invades Phila-
/ delphia to face Villanova's Wildcats
who barely nipped Florida, 60.
Rice, after its surprising conquest
of Tulane, moves into Baton Rouge
to play Louisiana State which
showed unexpected strength in out
/ playing Mississippi State in a score
/ less draw Southern Methodist
| tackles Auburn at Birmingham
st-Northwestern and Mich
( igan battle at Evanston in the big
/ gest duel of the week Held to a
/ l4-14 score in the first period
Northwestern uncovered tremendous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
u Street Lions Defect
Yellow Jackets, 1914

The U Street Lions defeated the
Yellow Jackets, 1914, in their an
nual football game yesterday at
Griffith Stadium.
A 3-yard plunge by Charlie
Buck scored the winning touch
down. He tailed a previous touch
down for the Lions, as did Bill
Evans, while Yellow Jacket mark
ers were by Lanky Frazier and
WhizZ White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Intro-Conference Feuds Head
Southern's Card While Duke
Is Playing Host to Colgate

surprising, and The Citadel rolled
over Presbyterian, 21-13.
Charley Timmons, Clemson full
back, took over the individual scor-
ing leadership in the conference
when he scored 8 points against
Boston College, boosting his sea-
sons total to So in four games.
John Perry, Wake Forest back,
was next with 80 points in four
games. Other leading point-getters
are Andy Victor, Citadel, 30; Joe
Blalock, Clemson, "a; Tom Davis,
Duke, "a; Jimmy Howard, w. & M,
81, and Nelson Catlett, V. M. l.. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Pivotal Big Ten Battle of Week
Pits Michigan, Northwestern
As Gophers Play 'Breother'

Michigan romped to an easy 40-to-0
triumph over Pittsburgh.
Indiana fell before Texas Christian
20 to IA, for the Hoosiers' third
straight defeat. while Purdue. Ohio
State and Iowa were idle. Unde-
feated Notre Dame breezed to a
20-to-0 conquest of Georgia Tech
with Angelo Bertelli and Steve
Juzwik again in the stellar roles.
While upsets can change the ap-
pearance of the race it now appears
that the title race will settle down
to round-robin between Mime
sofa. Northwestern and Michigan.
The Gophers take on Michigan two
weeks hence and then Northwestern
will take a crack at the GopherS
on the first day of November. Just
for good measure the Wolverines
and Wildcats also meet Ohio State
before the race is run.
Star Backs Numerous.
Each week end emphasizes the
abundance of star backs in the Mid
west this season. Last SATURDAY. Bill
Daley and Bruce Smith contributed
two touchdoWns apiece to the
slaughter Of Illinois, but Herman
Frickey, Bud Higgins and Bill Gar
mas were other Gophers who
looked impressive.
Michigan's Tom Kuzma and
Dave Nelson gave Bob Westfall
fine assistance. and for Northwest
ern Bill DeCorrevont and Otto
Graham scored two touchdowns
each and shared the spotlight with
Don Clawson, Ike Kepford and
George Benson. Wisconsin showed
a terrific runner in Sophomore Pat
Harder, who was a real powerhouse
until injured in the third period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Exploits Of Southwestern Teams Stand Out Day Of Confusing Grid Results
Win, Lose or Draw
Monday After the Saturday Before
BY FRANCIS {. STAN.

1t has been established mbeaten football
team around 1t will
OF the Severn and CARRIED Navy blue
coming Saturday
The combined the Coonias
neted
Temple, IT.
tie both the
proving.
With the best forum to
beat Georgetown 10pon
of holding
improbable
is entirely possible would
stakd strong aAmera claim he has appeared
field this
is
line buster Such makes watch his
theine