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Evening star., 1925-11-18

club upw ard too
quickly In the
back swing. Keep
il low. especially
as YOU swing il
4 way from the
ball Have I he
idea Of swinging
the cluh in behind
YOU rather I n e II
up above YOU.
And don't jah a.
the ball with the
midiron. + inis h
the stroke. hy
which | mean
throw the head ~
the club clear
throu gh the ball
and out after il a.
g. ~
Evening star., 1925-11-18
BY Sol MetZEer

Many defensive llnemen. in rushing
through to block 4 forward pass just
as il leaves the hands of the passer.
make the mistake of running directly
IN front of the passer and lea ping
into the air. When the man who gets
through to the pa sser does this, il is
no trick at AL for the passer 10 side
step such an opponent and then get
pf his pass.
The ienfenSive PLAYER who goes
through 10 rush the passer should run
at him from the side a in the II.
lustra ton on the left. He il then not
only in = position To knock down the
pass. but t" prevent the pssser from
SidesteppinS him.
Always charge directly across the
line "f Scrimmage and then work in
TO The rasser from the side YOU come
through.
Evening star., 1925-11-18
SALLY LOOP PLANS
TO BE VERY STRICT
BY the Associated Press.


sPARTANBURG. s. g.. November
ls-South Atlantic Association direc-
tors at the regular Fall session adept
I'D waiver rule. decided TO play
double headers every Saturday and to
impose fines on managers Of PLAYERS
who allow games To become farces.
President Bramham announced after
the meeting that the schedule calling
Tor 1os games probably would he
ready for publication IN 10 days
Each team will have So games at
home and the Sarne number abroad
The season prohs hly will open on
Apri, = and close about the middle
Of September
No announcement as to any fight on
the so-cslled "nuisance" tax Wa
made.
The Sally directors did not increase
lhe player limit 10 * men az vas a.
p-cted in some quarters
Evening star., 1925-11-18

pr"bsly will not play Saturday II.
is not injured but i'll.
CHICAGO. November ls.-Disastsr
overtook the Chicago fool ball team
Yesterday when four regulars were de-
clared ineligible. because Of scholastic
deficiencies. for the game with Wiscon
sin SATURDAY,
Men barred are YeisIey. End: Baker.
center: Scott. tackle; and Rouse. Ma sh-
ing halfback.
GERANA. H.. November Is R).-
The Illinois varsity eleven practiced
! until dark Yesterday 70 perfect an Of
fense strong enough 10 break through
the powerful Ohio State defense
Realizing they had only one more
afternoon Of SCrimmaCe LEFT before de
parting for Columbus. zurrke's play
ers showed plenty az pep
CHICAGO. November Il R).-
\orthwesterns "WiIdcats' will in.
wade South BEND SATURDAY 10 face
Notre Dame with almost the idenri-
cal lineup that downed Purdue.
Both offensive and defensive work
is being engaged in and . hard driIl
was held Yesterday.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. November
Is fPl. Indiana pla verS underwent
one Of the hardest drills nf the season
Yesterday. Coach Ingram keeping the
ghost hall in Use until long after
dark
Marked improvement in the eNeCtI-
ton "f forward pass plays was noted
Ingram l. banking upon an aerial al
tack 10 cnUnteract some nf the
strength of the Purdue line in Saiur-
DAYS zane.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. November Is
tPl.-N hilC their mates demon.
Sirated som" offensive wares against
the NearlinCs Yesterday Deephouse
Spencer. Tauhe and koranSky. Pur-
due regulars. were kept on the side
lines herause Of injuries received in
The tilt with Northwestern The
workout was the first designed to put
the E"ilermakerS in shane for their
encounter with Tndian saturday
SOUTH BEND. Ind. N"ven,her *
tP).-knuIe E"ckne sent his regulars
/" the SidelineS Yesterday J." watch
The reserves =" through Northwestern
plays. With two hard games ahead.
Mort thWestern and Nehra ska and
with Smith. guard. and capt. Crow
end. out "f the game. the Notre Dame
mentor iS taking N" cha noes on in.
jurieS.
Evening star., 1925-11-18
FOUR MAROON REGULARS
NOT TO PLAY SATURDAY
Scholarship Deficiencies Affect Staggmen. Eager To
Make Number of Victories Equal Defeats
When Badgers Are Met This Week.
Ry the Assnolaied rress


(HCACO November With the Michigan
day holding the the spotlight
Western
make total number OF defeats and Northwterns
Notre Dame secoud
~ adj with
Dartmouth game
Wisconsin meanwhile aided by good perfectng
Evening star., 1925-11-18
N. Y. U. LISTS TULANE.

NEW YORK. November ls TO-
TuIane Of New Orleans. undefeated
This sea son and ,r4sting p victory
over NorthweSter which later do
feated Michigan. will meet New Work.
University in this city next Fail.
This viii hc New York Tniversity'S
tirsI int erSecti0nsl encaSement
Evening star., 1925-11-18
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.

SEATTLE. Wash.-Lefty Cooper.
san Francisco weltherweisht. lost to
Al Webster Of Billings, Mont. when
the referee stopped the bout in the
NTH. Cooper claimed he broke his
ham!
SAN HITAAe< esss>-Seks Doyle,
Indian welterweisht. San Francisco.
won decision over Johnny O'Connor.
New York, in 10 rounds.
Evening star., 1925-11-18
CLYMER TO PILOT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, \. Y. November Is LAP)
William J. Clymer. famous base bal
manager and coach. has signed con.
tract to manage the Buffalo Interna
tlonal League club for two wears
tlNmer last year was scout and
coach for the cincinnati Nationals
Evening star., 1925-11-18
BRIGHTWOOO PARK TEAM
TAKES SOCCER HONORS

Brich twood Park hooters won the
soccer championship of the Bloom
ircdale division yesterday by nosinx
out Woodburn. | To o.
Jackson won from Addison J To
;: Blow won from Madison. to o.
and Smallwood defeated Amidor.
| In O.
Evening star., 1925-11-18
CREIGHTON GOLF VICTOR.

SOUTHERN PINES. y. e.. No
vemher Is (P).-SCorinC {? in the
last round of the Carolinas open golf
tournament here. Marshall Crichton
Sumter, 5. C.. won first place with
y holes in 3oS. Bill Goehel. char
lotte. was second with 3I3.
Evening star., 1925-11-18

golf anywhere golfer
l J good golf upside down.
1t often both surprising and the ynfcr who
mastered those upside
\ gol upside down the is applied
beginning the down near
ttc r,Nardknnir
Evening star., 1925-11-18

reach. A good rule /. 70 keep the left
arm somewhat close to your side as
the clubhead is thrown through the
hall. Figure on taking chip Of sod
when the grass IL thin. but il the
grass 10 thick and the ball has good
lie. Just take the hall clsaulv and
never mind the divot.
iCopvrtrhf 'o"S,
Evening star., 1925-11-18

4 monument will he erected To the
late rhristy MathewSon AT Fucknell.
his old college
Evening star., 1925-11-18

Rockne i trying out new back
field Tor Northwestern and Notrc
7 Ddme's final with Nebraska al Lin
coin Tha nks giving day. Northwest
ern's hardest driil" are over. II being
Coach Thistle thwdite's plan To taper
off workouts before the trip IL South
Bend Friday.
Michigan and Minnesota may have
/ their little brown Jug and the title at
stake in thew preparations. and Pur-
due and Indiana may have an old
naken bucket but the prize in the
Illinois ,Dhio State ella sh is the venera-
bic turtle. yclept illubuck. The trophy
has been in lllini hands since last ear,
and its future home depe ndS 81 the
outcome Of the clash in Columbus
Minnesota hard scrimmsges are
under way for the Ann trhor meeting.
with three teams dishlnG up Wolverine
plaNS "a the regulars. .lneEtin-. the
Gopher plungin- fullhack. looms As
his teams likelisst nffense maiuStay
The Nnstmen are polishing their for
ward passes. which Friedman
hurier and Oosternaan and Flora as
receivers are particularly adept. Yosl
plans TO start the same team that met
and defeated Ohio State last we"S.
Iowa is going West tn meet south
ern California. in Los Angeles The
team expects :" work out ~ either
Mcpherson or lnmar. l>ans.. TODAY.
ANN AEEOE. Mich. November q,
fPl.-on = field which had heen
cleared Of SNOW The Michigan foot
ball team took q strenuous two. hour
workout YESTERDAY in preparation for
Mime sofa.
on offensive tactics designed I" carry
the h4ll across when within the l5
ward line
The rest Of practice session was de
voted I" drill in the forward pass.
Meanwhile second team backs spent
the day drilling on Minnesota plays,
PARTICULARLY the Gopher shift. and to-
day ii is planned /" lei the varsity try
/" break them un.
IONA CITY. November I>tP).-Din
Of cowheIs. possibly designed
salute Ia "C"whoy'' kutsCh. sent *
Iowa huskies off yesterday for Los
Angeles. y here Saturday they will
meet the SnuIE' II California in the
day's most prominent intersecti.nal
battle
The Hawkeyes took with them ~"
great hopes for they have been
cnawed hy Wisconsin's Es\cers and
the Minnesota Gophers have hurr"wed
holes into their personnel in the last
three weeks.
kutsch Fry. Dauher Griffin and
several others nf he first sfrinc limped
as they entrained. The team. with
only two practices this week will he
able to timber up only twice on the
road. at Ncrherson. kans.. and f.
PaSo. TeN.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. November - tLo)
Ohio states varsity went through
TWO hours OF hard SCrimma-s veSjer-
day in an effort to get the machine
working smnnf hlN for IilinniS SlfIlr.
Evening star., 1925-11-18

Lame shoulders threaten 20 handi
cap the Bulldog in its final attsCk
Dan Allen. who furnished about *
per cent Of the offensive against
Princeton. has been designated part
time performer for the clash. with
lsrrN Nadsworth relieving him. and
Cutters : condition is very doubtful.
although he will play part of the con
test. Webster. also with a weak shout
der. will start in the line and Butter
worth is expected to return TO the
fray for half the game
Observers hesitate in selecting 4
f7voFlte for the battle after the up
set Of A week ago. when Yale. con
sidered one of the Ia st's strongest
teams. failed dismally in the face of a
brilliant Tiger attack, and Harvard
succeeded in defeating Brown.
Shadow scrimma ging has heen suf-
fcient for the La F'ayette gladiators
In preparation for LehiCh. while the
' Waiter eleven faces Il Shake-up in the
line. with Capt. Merrill shifting from
end to his old tackle position and
Burke returning to the wing.
-Four Rutgers players We're not in
uniform yesterday. one nf them being
Capt. Terrill. rather serious situa-
tion with the New York University
game only a few days away. Connors
nf \. '. L. Is being kept ont Of scrim-
mage. as he is suffering from u leg
injury and his services will he needed
ir. the puntinc.
Capt. Manning and Zakweski have
returned To practice at t'ordham.
promising the teams fun power
against Georgetown in the battle for
Catholic college supremacy.
Further injury to Al kreuz'S left
leg has taken him out Of rough work
for time at least and Penn will go
very carefully in its preparation for
Cornell on Thanksgiving day. Munns.
Cary and Gassner Of the IthaCans are
being given rest.
Cornell has arranged with Prince
ton to start a series of three games in
1927. the first to he PLAYED 1t Prince
ton, the second at New York and the
last at Ithaca.
Evening star., 1925-11-18
Inside Golf
BY Chester Horton.

While discussing the nidiron and
It's uae. the PLAYER should keep in
mlnd the idea RI not bringing this
Evening star., 1925-11-18
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORTNNE FRAZIER

ANrEN Junior High School block ball
the OF from
49, had all before them until they their Waterloo
Eied
Evening star., 1925-11-18
cnII-\IrT-S Ohio W

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Novemher : (lo)
Ohio STATES varsity went through
two hours OF hard Scrimma-s vesier-
day in an effort to get the machine
working smoothly for Illinois Satur-
day.
Marek sophmore halfback. who was
unable To participate in the Michigan
game because Of injuries. returned 10
the lineup. karow. pluncinc fulha OK
Evening star., 1925-11-18
HARVARD Shifts LineL Yale Game Weakened Chicago viii
CRIMSON PICKS STAFFORD
TO DIRECT FINAL ATTACK
Cheek Shifted to Half and Linfner Bradford and
Coady Will Start Against Eli-Ailing Arms
Threaten 10 Handicap Blue Eleven.
BY the Associated Press


AWARD apparently will be physical
/ the bali conflict IN
Jack Stafford who pioed the Crimson o victory
lat week has LETT
the TODAY. sending to i
liEdner
Pratt and Nash while Bradford
A &C md donct he puntin
Evening star., 1925-11-18

distance "n his puntS and can he re.
lied on for substitute work in the
hackfield. Coady, however. will con.
'inue n Il" the puntinS. dropping
back from tackle.
Evening star., 1925-11-18

in the series. II will merely test the
strength Of TO- two teams
Evening star., 1925-11-18

copvrirht f9"S
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
Pension OFFICE
MOVE WATTS

Before the Public Buildings Com
mission takes final action with re-
gard to the future of the Interior
Department Building. it will call
into conference Secretary Of Com
merce Hoover Secretary Of the In
terror Work and Secretary of Labor
Davis, it was decided today.
Senator Smoot, chairman of the
commission, says there are 100000
square feet in the Interior Building
which can be used to house other
activities. It has been suggested
that either the Department of Labor
or the Pension Bureau should be
housed there, but the commission
does not expect to arrive at a de-
cision for some time.
Opposition from the G. A. r. and
other veterans organizations to the
transfer of the Pension Office from
its present quarters in Judiciary
square already has developed. It
IS believed. however, that ultimately
this transfer will be made in the
effort to provide quarters for all
Of the Interior Department activi-
ties and bureaus under a single
roof.
The lease of the Department OF
Justice Building at Vermont avenue
and K ST., N. W., was adjusted by
the commission today on the basis
of 100000 yearly rental. The lease
can be terminated at any time the
department desires,
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
G. w. STUDENTS TO HEAR
DR.. DE REUL ON BELGIUM

DIR. Paul de Reul. of the Univer.
slty of Belgium, will speak on
Belgium, at George Washington
University tomorrow afternoon. He
Is head of the department of Eng
fish literature in the Belgian insti-
tuition and is brought here under
the Commission for the Relief of
Belgium.
The university will close its doors
on Wednesday night for the annual
Christmas recess. At noon tomor-
row the annual Christmas celebra
ton will be held. The Woman's
Choral Club will render a special
program of Christmas carols under
the direction Of Miss Estelle Went.
worth. The choir will be dressed
in cap and gown.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
LIMERAN PLEADS GUILTY
TO PASSING BAD CHECKS

Having passed a number of bad
checks on business men of the
city, Alfred Frank Limeran was
arrested Saturday by Detectives
George DarneIl and Carlton TalIey
and arraigned before Judge George
n. Macdonald in the United States
branch of Police Court today.
IIimeran pleaded guilty to six
charges of passing WORTHLESS
checks and mot guilty" to one case
OF larceny after trust.
He was sentenced to serve ninety
days straight on each of fou,.
check charges and to pay fines of
500 or serve ninety days on each
OF the two others. making a total
or almost two years. The larceny
after trust went over for further
investigation,
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
NEW MORTGAGE
FIRM OPENS

Organization of a 81 ,00O,0 900 mort
gage company. headed by Morris
Cafritz. prominent Washington realty
broker, in association with ether
well-known District business men,
was announced today.
The new establishment will be
known as the Federal Security and
Mortgage Company, and offices
have been opened AT 1412 * ST.
N. w.
The, officers are: Mr.. Cafriz, presi-
dent; Harry M. Crandall, vice presi-
dent: George w. Husuely, vice
president and treasurer; Morris
Gewirz, secretary and general man.
aser, and M. ID. Rosenberg, counsel.
The directorate includes the Off
GERS and r. p. Andrews. E. +.
Chewing. Charles A. Goldsmith,
w. w. Griffith, Paul Himmerfarb.
Vernon G. Owen and J. 3. Shapiro.
The concern has been organized
under ne laws of Delaware with n
capital of $1.0O0.O00 and stock will
he offered tn the public at later
date. The company was organized
to take care of the increasing de-
mands for the class Of security to
be handled, occasioned by the Jorge
increase In building throughout the
city,
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
RESIGN IN 3 DAYS
ELDRIDGE Is WARNED

NJ O. Eldridge. direcor of traffic,
is getting together quite a file of
letters threatening his life. The
second within the last week was
received today and given due con-
sideration. This letter says:
Mr.: You may think it funny
and laugh to your hearts content
over the threat you received, but
tender your resignation within three
days or you are gone-K. X. X"
BY comparing the handwriting,
which is quite legible and distinct,
with those of several applicants for
the return of their revoked permits,
the director of traffic believes he
has q clue to the writer.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
Is D. C. Xmas Tree
Hunters Fined In
MARYLAND

Washingtonians seeking ever
greens to deck their homes dur
ing the Christmas season had
better stay out of Maryland.
Yesterday eighty-five resi-
dents of the District of Column
bia were arrested on the Anna
polls road by State Forest War
den George d. Wiseman, of
Bladensburg. They were charged
with cutting Christmas trees in
violation of the Maryland law.
About twenty-five were fined
So and costs by Justice of the
Peace Hugh O'HeilI. The others
were allowed to go after obtain
ing written permission of land
owners to cut down evergreens.
Sheriff John j. Fink last
week warned Washingtonians
against coming to Maryland to
cut Christmas trees and holly.
He said the law provides a
maximum fine of $50 and costs.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
HULL ASKS REPEAL
OF FLEXIBLE TARIFF

Repeal OF the flexible tariff pro-
vision Of the existing tariff law
was proposed in bill introduced to-
day in the House by Congressman
Hull CD of Tennessee.
This provision inserted in the law
Of 1922 by the Republican tariff
makers authorized the President to
raise or lower tariff duties by SO
yer cent within maximum and
minimum limits established when
it should be demonstrated that ex-
Isting tariff rates were not operat-
ing to the advantage of the United
States
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

"The possibilities of a bus fare
reduction in the District shortly
after the public hearing set for
December 80 are very favorable"
Lieut.. Col. J. Franklin. Bell, Engi-
neer Commissioner and chairman
of the Public Utilities Commits
sion, said today.
can increase was granted the
bus company last February, that
better equipment and service
might be provided" continued
Colonel Bell, land now that that
has been accomplished there is
apparently no reason why a sub
stantial decrease cannot be made"
Arnold Status Unknown
There has been no intimation as
TO the name of the representative
of the North American Company
at the public hearing called by the
commission. AS Leon Arnold has
sold out his holdings in the bus
company, it is not known whether
he will be present at the hearing.
Public Utilities officials have
been told by William NICK. Clayton,
utilities representative Of the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Association, that
he would present statistics at the
hearing which would warrant a
fare cut.
1t is understood the commission
will use the figures of the monthly
reports of the company in arriving
at a fair Yaluati ton.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

valued at $40. in the same manner.
Lewis Mays and William Wade,
both colored. are said by police to
have admitted entering the apart.
ment Of Catherine Harris, 1888
Twenty-first st. N. w. where
they broke open trunk and es.
capped with $425 in cash.
They were arrested by Policemen
0tao Johnson and T.. w. Kelly. OF
the Third precinct. and held under
bonds Of $1,000 and $4,000 respect
iveiv.
Buddie Taylor, colored youth.
also charged with housebreaking,
admitted that he entered the
Recreation Health Center on g
ST. N. w. and took took twenty
four. cartons OF cigarettes. His
bond was set at 5000.
Convicted Of having cut Veoia
Dunlop and Edward Moore, both
coIored with knife, Lawrence
Simms, colored. received sentences
of 1905 days in each case.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
AND CHRISTMAS COMING, TOO.

The tCorst story heard to-
day UGs told me by blind
boz ,oho sells papers at the
corner of Seventh and d SITS.
He doesn't beg, just stands
and COrkS. He has to feel each
paper in order 10 tell one from
the other. He had cup tdS-
tened TO his coat into Which
change could be dropped, thus
Leaving his hand free to find
the paper asked for. Today
missed the cup, and asked
tchere it tOas. He replied, cheer
fully, well, they told me it
tCds in the same class tDtth the
Salvation Army kettles. and
made me stop uSing it," Ye
gods! INFANTRY.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

George Hicks pleaded guilty" to-
having broken into the residence Of
Rubie A. Fitch, 1929 Belmont ST..
~. W.. where he took quantity
Of personal property Hicks. who
resides in Silver Spring. Nd, is said
by police to have admitted break.
ing into twelve different houses in
The fashionable northwest section
of the civ.
Bond was set at $1,000 and the
other eleven cases will be presented
TO the grand jury. Hicks was cap
tured by mob. after his entry in
to the house.
Paul L. Holiday. colored. also en-
tered pleas Of guilty IN two cases
% housebreaking and was held for
the grand Jury under bond of
SO 900.
He admits that he entered the
home OF Clarence M. Charest. 5000
Connecticut Ave. N W.. where he
took goods valued at $51.
Horace c. Smithy, 2202 Kaloranla
Rd.. N. w. lost personal property
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
MINORI Y
FOR new
RATES.

Opposition to the $S25,O00, 900
ak reduction bill, enacted by the
House, was slowly crystallizing in
he Senate today with Democrats
md Progressives apparently ready
% form a new tax coalition.
If the history of the 1924 tax
light is repeated, the Democrats
md Progressives will unite to toss
me House income tax rates into
he discard while writing into law
heir own program Of tax reduc-
ion on incomes.
The fight will be staged around
he amount of total reduction to
'e given the American people, with
he coalition probably battling for
/ 800, 600, 900 greater reduction in
han the relief. provided by the
House.
Substitute By Democrats.
The Democrats. at least, will
Iraft a substitute bill, either as a
teparate measure or in the form of
amendments to the House bill,
This will be sponsored by Senator
simmons D1 of North Carolina,
tuthor Of the recent income rates
which were written into the 1924
iii after the Mellon plan was de-
eated.
This year. the DemocratsSS how.
iver, will not oppose heavy reduc-
ions on surfaces and may even
tccept the 20 per cent maximum
liked by the House, but will direct
heir efforts toward lowering nor
nal taxes through higher exemp.
ions and to spreading the tax re-
tuction evenly through the lower
iurtaX brackets.
Senate Democrats, incidentally,
lave shown much dislike for the
lttitude of House Democrats, who
Imported the Republican tax pro-
ram.
a In the Senate, the minority lead
hrs hope to raise an issue greater
elief for the poor and greater re.
ief for the middle-class business
nan. AS an instance, it was learn.
d, the Democrats will support a
move to sharply reduce the taxes Oh
Incomes between 81, 900 and $44 900,
which they maintain were missed
n the reductions authorized by
he House.
All To Hurry Bill.
Despite their opposition to the
louise bill, both the Democrats and
srogressives will join with Admin.
stFation leaders in hurrying the
all through to final enactment be.
ore March Is, when the new in
nme tax returns are due:
Tax hearings will begin before
he Senate Finance Committee on
January and last two weeks.
The bill then will be brought on
he floor oS the Senate and kept
here, except for more pressing
nstters, until finally enacted.
The Hoiiee bill meanwhile was
allfS studied by its friends as well
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

heavy reduction in surtaXes," Cap.
per added. II would like to see
the maximum surtax rate fixed at
% per cent.
Greater dissatisfaction was ex.
pressed by Democrats.
II am not satisfied with the House
BILL" said Senator King of Utah,
minority member of the Finance
Committee. II do not approve
the apparent desire of some mem
bers OF the Democratic party in the
House to kiss the hand that smiteS
them.