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Evening star., 1926-10-08
ge Foot Ball Games VIII Be Staged Local C1ions Tomorrow
Leading Grid Games Tomorrow

The Citadel VS.. Chattanooga at
Charleston.
Millsaps VS.. Southwestern Louisiana
at Jackson.
Georgetown Ky) VS.. Union at
Jackson.
West Tennessee Normal vs.. Jones'
bOro at Memphis.
Oklahoma VS.. Arkansas at Norman.
MIDWEST.
Minnesota VS.. Notre Dame at Mime
apolis.
Illinois Us. Butler at Crbana.
Iowa VS.. North Dakota at Iowa City
Indiana VS.. Kentucky at Blooming.
Michigan VS.. Michigan State at Ann
ArbOr.
Nebraska vs.. Missouri at Lincoln.
Wisconsin VS.. Kansas at Madison.
Iowa State VS.. Oklahoma Aggies at
Ames.
Marquette VS.. Grinnell at Nlilwau-
kee.
Northwestern VS.. Carlton at Evans.
ton.
Purdue VS.. Wabash at Lafayette.
Aberdeen VS.. South Dakota Mines
Mt Aberdeen.
Ohio University VS.. Akron at Akron.
Case VS.. Wooster at Cleveland.
Coe VS.. Monmouth at Cedar Rapids.
Southwestern VS.. College of Emporia
at EnpOria.
Kansas Aggies VS.. Creighton at
Omaha.
Detroit VS.. Lombard at Detroit.
De Pauw VS.. Hanover at Hanover.
Hiram VS.. Western Reserve at Hi.
ram.
Ohio State VS.. Ohio Wesleyan at Co.
lumbus.
st. Louis VS.. Dr,lry at st. Louis.
South Dakota vs.. Buena Vista at
Brookings.
Washington University VS.. Missouri
Mines at st. Louis.
WEST.
California VS.. St. Mary's at Berke-
ley.
Southern California VS.. Washington
State at Los Angeles.
Leland Stanford VS.. Olympic at
PalO Alto.
Oregon VS.. Washington at Portland.
Colorado VS.. Montana State at BOul-
der.
Colorado Aggies VS.. Colorado Mines
at Fort Collins.
Utah VS.. South Dakota at Salt Lake
City.
Utah AggleS VS.. Colorado College
at Ogden.
Arizona VS.. Phoenix Junior at Tus.
con.
Denver VS.. Western State at Den.
YER.
Nevada vs.. Fresno at Nevada.
Greeley VS.. Brigham Young at Gree
ley.
Montana VS.. Idaho at MissOuli.
New Mexico VS.. MOntezuma at Al.
buquerque.
Oregon Aggies VS.. Gonzaga at Cor
wallis.
Pomona VS.. La Verne at Pomona.
Santa Clara vs.. College of Pacific at
Santa Clara.
Whittier vs.. California Tech at
Whittier.
Wyoming VS.. kearney at Laramie.
California L., Southern Branch, vs..
San Diego at Los Angeles.
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HAYMAN WILL LEAD
ALEXANDRIA eleven

ALEXANDRIA. Va. October s.
"Rube" Hayman has been elected
captain Of the Alexandria Fire De-
partment foot ball team He will as.
sumo his duties in the game with the
Anacostia Eagles OF Washington.
which will be played here on Sunday
at Dreadnaught Park at o'clock.
Haynan has q wide and varied eN-
perience at the gridiron game having
played four years at Alexandria High
and then going directly to the Uni
versity Of Virginia, where he starred
at tackle
Playing against Pennsylvania for
Virginia, Hayman was the star Of the
game. and he was selected by Phila-
delphia ScribeS at the end OF the 1924
season as the greatest tackle seen
on Franklin Field that Fall. Hayman
played for George Washington last
year.
Buck Beach, star line-man for the
Virginia A. c. for many seasons. has
decided TO again resume active par
ticipation in the game. He has been
helping coach the Virginias
Buck Edwards. former star for sev.
eral teams in the United States Navy
and guard of the Virginia \. c. in
1924 will not play this Fall
George Mason High school team
will play Swavely Preparatory school
ot Manassas, Va, here tomorrow on
Hayden Field at ; O'Clock. Coach
Herbert knight Will have four of his
regular players on the bench. due to
injuries.
Hap Harlell will bring his Mckin-
ley Technical High school team from
WaShineton tomorrow afternoon TO
play Episcopal High and f,ne game
Is expected. The game vii! be played
on lioNton Field at O'Clock
Pirate Athletic Club will play the
Southern Props in Washington sun
cay afternoon and a workout will be
held tonight in preparation. All can.
'iidates for the Pirates are to report
at Queen and Pitt streets at 7:30 this
evening.
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AMERICAN u. ELEVEN
TO VISIT BLUE RIDGE

American University. which opened
its foot ball season with victory last
Saturday over Emerson Institute, will
travel to New Windsor, Md, tomor-
row, to meet Blue Ridge College.
Twenty-Five men will be taken along.
Coach G.. Baillie Springston is CON
fident that his aggregation will be
able to put up a good game. as Amer
lean L. this year not only has the ad-
vantage Of her entire squad from last
year, but q number of experienced
former high school players.
October IS American u. will play
George Washington at st. Adams
Field.
Other games are: October %, Shen-
andoah College, at Dayton, Va; 30.
Maryland freshmen, at College Park;
November 6. Gallaudet. at Gallaudet;
IS, Bridgewater College, at st. Adams
Field.
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HARVARD Will PLAY
TIGERS NEXT SEASON

By the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. October S.
The big Three" in Eastern foot ball
Yale, Harvard and Princeton-will
remain for another year at least. And
Harvard presumably will not play
Michigan next year. as contemplated.
Tentative proposal that the Univer-
sity of Michigan replace Princeton on
Harvard's foot ball schedule in 1927
has been withdrawn by the Crimson
at a meeting Of the chairmen Of ath.
letics of the three institutions, it Is
announced at Yale.
The substitution would be "coun-
ter to the understanding and practice
Of the triple agreement, it was mu-
tually agreed after full conference"
a statement said.
William J. Bingham, director of
athletics at Harvard, said:
Athletic relations between Prince
ton and Harvard are excellent, and
am confident that nothing will arise
to disturb the anicability Of this rela-
tionship."
Evening star., 1926-10-08


Gallaudet appears to have a $3.50
nance with ST. Johns; Catholic L..
with several regular men out on ac-
'ount of injuries, still should conquer
.oyola. but the game doubtless will
be closer than was at first expected:
Georgetown should run up a huge to-
fal against Washington College; Mary
and is only expected to make cred
ftable showing against Chicago;
George Washington believes it has a
rhance to jolt Bucknell, while Ameri-
! ian L. figures to take the short end
|pf the count in the clash with Blue
Ridge.
All of the teams held their last hard
practice yesterday for tomorrow's tits
and will merely go through tuning-up
processes today.
Another game i'm which Washing
'tonians are interested in is the clash
'of the QuanticO Marines and st.
Xavier at Cincinnati. which the Devil
Dogs should win by a rather decisive
margin There are too many eXDeri-
|enced players on the Marine team for
|thet average college aggregation to
|copeFwith.
Many Washington foot ball adher-
Wills VIII 20 over 10 Annapolis tOmOr-
row, where the Navy team figures in
|something unusual in foot fall, q twin
pill. The MiddieS first will play Drake
University of Des Moines at 1:45. and
Two hours later will take on the Uni
|versity Of Richmond eleven. NAVY
may find that It has a big job on its
hands, bigger than it anticipated
when it booked the double header.
Drake, of course, offers the big clash.
and the Navy will start it's regular
team against the Iowans. If the Mid
Shipmen should get fair lead I'm this
game, reserves viii be sent in and
some of the regulars saved for emer-
gency work against Richmond, al
though the second team will open hos
tilities against the Old Doninionites
Maryland took "a players on the
trip to Chicago, with Coach Byrd. As.
sistant Coach Shipley and Manager
Kenneth Spence heading the party.
The players We're: Adams, Dent,
Stephens, Schaefer and keenan,, ends:
Zulick, Leatherman. Winterberg and
Epple. tackels; Crothers. Wondrack
Herzog and Fletcher. guards; Bafford
and Rothgeb. centers: Kessler and
Boyd, Quarterbacks: Capt Stevens.
Linkous. Thomas, Snyder, Pugh, Par
sons and Schrader, backs. All were in
good trim, except keenan,. who has q
bad knee.
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LOCAL TEAMS.

LONfAA
Georgetown VS.. Washington College
at American League Park at
o'clock.
Catholic University vs.. Loyola OF
Baltimore at Catholic University
Stadium at 2:3O o'clock.
GaIlaudet VS.. st. Johns OF An.
o'clock.
Maryland VS.. Chicago at Chicago.
George Washington VS.. Bucknel at
Lewisburg.
American University VS.. Blue Ridge
at New Windsor.
EAST.
Navy VS.. Drake at las, Navy vs..
Richmond, 3:45; at Annapolis.
Quantico Marines VS.. st. Xavier Col
lege at Cincinnati.
Yale VS.. Georgia at New Haven.
Harvard VS.. Holy Cross at Cam
bridge.
Princeton VS.. Washington and Lee
at Princeton.
Dartmouth VS.. V. p. I. at Hanover.
Cornelk> vs.. Williams at Ithaca.
Pennsylvania VS.. SwarthmOre at
Philadelphia.
Penn State VS.. Marietta at State
College.
Army VS.. Davis-EIkins at West
Point.
Pittsburgh vs.. Lafayette at Pitts
burgll.
West Virginia VS.. Allegheny at
MOrgantown.
Colgate VS.. st. Bonaventure at
Hamilton.
Neutrality-suspicious. VS.. Rutgers at
Washington.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Haverford at
Baltimore.
Fordham VS.. Manhattan at New
York.
Columbia VS.. Wesleyan at New
York.
Brown VS.. Lehigh at Providence.
Concord VS.. CarsOn.Newman at
BluefieId.
Carnegie Tech VS.. Adrian at Pitts
burgh.
Mount st. Mary's VS.. st. Johns at
Emmitsburg.
William and Mary VS.. Syracuse at
Syracuse.
Western Maryland VS.. Villanova at
Philadelphia.
Amherst VS.. Bowdoin at Amherst.
Bates VS.. Tufts at Lewiston.
. Buffalo VS.. Niagara at Buffalo.
City College of New York VS.. st.
Lawrence at New York.
Dickinson VS.. Franklin. Marshall at
Carlisle.
Drexel VS.. Susquehanna at Philadel-
pllia.
Muhlenberg vs.. Gettysburg at Allen.
town.
New Hampshire VS.. Colby at Dur
ham.
New York U. vs.. West Virginia Wes-
leyan at New York.
Penn Military Academy VS.. Albright
at Chester.
Maine VS.. st. Stephens at AMMAN
dale.
Ursinus VS.. Delaware at ColIegeville.
Vermont ys. ClarksOn at Burlington.
SOUTH.
Virginia VS.. Lynchburg at Char
lOttesyille.
Georgia Tech VS.. Tulane at Atlanta.
at Chapel Hill.
Vanderbilt VS.. Bryson at Nashville.
North Carolina State VS.. Clemson
at Clemson.
Alabama VS.. Mississippi Aggies at
Meridian.
Alabama Poly VS.. Howard at Bir-
minghaln.
Vile.
V. NJ. 1. VS.. Roanoke at Lexington.
Centre VS.. Oglethorpe at Danville.
Davidson VS.. GuilfOrd at Davidson.
Duke VS.. ElOn at Durham.
FUrlllan Us. Wake Forest at Green
vile.
IIaTnptlrn-Sidney VS.. RandOIph-Ma-
cen at Hampden-Sidney.
Louisiana College VS.. Jefferson at
PiueyilIe.
Louisiana Poly vs.. Mississippi Col
lege at Rust0n.
Louisiana State VS.. Tennessee at
Baton Rogue.
N4wberry VS.. Paris Marines at
Paris Island.
ErsISine VS.. Presbyterian at Clinton.
Centenary VS.. Southern Methodist
at Dallas.
Southwestern VS.. Birmingham-SOu
ern ut Memphis.
Texas VS.. Phillips at Austin.
Sewanee VS.. Texas Aggies at Dallas.
Evening star., 1926-10-08
MAY COACH
GRIDDERS AT CLEMSON

COLUMBIA. S. c.. October s OP.--
The State has declared that {. Il.
HOb) Williams to Roanoke, Va.
formerly coach at the University OF
South Carolina. Clemson College, Dav-
idson and V. p. ]. has been invited
by Clemson authorities to become
coach there, succeeding ". H. (Bun
Saunders, who resigned.
Williams was a star END Of Virginia
20 years ago. lie has not coached
In several years
Evening star., 1926-10-08
GRID STAR WOULD
COACH GIRLS TEAM

CAVOUR, S. Oak, October s @-
Not only are men leaving home to see
the Cavour High School girls foot
ball team perform, but there Is a
coach at the University of Wisconsin
who is willing to give up a good job
for the young women.
Superintendent of Schools Reeds
has received a letter from Butch"
Slaughter, Il coach Of the Badgers,
who asks for the job of coach of the
girls team. Slaughter was named on
the all-American foot ball eleven in
1924
Meanwhile the girls are continuing
practice in regulation foot ball
manner.
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15O-POUND ELEvENS
WILL CLASH SUNDAY

Southern Prep pigskinners. one of
the cleverest combinations last year
in 135-pound circles, and who this
year will compete in the 150-pound
class, are to start their season Sun
day by playing host to Pirate A. G..
of Alexandria.
The game will be played at Wash
ington Barracks Field at O'Clock.
Although a number Of sturdy per-
formers have been lost by Props. ad-
ditions of Singer and Agricola.
former Business High luminarieS, and
Witty have served to keep them
formidable.
Pirates. who won the Alexandria
135-pound gonfalon last campaign,
also will play this season in the 15o-
pound group.
4 meeting Of Carlyle A. G. foot
hallers, who will encounter Senators
tomorrow and Anacostia Eagles; Sun
day, is to be held tonight at 1:30
o'clock at the home of Capt. Anderson.
Anderson is listing opponents for the
eleven at Lincoln 3112.
"Corky" Bryant is carding games for
Palace \. G. gridmen at Franklin
5S04. A drill for the Palace boys is
slated for Sunday at IL O'Clock on
Washington Barracks Field.
Helen Wills, the California tennis
star, practices only with male players
Evening star., 1926-10-08
SANDLOT GRID PLAYERS
HAVE "GAME" IN COURT

Fifteen Mohawk Prep grid warriors
were booked to appear in Police Court
today to answer charges of disturbing
the peace following the breaking up
their practice yesterday. The boys.
it is said, were drilling on a vacant
lot when the officers dropped in on
them. They were taken to fifth pre-
cinct, where they posted collateral.
Evening star., 1926-10-08
ALABAMA LOSES CENTER.

UNIVERSITY, Ala, October (P.
Sherlock Holmes, center, has been
definitely lost to the University of
Alabama in the Mississippi a. and NJ.
game tomorrow, and may be out of
the game for the remainder of the
season. He has been stricken with
an attack of appendicitis.
Evening star., 1926-10-08
). u, CALLAUDET AND Gu.
OFFER ATTRACTIONS HERE
laryland, George Washington and American U. Are
Away for Contests-CIashes at Brookland and
Kendall Green Should Be Close
OCAL college foot ball teams will figure in

OCAI college figure games tomorrow three
OF which will be played home fields
In the home (alaudet will
Annapolis at Kendall Green Catholic University will play host
Baltimore Brookand
With Washington College Of
billed 0 O'clock the Georgetown which will
5ca3.
Maryland shares spotlight Middle playing
Washington makes
ng Buckn Lwsburg while University
hopes Blue Ridge
Evening star., 1926-10-08
HOWARD ELEVEN OPENS
ITS SEASON TOMORROW

Howard University gridfnen will
open their schedule by entertaining
Livingstone College of Salisbury, N
c., tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
in the New Howard StadMm.
Coach Louis Watson has been put
ting the Bison candidates through
stiff training since September Is, and
is optimistic over the seasons out
look
Evening star., 1926-10-08

LONDON. October S LP.-EIky
Clark of Scotland. fiyweight cham
pion Of Europe. last night retained
his title by defeating Francois
Moracchini Of France on points at
Albert Hall
Evening star., 1926-10-08

Helen Wills, the California tennis
star, practices only with male players.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-26

Ely, Minnesota, Feb. %, 1926.
Adjourned regular meeting of the
City Council called to order at eight
60 O'Clock - NJ. by Mayor Han
son.
Present: Aldermen Maxi, Olson,
Jones, Komatar, Danovetz, Erickson,
Mayor Hanson.
Absent: None.
Mr.. M. H. Brickley, Slperintend-
ent of Telephone and Telegraph, for
the Duluth and Iron Range Railroad
Company, appeared before the
Council in reference to the subject
of joint use of poles carrying both
supply circuits and signal circuits.
The matter was referred to the
Committee of the Whole Tor con-
sideration.
The various garbage truck pro-
posaly were referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole for further con-
sideration.
A group of citidens, property
owners in Blocks 8, 10, 13 and IA,
Whiteside's Park Addition, appeared
before the Council and urgeu that
the city's water and sewer mains
be extended so as to serve said
blocks, and that the work be done.
as soon as possible. The matter
was referred to the Committee of
the Whole.
The Council Dissolved into Com
mittee of the Whole to consider the
various matters referred.
Alderman Erickson appointed
Chairman. Recess declared. Meet
ing called to order.
Report of the Committee of the
Whole was read as follows:
Ely, Minnesota, Feb. -, 1926.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council, City of Ely, Minnesota.
Gentlemen We, your Commit
tee of the Whole, to whom the vari-
Gus matters were referred beg to re-
port and recommend as follows:
l. That the matter of entering
into an agreement with the Duluth
and Iron Range Railroad ~ompany
relative to the joint use of poles be
referred to the Fire, Light and
Water Committee, Superintendent
of the Light and Water Department
and the City Attorney to investigate
and report at the next regular meet
ing.
2. That the City Engineer be
instructed to prepare plans, spec4I-
cations and estimated cost OF water
and sewer extensions to serve
Blocks 9. 10, 13 and IA. Whiteside's
Park Addition, and to report as
soon as possible.
8. That the proposal c. the
White Company to furnish one %
model 81, 21s ton, White Truck,
equipped with a 31a yard steel,
water tight, garbage tank, pneu-
matte tires and other equipment as
specified in their proposal under
date of February 16, 1926, lettered
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-26

and painted as designated, for the
sum of $5,937.85 F. o. B. Ely,
Minnesota, be accepted and the
proper officers be authorized to en-
ter into contract for the same and
that all other bids be rejected and
certified caecks returned.
Respectfully submitted,
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE,
By john P. Erickson, Chairman.
Moved by Alderman Jones, sup
ported Oy Alderman Olson, that the
report of the Committee of the
Whole be accepted and filed and the
recommendations carried cut. Car
ried.
Moved by Alderman Erickson,
supported by Alderman Maxi, that
the meeting adjourn. Carried.
A. o. KNUTSON,
City Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-09
Wonan's wits.

In republican Rome q slaye girl
caused 4 great sensation BY going to
the magistrates and accusing two
hoblAwofner 81 having poisoned their
husbands and several others The
magistrate called the women into
court and produced as evidence
against them some Of the poisons
which the girl had secured. The
women sNpre on their homer that
they were not poisons, but only Scos.
fnetic preparations. and. az their word
went further than d slaves, they were
about to be ffeed when the Girl sug-
gestSd that II the cosmetics" we're
Innocent tine women would be willing
10, eat them. This the magistrate
forced the women to 40, with the re.
suit that In q few rnorhenta both were
new what 10 YOU know about THAR
Answers to Yesterdays Questions,
!. i. Man has about 100000 pores. &
!. we pant in order to aerates the
lungs faster.
3. Dogs ana cats sweat, but chiefly
'throukhe ire pads on their paws.
Z. The average man perspires about
two pints of water on mild Summer
day.
s. Plants sweat" or more precise
w transpire or give or nnoisture; a
big tree will give or ton on Atdry
day.
s. We shiver in order to get
warmer. the action starts the Hood
to flowing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-09
Your Baby and Mine


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been occasioned by q dog jumping at
the child; or It may be because OF 9
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initial letter Of whose name, causes
diiiieulty.
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must b sought for In the case Of
some etAmmerers. II q person whose
nafiie u Lewis has caused the child
rain ana Embarrassment and fright,
And the child cannot thereafter pro-
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without etanlrinerfne, naturally one
mutt remove Lewis from the child's
life. or At least the unconscious fear
81 him, before the stalnmerine can
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dies or malnutriti0l1.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-09
New, Fashionable Color Schemes
BY MARY MARSHALL.

succAssf,ii for the great EnkiiSh races
that did not 90 well with green.
Green with blAek---Or black with
CREAM THAT - another color scheme
that meets with marked approval Ia
London, where there seems to Be n
persistent effort at present to achieve
interesting and novel color schemes.
One az the sYiaarteSt shops shows "a
window OF lovely frociss. VIA N sand
two Or three h;lts---all III this e0leyt.
scheme. ThA green's are DC the no 4
called Jade tone --thouEli this sls. 6f
course, not the soft era yish green
tone 81 the really best Jade stone.
Sometimes. the evening gowns show
Jade, with black ana heavy embroid :,
cry of silver. - s.
Among the cplors chosen fSr ire
frociSe of notable women 'rAcently
presented al court In London there
were these: Flesh .c0lOrkd clinton.
with diarnantA and siiH&rs ivory
velvet. combined with pale pink ehif-
fofi: silver hr0cAde, with, train lined
with rose eoi0r: black satin. with
old silver; cSclaFferi. with silver:
orchid NATIVE, with pearl embroidery,
kings blue satin, with diainAiite: sill
yer brocada, lined with orchid mAuve
The nOpMlafsitv az orchid and orchid
mauve was well manifested. The
soft, bright bits that they call azure
blue was worn BY many Of the
younger women. silver IN n the DUH
tones called antique. of. oxidized.
was much used, and various creamy
tones OF while. that might he called
ivory. were also much IN evidence.
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