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Former Dooley Editor
Sells Hardware Bushes:

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interests, Miss Clayton will
partner in the hardware bna;noe oe CO,
her brother, H. G. Clayton. SS with
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ton himself which will play an in
leresting part in another story. Suf-
flee to say that Means was the man
who gave the evidence which the
Standard Oil press exploited until
Daugherty was forced to resign. SO
the Department of Justice began to
regard Means as a marked man..
The three aforementioned crooks
were induced to "peach" on Means
and Fielder. The result was that
both were convicted for conspiracy
to "Obstruct justice" Fielder was
fined $1,000 and Means was given
a two years sentence at Atlanta.
With Means sent to jail on the tes-
timOny of the three crooks a move
ment was at once set on foot to OBJ
tain their pardon. Assistant AttOr-
ney General Peter Mccoy, who
prosecuted Safr, Sideman and ROs-
enblatt, refused to recommend Glenn
ency. The pOstOffice department al
so refused. But-The forces work
ing for a pardon were powerful
enough to get the signature Of the
President Of the United States on
pardon for the three crooks and the
thing was done so quietly that a
year and a half elapsed before
this information accidentally leaked
out. AS a matter of fact the par
don of these glass casket crooks
was so raw that every effort was
made to keep it under cover. But it
was the price of sending CASTOR,
star witness against Daugherty, to
the pen. Means had no friendly
Anaconda Company officer to inter
cede for him and have his case dis
missed on a technicality in Washing
ton. He paid his price for framing
Wheeler's case against the Depart
ment of Justice. So Wheeler can
boast that the man who made the
case against Daugherty for him got
punished.
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Gear-Shift Ford Manufacture
May Start In Near Future

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Evening star., 1927-11-22
TR0JANS HARD HIT
BY LOSS Of STAR
Coast Team to Miss Williams
in Grid Tilt With
N0tre Dame.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
r OS ANGELES, November 22.-
The spirit that was momentarily
quenChed by the loss Of their
L. dynamic quarterback. Don Will
liams. burned with everincreas-
ing fire today in the hearts OF the
University of Southern California foot
han TrOjanS, realizing that they must
fight the harder, in the absence of
their injured teammate. in the crucial
test next Saturday with Notre Dame
ut Chicago.
Coach Howard Jones. who seldom
praises his men, closed strenuous
workout yesterday with, You're a
bunch of fighters, and you'll show
Notre Dame some foot ball Saturday.
The loss OF Williams is considered
by experts as severe blow to the
Trojan aggregation. Jones had de-
pended upon Williams to repeat his
brilliant play of last years Notre
Dame game. He carried the ball l3
times in succession for total OF 20
yards and second Trojan touchdown.
The return to serimmage of Harry
Edelson, sophomore fullback, who tore
California S line to shreds, made up in
part for the loss of Williams. Edel-
sons injured knee has been pro
nounced entirely fit for heavy work.
Howard Elliott. senior, who has had
little chance to use his brilliant open
field running because of the fine work
of Capt. Morley Drury and Williams
at the quarterback position, will get
a chance to close his foot ball career
in blaze Of glory in the Notre Dame
game, Jones saying that he will be
the man to go in for Drury Saturday
late in the first half, TO save the big
Trojan leader for the last half.
The 33 players chosen to make the
pilgrimage to Chicago will entrain
here at 5 O'Clock this afternoon after
a workout.
Evening star., 1927-11-22
ON THE SIDE LINES
With the Sports Editor
w YAsHINGTONS final college foot ball clash of the the
Thanksgiving day battle between Catholic University and
Wv George Washington offers grdron enthusiasts what
=Bv DENMAN THOMPSON=

w yAsHINGTONS final college foot ball clash of the the
IA Thanksgiving day battle between Catholic University and
Wv George Washington offers gridiron enthusiasts what
should prove the best staged between these
doughty rivals
U-G W. meetings have become annual affairs be-
scrapped of the euphonous and
Coonia of the downtown usually
entered the underdogs and emerged the
it's different With record of having bested every
of the eight combinations has with the lone exception
formidable although errac Penn State aggregation and hav
rolled the rather total of las but
SO for opponents George Washington will Thursdays
accorded chance and by will be
garded hot favorite.
Ptted against foes a caIber inferior in the main
that by g. w. U the Cardinals have acquired four VIC
tories in tusses which points been
earned to offset the 100 attained at their
In ITSELF this would make University
Coach McAulfes
concedg nothing advance and confident there
jolt the dopeste who visuaizing their defeat
Nothing but trouncing will convince the followers George
of the local field which actually settle question: however
and does appear that this should be the Coonials year
With anywhere adequate strength
o. W. unquestonaby would be oddson choice
ars only holiday tilt
The plfuly small squad Coach MAUD" Crum has had to
work with and the additional fact that hospital
capped the through of
important bearing on the contest, however.
Catholic University also has suffered through injuries this Fall
but not to the same extent their rivals considering
of material available. 80
If the Colonas fortunate enough escape
ton to their skmpy list of
allotment OF subs, think they revenge for the
I-to9 setback inflicted them
they've been in battle no matter how
Evening star., 1927-11-22
HARDY HARLEM CRIDDERS
HUNTING l2O.POUND FOES

on Virginia Avenue Fairgrounds to-
night at o'clock, is seeking a 1856
pound foe for Thursday. Call Lincoln
515-J.
AnacOstia Eagle 115-pounders are
seeking a fray for Thursday. Call
Lincoln $3.50.
sP. Facchina scored six touchdowns
as Brookland b. c. eleven won over
Pilgrims yesterday, 64 to 0.
MOntrOse A. G. gridmen want
games Thursday and other dates with
115pound elevens. Call West 99s
after 6 o'clock.
Senator A. G. manager would like to
hear from the Meridian A. c. mana
ger. Call Columbia 562.
Carlisle gridders are preparing for
their game with Northeast Columbias
on Thursday. CarlisleS hold victories
over Senators, Pennants. Eagles,
Park Views. kennedys and George
town PreD Juniors
Evening star., 1927-11-22
mo WINTER BOUTS
FOR DEMPSEY LEX
With Kearns Suit Halted,
Promoter Discusses Title
Fight Plans.

By the Associated Press.
n VIEW YORK, November 22.-
With the suit of Jack kearns
VI against Jack Dempsey for a
/ third of a million dollars
tossed out of a Newark court
ring through voluntary non-sult,
Tex Rickard took time out today to
clarity the boxing situation as 1t per-
tains to his millionaire heavyweights.
Dempsey, the first man R1ckard
promoted into that class, Will not
battle this Winter in Madison Square
Garden, Rickard said, and Gene
Tunney, champion and latest re-
cruit to the millionaire ranks, prob
ably will do no fighting before next
August or September.
Dempsey Not to Be Idle.
The former king of the heavy
weight sluggers, now definitely de-
cided upon second comeback cam
paign to regain his one-time laurels
from Tunney, will devote his time this
Winter to pressing action in two
other suits kearns has brought III
New York and Philadelphia, Richard
said.
Dempsey will fight the winner OF
the Winter heavyweight elimination
trials some time in the Spring at the
Yankee Stadium unless developments
dictate otherwise. If the Manassa
Mauler survives this match, Rickard
declared, he would send him out again
to fight Tunney for the crown lost at
Philadelphia.
AS to the prospects of Tunney
fighting for him in late June on early
July, Rickard was non-committal.
II am convinced regardless of what
Tunney says, that ] have exclusive
rights to Tunney's ring services in his
first bout next year, and that l may
IL conditions warrant, delay that
match until August or September,
Rickard said.
May O. X. Two Fights.
"Tunney can have two fights for
me next Summer if he wants them,
but only on a percentage basis. Ger
tainly not on the basis existing in our
present contract"
Rickard said he had not heard
from Tunney in the matter and did
not expect to.
MY end of the agreement will be
fulfilled with the deposit of 100000
on February | and similar deposit
on June /. Then all he has to do
is fight wnen l tell him who his op-
ponent will be, and where the fight
will be held. l don't think there will
be any trouble"
Evening star., 1927-11-22
kRUG NAMED COACH
! OF GALLAUDET FIVE

Gallaudet's basket ball team will be
coached this Winter by Walter John
Krug. A graduate of the Kendall
Green School, Krug never played on
the varsity court team, but starred in
1ntramural competition. He also has
had considerable experience as an Off.
cial.
! krug will have a number of sea.
soned players as nucleus, including
Capt. Charles Miller, Cosgrove, Dyer,
Cain and Yoder.
! Ten games thus far have been ar
ranged for Gallaudet, as follows:
: December 17--Arnold College. st Kendall
Green: 22-Bridgewater College. at Kendall
Green.
January George Washington University
st G W. u: odd Dominion Boat Club,
q Kendall Green; ,11-Catholic University.
lege at Annapolis: 25-Pending
February :t-Blue Ridge College. at Ken
gall Green: 11-Od Dominion Boat Club, at
hlexandria; 1s-University Of Baltimore at
kendall Green; 22-Blue Ridge College. at
New Windsor.
Evening star., 1927-11-22
SOCCER TEAMS LACK
SANCTION FOR GAMES

Five local soccer teams who schCd-
uled games with Baltimore teams
here Thursday were notified yester-
day that they must obtain permission
of the Washington and Southeastern
District Soccer Association before the
games may be played
1t is likely that permission will be
procured in time to play the games.
Ignorance of the new rules is thought
to be the reason for the failure to
get permission from the soccer body.
Recreation League will continue its
schedule on Saturday, when Rosedale
will play Marlboro at Rosedale Play
grounds at 2:30 o'clock, Georgetown
meets Bloomingdale at Plaza Play
grounds at 1870 o'clock, Plaza faces
Garfield at Plaza Fairgrounds at $50
o'clock and Park View VS.. Happy Hol-
low at Plaza Fairgrounds at 2:30
o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-11-22

Although the foot ball season is
waning, a number of sandlot teams
of the District still are casting about
for games. Among them Is the Har-
lem eleven of FoXhall Heights, not so
big, but pretty scrappy. Buck John
son, who with Martin Donovan and
John. Browns helps coach the Foxhall
Heights 120-pound youngsters, will re-
ceive all challenges. Buck may be ad-
dressed as L. Byer johnson, Potomac
Electric Light Co.
The Harlems took a licking in their
last game, but it was only a 6-to-0
licking, and was handed them by the
RamseyS of Baltimore, a team un-
beaten for two years and claimant
of the Monumental City champion.
ship in it's class. Gold and johnson
of the Harlem backfield did some good
work, and once the Washington boys
were within a yard of the Baltimore
goal when they lost the ball by
grounding a pass. Harrington at cen
ter proved a fine defensive player for
the Harlems.
Heading the holiday amateur sport
card on Thursday Is the annual cham
pionship game between Winton and
Northern elevens, which will be staged
at American League Park at 2:30
o'clock. These teams are the outstand-
ing contenders for the District 150-
pound title.
Wintons will drill tonight at Z
o'clock on Virginia Avenue Play
grounds.
A championship series which start
ed back in 1905 will be resumed
Thursday, when st. Stephens and Ma
tional Prep elevens meet for the Bligh
Cup. Pat Bligh, donor Of the cup, also
will give the winning team turkey
dinner.
Chevy Chase Bearcat players are
expected to attend a meeting tomor-
row night at 7 o'clock at the home
of Manager Hammond. 1924 River
road.
Friendship A. c. eleven. which drills
Evening star., 1927-11-22
DRURY, TROJAN ACE,
AT HOME IN CHICAGO
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, November 22.-At least
one of the Trojans of southern Cali
fornia, who meet Notre Dame in Sat-
urdays intersectional foot ball game
here. will be right at home in Chi
cago's Winter climate, and he is the
most talked of player on the coast
squad Morley Drury. The great Cali.
fornia back was born in Midland,
Ontario, where cold weather is no nov.
city,
The weather man today indicated
that the cold wave of last week, which
evaporated over the week end, will
sweep over this section late today and
hang around for the Californians' ar
rival Friday.
| Two of the southern California
players, Max and Lloyd Thomas, are
brothers of the famous Thomas broth.
ers, Johnny and Harry, who started in
the University of Chicago backfield a
few years ago. Max and Lloyd are
both halfbacks and may both get a
chance to play, due to the injury to
Harry Edelson.
Coach Howard Jones of u. s. c.,
who made Iowa the champions of the
Western Conference. is one of the few
who follow the Rockne plan in send.
ing a more or less steady stream of
fresh men to keep his eleven going at
full tilt. In that respect, with no bur-
densome high temperatures very
| likely, the contest Is apt to reach a
| dizzy speed.
Evening star., 1927-11-22
MISSES BALL FROM PLANE
BUT DOES NOT LOSE BET

Rusty Saunders. forward of the
Washington pro basket ball team, did
not catch the ball that was dropped
200 feet from an airplane yesterday
on Hoover field, but ne has not yet
lost his wager with Manager Ray
Kennedy that he can perform the
feat. Half a dozen balls were tossed
from a plane on three different trips
aloft, but, because of the difficulty of
judging distance, none came any.
where near Saunders.
Kennedy and Saunders agreed that
all this meant nothing and an at.
tempt to settle the bet will be made
again in the near future.
Evening star., 1927-11-22
ARMY-NAVY TICKETS
NOW ARE $50 A PAIR

NEW YORK, November 22 R).-
Demand for seats at the festive
board when Army and Navy dish
I'D the final foot ball spread" of
the Eastern season I'm the Polo
Grounds next Saturday has shot
the price of the few pasteboards
held by spectators to $50 IA pair.
The tickets, sold only i'm the first
instance to cadets, midshipmen,
members of the Army and Navy
athletic associations and certain
Government officials, are priced
originally at $3.50 each. Spectators
admit that but "a very few have
found their way into their hands.
Over 300. 0.090 applications for tick.
cts were made to athletic autl,Ori.
ties OF the service schools for the
game
Evening star., 1927-11-22
POTOMAC BASKETERS
IN ALEXANDRIA tilt

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November o.
Old Dominion Boat Club will practice
in the Armory Hall tonight at Z
o'clock in preparation for tomorrow's s
basket ball battle with Potomac Boat
Club Of Washington.
A benefit foot ball game for the
tornado relief fund will be played here
Sunday between the Alexandria Fire
Department Props and the Renroc A.
c. of Washington.
Columbia Engine Company basket
ball team will drill In the Armory to.
night at o'clock.
st. Mary's Celtics have called off
negotiations for a basket ball game
for Thursday night and will idle.