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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
Delta Delta Delta Frat
To Be Host at Luncheon

Delta Delta Delta Fraternity mem
bers resident in Washington and
vicinity will give a luncheon at
the Club st. Marks Saturday at
1890 o'clock pm. Miss Ida Blake is
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements. Miss Elizabeth M.
Bailey. president of Washington AL
lance of Delta Delta Delta, will pre-
side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
Mrs. Coolidge Aiding
Eastern Star Fete

Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs.
James f. Davis, Mrs. Jardine and
Mrs. Isaac Cans will be patronesses
for the annual dance of Washington
Centennial Chapter, No. &c, Order of
the Eastern Star, to be held at the
Mayflower Hotel on the evening Of
February %.
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Ordered to Resume Duties.

Lieut.. Col. Augustus F. Dannemil-
Ter, United States Infantry, who has
been under medical treatment at Wal
ter Reed General Hospital, has been
ordered to resume his duties as mill
tary instructor at Georgetown Uni
yersity.
The Washington times., 1927-11-04
CoLLEGIANS BOOKED

The ColIegians will clash with
the Langleys Sunday morning at IL
o'clock on the Tidal Basin field.
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ing competition. The local colored
mitmen will be sent at each other in
one of the trays.
The Washington times., 1927-11-04
COACH
HASF0R|N
LET TIERS
BY Knute ROckne

Coach of Notre Dame University
SOUTH BEND, Nov. Al be-
lieve the public should be informed
that football coaches do not handle
the tickets. The nasteboards are
handled by the business office
always. For some reason or other
every fellow who is late in pur-
chasing his ducats for a game
gets in touch with someone who
knows the football coach and then
they either phone, wire, write, or
personally accost the coach with
a long, dry story about something
or other. Gradually they lead up
to the coup d'etat, which is chow
about some tickets"
These things in themselves are
not bad except when the numbers
become overwh lining, though |
do object to being called up long
distance after midnight by chaps
with Scotch instincts. One coach
/ know now ha- four form letters
which he sends out in reply to
all ticket nnoochers.
No. Is for those ..e doesn't know
at all-No. 2 is for those he knows
faintly-No. 3 is for those he knows
very we'll, and No. 4 is for those he
has to know. 1 am suggesting that
this teacher of football add a fifth
form letter to include those he doesn't
want to know. However, of all the
annoying pests, have to award the
brown derby the chrome who. on
the morning of the game when he
knows that it is a sell out upon pro-
The Washington times., 1927-11-04
Bill Foley Is HOnOred
At &C" Club Meeting

Bill Foley. venerable Central High
track coach, was lauded ut the
Central &C" Club rally last night
at the Racquet Club. A portrait
Of Foley was presented him by
Robert Acorn, former president OF
the &C" Club. This will be pre-
sented to the school at a chapel
next week.
Foley has been track coach at
Central since 1898. His teams won
every interhigh cinder meet until
1913 when Western took the title.
Those who spoke at last nights
rally were Robert Acorn, Sylvan
King. Alvin w. Miller, Robert
Maurer. Mike Kelley. 5. n. Kimble,
Burt Coggins. Tom Kirby. Joe
Howard. Bob Newly and Gene
Casey.
The Washington times., 1927-11-04

SIdEk AOEWAEu VhSS UNACnSo
will be tested 10 the utmost.
Illinois plays Iowa at Iowa City
in what appears to be an easy II
linois victory. However. Iowa is
hopeful Of staging comeback and
of being able 10 play Illinois nip
ana tuck.
If Hanley gets all his cripples
back into the lineup he should
heat Phelan's Boilermakers at
Purdue. Both Purdue and North
western have been hit harder than
any two teams ] know by injuries.
With both teams having their full
strength intact Northwestern sp-
pears a shade stronger.
Indiana should not have a great
deal of difficulty with Michigan
State, while Grinnel will be just a
breather for Wisconsin.
On the face Of things Princeton
would appear TO have decided edge
over Ohio State. Personally, | look
tor Ohio State to play Princeton an
even game with a very good chance
OF winning. II Ohio State shouId
win it would certainly put the
IIclSl bSSNIlICI AuNlSOTy DOdIu.
which has been such a great help
to DIR. Wilce, right. back among the
moth balls.
Minnesota invades South
Bend, Ind, Saturday for a game
which appears to be somewhat
outstanding. Both teams are
indicated so far. The result
of this festival will depend very
largely on whether or not the
light NOtre Dame line can
withstand MinnesOta's StaIwart
forwards sufficiently to prevent
JOesting from pushing them off
the field.
l believe that both teams will do
some scoring. Minnesota not only
has Joesting to plunge the line,
but they have Almquist and Barn
hart to circle the ends, a strong
passing attack, and with Pharmer
back in the game, a high class
kicking game. Notre Dame has
shown strength in every branch of
attack. 1t Is my personal opinion
that the game will be decided be.
tween the two lines. Minnesota has
the advantage in power and weight,
whereas the Notre Dame team has
a shade in experience. 1t should
prove to be a very masculine after.
noon and anyone of the old timers
who seem to feel that football has
degenerated into a "chase me and
I'll chase you" game will find that
the boards today are briefly and
Just as thick as they were 80 years
ago.
Copyright, 1927, King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1927-11-04

, Central has a powerful hackfield
quartet in Captain Simmons. Ault.
Stevens. and Cross. and they will
give US trouble remarked Coach
Hardell. Il look for a close score
and a hard-fought game. with the
game to. be decided on line play.
The Central players are determined
and they will exert themselves in
order to beat US. IL we win, we
will know we have been in a
battle"
Central's chances rest on its
line. III the Blue and White
forwards can Outcharce their
Tech rivals. then Central will
have more than an even chance
for victory.
Mike Kelley, who has developed
strong lines. in the past. found q
paucity of seasoned linemen when
he started football drills this year.
Only one veteran remained, but
Kelley has pieced together front
wall that may emGarraSs Tech to-
day. Kelley Is a coach who can
produce results.
Michelet, guard; Dinkin. a
tackle. and Smith, center, are three
stalwarts in the trenches. Michelei
and Dinkin are two of the foremost
linemen in the scholastic ranks.
Captain Simmons and his
backfield mates will also haraSs
the Tech horde. The Mt. Pleas.
ant ball carriers are all tricky
and deceptive runners and, II
they are given interference to
the line of scrimmage, are apt
to run riot. s.
Central Is entering today's game
with the avowed purpose Of hum
bling it's bitter rivals. This indi.
Gates that a spirited battle looms
as Tech holds a similar view.
Seating space will he a premium
as the Central Stadium will not
comfortably house the mob that will
gather for the years high school
| football classic. Not only will the
present undergraduate bodies OF
Tech and Central turn out en-
masse, but alumni of both schools
! will be present.
The Washington times., 1927-11-04

without any weaknesses. II Gill
bert gets back into the game /,
Stages forward pass defense
will be tested 10 the utmost.
The Washington times., 1927-11-04
FLOOR LOOP
PLANNED

Formation Of an unlimited basket.
ball league will be effected at a
meeting tonight at o'clock in
the sports department OF The
Washington Herald.
Teams asked to have representa-.
tives on hand are st. Mary's Gel.
tics, HyattsviIle Guards. Clovers,
Arrows, Warwick Collegiates, Bonds
Whirlwlnds, knights lof Columbus
and Jewish Community Center.
Discussion of rules and eligibility
codes will be the topic tonight
Officers will also be elected.
The league games will be played
as preliminaries to the Palace pro
contests at the Arcadia.
The Washington times., 1927-11-04

A coach who has played Chi
cagO for many years once told
me that Chicago always has
fundamentally sound defense
The Washington times., 1927-11-04
Ring Bouts to Feature
Alex LegiOn'S Meeting

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Nov. 4.--The
Alexandria Post, No. "a. American
Legion, has arranged boxing car.
niVal to be staged in connection with
it's business meeting tonight in the
Armory Hall at 1880 y m Five
bouts will be listed with Washington
and Fort Humphreys boxers furnish
The Washington times., 1927-11-04
Rival Virginia Teams
Will Clash Tomorrow

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. a.
Episcopal High School will face a
strong foe tomorrow afternoon when
the Virginia Episcopal School. of
Lynchhurg. appears here on Hoxton
Field At $3.50 p. m. Virginia Episcopal
has shown much better than has
the local team this year. Episcopal
has won only one game against
three losses.
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getting the maximum efforts from
the candidates for this seasons
quintet. Buck, as he is more IA
miliarly known to the students, has
the men lined up as Just a Mem.
ory." go through their regular set.
ting up exercises to the strains of
popular songs. When news of this
new innovation was noised around
the college. several new faces were
seen on the court the following eve
ming.
The Washington times., 1927-11-04
George Mason Gridders
Entertain WarrentOn

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. a..
George Mason High School plays
the Warrenton High School team,
OF Warrenton. Va. this afternoon
in Dreadnaught Park at $3.50 D. m.
Warrenton has already earned the
championship Of Section A. of the
Third Athletic District of Virginia.
The Washington times., 1927-11-04

curing two ducats surruptiously, in.
quires in an egg-nog voice, Are
these on the 5G-yard line?"
The way the dope bucket was up
set last Saturday only fool would
walk where angels fear to tread.
The Big Ten championship is still
wide open, with Illinois and Mime
sofa the only undefeated teams. As
to which has the better chance, one
mans guess is as good as another's
However, Illinois has Chicago, Iowa
and Ohio State o overcome.
Although both Chicago and Michi-
gan have been beaten, their contest
at Stage Field in Chicago will still
occupy the attention OF most of
the fans in the middle West. In
the old days the Chicago-Michisan
embroglio was always the" game.
All football fans were delighted
when these two old traditional
rivals were scheduled to meet again
and the mix-up Saturday will have
a lot of color. With Gilbert back in
the lineup Michigan should win--if
he isn't able to play there is a
strong possibility of Maroon vic
tory.
A coach who has played Chi
cage for many years once told
The Washington times., 1927-11-04
Gridiron Statistics
On Interhigh
ElevenS
STANDINGS
GAME TODAY

Tech vs.. Central. Central High
School Stadium. 3:l5 o'clock.
GAME TUESDAY
Western VS.. Eastern. Central
High Stadium. 3:l5 o'clock.
RESULTS OF PAST GAMES
Tech. -; Eastern. o.,
Central. 2: Business. 0 forfeit.
Tech. s; Western. 0.
Eastern. IA: Business. 8.
SERIES SCORERS
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CENTRAL DETERMINED
To UPSET TECH
By George A. Simpson

FLAP" Hards hopes that his Tech High eleven would defeat Cen
trail this afternoon have hrunk few days Harde
optimistic almost that the Manual Trainers would
triumph
been changed Captain Kememeyer and Florence
his backed the best shape Harde fears
inspired Central will take the field today which
chat the game will be a tossup.
The Washington times., 1927-11-04
Basketball Players
Practice to Music

NEW YORK. NoV FLAMES
Freeman. who this year supplanted
Jack Crenny as st. Johns basketball
coach, does not lack originality in
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Falkenstein,
of the Falkenstein Electric shop, re.
turned Saturday from their vaca-
tion. They have been touring
through California since July 80
spending a part of the time visitin .
friends in San Francisco and vicin-
lily.
Mrs. Cecil Rehkopf returned Sun
day night from the coast. She has
spent the past six weeks in Los An
geleS and Pasadena.
A. G. Johnston of E. Salomon 4
Co., is back in FL Centre after a
three weeks vacation. Mrs. John
ston accompanied him home. John
ston visited the markets Of Los An
geles and San Francisco. doing fall
buying for Salomon 5, during his
absence.
W. II. Howard. circulation man
ager Of the Press. returned to work
this morning after spending the
summer on the coast. Dad de.
clared he enioyed his vacation i'm
menselv and if looks count for any,
thing he undoubtedly had good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. \. Conger of this
city. were registered recently at the
Colonial hotel. Washington, ID. G.
They will make the trip to Paris
with the "Second \. l.. +.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
Ask Me Another
METALS

|. What metal, commonly used in
expensive wedding rings, is more
valuable than gold?
>. Name the metal which was the
basis for much of the wealth of Sen
ator Clark of Montana.
3. Name the three leading metals
produced by Missouri.
/. Name two metals used both
for roofs and for drain pipes and
cutters.
). What expensive and heavy
metal is used for especially ornate
doors.
.. Name metal used by the
Orientals for many Of their export.
I'd curios.
{. What is the latest metal to be
come popular with housewives as
made up into kitchen utensils?
s. To what locality did Ameri-
cans make gold rush in '499
9. What was the name of a re-
cent Charlie Chaplin picture having
to do with a dash for ore,
10. What metal has President
Coolidge sought to find in the hills
of South Dakota?
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12

PUZZLING
+, COOLIDGE

tContinued from page one)
diately after mis- train arrived at 10
p. m. All his effects had been re-
moved from the temporary White
honse in Dupont Circle and he took
Pleasure in going through the struc-
tnre which has been entirely rebuilt
ia his absence.
Curtis Against Session
President Coolidge desired t.
eliminate himself from the 1929
presidential race. so far as he per
sonaily is concerned, when he made
hls statement that he did not choose
TO be IA candidate, Representative
Tilson, Republican house floor lead
er, declared today after visit at
the White House
Tilson was the first caller after
the president s return from vaca-
tlon. He was called back from
Asheville, \. c.. for conference
with the chief executive on tax re-
duction. flood control. the proposed
Special session of both houses and
the general legislative program for
the regular session.
! The house leader told Mr.. Cool
hge there was no need for a spe
clal session of the entire congress;
that tax reduction would be given
the right of way at the regular ses
sion and that flood control could
readilv be handled.
Senator Curtis. Republican floor
Rader of the upper house, urged
air. Coolidge to abandon his idea of
calling special session of the SEN
ate to handle the election eases of
Senators Elect Frank L. Smith. Re
PUBLICAN. Illinois. and William 5.
Ware. Republican, Pennsylvania.
Curtis told the president he was
opposed to calling a special session
either Of the senate or Of congress
as a whole Mr.. Coolidge usually
follows the advice Of his floor lead
ers in such matters. but he gave no
Immediate expression Of opinion to
Curtis.
Mr.. Coolidge returned from his
summer vacation III the Black Hills
with the idea that special session
Of the senate might be desirable.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
THIRD DEGREE"
FAILS TO SHAKE
ACCUSED YOUTH
By United css Leased wire

By United css Leased wire
STREATER, H., Sept. 12.-1larrv
Hin WAS taken early TODAY to the
grave in the basement of his home
where the body Of his murdered
mother was found and was forced
to go through actions he might have
followed il he, had committed the
crime.
His only emotion was to rcasSCrt his
innocence and to curse at his cap
tors for bringing hin to the house
and accusing him.
Hill arrived in Ottawa early to-
day after narrowing trip across
the.c continent bv train and automo.
bile. Shortly before daylight, he
was taken from the jail, it was
learned
He was accompanied by State =
Attorney Russell o. Hanson, chief
ef police Robb and other officers.
They went to the large house ON one
of the principal residential streets
of Streator which had stood deserted
since the body was found almost Il
month ago. Hill was led down the
dark cellar stairs to the place in the
corner of the basement where tn"
pavement had been removed and
the body of his mother buried.
tie looked at the shallow hole III
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
Mrs. Chaplin to
"See" New York
BY lni,ed Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. 12,-Lita Grey
Chaplin today got her first glimpse
of New York.
Accompanied bv her mother, Mrs.
Lillian Spicer, the former wife of
Charles Spencer Chaplin. screen
'omedian. arrived SUNDAY from Cal
;fornia for two months vacation.
This is her first time in New York.
u still love Charlie, - was the
statement that came from the lips
If the 10 year old girl who Just col
ected $s50,OO0 alimony from the
comedian.
Mrs. Chaplin said that she would
marry again if she could find the
right man.
MY trip to New York, however,
is not 10 find a husband or sign a
vaudeville contract, but to see the
towns statues and night clubs and
enjoy rest she said.
The two Chaplin children were
not along.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
SENTENCE FOR
YOUNG BANDITS
IS POSTPONED
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. l2.-On a
motion maze by counsel for Frank
Miller, kid bandit found guilty
Of Staying Albert Matthias, Arcadia
policeman, sentence for the crime
was DELAYED until late today.
The motion WAS based IN the
grounds that Miller : attorneys mad
not had time in which to prepare
q petition for a new trial and fur.
ther delay may be granted if the
papers are not completed this after
noon.
Sentence of Ray O Den, Is AMI
Willie Montgfort. ~, MIXERS com.
panions the night of the shooting,
who peaded guilty, was also DELAYED
They expect clemcncv from the
state pardon board, while Miller
will be sentenced 10 life imprisor-
ment on "a verdict of first degree
murder, the jury recommending len
lcncy.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
COTTON MARKET

Rc United Press Leased Wire
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l2.-The
cotton market closed barely steady.
Spots closed steady. 90 down at
,3l ia
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
Answers
Young Hardick
Seeks License

Rolv 3. Hardwick. son Of the for
ner chief Of police at Calexico. and
Margaret Welsh. also a resident of
CaleXico. filed notice Of intention to
mary. with the county clerk of Los
Angeles. Saturday. They gave
their ages as 90 and Il respectively.
The Young couple attempted to
get married in Santa Ana last year
hut were prevented at that time hv
the youth s father who preferred
charges of stealing an automobile.
Unon tho youth : return he was de-
tanned for Il while and later releas-
cd.
When thev applied for license
at Santa Ana Young Hardwick said
he was 1d wears old and the girl
admitted she was only u.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
FIVE BOUTS TO
BE SERVED AT
ARENA FRIDAY

Frank Richmond has mixed a dish
for Friday night which should
arouse the appetites of valley fistic
fans if such a thing is possible.
Booking 30 rounds of fighting and
giving fans five battles to choose
from he has listed some fighting
that should go down in the annals
as classics. In manner of atten-
dance Richmond has had little sue
cess thus far this year although he
has failed as vet to give the fans
poor show. There were just u
few "Slow spots in the programs
but Frank has stuck gamely to his
guns and his confidence in the fans,
expressed in the card booked for
Friday night should be repaid.
In the main attraction of the
evening Pat Duncan, the fight
ing Irish boy from San Diego. is
scheduled to meet Johnnie Lee of
Los Angeles. A knockout victory
over Ronald O Dell, the popular San
Diego voungster, is among the
achievements of the boy who Will
face Duncan in the ring.
Lee is fast boy on his toes and
carries "smack that usually
stretches his opponent on the mat
He should give "Pat" plenty of
trouble. Duncan. however. is no
Slouch with the gloves. He has won
great favor in the valley, winning
bay
down to defeat at the hands of
Goldie Hess after hectic battle in
which his seconds finally threw in
the towel to save him from needless
punishment after "Pat' had taken
Goldie's deliveries for nine rounds.
That is just one of the features
Frank has prepared. In the semi
final two new faces will appear
frankie Brown. San Diego hatt'"-.
will meet Gorgonio Nilona. a Fill
pino. recently arrived on the coast
from the Islands. Plenty of action
is scheduled.
In a special six-round struggle
"Kid Mex Mike Salano, Will
clash with Tommy Padrez, another
boy from the Philippines while in a
four rounder young Kid Mex. :
Vincent Salano, will meet Joe Padil-
10.
The opening bout will be between
Monte Hill of Fl Centro and Art
Monroy Of San Diego. Hill gained
decision over Monrov recently af-
ter lively tusslc.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
JUDGE BACK FROM VACATION

Judge Kendall B. Perkins and
Mrs. Perkins returned to IL Centre
early this morning from Today
trip to Huntington Lake. While
there the judge and Mrs Perkins
stayed at the lake lodge and enjoy.
ed several fishing and boating
trips. They also looked over the
$40o,O0G, ,Go0 power project being
carried out there by the Ellison
company. The Judge was enthusi-
astic over the wonders in engineer.
ing being accomplished. Several
lakes are being damned, tunnels
drilled through mountains ana pow
CT plants erected.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
Jail Breakers
Are Sought Here

Three men, wanted in Salinas for
Jail breaking, are being sought IN
thiS vicinity by county police. The
men after breaking out of jail, stole
a Chevrolet machine. They were
traced as far as Los Angeles bnt
from there the trail was lost. The
police here have been asked to CO.
operate in the search.
The men were described as fol
lows:
Lowell Wade, 2l; Height ) feet,
8 inches. Weight 100 pounds. Light
complexion.
Raymond Rhodes, -, ) feet, Q
inches tail; Weight l70 pounds.
George Thompson, -, height )
feet, 10 inches. Weight $50 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
Monday, September II, 1927

the earth silently Then doput!
handed him a shovel lie was push
ed forward and te!d to dig in
there"
Hill turned shovel full of earth
reluctantly, then put the shovel
down.
lis that the way you did it?'
States Attorney Hanson asked him,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12

according to members of the party.
Il told you wouldn't say any
thing until the time came, Hill
barked at his aceuser
More "prodding' by the Officers
failed to bring the confession they
had hoped might result from the
nocturnal visit.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
TO BUILD GARAGE

\ minor building permit was is
sued by the building inspector this
to j. w. Woodward of 4O4
He'll street. The permit calls for
the erection of wooden garage on
the property. According to the ap-
plication the building will be erect
I'd at a cost of approximately 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
Legion Post Will
Meet Tonight

Bovce Aten Post. American Le-
gion. will hold its first meeting of
the fall season tonight in the Legion
room at the courthouse, starting at
s o clock.
Commander Law calls attention of
members to the fact that Officers
will be elected at the next meeting.
scheduled for the latter part of the
month.
Various business that has accumu-
lated through the summer months
will be disposed of at tonight 5
meeting.
The first local ear of 1927 grapes
Malagas, left Porterville, Tulare
county. August -.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-12
LA COSTE WINS AGAIN
Nv tntttJ Press Iensed Wire

FOREST HILLS. l.. l., Sept. r.
hene La Coste. of France, started in
the American singles tennis cham
pionship. matches today bv defeat
Ing Frank Cowens OF Atlanta, Ga,
81 Ga. o..