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Evening star., 1927-11-09
@LSIE SANDERS, chairman of
the executive committee Of the
local group of the women's di-
- vision, National Amateur. Fed

local group of the women's di-
IL vision, National Amateur Fed
Grafton. has called the first
meeting for the season for tonight at
9 o'clock at the new Y. w. CA. Gym
nasium, S .enteenth and X streets.
The Washington body, organized two
Winters ego, is 'ade up of women
ana girls interested in the promotion
of womens' activity in physical educa'
tion and has been busy under Miss
Hazel Sayre, local basket ball chair
man, in developing woman officials.
Tonight the first of series of four
lessons in fundamental gymnastics
will be given. Miss Sayre will have
charge of the basket ball and games
period from 8 to $50 o'clock.
All meetings this year will be at the
new Y. w. G.. A. Building. Sessions
last season were held at Central High
Gym. #
Interesting matches have been card
ed for SATURDAY. in the Interplay
ground basket ball competition, the
schedule announced bv Miss n. Maude
Parker, director of girls activities of
tn, municipal Fairgrounds depart.
ment, shows. ".
With play now in it's fourth week
Georgetown, defending city champion,
is leading in section /. Park View Is
setting the pace in section 2, Bloom
ingdale is heading section 3, and Gar
field and Rosedale are tied for top
honors in section 4.
Saturdays schedule:
Section 1--Montrose vs.. Chevy Chase. at
Montrose: Georgetown VS.. Happy Hollow. at
Section s-Takoma vs.. Park View. at
Park View: Twin Oaks vs. Iowa Avenue. at
Iowa Avenue.
Section 3-New York Avenue vs. Column
bia Road at Columbia Road: Burro Ighs vs..
Bloomingdale. at Burroughs
Section 4-Garfed VS.. ROsedale. at Rose
dale; Hoover VS.. Virginia Avenue, at Hoover.
Miss Marie O'Daniel, Junior basket
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Y V0LLEY BALL GAMES
TO START NOVEMBER 18

Play in the Y. NC. A. Volley Ball
League, comprising four teams. will
start November 1s, when two games
are listed.
Those interested i'm the sport should
get in touch with r. B. Morgan. as
sistant physical director. at the "Y,"
1886 G street
j. Richardson, f. Nettleship, W.
Cunningham and G. Hathaway. have
been elected team captains.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
OLD DOMINION five
MEETS STRONG FOE

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, November 9.
Old Dominion Boat Club will face
a galaxy of former college luminaries
when it meets it's first opponent of the
new basket ball campaign Friday
night in the Lee-Jackson High School
gymnasium at s o'clock. The entire
Episcopal Theological Seminary team
to be encountered Is made up of play
ers who have held down varsity jobs
on collegiate quints.
Alexandria Fire Department Props
have billed a grid game with Lafay.
cite Props of Washington here Sun.
day. Manager Billy Padgett has an
nounced the following schedule for
the remainder of the season: Novem-
ber 20. Marion A. c.. of Washington;
November q. Renroc A. c. of Wash
ington; December /, Varin A. G. of
Baltimore; December 4, Friendship A..
G. of Washington.
Virginia A. c. has challenged the
Northern A. c. of Washington for a
Sunday foot ball game.
George Mason High School will
have its regular foot ball lineup in
tact for the first time this year when
Fredericksburg High School is met
Friday.
Alexandria Gun Club will hold its
gold medal club championship shoot
Saturday.
'HOOts" Mayhugh, former Dread
naught A. A. and Independent A. G.
star end, has signed to play out the
remainder of the foot ball season with
Palace A. &. of Washington.
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Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. - Farmer Joe
Cooper. West York. ILL.,, outpointed
Johnny Simpson. San Antonio Q0).
Jimmy Klump, Newport. KY. won on
foul from frankie Murphy, Den
yer %.
LOS ANGELES.-Bud Taylor, Terre
Haute, Ind. defeated Johnny Farr,
Cleveland Q0).
DISHMAN, Wash.-Young Strib-
ling, Georgia. won from Angus Snyder.
Winnipeg (6,.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
SUSPENSION OF SANDE
IN MARYLAND STANDS

BALTIMORE, November 9 @.-H
Earl Sande yesterday pleaded in vain
with the Maryland Racing Commission
for restoration of his jockey license.
revoked for alleged foul riding in the
Pimlico Futurity Friday.
Chairman James A. Latane indicat-
ed Sande's suspension would continue
indefinitely, but would not be perma-
nent
The noted jockey cried when he left
the hearing.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
BOND QUINT LANDS
BANTA AND SAWYER

With Bill Banta and Tom Sawyer.
former American University basket
ball mainstays, signed and several
members of last seasons Epiphany
Roses also added to the team roster,
Bonds Whirlwinds, who copped the
A. A. U. title for the District last
Spring appear destined to have an
other successful season.
Bill Macdonald. Johnny Theis. Bert
McGann, Lou Shields and Jimmy Cau-
lfiower round out the squad Man
ager Wally Wallowitz is booking
games at Adams 71S6.
Peck Memorial basl1eters demon
strated that they will be in the thick
of the championship fight again this
Winter by running up a 26-to-6 score
on the Fussell-Young quint yesterday.
Schaefer and f. Saul showed the best
all-around work for the winners.
Corinthians had no trouble defeating
Wintons yesterday. 81 to II. Kessler
and Hays starred for their respective
fives.
Monroe A. C. has a gym for Friday
nights and desires opponents in no.
IlD-DOuIlu CLASS. SdI OO t0-W
between 5 and o'clock.
Park View unlimiteds need players
Candidates are asked to report tomor-
row night at Macfarland Junior High
School at S:45 o'clock. Call Columbia
1892 for games.
Corinthians are seeking 115-pound
foes for double bill at Peck gym on
Monday night. Call Lincoln 1892 be-
tween and o'clock.
Baden has one of the largest out
Evening star., 1927-11-09

Lou Little, director of athletics, and
head coach of the foot ball team at
Georgetown University, said this morn
ing that while the Blue and Gray was
considering a poSt.Season game with
Fillanova to be played at Fra lin
1'ield. Philadelphia, November 2S. no
definite arrangements would be made
until after the annr7 Boston College
: he, if they are made then. and that
the game would not be considered un-
less Georgetown defeated the Eagles
The game would settle the Catholic
coi!ec champion alp Of tn East.
Georgetown and cti,er c;evens of the
local group that will play on foreign
- irons Saturday went through their
ia. 1r3t '.1parator. drills yesterday.
Georgetown's squad, accompanied by
more than 800 of the student body and
tie 40-piece university band, will leave
:; noon tomorro, for New York,
where the party will take boat for
3oston. Friday afternoon the Blue
in the Hub. Excursion rates have
been arranged for the trip, of which
;,io-mation may be had at the George
togn athletic Office.
Yesterdays drill on the Hilltop en-
,hasiSed deferse against the forward
pass. as the Eagles are expected to
use AN aerial attack. Except for Cor
dovaflo, who may he supplanted at
guard by Mosko. who was sent to
the second team after drawing two
week suspension, Georgetown does not
expect to change.
Maryland's grid squad, accompanied
by many alumni and students, will
leave Saturday morning for the an
nual battle with Virginia at Char.
lottesviIle. Coach Cnrloy Byro has
confined the Old Liners preparation
largely 10 conditioning work.
Except that Jack keenan, may sup.
plant Artie Wondrack at left guard
and Albert Heagy may begin at left
end instead of Melvin Young, Mary.
lands starting lineup against the
Cavaliers is apt to be the same as
hat which has taken the field al
the outset of other recent games.
Augie Roberts, quarterback. who
received rather bad bruise on his
right leg-his booting leg-in the Yale
game, Is expected to be in good shape
by Saturday. He was the only Old
Liner to be hurt in the tussle with
the Blue.
While George WashingtOn's 'iron
men," who have cut such notable
*wath in the grldlron world hereabout
this season, despite there are so few
Of them. are prepping energetically
for the game with st. Vincent's i'm
Central Stadium. Saturday, at 3
o'clock. and are undertaking the visi-
tors, it is the annual battle with Cath
o,ic University that the Colonials are
thinking most about.
Capt. Allshouse and acting Capt
Walker. both of whom have been out
with injuries, are expected to be in
shape for the Turkey day clash.
A squad of "a Catholic University
gridironers accompanied by Coach
Jack McAuliffe, athletic Director
Charles V. Moran and Trainer Ted
Moran, leave tomorrow night for Gin
cinnati where the Cardinals on Satur-
day win engage st. Xavier The locals
will drill on their hosts field Friday
Capt. Ray Foley. stellar Cardinal
quarterback. who has been out with
an injury for some time, was in uni
Evening star., 1927-11-09
RETAINS BILLIARD TITLE.

ST. LOUIS, November 9 fR.-Dr
L. P. Macklin, three-cushion champion
of the Amateur Billiard Association
OF America, successfully defended his
title by defeating DIR. A. J. Harris
Chicago challenger. in the final block
of a 150.point match. $50 to 1873.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
ROPER IS REELECTED.
PHILADELPHIA ,Novemher o

PHILADELPHIA November up.
William w. Roper. head coach of
the Princeton foot ball team has been
reelected a city councilman for
four-year term at 5000 a year for
his third term.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
MOhawks to Meet Formidable
Foe i'm Coast Guard Grid Team

at 4324 River road. Ali players are
urged to be present.
NortEerns will drill tomorrow night
at O'Clock on Park View Play
grounds in preparation for their game
with Seat Pleasant on Sunday.
= Peerless Preps, playing in 125-135.
pound class, desire games with Column
bias and other elevens. Call Lincoln
1926.
Senator A. G. is anxious to book
with Silver Spring. Petworth A. c.
and Northern Props. Call Columbia
5724.
Rex A. G. eleven, undefeated to
date, will meet Russells on Saturday
morning at 1890 O'Clock on Brookland
Field. Russells want games. Call
North 1867.
PlaEsliy Midgets desire q Thanks
giving day game with Northeast Bull
dogs. Call Norman Stansbury at
West 642.
Undefeated P0tOmacs are seeking
games in 110-pound ranks. Call Cleve-
land 1908.
Sklar's 6O.yard run for touchdown
featured Kanawhas' 14.to-0 win over
Park View yesterday.
A 30-yard pass, IIarr to Roberts, in
the closing minutes, enabled Libertys
to tie Maryland A. c., l. to II.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

BUENOS AIRES. November 9 (41.
The twenty-sixth game for the
worlds chess championship between
Jose r. Capablanca of Cuba and Alex
ander Alekhine of Russia was declared
a draw after only % moves had been
made
Evening star., 1927-11-09
Traditional G1on RQes Be Rene1ued East and Mst Saturday
WOMEN In SPORT

ball manager at Wilson Normal School,
has announced that the annual inter
sectional basket ball tournament at
that school will open this afternoon
with section 13 A-3 meeting section
13 AL.
Other games IN the list follow.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

URTIS BAY COAST GUARD
foot ball team, which is
booked to meet Jack Hagerty's
~ Mohawks at American League
Park on Sunday, is in the
midst of n successful season, having
defeated some of the best teams in
Maryland.
Homestead A. c., which held Mo-
hawks to a tie several weeks ago. hold
the only victory scored over the Coast
Guardsmen. Refine Mercedes and
have met Mohawks this season, were
defeated by the coast patrolmen.
Frederick A. c.. Fort Howard and
Halethorpe elevens have fallen before
the Curtis Bay team.
Spaniel, fleet footed Italian, star
broken field runner of the visiting
team, is the man the locals will have
to watch.
Rear Admiral F. c. Billiard, COM
mandant of the Coast Guard, who is
considering entering q team to repre-
sent that branch of the service in
the Presidents Cup foot ball series
with the Army and Marines. will at
tend the game here Sunday.
Palace Juniors will meet Notre Dame
Props in a preliminary to the Apache
Palace unlimited contest at Union
League Park on Sunday. Members
of both Palace teams will stage a
pep meeting Friday night at 80
o'clock. at which time several box
ing exhibitions will be given.
Northern Props, with several high
school stars on their roster. will make
their bow Sunday on Tidal Basin
Field against Senator eleven. Prac.
tice is carded tonight at 7:30 o'clock
on Park View Fairgrounds. Call
Adams 206S for games.
Chevy Chase Bearcats. who meet
Fort Washington Soldiers on Sunday
at Fort Washington, will meet tonight
Evening star., 1927-11-09

Undefeated POtOmacs are seeking
games in 110-pound ranks. Call Cleve-
land 1868.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

Sklar's 60.yard run for touchdown
featured Kanawhas' 14-to-0 win over
Park View yesterday.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

Baden has one of the largest out
door swimming pools in the world.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

Chevy Chase Bearcats, who meet
Fort Washington Soldiers on Sunday
at Fort Washington will meet tonight
Evening star., 1927-11-09

~URTIS BAY COAST GUARD
4 foot ball team, which is
booked to meet Jack Hagerty' s
~ Mohawks at American League
Evening star., 1927-11-09

Corinthians are seeking 115-pound
foes for a double bill at Peck gym on
Monday night. Call Lincoln 1892 be-
tween and o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

A 30-yard pass, Larr to Roberts, in
the closing minutes, enabled Libertys
to tie Maryland A. c., l. to II.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

Monroe A. c. has a gym for Friday
nights and desires opponents in no.
115-pound class. Call Columbia S575-W
between and o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

Alexandria Gun Club will hold its
gold medal club championship shoot
Saturday.
Evening star., 1927-10-06
IS CAUGHT
AFTER MAN IS HIT.
Robert p. Clear Struck
A|ighting From Street Car.
Pedestrian Also Injured.

Alleged to have jumped from his
automobile after it had struck Robert
p. Clear, 40 years old, of 2o35 Cla.
gett street northeast, yesterday eve
ming at Nineteenth street and Ben
ming road. n .colored man giving his
name and address as Thomas Francis
TolSon. 1876 kalorama road was
caught by Policeman John Sirola of
the ninth precinct. who said Tolson
was running away from the scene of
the accident.
Clear was hit by the automobile as
he was alighting from street car
and was knocked several feet, His
injuries. however, did not prove scri-
Gus and he was treated by his family
physician for cuts on the back of the
head and on both arms. TolSOn is
being held by the police for investiga-
ton.
Ramsey Potts. 72 years old. Of 2230
California street. while crossing Con-
nectlcut avenue near Calvert street
late yesterday afternoon. was struck
by an automobile belonging to John
HaYmaker of Philadelphia going south
on Connecticut avenue. lie was taken
to Emergency Hospital and treated
for decorations of the scalp. lie later
returned home.
Evening star., 1927-10-06

rs it a cold coming on? Is it
l. over-eating or what can it be?
Probably it is Nature warning
that your system is not tunc-
tioning properly.
When you feel this way you
should follow the treatment that
has helped many, many other
people. Even two weeks Of it will
make a difference in the way
you feel.
A prominent New York physi-
clan says, "When my patients
have that dull half-slck feeling
Ialways prescribe Nujol and rec.
ommend at least two weeks
continued usage. Why? Because
Nujol absorbs and clears away
the toxic intestinal poisons that
in most cases are the cause of the
trouble. Further, Nujol is ab-
Evening star., 1927-10-06
TWO WOMEN AND YOUTH
INJURED IN ACCIDENTS
Victim Breaks Ankle in Fall From
Elevator-other Mishaps
Occur.

Two women and a youth were
slightly injured in accidents yesterday.
MRS. Dennis Keating, 81 years old, of
1901 Third street slipped and fell as
she stepped from the elevator on the
third floor Of n downtown department
store yesterday afternoon. bfeaking
her le.L ankle. She was given first aid
hN Dr. Millard +. ottman of Emer-
gency Hospital and was later removed
to Walter Reed Hospital.
While nlightinE from u street car in
front of 40G Fifth street Miss Louise
l,el tortc. 30 wears old. of 46S Louis.
lam avenue rrll to the ground. injur-
ing her left foot
William J.. Wage. Is years old, Of
23S Thirteenth street southwest SO.
Evening star., 1927-10-06

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Evening star., 1927-10-06
Snake in the Piano.
correspondence OF The Star.

Correspondence OF The Star.
DINUBA, Calif,~-"Try this on Your
piano. a slang expression Of some
wears since, has personal applca
ton for Dinuha family. The faith.
ful family piano seemed to be a bit
out of order and NJ. NJ. Chamherla in,
piano tuner, was called in to investi.
gate its "innards." Removing the
keys of the instrument, Chamberlain
found a snake coiled within. The
snake was apparently waiting arrival
of the owner of mouse nest nearby.
Evening star., 1927-10-06
Sees Dry League Disrupted.

Tomorrow's interview will be with
Gov. Donahey Of Ohio.
Evening star., 1927-10-06
CY PRES CLUB MEETS.
Woman's Group Of National Uni
versity Has Luncheon.

The cy Pres Club, n woman's or.
ganization of the National University
gave Its first luncheon of the school
year today at the University Women s
Club. 1884 / street. All woman stu
dents are members of the club and
nearly every new member of the in
stitution attended.
A special meeting OF the club has
been called by Mrs. Ann Webster,
president, for tho election of officers
for the coming year.
Evening star., 1927-10-06

verely mashed his right thumb yes
terday evening hen 1t was accidently
caught In press at the Pickett Bros.
print shop. eli p street, where he was
working. He was taken in an ambu-
lance to Emergency Hospital and re-
Ceived treatment.
Evening star., 1927-10-06

Justice Hughes is, at the most.
liberalminded. Lowden probably
would straddle. Dawes has no
patience with prohibition fanaticism.
Longworth is wet Butler is wet.
Wadsworth is wet With this array
OF eminent Republicans to choose
from. how much comfort can be found
for hone-dry prohibition?
Following its usual careful hut
hypocritical course, the Republican
party is going to nominate middle
known quantity, and soft pedal on pro-
hibition in its platform. The Demo
Gratis will nominate Gov. Smith, whose
honest opinions are known on all
questions. and no matter what the
convention accepts as prohibition
plank the issue will have been ac-
cepted by his party.
Sees Dry League Disrupted.
'Cnless Senator Borah is nominated
and this seems highly improbable to
me--Anti-saloon League strength and
| support will he so disrupted and dis
organized that it will not be able to
deliver its votes for the Republican
| candidate.
"In the face Of revelations Of Anti
Saloon League aCtlVltleS ana exercise
of power. l feel that the bone-dry
voting strength Of the Nation will
be of vastly diminishing importance in
presidential politics. Its power has
been declining for years, and now is
the time for Miss Democracy to take
advantage of her opportunity to nomi-
nate and elect a candidate whose real
interest in prohibition is one of sane.
practical and healthy temperance"
Copyright. 1927 by North American News
paper Alliance.
Tomorrow interview will be with
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-01-28
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE CITY COUNCIL

Minutes OF regular meeting
of the City Council of the City OF
Wolf Point, Montana, held at the
City Hall. the regular meeting
place of said council. January "a,
1927. at s o'clock p. m.
The meeting was called to or
der by Mayor Appelgren and the
following members answered roll
call
Mayor Appelgren presiding.
Aldermen Johnson Garden, De
Witt and Conrad
Clerk Williams.
Absent Aldermen Coney and
Ferguson.
Reading Of Minutes
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and it was
moved by Alderman Johnson that
the minutes be approved as read
seconded by Alderman Dewitt and
carried.
z. H. Ablin came before the City
Council in behalf of the Ablin
Bros. Oil Co. asking for permis
sion to erect an edition to their
oil station and submitting plan
of the building they desired TO
erect.
II was moved by Alderman De
Witt that the matter be referred
to the building committee, sec
onded by Alderman Conrad and
carried
Attorney Bramble came before
the City Council to explain the
results of the case OF the City of
Wolf Point VS. the County Treas
urer Of Roosevelt county Mr..
Bramble stated that in this case
the City was DESTROYS Of deter
mining who was entitled TO the
penalty and interest collected on
delinquent special improvement
and administrative city taxes. the
same was beine retained by the
County Of Roosevelt The district
court decided the City was entitled
to the interest and allowing the
County to retain the penalty.
The County OF Roosevelt appeal
ed from the decision Of the dis
Continued or page four)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-01-28
ski TOURNAMENT
FOR NEXT SUNDAY

Much interest among the young
er generation has been created by
the announcement of a ski tour
nament to be held Sunday after
noon on the hills near the goli
park. o. G. Johnson is the sponsor
of the new athletic event. Anyone
under is years of age is eligible
to enter.
Skiing is becoming an increas-
ingly popular sport in this vicini-
ty. The snowfall during this win
ter is contributing to an added
interest and many parents took
advantage of Christmas to present
their children with skis.
1t is hoped there will be a large
turnout for the event Spectators
will no doubt find it interesting
to watch the sport and some real
thrills viii probably be provided.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-01-28
JUDGE ROSE OF
HAVRE PRESIDES
WARREN BROTHERS RECEIVE
SENTENCE - n A r o | D
RYAN PAROLED

James Warren, who pleaded
guilty to grand larceny, in con-
nection with the taking of two
horses belonging to Charles
Swanke of Bainville, was SEN
fenced to from one to two years
in Deer Lodge by Judge Rose of
Havre, who sat in the place of
Judge Paul, the regular incum-
bent, at law and motion session
Wednesday. William Warren the
younger of the two brothers who
were involved in the horse steal
ing from Swanke, was given a
sentence of from one to two years,
suspended provided he will go
home and work to support his
mother, Mrs. Della p. Lonnem, a
resident of the country near
Madoc. During the hearing two
weeks ago James said that Will
liam did not know that the horses
were stolen. James is the older
of the two boys. He is "a years
old and William is 10.
Robert Keithley and William
McClammy of Poplar, charged
with receiving. stolen property in
connection with some cattle steal
ing, pleaded not guilty. Their case
will be tried at the next jury term
of court.
Harold Ryan, a 15-year old high
school boy, who has been in Jail
for about month, after being
caught in the Globe clothing store
basement was paroled during good
behavior into the custody of rela-
tives in this city. He will return
to school and his sentence will be
suspended during good behavior.
Failure to observe the rules pre-
scribed by the court will result
in his being sent to the state in
dustrial school at Miles City.
The case of Tatum and others
VS.. Roosevelt county was post
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