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Published by special aYrangement with The
Chicago Tribune Syndicate)
IN TWO PARTs-PART TWO
TIE STORY so EAR

Alma Hastings, employed as a waitress in
far-western city, attracts the attention Of
Faith Lambert, famous Broadway star, who
is on tour. Faith offers to take Alma to
New York and help her get a start in the
theatrical world Alma accepts, much to
the sorrow Of Jimmy Nelson, who is in love
with her. Through Faiths influence, Alma
is employed in the chorus of Hirchbaum's
''Hilarities" at high salary. Faiths am
bition for her is a wealthy marriage. Alma
soon loses her small town ways and be-
comes very popular in the night life Of
the city.
And now the story
She began to adapt herself to this en-
Vironment and to harden against its con-
facts. This was in self-protection, fol
to be obviously virtUous and decently in
nocent was to be a target Of open ridi-
cule. Her shyness rubbed of like the
bloom of handled fruit; her voice coars-
ened; her gentle manners became pre-
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Seattle
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Evening star., 1927-11-10
CHURCH BASKETERS
TO PLAY SATURDAY

Sunday School Basket Ball League
will omen it's season Saturday night,
when three games are scheduled.
Mount Vernon will meet Hamlins. Pet
worth viii engage Calvary Reds and
Calvary Baptists are booked with Cal
vary NJ. E. basketers. All games will
be played in Calvary NJ. e. gym, start
ing at AS o'clock.
Potomac Reat Club court team elect
ed Paul Rosinski, former st. Johns
star. as captain for this season. Ro,
sinski will assume charge at a practice
tonight at 7:30 o'clock at Central High
gym.
Nativity Seniors will meet Aces Sat
urday night at Eastern High School in
the opener for both teams. Players of
the former team will meet tonight at
the home of their manager. Call Main
4461. branch rs, for games with Ma
tivity.
Manager Engle Is arranging a sched-
ule for American Express Five. Call
Lincoln 722-W between and o'clock.
Corinthian Insect 95-pound court.
men ara booking Saturday night
games. Call Columbia 5420W.
Twin Oaks fuint defeated Washing
ton All-Stars for the second time this
season Yesterday, II to 12.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
ANNAPOLIS OFFERS
GOOD SPORTS CARD

ANNAPOLIS. November To-
Though the chief interest of An
nanolitans Saturday will he in foot
ball games played in other places, the
clash between the Naval Academy
and Michigan at Ann Arbor and the
annual game between John Hopkins
and st. Johns in Baltimore, an ath-
ietic program of interest and variety
will be presented locally on that day
The hard fighting and unbeaten
soccer team will have right to claim
the center of the stage. as it will en-
gage in one of the big games of the
season, meeting a strong foe in
Lafayette,
The natient Squad B team, whose
regular job is to be chopping blocks
for the varsity, will have a chance
for foot ball glory. as it has a match
game scheduled with Randolph
Macon.
Much interest is also taken in the
game of the plebe team, another
Navy aggregation~with a clean record
for the season. 1t meets the eleven
of Kiskiminetas, one of the strongest
school teams.
The varsity and plebe cross-ceun-
try teams of the Naval Academy
meet the varsity and freshmen Of the
University of Virginia over hill and
dale course Of three and a half miles.
completing a program of considerable
interest
Evening star., 1927-11-10
By the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
| ~HICAGO. November 10
Cichigan's traditional maize
and blue will be reinforced
~ with flamboyant orange when
it's foot ball team attempts to
| sink the Navy at Ann Arbor Saturday.
Last year the Middies turned tables
on the crusadinG Wolverines at An
napolis, 10 to 0, and the defeat was
partially blamed on the similarity of
| uniforms. which caused considerable
confusion. But Saturday. Michigan
players will wear orange.painted he'll
NETS to distinguish who's who
While the Michigan rooters have
countered Navy's war cry, stop Oos.
terbaan: beat Michigan" with ''Sink
the Navy" the orange-helmeted VOL
verincs have been training vigorous
ly on defensive plays. The hne has
shown marked improvement in both
offense and defense and, as Coach
Wieman has a good supply of ground
gaining backs. he has been giving con-
siderable attention to his reserves,
even limiting that he may let some of
them start against the Navy.
The big" game of the Big Ten will
be played at Champaign, with Illi-
nois defending a clean record against
Chicago, lusting for victory after pair
of conference defeats. Chicago's men,
tor. A. A. Stagg. always has made a
point that the main purpose of foot
ball at the midway is to train students
for manhood rather than conquest,
but ever and anon a ''lust for victory"
surges among squad members, much
as it has today with the Illinois game
just around the corner.
Chicago expects to have full
strength available, the casualties of
the Michigan game having recovered
from injuries which were found not
as serious as at first indicated. Ken
Rouse. captain and line mainstay, will
oppose Bob Reitsch, Illinois all-con-
ference center.
While the Illini- Chicago affair is the
only one which has any bearing on
the Big Ten championship, there are
two "traditional' battles on the sched-
ule. Wisconsin and Iowa meet in the
Evening star., 1927-11-10
new SPORTS COUNCIL
AT ALEXANDRIA HIGH

ALEXANDRIA. Va, November 10.
Alexandria High School has elected
a council to govern all athletics with
in the school for the remainder of the
current term. making a drastic de-
parture from the old system, which
gave the coach of each sport full
power in making decisions. Four stu
dents and four members of the faculty
were elected to the council by the stu
dent body.
The George Mason Fredericksburg
High School foot ball game, sched'
uled to be played here tomorrow. has
been postponed until November Is.
No. 5 Motor Company Juniors has
listed d gridiron engagement with
Renroc A. G. of Washington, to be
played here Sunday.
Manager Bill Padgett of the Alex
andria Fire Department Props has a
game pending for his gridders with
the Newport News Blues, 150-pound
champions, for Ira nksgiving day, at
Newport News.
Episcopal High School was to face
Shenandoah Valley Academy of Win
chester. on HoXton Field, today.
Alexandria High School Reserves
lost their first encounter yesterday
afternoon, on Hoxton Field, with the
Episcopal High School 120-pound team
winning, II to 6.
Western High School Lightweights
of Washington dropped q 7.to-6 deci.
sion to George Mason High School
eleven here yesterday,
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Leading Grid Games Saturday

Lafayette VS.. Susquchanna, at Eas
ton.
Cooper Union VS.. New York Aggies
at Farmingdale.
Niagara VS.. st. Bonaventure, at Nj
agara, n. Y.
,'warthmore VS.. Ursinus, at College
vile.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Johns Hopkins VS.. st. Johns (A(, al
Baltimore.
Washington and Lee vs.. v. p. l., al
Blacksburg.
Furman VS.. South Carolina, al
Greenville.
Richmond VS.. Hampden- Sidney. a,
Richmond.
SOUTH.
Vanderbilt VS.. Tennessee, at Knox.
vile.
Alabama vs.. Florida, at Montgo gomery.
Alabama Poly VS.. Mississippi Az.
gies at Birmingham.
Tulane VS.. Sewanee, at New Orleans.
Southwestern VS.. Memphis Normal,
at Momphis.
Richmond Tech VS.. Louisville, at
Richmond, Ky.
MIDWEST.
Navy VS.. Michigan, at Ann Arbor.
Holy Cross VS.. Marquette, at Mil.
WaulSee
Illinois VS.. Chicago, ut Urbana.
Wisconsin VS.. Iowa, at Madison.
Northwestern VS.. Indiana, at Evans
ton.
Minnesota VS.. Drake, at Minneapolis.
Ohio State VS.. Denis0n, at CoIunl.
bus, Ohio.
Purdue VS.. Franklin, at Lafayette.
Ohio VS.. Cincinnati. at Cincinnati.
Case VS.. Hiram, mt Cleveland.
Miami VS.. Dayton, at Dayton.
Michigan State VS.. Albion, at East
Lansing.
Wabash VS.. Butler, at indianapolis.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. Wittenburg, at
Springfield.
Missouri VS.. Iowa State, at Ames.
Grinnell VS.. Washington University,
mt st. Louis.
Kansas VS.. Oklahoma, at Mormon.
Cornell vs.. Knox, ut Galesburg.
PACIFIC COAST.
California Tech VS.. Southern Cali
f0rnia. at Pasadena.
Stanford VS.. Santa Clara, at Palo
Alto.
Washington VS.. California. at Berke-
ley.
Idaho VS.. Washington State. at Pull,
Evening star., 1927-11-10
LAC0STE'S MACHINE
HELPED BEAT TILDEN
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
LONDON, November 10.-In nre-
pairing for his defeat OF Big Biz
Tilden last August Rene Lacoste had
a mechanical accomplice-a unique
machine of his own invention-the
French tennis marvel has disclosed.
Lacoste practiced on the London
hard courts today with the apparatus.
which fires balls across the net so
rapidly that the PLAYER is kept on the
run. This tennis Robot can be on.
Grated by turning a handle or bv the
use of an electric motor.
II have been working on NV in.
vention for more than six months. -
said Lacoste after slamming several
balls back at his creation. .'The
great advantage of the apparatus is
that you can have the fines. shots
fired at you by a person who has
never even played tennis. NV mother
and sister used TO turn the handle for
me when l was in training to meet
Tilden this year, but i can work nv
own model in Paris with an electric
motor.
"It could be so arranged that any
number of balls up to 1000 might be
fired at you in rapid succession"
The French tennis stars metallic
training partner propels balls at four
angles.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
GOOD GRID BATTLES
CARDED TOMORROW

EAST.
AIl-Army VS.. Western Maryland,
at Baltimore.
Colby VS.. Bates, at WaterviIIe.
Blue Ridge VS.. Shepherd, at Ha.
gerstOwn.
Western Reserve VS.. Carnegie
Tech, at Pittsburgh.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
QuanticO Marines VS.. Wake For
est, at Newport News.
North Carolina State VS.. Duke.
at Durham.
William and Mary VS.. Roanoke.
at Salem.
Lynchburg VS.. EIon. at Lynch.
burg.
Emory-Henry vs.. Kings College.
at Bristol.
SOUTH.
OglethOrpe VS.. Mercer, at Macon.
Mississippi College VS.. Birming-
ham-SOuthern, at Birmingham.
Presbyterian VS.. Newberry. at
NewberTy.
Texas VS.. Kansas Aggies, at
Austin.
MIDWEST.
st: Louis U. VS.. Detroit. at st.
Louis.
North Dakota State VS.. South
Dakota, at VermilliOn.
FAR WEST.
Idaho VS.. Washington State, at
Pullman.
California Aggies VS.. Fresno. at
Fresno.
Montana State VS.. Wyoming, at
Sheridan.
Occidental VS.. Whittier. at Whit
tier.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
PRO BASKET SQUAD
DOWN TO FIVE men

NEW YORK, October 10.-One
slight casualty and the departure of
another player cut down the Wash
ington pro basket ball squad in train,
ing here today to five men. Manager
Ray Kennedy sustained a cash in his
head, which will keep him out of
action for day or so while Elmer
Ripley left for Washington, where he
will organize the Georgetown Uni.
versity' courtmen for the season.
Rusty Saunders. Chick Passon GAIA
Chizmadia, Jude Baesman and Austin
Weiss will carry on the lengthy and
strenuous drills which have consumed
| the first three days of the week in
the Manhattan College gymnasium.
The line up picked for today's prac-
tice against the collegian outfit will be
composed of Saunders and Passon.
forwards, Baesman, center; Chizmadia
and Weiss, guards. If he is feeling
| fit by tonight, Kennedy may get into
the last scrimmage for few minutes.
Ripley will rejoin the squad when it
goes to the Capital next week for the
second and final week of training pre-
paratory to the opening of the season
on November 90 against Rochester.
He will tutor the Georgetown basket
ers in the afternoons and play with
the pro quint at night. During the
playing season he will participate in
all of Washington's American League
contests. but will refrain from taking
part in exhibition games. The league
schedule calls for % games.
Baesman. the rookie center, who
last year starred with the Columbus
Ohio) team, is proving sensation
in the workouts. He is six feet tall
and weighs 200 pounds, his bulk max.
ing him resemble Horse Haggerty, the
great center of few years hack
Critics who have watched him in
action believe that he needs only a
little polish to qualify him for a reg.
ular berth in major league basket ball
Evening star., 1927-11-10
WOLVERINES ADOPT NEW !;
HELMETS FOR NAVY TILT
Will Use Orange.Colored Headgear SO That Players
May Be Easily ldentifed-Chicago Has Hope
of Turning Tables on Old Rival.

annual Badger homecoming at Madi.
son. and Indiana invades Northwest
ern.
Coach Thistlethwaite. at Madison, is
taking no chances on iniuring his reg.
ulars. with Iowa and Chicago yet to
play. and continued dummy practice.
Burt Ingwersen's Iowans. having lost
all their conference games, are about
due to surprise folks. Coach Thistle
thwaite reasons.
Coach Pat Page drilled his Indiana
squad on the university golf links. but
indulged in no scrimmage. He has too
many cripples already. among them
Matthew, Shields. Weaver and Magma.
bosco. Coach Dick Hanley's most dis
turbing concern at Northwestern Is in
getting his hospital list In shape, par
ticularly Fullback Tiny Lewis. Justin
Dart, 200-pound guard, is definitely
through for the rest of the season, and
Lewis case Is doubtful.
Minnesota, Purdue and Ohio engage
foes outside of the conference-Drake
Franklin and Denison, respectively.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
LOCAL TEAMS.


George Washington VS.. st. Vim
cents, at Central Stadium. 2:30.
Gallaudet VS.. Delaware. at Kendall
Green, 2:3O.
Georgetown VS.. Boston College. at
Boston.
Maryland vs.. Virginia, at Charlottes-
vile, 2:30. -.
Catholic University VS.. st. Xavier
American u. VS.. Bridgewater Col.
lege. at Bridgewater, Va.
Princeton VS.. Yale, at New Haven.
Army VS.. NOtre Dame, at Ne"
York.
Cornell VS.. Dartmouth, at Hanover
n. III. ,
PENNSYLVANIA VS.. Columbia at Phil
aslelphia.
Syracuse VS.. Colgate, at Syracuse.
Harvard VS., Brown, at Cambridge.
New York u. VS.. Penn State, at
State College. ,
Amherst VS.. Williams. at Williams
town.
Pittsburgh VS.. Nebraska. at Pitts
burgh.
West Virginia VS.. Davis-Elkins. at
MOrgantown.
Rochester vs.. wesleyan, NJ nUCHco-
ter.
Fordham vs.. Providence. at Provi-
dence.
LeI,igh VS.. Rutgers, at New Bruins
wick.
New Hampshire VS.. Maine. at Orong.
Me.
Conn, Aggies VS.. Rhode Island State.
Mt Kingston, X. |.
Vermont VS.. Middlebury. at Burling-
ton.
Massachusetts Aggies VS.. Norwich,
at Amherst.
Hamilton VS.. Union, at Clinton.
HayerfOrd vs.. G. G. n. ", at New
York.
Washington and jefferson VS.. Buck
nell at Lewisburg, Pa.
Geneva VS.. Allegheny, at Meadeville.
Manhattan VS.. Upsala, at East Or
ange, n. j.
Boston University VS., st. Johns, at
Boston.
Tufts VS.. Rowd0in, at Medford.
SchuyIkill VS.. Albright, at Reading
Muhlenburg VS.. Dickinson. at Allen
town.
vt. Joseph's VS.. Drexel. at Philadel-
phia
Pa. NJ. A. VS.. Franklin and Marshall,
at Chester. Pa.
Gettysburg VS.. Mount st. Mary's. at
Gettysburg.
Evening star., 1927-11-10

, n YEW YORK, November 10 R.--
| ~ The job OF filling Bruce Caid
| VI wells mud-encrusted foot bal
| 4 shoes and the big blue jersey
numbered AS. worried Tao
Jones today in his task of preparing
| Yale for the fifty-secord meeting with
Princeton at New Haven Saturday.
Two candidates stood o0t in the
Eli squad--.Iohn CarVey, an under
study of the disqualified ace all sea
son, and Bill ilammersley, crack
kicker and passing threat. For the
most part. Jones seeks Il man tc
heave the forwards that have gained
consistently all season and to puzzle
the defense by ability to run. pass or
kick from punt formation.
Princeton. with it's undefeated and
united eleven intact but for a swap.
ping about on the ends, finished heavy
work yesterday with a short scrim-
mage in which Ed Wittmer, triple
threat. scored the only touchdown.
Jake Slagle, Stan Kecll and Brother
AL Wittmer, all graduate stars, were
in the lineup that opposed him.
Princeton will move into New Haven
tomorrow for final practice in the
bowl.
Midweek likewise found other an
cient rivals prepared to rest bit or
work but lightly in the few days that
remain before Saturdays struggles.
Army Team Ready.
Army will leave for New York to-
morrow and the intersectional quarrel
with Notre Dame. a classic of the
Princeton and Yale. The Cadet eleven
drilled long and hard on fundamentals
yesterday. with particular stress on
defense of the very plays that gave
the Rocknemen 10 win last year.
Putting two subs through their
PAGES last year in practice as the fa-
nous passing combinati tion of Michi-
gau-Benny Oosterbaan and Benny
Friedman--worked so we'll for a TO-
too victory that Navy is trying the
same plan this year. Only this time
the passing duo are labeled Ooster-
baan and Gilbert, aces of the attack
the Midshipmen will face at Ann Ar
Dor Saturday.
Pittsburgh, as yet undefeated this
season, is stressing line play in prep
aration for the smooth running attack
of Nebraska.
Dartmouth went through the final
hard workout for Cornell amid snow
fiurries. while the Ithacans drilled un-
til dusk to round a veteran eleven
from a squad hard hit by injuries.
Light workouts are all that remain
before Harvard tackles Brown, SYRIA
cuse meets Colgate and Penn engages
Columbia in renewals of ancient feuds.
Rutgers has many old scores to settle
with Lehigh and Penn State threatens
the sturdy record of New York Uni
verSity.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
TUNNEY GIVES GLOVES
TO YOUTHFUL BOXER

ATLANTA. Ga, November 10 (R.-
Ten-year-old Jackson p. Dick, jr., met
Gene Tunney on a train southbound
from Canada recently and told the
champion he was also a boxer but had
been forced to retire because a big
old Irish wolf hound" ate UP HIS
gloves.
Gene jotted down Jackson's address
and told him to look out for a new
pair.
Today the youngster was preparing
to resume boxing with a set of auto.
graphed gloves he had received from
Tunney, and was swamped with
would-be opponents who wanted to
"try on" the new mitts.
Jackson is the grandson of II. M.
Atkinson, chairman of the board of
directors of the Georgia Power Co.
and son of the assistant general man.
ager of the same corporation.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
N0TRE DAME FAILURE
IS DUE TO MINNESOTA
BY the Associated Press.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. November 10.
--Knute *. Rockne, Notre Dame
coach, told the South Bend Rotary
Club that the reason the Hoosers
failed to defeat Minnesota Saturday
was because the locals were up against
just 'as smart and as good team as
will be found in the country"
"I have been asked what was the
matter with the Notre Dame team
Saturday in the Minnesota game" |"
said Rockne. We'll, i made a mistake
toward the end of the game by send
ing a couple of men back in when /
probably shouldn't. / suppose / am
to blame"
we were up against a wonderful
team," he continued. "a big team, just
as smart as our team. If not smarter.
We may not have the biggest or
smartest boys in the country, but /
wouldn't trade that team that played
Saturday for any team in the world.
Flanagan was just as good as he
ever was Saturday. but our blocking
was not good enough. Minnesota men
broke through and tackled him before
he could get started We were in a
position where We could not open up.
But nobody fouled. nobody flinched
and I'm satisfied"