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Evening star., 1928-10-18
MICHIGAN NOW rs 3MEAT7'
FOR REVENCEFUL ELEVENS

man shook up his varsity lineup In
an effort to obtain speed and deception.
Dynamite Joe" Gembis, veteran 210-
pound fullback, and Dal Whittle. quar-
terback, were replaced by Jack Wheeler,
shifty l1alfbaek triple threat artist, and
Harvey Straub, an untried. pilot. Cap
tain George Rich was shifted from half
back to NIL the flillback vacancy.
Rain has fallen almost continually
at the Big Ten training camps this
week. adding to the worries Of the
coaches whose teams have important
conference games Saturday. Many have
driven their players through muddy
scrimmages, but have been unable
properly to dissect weaknesses.
Illinois Has Veterans.
Indications are that Coach Robert
Zupke of Illinois will rely entirely on
his veterans to repulse Indiana's in
vasion Saturday. He has been work.
ing the veterans on the varsity most
OF the week. At Indiana, Pat Page has
been developing better teamwork in
the center combination and more effect
i've blocking.
Day by day, Chicago's chances for
victory over Minnesota become dark
er. Yesterday, 1t was announced Wayne
Cassie, probably the best kicker on the
Maroon team, would be out of the
game because OF a broken arch, max
ing the casualty list total five-all
veterans.
Minnesota went through a hard
scrimmage yesterday and all seemed
well except that Win Brockmeyer, feet
sophomore back, has bad leg. Fifty
eight thousand are expected to watch
the Chicago Minnesota game.
Purdue and Wisconsin, SATURDAYS
rivals, wallowed in mud yesterday in
preparation for the game. Coach Glen
Thistlethwaite will leave for Lafayette
tonight with IL backs and 81 lines
men,
Evening star., 1928-10-18
MOHAWK GR|DDERS
HAVE FINE RECORD
Team Has Been Beaten Only
Ten Times Over Period
of Thirteen Years.

Losing only 10 games in 100 over
a period of 13 years, the Mohawk foot
bali team Of this city has compiled an
exceptionally fine record. During these
years the Indians have scored total
of 1872 points to just -235 for their
opponents.
4. Il was back in 1915. that Mohawks
first came into the limelight That
season they won the 150-pound-
title from the National, A. G. eleven, at
Union League Park. The following Fall
the Indians added to their laurels by
vanquiShing the famous Vigilant eleven,
! H.. 10 O.. Vigilants at this time was
the leading District combination since
defeat at the hands of Mohawks the
VigilantS disbanded, and the Hawks
reigned supreme until 1922 when Mer-
curys triumphed over the Indians, 8
to 0. Many District fans still plainly
remember this contest. which was de-
cided with 45-yard placement kick
by Sullivan for the goal which won for
Mercurys. The ball hit the crossbar
but went over. The game was played a
year after the Hawks started in un-
limited class ranks.
Mohawks the following Fall regained
the District title by triumphing over
MeTcuryS, lU 10 y. Outstanding Tea
lures of this game, which also was an
exceedingly bitter struggle. we're Untz
Brewers 60-yard drop-kick and a So
yard run by Bottle Cox that enabled the
Hawks to score the winning points.
From 1924 to 1927 the indians had
the best claim to the title until the
Apache team for the first time defeated
the Hawks last season to gain the
crown. Thus far Apaches and Hawks
have hooked UP six times, but last sea-
son was the first In which Apaches have
even scored on the big Indians.
Here Is the Moi1awks' record:
Evening star., 1928-10-18
FOOT BALL CONTESTS
TODAY AND TOMORROW

Today.
North Carolina State vs.. Wake Forest.
Raleigh. N. C.
Wofford VS.. Newberry, Sumter, S. C,
Oregon Aggies vs.. Pacific Union Cor
wallis, Greg.
Tomorrow.
South Carolina vs.. Presbyterian, Co.
lumbia, S. C.
Clemson vs.. Erskine, Clemson. s. C.
Southwestern vs.. st. Edward, George
town.
Millsaps vs.. Mississippi College, Jackson.
Marietta VS.. Otterbein, Marietta, Ohie.
Stanford vs.. Idaho. Palo Alto.
Utah Aggies VS.. wyoming, Ogden.
Albany VS.. Ashland, ALBANY. Orer.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
GEORGIA, ALABAMA
FAVORED IN SOUTH
One of These Teams Is Held
Likely to Gain Dixie
Championship.
BY HORACE C. RENEGAR,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

ATLANTA, October 18.-While it's
far too early to start calling the cham
pions of Southern Conference foot ball
for the season-many never get their
hip-hops until November begins to tell
yet It's usually clear by mid October
as to the teams to be counted In the
running
Georgia Tech, Alabama, Vanderbilt.
South Carolina, Florida and Georgia
must be given the inside track on the
basis OF showings made to date and
obvious all-around power in certain de-
partments. North Carolina and one or
two others, however, must not be over
looked.
With great defense, a crushing line
charge and plenty Of backfield versatil-
lty. the Crimson tide and Golden lorna
do strike most critics as the best ball
anced teams of the conference, al
though for sheer attack, Florida. South
Carolina and Georgia look favorable.
Nelther Alabama nor Tech has been
scored upon, while the offense of each
mas been smooth and productive. Their
de1ense against running plays and
passes alike has been as tight as could
be wished
Both the men Of Wade and Alexan-
der are relying on fundamentals and
orthodox formations to carry them fur
ther. There is nothing Sensational
about either except an uncanny ability
TO do everything necessary right. They
nave punting, passing, running. block
ing, charging-in fact, everything in
the way of foot ball-down to a near
perfection.
On the other hand. South Carolina
has any number Of scoring backs. but a
Woobly line: The Gamecocks have been
scored on tnree times SO, far. The same
is true at Georgia, Vanderbilt and
North Carolina.
Floridas Alligators have not been
tested severely yet. but apparently pos
sess a well balanced team, with two
good lines and plenty of scoring power.
Clemson has plenty of defensive power.
as evidenced by holding three opponents
so far Scoreless.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
OUIGLEY IS GOING
ON TRIP TO ORIENT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. MARYS, Kans., October 1s.-
The booming voice of Ernest G. Quigley
will be missing from the Nations grid
irons this Fall
The National League base ball UNI
pire, whose services also are In demand
in many intersectional foot ball games
and on the basket ball courts, Is en-
route to Japan, where he will umpire
dozen base ball games, five Of which
are to be played incident to the corona
ton ceremonies for the new emperor.
Quigley said, the games would be be-
tween picked college teams from the
leading universities OF Japan. He said
Ty Cobb would manage one team and
Walter johnson the other.
While in Japan, Quigley, who is
accompanied by his family, will con-
duct short coaching schools in the three
sports he serves as an official
He sails from Seattle october 20, and
will return in December. He was forced
to cancel contracts to oficiate in sew
eral intersectional foot bali games in
order to make the trip
Evening star., 1928-10-18
CAPITAL CITY GRID
TEAMS ARE PR|M|NG
Janney A. c., Leader, to Face
Tough Foe Sunday in One
of Many Games.

Capital City League foot ball teams
are grooming for full program Sun
day. Janney A. c., leader in 150-pound
ranks, will meet tough foe in Yankee
A. C., and Mercurys. who played their
first game last week and won, will face
st. Stephens eleven.
Second games are listed for the teams
battling for l35-pound honors. All look
ed evenly matched in their initial con-
tests last week, and heated title scrap
is expected.
Sundays schedule follows:
150-pound class-National Props VS..
Mohawk Props, Georgetown Field; jan
ney A. G. vs.. Yankee A. c., Friendship
Field; Alexandria Firemen VS.. Peerless
A. c., Alexandria, and st. Stephens VS..
Mercury Preps
135-pound class-Columbia A. c. VS..
Marions. Petworth A. C. VS.. Palace A. c.,
Carlisles VS.. Northern Preps, Mercedes
VS.. Mardfeldts and Notre Dame Props
VS.. Brookland A. G.
All 135-pound teams are urged to
have representatives present at a league
meeting tonight at the Post at 7:45
o'clock.
Moose MOskO. coach of Palace A. C..
eleven, is looking forward to SUNDAYS
game with Seat Pleasant Firernen, at
Seat Pleasant. This contest will give
him chance to compare his machine
with that of the Mohawks, who COM
pletely routed the Firemen in the open
ing game of the season.
Moose Is hopeful that his Hornets
are OF unlimited championship caliber.
and Is pointing his charges for the game
with Apaches early next month.
Northerns and Wintons are also look
ing forward to Sundays games with
Mount st. Mary's Props and st. Marys
Celtics. respectively. Northerns drill
tonight at 7:30 o'clock on Park View
Playground, and Wintons work out at
the same hour on Virginia Avenue
Fairgrounds. Winton PLAYERS are asked
to report at Twelfth and E streets
southeast tonight before practice.
Teams averaging between 125 and
140 pounds wishing to enter a league
are requested to meet tonight at Z
O'Clock at 1925 Eleventh street. This
new loop will be called Indian League.
Columbia A. C. players are to report
tonight at O'Clock on Plaza Field.
Iroquois manager has arranged for
MS team to meet st. Joseph's Sunday
at ii o'clock instead of l o'clock.
Centennials seek 135-pound foes. Call
Franklin 4789. Players are to meet to-
morrow night at 1880 o'clock at 224 x
street.
Teams in 125-135-pound class can
secure games with RUSSELL Young Preps.
Call Manager Felfeld at West 1l44-J.
A meeting Of Brcokland A. G. 1885,
pound players is scheduled for Satur-
day night. at 1247 Girard street north
east, at o'clock.
Seaman Gunners' manager is re-
quested to call Atlantic 2359-W.
Janney A. c. players will hold their
weekly meetings on Monday nights
instead of Thursday nights in the fu-
ture..
Evening star., 1928-10-18
YALE MAY GO SOUTH
TO OPPOSE GEORGIA

SAVANNAH, Ga, october 10 (Pp.-
Yale and the University of Georgia
probably will meet on the gridiron at
together with Chancellor C. N. Smelling
and DR.. S. V. Sanford Of the Southern
institution, met with New Haven au-
thorities over the week. end at New
Haven.
DR.. Barrow added that the committee
found the Yale representatives in a re-
ceptive mood. Georgia will be ready
at that time with stadium that will
seat 10000.
The matter probably will be definitely
decided within a few days, DR.. Barrow
said.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
ored Oer Central Open Work Feature College Grid Games Here
land varsity game the freshmen Of the
two schools will hook up at l o'clock

Catholic University gridders were to
the Brookland Stadium in preparation
for their game with William and Mary
College. The Cardinals will leave for
Williamsburg early tomorrow so that
they can practice tomorrow night un-
der the flood lights on the field.
Yesterday and today the C. q. grid
ders have been using white ball, SIM
liar to that which will be used in Sat-
urday nights tilt.
American University and Gallaudet
grid squads were to get In their final
heavy drills this afternoon in prepara-
ton for their clash. Tomorrow's ses-
sion for both will be comparatively light.
being devoted to polishing plays and
similar work.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
SERVICE GRID TEAMS
IN WEST WILL CLASH

CHICAGO October. 18 tR.-As. a
proof that the break in gridiron rela-
tions between the Army and Navy isn't
complete throughout the. serYiee. teams
from the Great Lakes Naval Station and
Fort Sheridan have scheduled a game
on Soldier Field Thanksgiving day
High officials of the Navy and Army
expect to watch the game.
Evening star., 1928-10-18

Teams in 125-135-pound class can
secure games with RUSSELL Young Preps.
Call Manager Felfeld at West 1l44-J.
Evening star., 1928-10-18

A meeting Of BrcokIand A. c. 1885,
pound players is scheduled for Satur-
day night. at 1247 Girard street north
east, at 7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-10-18

Centennials seek 135-pound foes. Call
Franklin 4739. Players are to meet to-
morrow night at 1880 o'clock at 224 K
street.
Evening star., 1928-10-18
POLO PLAYER DIES

MONROVIA. Calf, October 18 LP-
c. d. Lancaster. 81, playwright. poloist
and former Chicago hotel owner. died
yesterday of an illness which had con-
fined him to a sanitarium here for sew
eral months. 81
Evening star., 1928-10-18
GRIDDERs DRILL TONIGHT,

Mardfeldt A. c., 135-pound class foot
ball team of the Capital City League
Will drill tonight at O'Clock on the
Mount Rainier. Md, base ball dia-
mond.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-22
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wife of Professor Francois Lc Tarte. Where is heH"
 It was the hotel manager who an- sNered.
 The professor has been-well. he was injured, madam. The house doc tor is attending him now He turned 10 the federal officer.
 What reason, MT. Burke, have YOU peoplefor assaulting my guests in this manncr%' he asked coldly, We don't permit things like this 10 occur"
 The detectives were looking al Jack Stuart in a manner that de- manded explanation.
 What about it, Nr. Stuart ?' asked Burke, whose keen eyes lad noted the puzzled expression on the others face. TT Iis woman says she IS not your wife. What have you to say?'
 (TO BE CUNCLUDED)
New Britain herald., 1928-03-22
Bt SS CAMP STREET REALTY.

Paul K, Rogers has sold his homo on Camp street near the intersection ol school street 10 John F.. Dow neS Of 1-S MonrO" street. according 'o deeds filed ill tho town clerks oticc.
 In one of the deeds, Mir. Rogers transfers to MT. Downes the dWell- ing and property having a frontage of 80 feet on Camp street and with the provision that he be allowed to reside there until June 2n. In other dccds the Rogers Realty Co, and Mr. Rogers and David (. Rogers, as trustees of the estate of David x, Camp have sold 10 NIT. Downes strips of land running back 10 Wal nut Hill park.
 Mr. Dopnos is supervisor Of build ing construction and repairs in the school department.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-22
BLOODY FIGHTING OCCURS IN MEXICO
Guerilla Warfare Also Adds to Troubles Of Government

Mexico City, March q P,-Dis- orders in the state of Jslsco. cen- ter Of nsu rgent activities. today continued to plague the Mexican government.
 Fl Universal Gralico, a news paper. said two trains were dyna- mited and attacked in that dis senger was reported 10 have been killed but guards on the trains saved most of the passengers from harm.
 The paper said that Eduardo Gomez was understood to have been killed in an attack on q train between Tonlita and Nillegas, by namite bombss placed between the rails, exploded and tore up the right of way. Some coaches were dcraied and others damaged. Th2 attacking party then fired upon tn" train. Soldiers gave battle and ep- parently routed them.
 Another raid of similar nature occurred in the border of the state ! of Michoacan and Jalisco between Monteleon and Patti. more than i 100 miles northeast of the Tonilita, | Only a few persons were heleNod | to have been injured.
 Headquarters of the Mexican National Railroads confirmed ths report that q train had been at- tackled near Tonilita, but said only one person had been injured ant no one killed. The other train wa delayed by q. freight wreck, tn railroad said,
 Two Reported Slatn
 Advices from Guadalajara sai' that in a seyen-hour battle nea , Atotonilco s of a band of 200 in surgen's were slain.
 Dispatches to Fl Universal an other paper, said Carlos 1offar German citizen. had been rescue' from an insurgent group in a clas near Bergosilla. Andres Ortiz, sub chief of the band. was killed.
 The wild and sparsely settled re zion of Jalisco has been the seen for more than a year of conflict between insurgents and feders soldiers attempting to pacify tn region.
 Government officials say the 1T surgents often carry banners bea1 ing hkenesses of the Virgin ( Guadalupe or similar devices an s that they shout, Long live Chris the King
 Jalisco is considered the foremo Catholic stronghold, but it is bt
New Britain herald., 1928-03-22
STORM WARNING

Washington. March oo-(P-The weather bureau today issued the fol lowing storm warning:
 Advisory II .. nj: small craft warning indicated Baltimore 10 Port land Maine. Disturbance Of marked intensity moving rapidly cast south eastward over Lake region and thc St. Lawrence valley nill cause in- cr"aslng southwest winds, probably becoming strong at times this after noon and shifting to northwest carly tonight, diminishing Friday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-22
SUING FOR Sa.00o.OGO
smith and WcssOn Company Made
 Defendants By British Firm

Boston. March 22 CUP)-Suit for so,0oo. Qoo damages charging alleged breach Of contract has been filed in the federal court here by the Gil bert Patents. Ltd. Of Westminster, England, against the smith and Wesson company Of Springfield.
 The suit charges violation of pat ent rights 10 the Gilbert Wheel and Gilbert Tool inventions. to which the Springfield firm had been granted the exclusive right 10 manufa cture and sell, for the payment of royalty of 10 cents on every tool
 The bill alleges that the defend ant denied any liability, and repu- diated the contract in its entirety
New Britain herald., 1928-03-22

lieved bandits have taken advan- tage Of the insurgent movement and masqueraded as part of it.
 The men that face the govern ment have proved to be utterly in different to hardship or death slzillful horsemen and excellent shots.
 The government considers Arch biship Orozco y Jimcnez Of Jalisco the Intellectual leader" In past encounters it has been asserted that the prelate actually led armed forces. Archbishop Orozco is be- lievod to be the only prelate Of the church remaining in Mexico, other archbishops and bishops having been doported.
 One Of the leaders Of tho field forces is General Enrique Goroz- ieta, who joined the insurgents after the religious laws became cf- chief Of state 10 Nictoriano Huer;a. fought with Madoro and was an officer in tho federal army under Porfrio Diaz
 One spectacular leader is dc scrihed as a priest named Podroza. In Mexico City ii is asserted that I ha socs into battlc- carrying a cross in one hand and a pistol in
 the other, proclaiminG that ono Is | for the sons Of God and inc other [ for he enemies, of God | The government in its campaign lis hanlicapped by tn" wild country and the difficulty of preventing
 arms and ammunition reaching thc | insurgents.
 | The federal forces coHcouirat Q | in the most troubled regions, drive their opponents into tho mountains.
 soon the insurgents have taken ad~ i Vantag" Of their isolation in the
 mountains 10 r"organizo and sud denly they appear attacking ranches small towns and occasion ally railroad trains. Because Of
 these numerous small groups, # Is held that the conditions will con
 tInue for some time.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-22
CENTRAL paEss Assec,AIsoA. INC.

knew. if he was going 10 do any the spot by way Of the street he ! would have to travel half block on thc main street. and the same dis rance on Fifth. He knew there must be rear exit, and started 10 To- cate it
 ! Luck favored him. He found the ,ioor opening into the alley. AS he stepped out into the dimly lighted i place. and looked toward Fifth street. he could just distinguish the ssa'rtou-llEr structure Of the fire rsu1p.
 Scarcely 2o wards divided him from N wErIo fin fro escapes first story frtmr work hung suspended some s,@1; "ert m the ar, He covcr nd thr IJ~'anr, with a cautious moysm,t'- and acuin looked np. Su1Iou,c a form was outlined in iho window opening from the third story. lIo saw II for an instant, and tbon V vanished in the darkness en- ,Hojopug tho structure.
 OHly la" croakiuE Of the iron stairs told hjIu some one vas de- ~ceudIng. Just fife thought Of who ! that someone vas sent inc blood | pounding through the veins in Jack StUart's brain.
 "God'' ho n whispered. IS he waited in thc dread suspense Of the inter venlne seconds before 'ho must dis clos, himself to hrr. What an cx- porIenco for T man. Oh, it couldn't he possible, This must be 3 horrible nightmare from which he'd awake.
 But il wasn't any nightmare. II ! was real, loo roak as he was to rnaiiza very shortly. Then he heard the clanlS of the frame work as if was released and dropped down within | foot of tho ground. A mo ment later 1o saw the slhouetted form against the lights in the streets as lt gained the bottom Of the struc- turo, He reached up and caught her in his arms
 X s'iflcd scream, a twisting at tempt 10 escape. and then the form grow suddenly limp.
 Poor girl" gasped Jack Stuart, q great pity surcins up within him she's fainted, I must get hclp."
 Clasped tight in his arms. he car, riod inc inert form up the alley tc the hotels side entrance. As he stepped inside he caught the count Of excited voices. The next momcn he saw Tony rushing toward him followed by the two federal men anG the hotel manager.
 My God, Jack" cried the boy rather wildly. You've made al awful-'
 At that instant Jack Stuart fel the form in his arms stiffen, an, then s'raight.n Up 10 position en ahtlnG her 10 gain her feet. H. looked at her-and gasred. Tn face into which he was staring va that of Ni'a Ravelle. Will you please let go Of me-. she said. calmly. contemp ptuously. H , let go, still staring at her. oh. Jack" broke out Tony again You almost killed Le Tarte"
 Al that Nita Ravelle turned o, him like a tigress
 What have you done to Frank :? she cried. Where is he?"
 Then Burke spoke
 Are you this mans wife," H indicated Jack.
 She flashed an indignant glance a , the man who had carried her iron the fire escape.
 'I certainly am not" she replied Y, with naughty contempt. I'm tn,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-22
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-22
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-22
Toughest of Old
 Hang-On Coughs Go

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-22

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