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PXGE TEN" tffctfTWfcfi rrrr; tttp.ttnt. nrFTVFOTnv'' ftircntw, TTTTmw.' rvrnrsT ii 'Tm' CARDINALS SEND 'MANY NOTABLES BROOKLYN FANS 35 MILES AN HOUR O'NEILL'S PLAY MAY FURNISH" I M TD rout OUT SOS FOR A : ATTEND TUNNEY'S OUT GUNNING FOR NOW SPEED LIMIT sinners believe, llils Ik the Ilrst l liiu such a speed hit been legal ized within the corporate limits of n large American city. "Mure speed and less danger" Hie the objectives the hoard hopes lo attain. Traffic using the outer drive rrom the loop lo t lie 40U0 block north will he permitted to travel :!". miles an hour. Motor ists who prefer a slower speed may follow the Inner drive through the park, where miles an hour will he enforeed. 'IIU'A(;o, Aug. 14. A' In Carl- Ames, seerelary of tho Eugene c Weill's "Ijhiotj J.augh- board, said the higher speed limit "'" 'he Kvnnslon pollee today Is expected to. reduce the number s""Kl" l" '"end "'H answer to tho of park accidents, which now aver- riddle: who killed Jennie Aleta age 100 a month. Constance. "Lnllrua T.alnrbeil" was tin. vnl- unie tile Hradley Polytechnic In- year old teacher (By Hl-rbort V. llurkor. AsHOololotl XRW YORK, Aub. H. (IP) NEW YOKK, Aug. 14. '() v ' Press SMtrtn WrlUT.) Gene Tunney, who Hlimed Into Over Brooklyn way they're gun- Following the example set I ij- town secretly today, was the guest i nlng for Williert Kohlnson, portly the New Vorlc Yankees, their pros pective world's series rivals, the (it. Louis Cardinals. In a slump and well aware nf that fact, have sent out an emergency call for assist ance. Tho Yanks, after a disastrous western trip, recovered their nor mal winning form almost simul taneously with the arrival of Fred of honor last night at a dinner nt tended by members of the Madi son Square Garden corporation who nre hi,; personal friends. The affair was In the I'ark avc- nut apartment of James K. Nosh manager of 'the Ilrooklyn Itohius for the last 14 years. A well-developed move to oust Kohlnson 'from the pilot .seat at tho end of tho 1020 season, when Ah! 1 A1.1S. AUK. 14, Its the.stitute teacher reouested from the after she walked from the untver south wind that causes most hahy Northwestern -University librarian sity library. CHICAGO, AllK. 14. (IP) Thirty-' howls says the French Academy of last Ttiesdny night Just before j There was the statement of one five miles an hour, which used to .Medicine. Coming usually around leaving the building and walking witness who said he had observed be regarded as a suicidal city: tea time any way, assert these ex- to her death. l'ollce have won-, a man loitering about the library speed, has been established as a perts, the south winds dry thejdered why she should ask for this ' entrance some time before Miss legal dlmit in portions of the I.in- bal.y skin and lead to augmented : particular book in view of the fact 'Constance's departure: It was coin park boulevard system, start-'desire fur liquid refreshments that a copy of the same volume possible, police suggested, that the ing today. Lincoln park commls- Hint's nil. was In her handbag at the time. 'teacher mar havo seen this man. A theory i.nlay was that some- rn "seized him. and delayed her thing happened while .Miss Con- departure, possibly through "' V, slance was In the library that Evidence tending to link Julr.J caused hr to delay leaving the Burke. odd-Jobs man. wlth Hie building, and f:t sh-O a.-k.-.l for Maying was. fast being dissipated, the first volume that came lu lier although llurke was being held for mind. lifts having an excuse for further questioning. He has pe.1- remaining. sistenlly maintained that he was This theory received some sub- home asleep at the hour Miss Con st. intiation from the icpiot of a Ma nee was killed, policeman who returned lust night Another arrest was made last from Peoria, where llradley lnsli- night, l.eon.ud 1'atrlck. all. being ttlle is located. The report said picked up for investigation. Police that Miss Constance recently had said Patrick served a prison sen had a part In bringing about the I ten. a' following conviction In 1S.0 disijiarge from the faculty of six for killing Anna Gonnes of Beach teachers. This situation opened to Creek. Ky.. anc that he was con Investlgators the possibility that vlctcd in 10! for slaying William vengeance may have motivated the Allen of Gilmore. lud., followlng ne.s.,1. who struck down the ji! an argument over a woman. lu a few moments uom cases laiiu-K nun i... after five years incarceration. Try It In Chicago. ATHKXS. Aug. 14. lPl Ite peating will be difficult In tho coining Greek national elections. Yenizelos has approved the pro posal that each voter as he ballots .tip his fineer in yellow ink. . j vice nresi.lent of the Kooitnhie i his contract expires, Is under way Trust company. An official nn-' nn1 behind l" move, according to j nouncement called It a farewell : reliable authority, Is Htplien W. dinner to the retired heavyweight j -McKeever, vice-president and treas-1 champion, and also In honor f j "rer of the club. aioiveevor says iuh- oiiori to re- , move Kohlnson is being made as a ' Am ..... result oi a ueume oi leneis irom the staff took a turn for the bet-1 it, hard i: Hyrd Kain'uei l,r"okl n fa"s l"t'l"K against j ter immediately thereafter. .,. ., '. ,,' ' ' ? ' ' Uncle Williert. h handling of the jioi.i.ts nun jc.ii. niuutim ltleUi.i',1 At...... i ,i IOUL mo eunoil ill wuuiiim laniiiuii, l-ie ,'i,',. i ,.' , ,, ,7 , itho Koblns began dropping down i l.lj Anthony . I. Urexel Diddle, Jr., .. .,.. ,,. . , .,, Wl l a 'i" KK-;unl"r, 'Vy'-Uxlh in the National league stand-1 William 1'. Cutler, John M. 13. How- , .... .,, , ,.,, ..r -., man and ( arl Conway. " V 1 , his engagement to Miss .Mary Jose-j ft. raui. . iie.no.., . ..... ... " ' ; llt,ie j.auder. atari as a lunsee .i. .- " . , ........ i i.rln,.1 ' ' " " ...moei. cow- iiiimin ,, " Itlchard Hoyt, Charles V. Hob, Tex nmv iiiv.'.ii .ii.u in'-.. ..... .... effort to protect the slim two and a half game lend they hold over the, New York (Hants In the Nat ional league. Club officials. In cluding; President Sam ltreadon tpd Manager Hill McKechnie, an nounced yesterday that outstanding jifayers on Cardinal "farms" In the minors would tie recaueo in an - lort to check tho Kedhlrds' slide. "We ore going to do everything ln'our power to check thjs slump," sold McKcchnle, who mnnnged the J'lltsburgh Ptrntes to n National league and world's championship In 1320. "It will bo tough to cut players off tho list, hut the big ITILDEN LEFT OUT OF TENNIS LIST Vaudeville Matinee j Craterian Tomorrow NF.W YOHK. Aug. 14. (PI The' thing Is to protect our lead and '"si of players In the annual east-j win the pennant. Sentiment will I tennis matches litis been post- have no place In our operations."!0" ""' the world lo see, and In. McKechnle should know nil "" Tllden s name dnen not about sentiment or lack of It the list list. As a matter of In the major leagues. After lead-!''11'1 11 "oesn t appear nl all and Ing the Pirates to the title In HISS ! "eieby bangs another tennis iiiys MoKoehnle was let out the follow-! 'Z: Ing year when lnlrnal dissension '",0 'ern squad for the wrecked tho Pirates' chances of ".,.,'hnH wl" '-e played tills I r.nentini- c rmay and Saturday at Forest' The Cardinal announcement that " wm r."uM( "'"hard W. ....... .... . .... it imams, I'lllladelphla. culltaln: I Francis T. Jltinter, of New Ho. Five n.'ts of Association vaude- j vllle of onustial excellence and the, j f e a t li r e photoplay presentation ! blend harmoniously Into a bill of i unsurpassed entertainment, In the enticing .stage and screen fare ' 'promised at Hunt's Craterian then-i ter Wednesday, matinee and night, i Tho program is one about which it enn be stated without exaggera- ! tlon that It is as perfect In its. 'entirety as it is humanly possible It was going Into tho byways for, , ' ,....,.' '; v" , "; I to make If. . ljere Is real summer-' new talent overshadowed the inn-, 0,1. s. y. ,. Klnir ' lln,,' entfi'ltiinment. tine news of the two big leagues. !, ,;,. ,, Tzn T( No household would be safe with i Only one gamo was playe.l lnjfln lir N(W YorI. (ihn v' ,iv ' a Mrs. Grundy about. .Mrs. Gru li the National circuit. Itemy Kre-,f j ,-1 -.( n : Gregory Mangln of although only a historic, llter iner. the big Krenchman. pitching j Newark, and Fritz ilercur of llar- ", v character. Is symbolic of all the Pirates to an ensy 0 to 1 tit'-! .shui-K. p. . i those of her sex who tell tales, and' etsion over the slipping Ilrooklyn it was pointed out that the Is" ""' 'lomestic ronlroversy of; Dodgers. Krcmer, now showing : eastern squad Is named bv the I "Tell Tales," the headline act, has ' the form that was expected of . Kastern hawn Tennis association lm, gave the Koblns only six hltsvhloh litipnirntly took the position and never was In trouble. jthnt Tlldens purtlclpatlon in fur In tho American league the tilleither amnteur play should await Yankees saw the Philadelphia Ath-' the verdict of tho executive com letes shave another half game off inlttee of the 1. s. I,', t. a. when their lead when Left Grove, who It -tries Tllden 'on August i4. how mixes Judgment with his fast Jn, beat the Tigers, 7 to 1. Lefty fanned only two men where he used to whiff a dozen, but the Tigers got only two hits orr the lean left-hander's delivery. Those two. singles and a wild throw by Mickey Cochrane In the 'fourth In ning saved the, Tigers from a shut-t , out. The A's! victory put tbemj. " cour linn a nan games nacit or tne j a NKS VI LLF. Wis Anir 1 fI'l III his first bout since ho dc LIO Vankon.. t to dn with Mrs, (Irunily. ! Th(tKr who HkP iho uiiuku:i1 will on Joy tho offering ff Trovnto. who Ih Htylod nnd Justly so the wis:-; ' su'i of tho violin. This tulfntcil intortafnir lmn tho hapiy fiu-ulty of Injecting hits 'of conioily In hiK ! ofiVrlnc nnd he han prrfcolod to : u rciimrltnhln dcrco tho utdlfty to' ilinlluto with hln violin nlmnsl ovm y ' ! ooncolvnhlo houik). j Hill Pniitt, :i, trim son nf tho: j woHt. and tho ponsossof of :i su- I porit Voh'o, will rolato 11 fow storms' i of wit, and shiK sonio of tho moiih ( thut lmvo inudo him popular. ; Mon to and M:io prosont n of - forinc that always koch ovor hlir. i Tlll'V f Jlllt'l. II ,M W.L.I.,..l 1.... ' "L. Vy r m,ljnr ,,,ftl','"i(,l hlH.titlo walnut Jimmy Mv- montH and ludul in somo snnppv' conflict of the dny. Kd Morris ior-I Lnrnin. May 2 In ur Vnfir I nnttor .m, i miu., , f Mornil hlu rirtAn..ll. 1. . ..I U,.n, t i n ' ' Um Nfason whon lm pltchod tho li(nrton: ItPd Hox to a fl to 2 win ovfr tho ClPvolnnd Indlnnn. ftahlo Snaps. Man KUHmI. pion, will fllit 10 rniindH with Jcould ho MfMiioit in tho . .f u,.ut .loluiny O'Dotitifdl of Ht. Pnul to- ontortninmont ' ' t nlKlit in tho. JanoHVtlto fair Kiounds I opou-air nronn. PAKLKHULLI). Cal A stpoi chnmpion boonnso the WlHcmiHin i wire robin broke nnd whipped , Htato Inw dooa not nllow tltlo urrosH tho floor of a rtorrlm ai flKht. Tho Hunt is at LIS pounds.' th Western OH compnny prop- over the Unlit wotaht limit. 1 riy near horn yoHtrdny,t killing: I nonrrt v. mrkH, 4 5, nnd Injuring n,1;;'1, ,w,n or lor J!. 81111 h0 ! 'Honor Bound' Film Showing at Rial to hl work inn Ilupsoll. com pnnlnn. Trillions oav WTTOMYSaf BEST" . REASON NO. 12 The "D.V.D." union suit is made in metre sizes than any other, to fit men of every build. Has important and ex clusive fit features nor to be had in any other union suit. Baseball Standings Pacific Coajt League W. L. 1 Sacramento Hollywood i Kail Francisco Oakland : Mission , Los Angeles .... Portland American League W. N'ew York 7T Philadelphia St. Louis f;l t'hlcngo 51 Cleveland . rl j Helroll 4S Washington Ill ; Hosfoit 4 1 National League I w. SI. Ixiuls f,s ! New York ..,'. f'lncltinatl til ('It Icit go , PIltsbiirRh f.7 Itiooklyn r.:t ' lloston :vi I Philadelphia Pet. .714 .:'8 .t'.Oii .Mr. A picture that is bound to cause ta lot of discussion among patrons of the ltlalto theater Is "Honor Hound." which opened there yes jterday for an engagement of three I days. Not since ."The Honor System" j has there been any film to com-; pare with this present offering In its daring expose of conditions that .4SS are said to exist among the con-. .4lvlcls who are hired out lo virtual' .HM ' slavery In the coal mines of the! : south. 1'il.j (leorge O'ltrlen n n. leading! .tiXS role of John t);letiee proves that .t',411 he Is one of the best ilicinalle act .Mi or on the screen. Kstelle Taylor, j ,4a" cast as the woman who loved and .tr.ljlnst through her own folly, would' ,.4:ll'. be Welcome for her striking beauty' -4:H aside from the excellent pcrform- '' nnee which she Blvc. Pet. .(US .('.02 ,.".tla .5l'.:l .MS .4S(i .32.1 this red woven label made: for the. BEST RETAIL TRADE ) The B.V. D. Company, Inc. New York Sl M.I."B. V. D." VoJtmmtt Ol'.'l VP C.liK Itotson K, O.'s Nash. ; AS'l'OItlA. Ore.. Aug. 1 1 .-(,T1--- Ib'liny liotson. Aberdeen 'welter. ; knockett out .lack N'ash of K'elso. In the third round of a scheduled elght-rounde main event here last , night. . The- bell saved N'ash at the end of the secoiwl round, after Ootsoii had floored him. Kenneth Kent, l, mver llghl- welKhl. and Terry Klll.-.ti of In. d.'prndctU'.-, fought :' six-round draw lu the senk.fnul. i llllnoii Beati Salem ' WAI.KM. Ore.. Aug. 1. -(,pl--After an even battle for six In nings the Inlvetslty of Illinois ; baseball cluh scored 1 1 "runs In the last three Innings yesierdav after noon nnd defeated the Salem Sena tors, u o 1. Mimil r. , j, ;,,! ; I. A (IK A M-:. lire.. AuK lPl I'lre In the bhslne.s section of I. North Powder early today caused estimated loss of nana, n pnily d.stio.-d n bn.k building occii- iPled by a lestaurant and- .shoe hop. Most or the loss was cov- jeted by Insuiutice. MEDFORD Sal, Aug. 18 Tb NiwMt Big Show In All Th World f Cwcmml Mmaccrte M Uwi 1 Cm xf Bit rhnu ih! CwmM I lUntta 1 CllMf I Cw4l t Itrtrt UtM SrtMnM DouMi LoncO. Stttt Car -PU B. T. M.nwh ft im 1 tow wtM liiprwk O00 ChoriKtrr BuW Noh and ti Ark TW In !, rHIVeM Ml f PillilU!! injujiu jlio; and with I It i lo hope of ending I the campaign In tiny higher posl- i Mlotl. ! j llnhlnsnn holds a Slfi, 000 contract i to munago thn Koblns in 1!I2'J. As I club preHldent-innuager this year ! he receives a salary of lua.oon. i I r in , mi ffl I ut J IT tv. It's toasted Douglas Fairbanks Amrrit'n'8 IMolion Picture Ftivoritc, as ho will tippem- in his forlltooniing production5 ?TllC IrOll 3IasI"srtVS "I gel more kick from .lhc Lucky Strike flavor than from any other cigarette. They are easier on my ihroat and wind. That's why I smoke nothing hut Luckies. Toasting really means a lot to me. My own experience has proven that toasting iit only laives out tne nail tilings nut doubles the flavor, - 1928 The American Tobnrm Co.. Mnrmfictitree