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TODAY AND TUWDAY
' THOMAS
' MEIGHAN
with
LILA LEE
And a cast. of all star players
in Meighan’s third and
best Picture hit
“THE
EASY
ROAD”
CLYDE COOK COMEDY
“DON‘T TIGKLE”
PATHE NEWS
WEDNESDAY
The Great Undersea Drama
“WET GOLD”
Pathe Comedy — Educational
:l‘HURSDAY AND FRIDAY
DOROTHY DALTON
in
“THE IDOL OF
THE NORTH”
Special Comedy
”JUST IN TIME"
V
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table do hate
Beautiful rooms, with or with-
out bath at moderate rates.
lll‘lG [GN'I‘ TODAY
'l'llfllllflh Mclgharfs Third Paramount
Is “Easy Road."
third Farm-
“The Easy
Meighan’s
Hmunt starring vehicle
Hand" is a picturization under the
direction of Tom ll‘orman oi l‘llnir
ii'l” 3 short story. “l‘lasy Street." It
will be shown at the Regent Theatre
lmluy and tomorrow with Pathc
News and a Clyde Cook comedy
“lion't Tickle."
His first vehicle was “Civilian
t'lothes," which instantly put Mr.
Meighan on the map as one of the
brightest Of stellar lights. Then fol—
lowed "The Frontier of the Stars."
Hacked up by his work in “The Mir-
llt‘i(‘ Man," the two Cecil P». De
Mine productions. "Male and Fe-
male." and “Why Change Your
“life?" and the William De Mille
productions. "The Prince Chap." and
“(YOnrad in Quest of His Youth." all
i which would stand near the top Of
list of the. most successful pictures
r presented to the public. it is ap-
li-nt that Mr. Mt-ighan's popularity
increasing. '
'l‘homas
KING 15 CHAIRMAN.
New Haven Mall "rack State [lining
Commission
At a meeting in Hartford inst week.
of the nt-wly organized Connecticut
slain iui\liig commission. plans for the
adoption of the rules and regulations
Were gone uxer and other items of
imp vrtnncc tn the boxing game were
cli..eussed at length. The. met-tine; was
.illvndcd by Moscy King. New Iiiuen:
'iumlnv Donahue. New London. and
1‘: ink J. Murphy. Hartford.
King has been elected chairman of
lin- commission and the selection was
;. popular one. The New Haven man
\vnl serve on the commisswn for llll‘t e
)‘iJlS. Donahue, was appointed for one
_-.«- Ir and Murphy for two. A room in
lilv' state capitol has been turned over
the commission for their use as
h nilqunrtern and the sanctum it; ill-
'I iy occupied.
\mlrcw “1. Castle of “"ltv-rlruly.
nus appointed secretary of the com~
'u::.‘.ion at the. meeting yesterday and
lv- will take. up his new duties imme-
"-.-Iely. Castle. was chairman of the
runner state boxing commission and
.-l..-i holds :1 place in the \Vaterbury
tumulission. Regular meetings will he
1. M one ll. month with special sessions
"‘ 'ln- :iiv-retion of the commission.
Nu liolltilfl were gone intO' by the
x w . mmnissioners but it was learned
'I- it .ull referees and timekeepers who
.:1 .n t at shows in this capacity will
l'“ lli'l‘nsed. A special attire for sec-
ond.» and managers has also been sug-
L'l-w‘ted to avoid confusion in' the cor-
lll'rs.
The. next meeting of the commission
is expected to be held the latter part
of this month when all details of the.
rules in this state will have been com-
piled.
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inu'rlsn‘ BOATS NAMED Ion
'rmc SIX-METER YACHT RACES-
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Jean. Polly. Victoria and Flys to Race
Yankees
LONDON. July 25.—The Englllh
selections for the international llx
meter yacht races. in which the Unit-
ed smile- and England will competé
for the British-American cup.. have
,agziinst the composite Princeton-Cor-
b w- .'. we
no
In a game replete with action and
sprinkled with good plays. the Y. H.
H. A. returned to form and defeated
the Ridgefield nine. to the tune of 6-1.
Although the weather was that for
swimming and the grounds not of tin
best. the "Y" boys showed the pep and
dash and team work that will wi-l any
game. At no time during the. game
was the result In doubt. This speaks
well for Lou Dov-kin. who. ably sup-
por‘td by his teammates. showed a
good brand 0' inseball.
The "Y" boys. who are looking up
as serious conten icrs for the city lino.
secured their :‘rsi run as the result of
hits by ’House. Lou Dorkin and Ben
horkin. A cluster of hits. interwln—
gled with an error. netted three more
runs in the second. In the ninth. 8.
Tarlov. Nevas and Rosenberg singled
in succession: M. Tariov struck out.
with timely hits. netting two runs.
Two of the Ridgefleld runs were
scored on errors. while the other two
came in through clean hits.
Sam House's catch of a line. drive
and Max Rosenberg's‘stop and throw
of). ball going over second/were feat-
urea.
The. box score:
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n
intact-field. Two—base hits—House.
,lmventhor. Lown. First on balls—0ft
Dorkin. 2: Off llux. 2. Struck out—
Ily Dorkln. 6: by Box, 6. Left on
bases—Y. M. H. A.. 6: ltidgefleld. 5.
First on errors—Y. M. H. A.. l:
liinlgetield. 3. Umpires—Davis and
Rosenberg.
OPEN AIR. llOXING SHO\V.
The stage is all set for the debut of
the boxing season in Norwalk. when
.1” excellent card will be. presented to-
night at the Baxter Grounds. The big
hunt or the evening is that between
liud Wyatt-r and Young Prince. of
New Yorli. which is'schedlilcd'to go'
tell rounds.
Other bouts on the card are: lllllie
Prince. of Bridgeport. vs. liarr' Pat-
terson. of Stamford; Eddie Moriarty
\s. Young Ginry. of llunhury; liai-
tling Andy \Vargo vs. Danny Mco
Nerney. of Danbury.
Arrangements have been completed
to handle the large crowd expected to
attend the affair. The seats l-vc
iecn placed in position and the arena
wired for the occasion. A record
liriuking crowd is expected to witness
the bouts. inasmuch as several busi
loads of fans will be present
llunbury. Iridgeport .ind Stamford.
.\l‘STRAI.l.\.V TENNIS
TEA.“ LOOMS STRONG
YORK. July 25.-«Austral:is-
tennis team. rated by critics as
strong as any of the other challenging
Ilnvis cup squads. finishes its first
match of the international series this
week against the Canadian team at
Toronto. It is practically a foregone
conclusion that the Australasians will
N E \V
id's
win. but tennis fans in this country
will wwuit the details with interest.
for the showing oi; the :lntlpodcans
will determine. their chances of com-
ing through to the challenge round.
TIGERS ltlilil-ZASI‘: ALVSMITH.
DETROIT. July 25.—-—Eddie Ain-
sinilh. the veteran catcher o! the De-
il‘t‘lt Tigers. has been uncondiitonally
released. l‘runk Navin. president of
the club. .lllllOllllCC‘d “at night. Ain-
smitli has been in the major leagues
iii] years, It has been reparted he
might go to Pittsburgh.
GIANTS BI'Y A I’I'I‘CHI'IR.
. VANCOUVER. ll. C.. July 25.——lllax
lint-line. pitcher for the Vancouver
club. of the Pacific International
League. has been sold to the New
York Giants for 85.500. it was an-
nounced yesterday. Rachae will re-
pofi to the Giants next fall.
COMING “'l’l'll MAPLE LEAF VII.
LON-DON. July 25.——Lieut.Col. A.
W. Tate will sail for New York on the
steamship Olympic next Wednesday
with Edward Edgar-'- Maplo Leaf VIL.
which will race at Detroit ”next Sop.
tenlber with Miss America in an ef-
fort to regain the international motor
boat tréphy. ' i ‘
BRITISH ATHLETES GD '10 JER-
REY.
SW’AMPSCO’P’I‘. Mason July 26.—
The members of the Oxford-Catn-
bridge track team left here last night
for Princeton. where they will start
training for the meet. next Thursday.
neii team.
PI'I‘CBES N0 1111 GAME.
MOBILE. July '25.-—-Philiips. of the
New Orleans club. of the Southern As—
sociation. pitched a no hit. no run
game. here yesterday when he blanked
the Mobile club by a score of 1 to 0.
been made. the trials having been‘
completed yesterday. The entrants
will be the Jean, earned by the Hon.
fur John H..Ward: the Polly. owned-
hy 8. S. Gould; the Mria. owned
by Sir Godfrey Collin. and wir.
9W}??? h!
Phillips received perfect support
throughout and at no stage of the can}
test showod any signs. of weahoi.
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and House and leventhor came across ~
from ladmission as evidence of the
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-(‘hlcai_:o American League attorney. t
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Beautiful
30 Inches Wide 7
at
Patterns
!
lid-$313917 -- ' r :
l“.;.u LAi‘i.
fliilil 0N Plilflli’
23by Austrian when Williams went bo- .mny hiehnrg. of Philadelphla‘ is ex-
Y. M. H. A. _
ab r h po a e
M. Tarlov. is ...... 5 1 1 1 2 1 EVInENCE AMI“
House. if ......... 6 2 3 4 0 (l 4
Leventhor, 3b ..... 5 0 3 i .3 l .
iii 22:11:21: 1:: : : :1 3 i i i 3 ammo. My .5.-. n." base-
N. Cohen, rf ,. _____ 2 0 0 1 0 0 ball scandal was brewing today as
S. 'Tarlov. cf ,,,,,, 4 o 1 z 0 1 [agents of the States attorney contin:
Novas, 1b . _ _ , . ,4 2 1 5 0 0 ucd their frantic search for immunity
flownberg' 2b ..... 3 1 1 1 4 0 waivers and confessions signed before
I Cohen rf _____ 1 0 0 0 0 0 the Grand Jury. last fall. by Eddie Ci-
. ' ________ cotte. Claude Williams and Joe Jack-
son.
Totals . ngfiofigglfnl: 27 13 3 Information in the hands of George
w r h po 8. German. assistant State. s attorney. in-
Carboni. ss ..... t 1 0 l 0 dlcated a New York gambler paid
Lown, rr. ,,,,,,,,,, 4 o 1 1 0 0 810.000 for the papers soon after the.)
P. Miner|y_ 3b ,,,,, 4 o 0 2 1 1 iwere atolen fromldthe State s attorney a
0 files. orman 3a .
:icngI—Zlfi'b_f), g i 1 ~31 5 2, i Another development of today was
Sullivan, 1: ,,,,,,, ‘4 0 0 2 o 0 .the discovery that a signed statement
it. Mlnerly. cf ,,,,, 4 . 0 o 2 0 0 'mtgie by Williams in the office of Al-
Lpury' c __________ ‘ 0 2 7 ,1 0 ifred Austrian. attorney forthe “'hite
ltux. p . .......... 4 1 1 2 3 oiSox. has disappeared from Austrians
______ ifiles. in this statement. made public
Totals ..1 ...... 34 4 6 27 7
Earned runs—Y. M. H. A.. 6: More the Grand Jury. the ball player
detailed the ramifications of the alleg-
ed plot to lose the i919 world‘s series.
The Grand Jury evidence apparent~
ly dropped from sight during the con-
fusion incident to the retirement of
State's Attorney Maclay Horne and
the taking over of the office by State'-
Attorney Crowe. '
Tile papers are said to have appear-
ed in New York during the hearing of
the extrad‘tion proceedings against
Abe Atteil. who has been named by
lllli iiurns. a State's witness. as a
ringleader in the alleged plot. An nt-
torney for Attell. waving some papers
in court. declared "I have here the
full proceedings of the Cook County.
it Jury." it was said. .
Other repm'ts being Investigated DY,
the State‘s attorney include one that!
the New York gambler. who is said to;
lune purchased the stolen evidence '
Inter. offered to sell it to a Ne'York‘
newspaper when he found there ware;
no particularly damaging references.
to himself. The newsrapcr declined toI
buy. 1
Slate's Attorney (‘rowe is preparing!
to lay evidence in connection with the
theft of the records before the Graiid‘
Jury.
(‘iilt‘AGll/July 25.—The fight over'
Grand
(‘icottc.'
Jury confessions of
Claude “‘illiams and Joe Jackson,
former \Vhite 90); players. was re--
‘sumed when the second week of testi—f
mony in the baseball trial began to-
day. i
Hartley Replogie. former assistanti
state's attorney. who directed the;
first grand jury inquiry. was ready for
further cross-examination by the dc-l
fo-nse over his testimony Friday. that
the confessions were made voluntarily.
and that the players were made no
promises concerning immunity. Judge
(‘hnrles A. Mucdonald. who ordered
the investigation: Alfred Austrl .
Edd ie
whom the players came before going
to the grand jury. and Harry Ilrigham.
foreman of the Grand Jury. were pre-
pared to follow Replogle on the stand.
The evidence over the confessions is
being presented with the jury absent
pending a decision by Judge Hugo
Friend as to its admissibility. The ori-
ginal copies Of the confessions and the
immunity wavers the players are said
to have signed are said to have been
lost or s‘olcn. If Judge lr‘ricnd rules
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Yen duply’da’mpen a sponge or soft
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Pope. who opposed Phillipae- yielded
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§nial by tho witneu that any promises
Iol' immunity had been made the men
peated before the jury.
In the confoulona. Iccording to
state attorneys. Cicotte declared that.
he was paid ten thousand dollars go
throw games. The money was ‘given
him ,in advance—placed under his
pillow. he testified.
the eight White Sunrplayers who were
indicted as parties to the alleged com!
spiracy. William! told of a meeting.
iin Cicotte‘s room in a hotel here. be-‘
‘was said to have been discussed. Hel
said he was given ten thousands dol-‘
lara by Chick Gandil and gave five;
Jackson .
i
:thousand dollars to Jackson.
corroborated “'illiam's story. I
If'the confessions are submitted.
they can be used as evidence only
against the men making them. and not
:agalnst the other players unless Wil-
lllams. Jackson or Cicotte testify. which
|is highly improbable. They may testi-
l‘fy in the fight over admission of the
[documents however.
After the confc-ion fight is settled.
”sorted to corroborate much of Bill
Burns' testimony. Joe Gedeon. for-
'mer St. Louis player. is expected to
finish the state's preeentation of evi-
dence. The defense has a large num-
lber of witnesses and will probably
iconsume most of the week with its
testimony.
Eddie Clcotte. former W'hlte 80x
pitcher. was called to the stand to
tell his own story of how he confessed
after Replogle's cross-examination
had been finished with a further de-
who confessed.
OTIDPATHIC
AMERICAN 0 gm .Aasocurnon
LEVELAND. July 25.—Nearly two
thousand deiegat and visitors. in-
cluding six hand women. are here
to attend the twenty~nfth annual con-
vention of the American Osteopathic
Association. which opened today and
continues through the week.
Dr. Vl'llliam W. Waldo of Seattle.
Wash. president of the Assodatimr
delivered the keynote address at the
maming session. An inspection of ex-
hibits conclude the morning session.
The convention will consider bills
nqw before Congress. which, osteo.
paths assert. give the old school of
medicine a monopoly.
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.0. test! ill be' - NOROTON cAMPAIoN FOR
“r the “me 9 mo” w '3 BETTER rsmu'aemnc:
emu-oi
0mm and minibus of the Norman“
soc
an energetic compo with
Cicotte named .the ob of securi
'and better train s cc between
tits and New York. A return
asking for cooperation. has
Improvement
ductin
ton He
tea .
Cooperation. -
are
anon
Improvement Association Asking for
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sent
oro.
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lat
Adaiye
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York about t a.
to secure follows:
.. [ton and vicinity. and when the cards
tween the player! Ind Sport Bullivtn are returned. signed. the matter will
of Boston and Rachel Brown. of New be t:kefnt:: Nwithé‘he trig? dgpam
. ,lantotho game-men!) ow_ven rot.
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