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“There is much money‘ involved. It
gnu be. very disastrous to the induc-
3, try it the Valentino case is prone-
‘ Herald he replied: '
"my“: and damaged goodo.
.30.: must take the. m of the
n gain." .' 7 ’ ,
He declined to mime his Hutton.
_ He said they made no “threats." but
‘ iath‘or a “plea." become of the m,
' ciclwnue of Yamaha's-90mm”
the probable elect oi" proeecutioo on
the box office. ’ Matting apparently has been an incen-
v The district attorney's detectives
reported that the five witnesses the!
had located at India would testify to
the appearance of Valentinoand Hill
Hudnut at the Palm Springs Hotel.
It has been previously stated that
if eunlcient evidence was obtained to
prove that after the marriage in Mex-
ice. the film actor brought his oride
back to Senior-lain, blgamy proceed.
ins: would be instituted.
The detective. were expected also
:10 visit El Centro, (39.1., and Mexi-
cali. Lower Calitornin. 7
Valentino's attorneys have an-
. pounced he was ready at any time
to talk to the district attorney.
Miss Acker made her third engage-
ment to appear at the district attor-
«ney's udioe today.
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MURDER ‘GANGS ASTIR
EARLY IN BELFAST
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destroyed.
ROSCREA. Tipperary. May 20.—
‘ Fiity men attacked a. mansion here
this morning. and after binding and
, blindfolding the servants. sprinkled Oil
about. set fire to the place and depart-
» ed. firing shot: through the windows.
The servants succeeded in freeing
themselves and after a long struggle
.extinguiahed the. fire, saving the man-
.y. eicxn.
t; DUBLIN, May
”J Northern Ireland
~:Rinn Fein forces
.' police barracks at
.- down. Garnlough.
“ in County Antrim.
.: 'l‘hc garrison of the 'Marlin
’ barracks put up a diff fight “1:63:33
off the raiders until its last cartridge
was expended. The bank at Git-norm
was captured in addlti
racks. on to the bar-
' N“;
STEEL MERGER MAY ‘
BE ABANDONED
(Continued from First Page)
20.—-‘-Diepatches from
are to the efiect that
have captured the
Glenarm. Martins~
and Cushindalla. all
fientalives of Kl
bankers. today,
course or action.
Meanwhile the re
_ , . axon for Youn s-
towns Withdrawal. following closilv
upon that of the lacknwann'i Stool
Company. which has 7
been purchased
by the Bethlehem ‘lt
‘ , .. eel Co 2-
remains a mystery. ”’0 auom
Reports have been current in
)hn. Loeh & Company.
to decide upon a
' the
financial district for so
.. me days thtt
MldV-ile and Republic were. negotinL
mg with tho lethlchem—ankawnnnn
“nnlhinc. but timer have been deniod
by Mr. Chadbournc. Youngatowo's
Withdrawal also revived the posuibilltv
of a merger of that company with tho
inland and the Steel and Tube oi
America; which was under negotiation
two years ago and lutcr abandoned.
—_..._____
" Miss Leno? and
Miss VVethered Meet
SANlli‘.’Il‘il. May 19
Press).~—Miss C‘vcll
women's
Joyce
pion.
Leitc _. lritisli
\K'(-?h‘-rul. t
Tho event has aroused interest for
the rcnson that this is the first occa-
sion ‘On which one golfer has reached
a, fourth successive final round in the
open. as Miss Leltcll has done. an
also the first time that the same two
players have figured in the deciding
l match for two years running:
I Miss Joyce W'eihcrcd, the British
amateur golf champion. won the wo-
5 men's golf championship here today.
1‘ defeating Misa Cecil lie-itch. the open
3 title holder. nine up and seven to
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play. ‘
Pal Moore to BDX.
DENVER. May 20,—Pal Moore.'thc
Memphis bmxtam. has been matched
to meet Babe Asher. former bantam-
weight champion of the A. E. R. in a
twelve-round bout here May 26.
———____._____,_
. Gordon Muncc has lost three battles
_ in enact-5330:: and is looking about in
an effort to locate the hoodoo.
(Associated l
opt—n golf champion. and Miss}
‘ lac amateur champ.
me! today in the final round for.
the open title owr the Prince's course,
here. 'ihc match will be over 38
holcs.
CHICAGO.
o: the grate“ hotter: oi the Ameris
‘ for the battinghonors of the janior.
one: or Wednesday;
8 The .Tiger leader. who wuhitting'
.347 n week giro. boocted his avenge.
to .413 and m- mn‘fiiely lac-j
posing in second place. '“ry'o’ great!
tivetohisteammates. udasaresclt
the Tigers have~been winning com-
ently.
George Sialer. the St. Louis star. who
was hitting .402 a. :30. stepped
to the top of the be us list with a.
mark at .412. Benin unnerving hith-
selt to he the best run getter in the
league. His great betting tnd base
running has enabled in into regime!-
“ runs. He is showing the way to
his closest :1an being his teammate.
Kenneth Williyms. Sisler also is lead-
ing Williams {creche total base hon-
ors. with 84 Mummy-wed with
81 for Williams. Sisler has cracked
out nine ‘ doubles. three triple: and
(our homers. while Wililuns' total be;
sides his 11 home ring. include 7 dou-
bles and a triple.
who was topping the list or the lend-
ing batters a. week ago.
points, and has dropped to third place
wit hon average of .407.
Griffith of Brooklyn.
Gowdy of Boston. are limping Topor-
cer of St. Louis. for batting honorc of
the National League with marks of‘
.417 and .400. 'l‘oporcer is hitting
.399. However. Grimm .and Gode
plafyed in only sixteen games. while
Toporcer played in twenty‘tim.
Claude Rohwer of Pittsburgh. with
an average of .398. is praising Topaz--
cer. while Rog-ere Barnaby. the St.
Louis star. has been having a. tough
time getting his batting eye charpen-
ed. Barnaby. however, is lending in
total bases with 61’. which include sev-
en doubles. one triple and seven home
rune. His batting average is .888.
Bigbee and Corey of iPttsburgh. are
running neck and neck race for the
base stealing honors. each having six.
Pitcher John Scott. .
Released by Cincinnati
CINCINNATI. U, flay 20.-—-——Pltcher
John Scott has been given an uncon-
ditional release by the Cincinnati
baseball club.- Scott was obtained last
February in a trade with the Boston
{Nanci-isle. the players involved being:
i for City College and the fans should
Scott had pitched only one inning for
the Reds. owing to an injury to his
'arm received late last moon.
' ('utfieldcr Eddie Hock-has been sent
to the Atlanta club of the Southern
Lcague. under an optional agreement.
{AUTO TAKES NOSE
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mm: about the body and sevcn Stitches
were taken in a cut, on her right arm.
l Put-vie stated to Officer Harry Pal-
‘mcr. who investigated the matter.
‘llml his steering gcnr locked about
1"” fr-ct away from the scene of the
acclllvat. and in 11 he lost all control
of the \chicle. The car skidded. from
tiw ric‘nl eiilc of the road over to the
lovfl Smashing: into a tree and the
telegraph pole. I‘m-vie wits thrown
through the windshield.
'i‘hc radiator of the car was com-
;).?e*toi'l'.' (lonlolishml and n ltugc dc-
mounlulilo wirzrlshic‘d that was in the
rear of iii-"(1w was also shattered.
Tho \‘Ohlt‘lt‘ was towed out of the cm- ‘
hankmvnt and tlk’fil to Depot gar- }
nge'for necessary repairs. As the ac— ;
Omani was unavoidable no arrests ‘
were made.
MICHELSEN SWIM
MAKES RElIlllIllBN
The Michelsen Studio at 78 Wash-
; lngton street. has made attractive re-l
; ductions in all photographic work. Al-
.‘though prices at this establishment
lat no time .could have been calm
; high became of various reductions in
ithe cost of materials and mineral]
(saving is being passed along to the
:public by this concern.
; The high quality of the workman-
gship in the photographic line done
{Here is well known and’ now that»
’ good weather is here folks who have
,been planning to have baby's picture
lichen, 'or their own or the Emily
{group may do so at a saving. Phone
‘37. ,,
(
flay ills—=4? Cent). one "
can league. is knocking at them ,»
lune circuit. accord! to overdue:
reminder and lich incl-title.
the base ctealers with‘flttoen thefts. “
L. Metropolitan Opera Co.
Lawton Witt, the a'Ymke'e outfielder. , 7
lost three ,
and Hank .
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