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McGraw Permits
Jonnard to Stay with
Indianapolis Club
INDIANAPOLIS. ind. June
Claude Jonnard, pitcher for
quotations. reported for the
unlillved securities, 85 Waking-
who. it was announced
. . would be re-
called to the Giants. will remain with
the local team. except in the enter-
genes that the Giants weaken. said
. \V. C. Smith, owner of the Infli'm‘
H. L. 1.30 spoils team. ‘ f ‘
, l : l‘.l:,)cr 46!; 45% 46 M Smllll said he had talked with John '
l~.-l.\ Spring. 46% 45 ‘55:: ‘ucuiaw and the latter assured him.
. ., ('oppor 33% 32% 32% 9‘" ”“m‘m' “'"0 has “'0“ a" of his
N .,:..-,u~ Thu: 16 H 17» ‘53 2:: starts for the local team this 39.1-.
‘.1- \li :ln l‘t'l'.‘ 133‘é 135 133% i?“ and has pitched four shutout.‘
,\;[_.vv=,. Copper 23% 28V. 23% |knould not he recalled for the present. :
g” g 1;. StJlL'H 13.11,] 13:!!! 13V: M’ ‘
. mg 20 Stephenson 5th Indian 3
\ '1' t‘- ntrul 89 38% 89 t 5
Y. Nil. a: n. 28 27 , 27%. TO G0 on HOSplta] LiSt‘
,. ”A 74% 731;; 71w. 2 . ’
£11. “‘1 53‘; 56% 57%; . CLEVELAND, June 16.~—J. Rixos'
' “WW into. 67 65 37 .Siepht-nson. infielder. was out or the
llfi ~~.~.. ll. ll. 41‘s 41 41% “an” “Emma" "(Tau-‘3‘? Of an injurv
mi 81 $1 51 .‘0' the first time in his athletic
. .v n 'u: m. 1173:; 117%; iii-i 9”?”- A “‘5‘ ”a“ thrown by Rip C0!-
mmml. 157.7. 15‘s 16‘},- lms. Boston pitcher. struck him on
hm: Tl '1'. 71“.- 71“; it?! zhumf’ 0‘ his right hand and tin.-
.. 5:. .-l (.75. 63‘. my, 405‘s“ “9"} “New"? to sew up the
, . .' lunch 5'.) 57 59:.“ Althou h
.x llm-huck 749’. 72-1. 731-. grown,” f... & Fem!” °f “whim"
4, [‘ii 1"" 37 Si)“; 861$ (‘Onll' dm IOl‘ four years “9‘0“.
5 M.” II” 333-6. 32 ~32% Qrgplllfilit“; alg‘;(+‘tial‘ll)10|:“'t(: .V'C‘ar‘i €1.20.
. l . » «nu - I . .‘ ‘ . ‘ ( “19 Oil -‘
1: l‘ | 1‘1“?“ 13“; 13%;: 1313/; 2033’.” ofhlnjuries. t be
.- H \' .l l‘:'. 117.»; llsx‘ llg'yl' Enjhiuuiury mm“ mayhem Stomp!“
‘ i. , ‘ "in a“. n l." . n “as milling with (worgc Sisler of
. l g I _ I .. .. -t _- St. Louis for the battling leadership of
5‘ . 1.1..l‘ur, 1213'. 1193; 121‘»; the league.
, 7.. ,.. x2. til-1"; . .2"; 1:3". Stephenson is the fifth Indian on the
.‘ a.“ l‘rmi. 7. L; . l 1/. . l ; hoapilui list. Louis Guisto. first base.
v, , 5”,.” 3:1, L; (.23.. its. man. has a broken loot; Pitcher.“
s l.» i‘r'. 67 63 6:". Sothoron is sum-ring a. sore back and
>- lluid-vl‘m 66 SS". 59 foot. l'llchr-r Guy Morton has bron-
g. 5.,“ 97.1; or, .v. 9': a.“ chills :ind 'l'ris Speaker. although con-
.‘ » .3 I'uppo‘l‘ 6214: 62K. 62% VHF-sculpt. is too Weak to go into the
H...” 3,. "l 441; 4: 2 43 .ngllf‘ :Is :1 regular. 1
=.' l 1. ’l‘vl 97M "7% 9711. 1 .____._.________
. v . .... m a 58 -. ,l\o Foreign Substance
on the Balls
1 ST LOUIS. Jun-- l6.--l’mpire
‘ l ‘fi-Ivnns. who inwrruplr-d om“ game he-
' . ltwm :1 the St. Louis Americans and
‘Ncw York Ynnkm-s several times tr:
;r-xamim~ hails used by l'm'c llunforlh,
H... “3,” Supp; district “rugilmuis lwirlvr. stating no foreign sub-
in “5 ”nu-fflqinns:Htmlcrs hm‘l lwvn [mm-l on iht‘ hulls
uplnmn afle" lilée‘iilfie and ii'i'hr' series with the Yuniii (5 Sr! ll ::v-\:
wr-rn positiu: in Nut: nduncmrvcord here. 75,4H'm persoz' a
~~.x ii .nl i'l «lowllnrs such :istiloselImVW“ 5”“ the “m" games.
:urrv-d m: M-ir‘dny. and which!
‘vvl'uu'wl by another Rr-llin 3
m9 xvylib‘l'tliLV must disturb ”15]
i' ‘ “n“ “"“j;}f.1§,;;,‘“..,:‘;.Z,’g,v:i NEW YORK. Jun.- ill-«Guglivmo
'l'livrv- WM" 3..mpiM‘““'"“i' pcrfm‘tor of win-lass NEP-
§crnphy and telephony. computed iii;
.1.
l-vririsil
'3;-- ill llaw
.‘IAHCUNI HEARS
RADIO CONCERTS
. v uhoul any
r'lilll‘fi'.
2: new! to (all almu the mom . .
‘ ‘ \ . 7 ‘ . ‘e-igntydlfth voyage to ~ thr- eritt-d
. lwlnr: flll‘l lslmd in the Mil-4 .. . - -
h, .2. vak P\=lm-~ l1 NM ,Sullo-s today. He :lrrnml aboard ill-3
“ ll .l (L ; v' l‘l ‘ “:9 It ' ;lfll('fll1'l yacht Electra. the floating:
X i‘ l _ v' . “I .
{,1 ' mm; l1‘ ’0 ‘i‘mr 4:10. gl:.i-or:itory on \Vhit‘ll ll" has M-v‘n con-j
. \“ ‘4» ""H’ ". .lpprou " ’5 wlizciinsr onpcrimezils since inning‘
"V I ‘ 'f'“" Sup.” ”I", 0' t'T'w't‘ ismzilmlnplon.
g: u!l.‘-‘llupl‘i?.€‘li ir:ms:wtmnsg Cruising up lhr CH3.“ List night.
in rm”? from markfltb‘uior Marconi lislwno‘d to radio con-
S-smn 0?’ tho
l'lwf‘l. Unit a nr-w I’m”:metropolitan area.
“I judged from what I lwnrd that
‘ he
1'0 E: ll
n.»
3 vi Ll"
l 1.4 ”mm: of work and hurlI
' ', Yw- lll5li‘kl'l limh Monday and i No“: York must hem liycly plucr.‘
and it. was said lll' lh"m's:lid.
‘ ‘ v.1 1k ni‘gxl‘iou was (lisclosc‘vl.} (m llir- voyage from Southampton to
“it!” wholly M ”WV New York Viz], llvrmudn. the inventor
timid-Hus
l Hfumiuv. and it was mam-indtoxpr-iimruled with short and ion:
‘ ' mm “VT-t m' lhc markv-t. wun- length transmission. Hr made
of developments or dis-
. iv .= :ilnmst uniform on tho two . no reports
‘ ~‘ " 1"» wwk win-n declines were‘coverlr-s.
'-«~:<. (‘nnllrlnwl the ih‘w that! ‘
FxL'G “ILL NOT ACCEPT PR1.-
l movements were directed: _
altogether apart from DIIERHHIP.
(sz‘w
ms of the different issues or; MIOY. June 16 (Associated Press).
!""“ln"»*‘-" condition {Hid 0Utl°0k:——VV'11 Ting Pang has not yet receive-(ll
5‘3?" 7‘13“"! W3" 5 fitm’l‘fil dis—the offer of the Premiership in the
:l’ekinc Government. nor will he ac-
'cept when it does arrive. according to
g a statement issued by the Canton Gov-
? ernment.
V The present alleged
4va to In?» market opinions on
1.11 9‘ Hunt 9 good part of the sell-
a: turn-Ii and that the mllrkct
a: l‘nllml on to stand shortings
I l',
l in _
reorganization
”vouch and holding:- to a consld-i
‘ viw'n‘v-n, Slulin-lmk'vr was re-éin'the north has no effect on the
L : 2< 2. stock that. must hold fifsouthern government, 5315's the gtate-
‘ :w ’i lll‘H‘kvt leader in SpGCula- ment; which adds that Dr. Wu re-
withhold
‘queots the treaty powers to
recognition of Li Yuan-Hung es Pres-
:ldent o! the Republic.
-'7~\\»'nfn?~z for a long time to
“'1“ “l'll'l' was that two dis-
' PM“ Hr" opcrating In Stude-
n'ul that at limes representaw,
“" thew pools compete in the-lz
.31.! ill Orduy {0 add to {hair 30,; '"
film-.115 m’ that stock. Chandler, pynmm', Ill.. June 16- (Af'SO:M!:i‘
q ulm sroukv‘n of as being:Pi-rss).-—~Guarded by too m.s . :
imcn armed with machine guns, sixty
rm-n began the production oi coal at
the Lester and Sherwood strip mine.
'1 ~" ~ 9 do. '. It was
Ill-1D DANCER. 'sm «dos east of htl‘ l tong}:ms since
V ‘\J"l' l-‘mnce Juno l’G.——-The‘the first coaimmil'nrnlhcli 1m; effective
‘ l . ~ ' ' . r .v'r- ., ,L
~= "-‘ 35:2 "I has forbidden the‘thl,‘ miners . ‘
m ‘r'f "The erl Duncw" 3"; April 1. and armed swutries guarceci
y.~,'7'1‘, ‘i- )1 i ... . : ‘ I : ene .
v!" =lll:lll7.1:i: the carepr of ‘Mata- . the roadways to Hi! In
ll
7‘ . .. l‘urisirm actress. who wasI
w! during: the war for her 93-,
:2‘ “Ir rix’ities. H0 feared the 99"} 16 ——-A ‘09“
pm. would cause disorders to-. PARIS June
btaln
.W and Sunday during the Vi-‘itlooo‘flm’ francs to O
we": m‘ Marshal Foch. who is to par- 3 recongtiugtylorh:
' in h patriotic celebration. .95 to 3- .
__,_._.4——-—-—-—
AR” DIES GI'ARD COAL
ENSERS.
1' ‘ ”‘4 w:-
'rv‘i'im‘. in.» a vigorous advance.
i
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i
! i‘l'llIIlN I‘l—IKF‘)R3IA.\'CE OF THE
ASCF': G .
FR LOAN. -
Minister of Finance.
l
16.-—- '
. the I a
dianupolls American Association tcarrr‘l. :
W puv-l or the spc-mxzmlw'hus romrlvtely Mum-"am! lhr 9: .
lending ' Cl‘llF inrmulcnsted from stations in tin?"
M,” .
FITS . RECON STBCCI'IO‘.‘
of 3.20“.-
funds for j.
nrposes was announn
Theatre
David Ester-son, Manager
LAST TIME TODAY
GLORIA SWANSON
-[N__
“HER HUSBAND’S
TRADEMARK”
——AND—-’
Mary Pickford—ng
Bagot
Added Feature
TOMORROW
Attaining Good Double
Feature Program
Metro Pments
Alice Lake
Recent star of "A- Hole in
the Wall" in a new and
thrilling feature
Infamous Miss Revel]
—AND—-
Bert Lytell
“'ho scored a distinct tri-
umph in ‘A Trip to Paradise‘
—lN—
“The Face Between”
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Clara Kimball Young
in a great drama of dual
personaliiy
“The Worldly
Madonna”
1 Palace
Theatre
Direction David Esterson i
Cm W. Gray, JR, Mgr. L
. 3
LAST TIME TODAY ;
Pauline Frederick E
-—lN-
“THE GLORY OF
CLEMENTINA”
A at production! You ‘
shoul n't miss seeing it
-—-AND—-
Mary Pickford—King Bagot
Added Feature
SATURDAY
A triple! We‘ll score—:Come and
See the Finish
Joseph J efierson
The worthy son of a worthy
sire —- Thomas Jgflerson -— who
created the original role 40
years ago—takes. his father‘s .
place in the screen version of .
“Rip Van Winkle”
An educational. entertaining
and delightful story.
Educational Special
Two Reel Comedy
SPECIAL CHILDREN'S j
. MATINEE .
Tile above features and a new g
chapter of ’
‘ ‘ ROBINSON CRUSOE ’ ’
MONDAY
Viola Dana
——lN—-
“Glass Houses”
COMlNG
“The Woman Who Walked
Alone"
With Dorothy Dalton. Wanda 3
Hawley, Milton Sill-
AT THE mums ’.
PALACE TODAY.
l
i
In“. .§p[¥-:lmnt1‘ of the Sc“ I’Iullne
l-‘nwh-rirk Nature "The Glory of
I (“it mvntina“—I'irkford Special
3 AN) Hue Last Run. ‘
; TL? I‘:-. t tlnnjrc will todu‘.’
)
rrc-
. In - i-‘rcirriclz's hip: new
~lv'rlurv “'l..-- Glory of (‘lmnrntimfl
ll'or tin ins? time‘- tm-i with it Mary
l‘zr‘:;lmnl‘.~' picture of twelve years ago.
will "Mao have its
final run. The Fredvrivk picture
whirl. opvnv-l yesterday proud one
o'.’ litt’ best attractions that the Pul-
u
cyan?
"lining Straight"
,um‘ has of‘lcn-xl this season and the-
‘ into resting part of its appearance
)‘tSlf'lllily “115‘“ the fact that it
h ~r~ while it was still drawing capa-
The story
. city houses; on Broadway.
§ is \Villium .l. Locke's well—known
'nou'l and the screen adaption was
can-lull)- arranged to lose none of the
charm of the original work of the
\w-lhknown writer. “Going Straight."
Tl“ Mary Pickford-King llagot two
rerl ‘super feature' of twelve years
3.20 has been one of the best ‘Eovelly
attractions ever shown in the city.
Th: sharp contrast with present day
piclu res makes for considerable of
the charm of this feature.
____...____————-—-
RIP VAN “‘ISKLE.
Joseph Jell’erion. Son of Famous
i Creator of Character. to Load
Can in Presentation at Pal-
are Tmnorrow
Joseph Jefferson. star of “Rip Van
V‘Jiri'ie,“ much appears at the Palace
lin-ctrr tomorrow, may be truly cali-
ed a "chip or the old black." His
father, Thomas Jefferson. created the,
original Character and played as far.
- back as 40 years ago. when this re-,
'marlmhle story of a man who slept
for 2:. years “as first dramatized. In
those days motion pictures were un-
lheard of and Joseph Jefierson was
' but a lad. Today. after the years of
slicircssfui playing of "Rip Van \Vin—
.klo." by his faiths-r. the sapling of
i not have been selected for the double
folks. The Palace program tomor-
row “Ell also include for the matinee
only a new chapter of the".-\«‘.wi-nt::r— .
es of Robinson Crusoe" and in the-
e-rening a two-reel educational {ea—
tziro and a news picture.
“[Il‘r Husband's Trademark“ to Have
l'lunl Slinwinz—(‘nnsklored (Slnrla
r Swunsnn's Best Picture
“ Her Husband's Trademark. " ‘
which has been considered by many l
Noru'alkers as Gloria Swanson's llQSt
picture. will end a three days" run at g
the‘ Itt‘gi nt theatre today. Ever since i
Uil,‘ f1 ulurc was first shown on “'G-«l-l
nos-slut: there has been plenty of talk-
nhoul it and the people who l}:l\t‘:
srcn it are loud in their praise of3
the entire production. \Vhilc Gloria
Swanson has been the headliner
throughout. our of her principal sup-
pnrting players is Stuart Holmes and
his work in "Hi-r Husband's Trade-
mark" entitled him to a great, a!
of credit. The two-reel added‘l‘ra-
I
l
l
> i
luztnzxr TODAY. , i
l
—. 9...-..
lure presenting Mary Pickford an
King. lingot as they played twelve
yours ago will :1le appear for the;
last time today. i
R [“1 E E ST 5311' RDA".
Alli-c Lake and Bert Lytcll in Double
Failure Program Tomorrow.
A lice Lake and Bert Lytell will be
stars of the double feature program
at the Regent theatre tomorrow.
Miss Lake will he starred in a new
Mrtro special “The Infamous Miss.
Revell.” a brand new feature that
will make a hit with Regent patrons. ‘
Bert Lytell. whose last success. “A
Trip to Paradise,” is well remember-
ed. will be featured in "The Face Re-
twccn," made by the same organiza-
tion that was responsmle for his pre-
\ion~z picture. Two better stars could
feature bill nor could two better pic-
tures have been picked. The Be
gun: double feature posicy is con-
tinuing strong and tomorrow": will be
corccded to be one or the best bills
yet presented.
TORRING’I‘OX VETERAN DEAD
other years succeeds the sire in as—
suming the ’
shoot and the resultant production 18
one that will please Norwalk ‘Da-
trons as it has pleased the motion
picture devotees of other cities.
beauty of the feature is that it will
Morrst and please the older persons
and will actually thrill with the right
kind of entertainment. the young
note-d role for the silver‘
The ,
TORRINGTON. June 16.——-Lucius D.‘
,Leonard. 77. the last surviving mem-
iber of Seth F. Plumb Post. G. A. R..
:0: Litchfield. died today at his home
iin East Morris. Mr. Leonard served
in the Sixth Regiment. C. V. He lived
in Litchfieid (or many years and for
two terms was jailer of the Litchfleld
County JaiL
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