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i-- T ,. ..u..T-.l LlCAiiC-Cllcts defeated (hf it" his (Io‘Imbom III SIIEIIIIILIIIEI s lgliICnIl(ioItroit clu
l . l T». . ii to 6 score The. “'m‘r “i“ "rODaIII‘ I” IOIIL oi houn
um . . . sum] in about 401:) pcr- Hon. I”I‘ “h"Ih 0"” MS IIIIRZI‘ISHgsm the clean- up pa
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l" - A. lCATTl siClCAs. ' ln- win— ‘ ‘0“ImI OI‘ “NI ”IgIII “II ‘ I0 I
w . . 'CnH-s in tho first inA _ 3 9
111. 1-" ‘- - mkvn in lliC‘A snilz.
“'lTCVC: ll. T‘,‘|..T., , \.\r-l‘l- lCAndinn In :1; 1;:1i1lvlll ,\lm':m\i”¢ is coming to ll
91mm» llli'. Tm, _ - at ilval 11"” 2 porn
tcd Tor thice so
His second three l-ase smash
of the game. and the smash that brought victory to Pitts-
e B r'ookbn Dodgers
l. ".n': «Al "Ho-nil)" lmwmlC-s. Herring, . .
3;. . (":ATCnTLT» .TnCT "SCAHTI" YC‘AllCigA:.
1.I . HAA CATATerA Tvzini lATI lI‘TCA \iC‘lC\l<
H T .1. \’ SUTT. “5m “...-...: CC, Prank l-‘risch as usual
.Crn Hellmaiin met with 3.
.1t Washington. The heavv 11$ng out—
getting his two and thrcc safe hits wen «law. On Satur-
fC-tiCs in live times at but two of which went for
is placing .1 most sensational game with the
Not tlA at tho lA‘ordhzim flash has failed to thrill the Polo
pain 11;: accident
btfor the remainder4&1 the sea-
d to effect maieriullv the Tigers stand-
sitiou Hellman has been a
TC- again with the stiCk :Iind for the last
in the eighth inning- ofi Mamaux was
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champion 0‘ America, whose fine ginliurt. half a dozen _full- -grown lions
IT. .mv \ll- 9 CT: :1 TAT.T\CA1‘ in his CT:|_\'. Giants in [ht \VGSt
Ill .1 MT.» I.» Tlr'TATA s in cont-gi- Til-ill Ground fans for his gamC- on the Giants 1.01m- lot. has been likewise spec-
:a .; TT. C. l.«T.. 1-,. .1 C‘ .T- l\TT.'I hum-s :IilIIIll tziCulnr. _ llut in the VT est. somehow or otliCAn Prank sums to hit the ball a. '
. . 1....“ .1, ..TTT .T .1..TTT.T., and] “Tim“ litilC- hrs-m and ulwms manages to here: me his batting an rage “111C“ 15 “0“
‘ AAl low 111.. 4 .TC TT.-TT, i'C-slii g somCAwlich in tho \icinity of .322.
\.ll‘ .\'.T.\ ;l-A “on the $1013“ luAl . . 1
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.li AT Te. .T T - . TA- L'"T.\' L'nimr. Mgr. The Giants arc rC-turninsz homCA nflrr completing the mast successful road
'Al'A .AA'A lawns nus \Av ll plA-ust-Cl with tiip of the season. 'thA SlKCC$ of their efforts has practicallx placed them
«T l- Cl'l .TTTA! .A.A.TTTTT1 lilCCA nothing: iTT-t- in the- “arid Seriis and assured them of the National 1.:eagui buntlizigéraxt‘l-
I T linlii in 5~CT:~'T .'T TTTTTC' SiClCA lrtAl as if) Though it “I35 the final and mos‘ important Tour of (ht \‘(ISt {or “I“ L
HA mount-CA CA'T' i‘AA soil: 5: which is ihc iiTC- n. it pimcd cuictli to their liking
1 1'. mm (-IT .3 Lt..mA s. Thu single f~~14 . . n 0
l"\ A4 u'AAl'AA lAC'CAlT'T l‘Tll‘STV before the
“VFI‘\TCT'T \L.. 1. .‘ ‘.’. .
1.: TT ulTIIuier lIAT- \Iijln‘tICTlA‘l~ ;:1;’:'}Vl‘: TWO out of “woe {10m UK I ir.'-.1tCs t\\o out ol lTll‘I‘(' l'iom ThC- (VITAE. “‘0
,T. 'T \TCwl‘l IICAI «Toll IlI "ix' ruanITInl straight from Cincinnati. and thrAACC simicht from the threatening: Cairdl-
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1" Cl ll lmn in mm \"iCAlC~r_\‘, 5 pinch
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m”: and rm” (Mum‘ V“ “M H walk. WV 1brma.‘ Pun-tic lost 1.1.. gm“. _\‘ACle-Tdti\ for a (IEIIAIIgIl “’1;th “.131“; George Chapman. motor paced
5"“ng rm 4. 11,131 M - H...“ H. ... pliclTCAr has been winning so consistently of latct that \\ iCn W A P . riding thrills thousands.
“H. Hm H l‘ iA‘-'Trr . ' -l Ill --I-II"\’;1 'IIIIII Lox man} i‘nns look upon the game as won for Dniroit. Not 50 yesterday
Iflll-TT" IT'II T [KILKI lTIrIITi lIlIII‘p'nC'leIITI'I;S I\'T' 'ishingion Tlu- C.Anzitors CAollCActCCl ninC-'A hits in si\ innings off ilieéclivcrl' 01 ,—-’ .—
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81-.- T (A TmC TCl MT! Hnl'A \' “1mm,“ H C ”Wig?! slnr uinl dell-:11" 'd COTJT‘” lul‘i position. luring replnC‘CACl :4 A-T:1;.C-rs~up
9.0T kl'll Cm.» CTTT CT... ...,5. Cm. ... ”n.1,. i” 'lA_\' thCA (,‘ulas. who won HAT-n; in. l'liil- TIIIE S_TANDIN.IGS
ll“ FAAC‘CCTTAT IlllvTT‘lL'. un'n-i: “'1'“? char in . g o I IRIS 3 V) L E
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“IllII ‘TIII IT TIT.ITITI~II III; III TIEI I Iii" I IIIIIII.I “In“ Ross Your“: and 1" rank Trim-l1 \xCi'CA the butting liCA loos for tho Champs ClCiuHC C-nC.ountCAi Wirom CTTA .iws and Now Haven 81 018' 681
T , I. .IIIII .“, IIII AMI “III IIIIIII‘I \' AutTArdav. lAchh drou- out three liner—Young. a home- run. and tvv—‘Soslnch "‘0‘?“ “‘_‘0 ”“3 “‘IA‘I‘ '1" lA’itts- ‘ .' K g, """" o ‘ -
_. .l.l _ I415 1.111“: 1;... fun. 5 ”f T‘le. . l- . )1 ITS ‘m h.I lxlll‘L'h bPlll" idle d' , -. “atcr‘buu ....... 66 49 .544
C2,“: ”HM-m. \\ ,. ., n , ..1 . 5 and Frisch u iriplC- and two Sim—'TPS 10g“??? Horns”) “ll“ out ‘ ' ' A 5 . ”’1 1"": W “mi HaHfOrd 61' 56 5.11
M] ,1 in Fahd,“- .IWI1MI‘I‘WILIIILII.II“1I]II;;) second liomC run of the no :15011 and went into a tie with In '1 \\ iliioms for IIIIlCIII V 51 . .. Bridgeport IIIIIIII 60 60 I439
:‘Ill'l‘ll .'l innings, lull nil :TCI'C‘Oinlt (If :1 ”HI home run III IukIShIpI 1m nlE‘ICIiiIlileiIIC;IiiIlIl:lZTIIT \I‘IlII’II‘IrC I' \:\'I:;:”Pii; Springfield """""" 53 61 .483
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60:». nrm i'C'CAC-ix'VC-Cl Saturday was un- / g o o o . . 5. Thu \‘nnkccs 117.12 15.. Hrnwns lInmmIMd """ {:3 5‘ ‘48:
IIIIII m slmw"his wart-'4. ()nC' (”I Tim -' vnArCA prevented from I'lz}llé_L' i-i rain. 1\\lbany IIIIIIII "I .33 76.3 "4:5
A‘ 1‘ ' "‘m’ "'f‘""" fil";"lA'All'l': “-1-“ :19 Y-TstC‘ n] I}. “1114 ”1.. gm“ “A“ Suiulzn we hau- had in some iimC- and it They “ill. lioWeVC-r. 1)}..A CTz'f llTC- come \orcestCAr """" 3‘I MI ‘3'5
A' l.||F('CH ‘\\l> .‘snlm. \\ -o , i ng,_ .i-IspC-ciallv with several todnv The llrowin A' Al" 1 t
.. _ ,,. .. ._ .‘ . , . . sTCAmC-vl iiiCATh li.1ulfm'loC.1li:ins to remain iiiC 0( .. _. . . .T, C .01 0 II I
:_ IITI ‘ "TAT " ‘1 “T'HI THr \M‘T'AlIAATA In L”. “I llllTL mm: 011th (Am-.Cl . . (“An 1ch series mm 1A.; .Tzi Tirsi place. N W e &
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“'1“ send Shocker Co A - mound. He . .
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CZITIA l‘I- lTllIIlTi'IlIzITIA'I 'TIiIrCTIiivCAlIII‘IIIIICl-Ai'i:iIr.IyT ' ‘ 0 I Tuillillfyiill: r‘unlds ill ”‘0 {HIST national probably “III III (IIIiIIIIIIII II‘\I DOD ng‘ulggrk ‘3‘ 45: 233;.
v... ., ..., ‘T \ n , l. ...l I “ I}, ”I. Flve Leading Hltters I;iAulTlic links tournament. hlijuvkcfi'. u .1 f Q R1 louis GTI 54 ‘I554
‘ . A . '. - A, . AA .\ A T... A. V _'-‘ _ n taming lll‘ zixir 2211110 rom Lt. ‘ .' .‘ _ . """"" I
l...TT.V. T. (T...- lrl Tl T L'..iliil'. in EaCh Major 14838116" I ‘\ “A“ 0‘” The Qu‘i‘fa PM}? Louis. 1.: 10 5. l..A Giants pounded iC‘lllt‘lnndIl ‘ ' ' ' ' ’ 6? 59 "545
\Lm T, , “JV 5.1““! H.“ r ”A CTCmisC and {he tournamcuL oflkiall) “If“. (I‘urCiin'il ",7 me for 1\ hits \lc ’pitisliurgli ........ (3;: So .543
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g, . T I ,_ TU \ 3 T... AH AMERICAN LEAGI l-‘. sponsorul in tin nlth tltCVs G Quillan was touclnAT: 1m, 14 hits by the Brookly: ......... 58 El. .4311
T1 .... .....g .. (.._. M “.._-L.“ G Al‘ H I,CTAssociuliCm marked a new cm in links (‘AirdinA i' 1% 1...”. UV . i; 1., Philadelphia .._ . 41 C .360
1:. . . .T.. ._ ””41th .. ’ -.. firmnpetiiion. for it “as the first “mo ,3, .1 1“ “9” II “S ‘ "NU 1.5 Boston ........... 35 80 ".322
11 . . . A A 5),, “k”. (Alpvpmnd. 11_ 41C» 1;... .71 . l w __ ,..-d home run of 1ch season.
- 1T I'llAAAl . ........... T1. Clio'ilzis. . - .- ll\ 4:.- 1(;A;3_.'\‘ “‘I sand lollCrs of 50” the [m-‘s “0‘1 Cin i, t‘ (IAut out “I. 1 '-q A. — ' '
C‘ TlCllCr ‘TT'I'm‘fnju' "“0!“ 1'. l‘\\ un'] "4‘0' belonging: to ]ll"i\ :AilC cliihsA—lmu, lnC-n Ilh ) “(Itmj‘II‘ '_I l "Ill'edt {rnrthig American League
J “1:141 ........... :9 (Ah. H Q \NI‘I’I' 51' 1.01118 ' "'1 b I ‘ '_, I1 :ill'lllon' .lll\ l'(A(‘O_L_'ni2:CAiT Cilhgr jr. this;l ‘ rs g‘IIIII IIIII II? X "It I“ (”I t W L PC
Il-iITC l (l C‘ulm. liviroit .. ll: 4AM l.CT .. 97 .CAC'mntrx or abroad and ninth IIIIIIIIES oi the second. 0\‘er- New York 73 50 593
l IT ..A. ' . i'C-lAirl St. Louis in: 41-1: 16* B39 . ' ' comingu IVY“ TAouAAad thCA Braves had 1 """" .... ' ‘.
- A I”- .......... HSnC Tl.‘ l:\ . T ‘ l'nremost among thC- C-onleTnnis. so A ... -- ., 51- Louis ------ . . - . '0 51 .. .589
_‘ . _ _ Taken in IT:- MWnth vutli flu. rims. . .-
TTrst Misc , . ~ 1:17:18 reputation outsiClC- tluAir own The iinul 1.. C mis 2' to G. A “am“ ‘ """"" GS 5‘ '5‘1
A J mm ..1. "shun-A Y‘Cnln' s! NATIONAL LEAH-H11”; n pciiiaiiiwicks was CONCOI'HVCT. \T-C-T-C- Eddie C‘e"€‘3“d AAAAAA . A63 61 .503
sworn lmso i - ‘ ”old of fit Iouis llill Quinlan Chicago """"" . 59 62 '488
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H; HAAr'rinc. \’ LC Tm.) ,SITTUI‘HSIll. St. Louis ..ifll 41.0 lb. .329 Tllili Au]hu(\h(i of 11,05”...- um: “..nry The KippeIWVa Leads Washington . ..... 58 6:! 47"
third base 'llA'I'iiT'). l'lilSlvlll’l-LTT . .5: I!!!) 111 .31] illecker of Kansas City. ”CALI and Ar O‘VS in Ind' Philadelphia ------ 49 69 .41"
ll Twins ....... Filzcr-rnld High-.2 Pittsburgh .lln 466 171 A357EQuiiilan played together today. While r Ian Boston ..... ..... . . 46 74 .383
\“T‘;‘_’_':5"‘l’ ('AHIH'u“. 'fillll‘ll‘k'” . - , “'5 33" 11] .396 Decker and Aulhzichi' WC-rCA pairCACl. Harbor Race I II
Al MAI. y (-1“,th llCTllCTC-hT-r. C lllCdRO . 1-4 454 111 .3133 Among the first 11Tu31'l‘s to arrive __ lfesterday’s Result-S
V. . . I. ...... . . _ "—5 “err 'tht" Sun I“ ':LII('lS(‘O QTTOOTC'l‘S‘ '11 d (‘I’FFV\\I'PHI A "Q v: ,
,H mm ' . . .. . l . . .. . .. 111:. -..—The lup- Eastern League
NU. .. A In,” l)undee Ready For Tthfi’fr‘fi‘k “11's Closely wuzcliCACl today. rncwa. (maul by Gordan Raymond. ,
. . w 1 e o ier p zinArs camT- from as far 'h' l " s «Acond in 1- st (1 " I — ' I —
.r flcld “ 9) ' . \\ 2C] “.1. . .e or a) s 11 Alhan) 3-4, Hartford 0 0.
, WWW] _ Pepper Martm southwrst as Texas. dian Harbor C‘nib race among the Ar- other games postponed. rain.
AA|;TTTTTTTA' Lou‘mlnc , ‘ ' _ ’ . The play today was 36 holes with 10w class yachts. turned the tables on
’ in 'JC-ld A 5.1.,“ soup, Aug_ 23,—“ an his the low 32 in medal score qualifying Was 1\'. helonging to C. H. Martin. National League
Am] “gm" Sm.” Clam-n your: of ring activity Jammy for the match play starting tomorrow. the winner. byproasing the finish line New York 12. St. Louis S. .
TTTCTT niTTu» M in O'clock hundCACA. Junior lightweight champion fihrn tWO rounds of is holes each will sex-oral minuC-As ahead or the Klppewa. Chicago 3: Philadelphia 1.
...: ”w N ”NV “in he and recognized in this state as the be played. “CAdnCAsday morning will Yesterday 111C ruin held off until the Cincinnati 9—7. Boston 0-6.
.. _H qmwnk I‘rm hp world teothcrwc‘lght titieholdor. has come the third round. while the semi- races were m'arl)‘ Over. and weather Other games postponed. rain.
. ;.. A... m' In.” lovim: been knocked out but once. taking the finals “"11 be played in the afternoon. conditions WAArt‘ ideal for sailing. there --—-
q ' ‘ 'A full count in a Philadelphia ring sev- the finals. 36 holes. will he played being a good stiff breeze from the American League
eral years 330' after being sent to the Thursday with a". winner rccelving northeast- ll S Thompson‘s Osseo VVashing’ton 7. Detroit 2.
canvas in the
A '11; Ht". 1r (,()]fers hand of Willie
Allundcc has
Jackson on nu
-. m gC-llvrs or l'lnglnm‘! the Cleveland
-, Al Stairs today mCAt in believes that h
.A AA’T‘Tl foursomes, the first felling punch
. CTn', and M and his pnrt~ .‘Martln rose to
.s. (‘yril J. H. TOHCA.‘
AITIS JR. and .Iiohé‘l't A.
I""I"'“““' England tl‘t‘turf'. 138 of
'AA. Ts John Favcn and section of the
l-J ngland.
ml Statics. vs. Roger H. ”TOLEDO 0.
I'IIW‘L’ A511mJo'I' Ensgl'a"? Press).—Shooting over a. public, links
“I ' :m“, a”; “99 ‘ course that rivals many of the coun-
" “' ' ' ormnce try‘s tournament links in golf Iarclii-
first round by the right
Jackson. lightweight.
never been able to oven
"3 SCOVtCh FIourmmes that score. although he has engaged
merous occasions. Now.
‘ l‘ l".\' \ Y.. Aug. 28.-,—- since he knocked out Danny Frush,
featherweight. Dundcc
c has develoried a sliarp
that might floor: Jack-
.» TTTT- l\\A(l (lflys' play for son for ten seconds. W6
C‘nn Che international articles to meet Jackson 11 a 1 -round
imam trophy. encounter in Brooklyn September 6.
ATst of the play in thc Tonight. in the ring at New York
wrm- game require each VelodromCA Dundee will .defend his
lvul nnr hull. 'l‘C-am cap- lso-pound title against Vincent “Pep-
, 4TcTTnlCA thA plnycr 'ui cach per" Martin of Brooklyn in 15 rounds.
prominence as a feath-
:TTtC-rnniCA in driving- from Icrweight by dropping Babe Herman
of Los Angcles‘ln the first round of a
my trulny's matches {01- match in Madison Square Garden.
..l and Francis (Mime-l. Public fink G0“ ..
,. ... mam"... . Players Tourney
Aug. 26 I(Ass, 'ociated
the nation's public link
IIIIIII' “n" “if‘. Fownes. playcrs. representing virtually every
country. today played
the cup (lonatT-d by James D. Standish. won the race among the Indian Ha“-
Jr” 0‘ Detroit. , her one design \‘iic‘lits. with Guy Curlew
—_—~_‘_ 1 tcm’s Minncliahas second
Special Race at Spa
Has Been Called 01f ISinerin: Second .
.‘ARATIOGHATT V. Y" Aug. 28,—1'110
special race between Barr} Pavnc .. Georg: l2. Shem. holder of the state.
\V hitncx' s Bunting? Harry 1“. 81nd wapshwt championship tiled for third
cl. Ili"8 Kai Sang‘and Richard T. Wi]- Tin the doubles event and was second in
Smurdav and postponed until Tues‘ fair starred in Ilanburv on Saturdav.
day. was calicd ofii last night. It wash-lo broke “4 OUt Of a possible 125 in
definitely decided that the race will the singles and cracked- 26 out of a,
not take place at the meeting. possible 30 in the doubles.
\o reasbn was adxanced for calling E. E. \anstone was tied for third in
off the event. but ibls‘belleved that at the class A singles‘wluiejn the special
lCast one of the ovhaera cgntemplntesjt-‘wenty- five urget mfl”“’- AA- Lank
starting his colt in the Saratoga Cup tied for first. Bridgeport finished
Thur-day. fourth in the temp shoot. ,
Giants Keep a 'Cardinals Will Train ,
Good Lead—E -At Bradentm, Fla.A
mow ‘YORK Aug. 23:43;ng s’r LOUIS. Mo. Aug. 28.—-—The St.
Nationals lengthened their lead in the nounced by San Breadon. president of
pennant race to seven games {the club. Thisrwfl} be the first time
yester-
day. while Cards dropped to: third since 1914 that 15he.Cardinaislia.ve
trained in Florida; ,
01.0 ’0ng
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son '3 l‘iliors. which was scheduled for ”Hummus adult in the mgistered zit-1
their third straight game from the Louis Cardinals will train at Braden-_
Cardinals at St Louiswthe New Your town, Fla. “it spring. it :Awais an—p
. Catches Ball Dropped
. cult of a finger betweep Parker and
Other games postponed. Talc.
Today’s Games
mun-n league
"Pittsfifield at Bridgeport (‘1).
Worcester at New Haven.
.Sprlngfleld at Waterbury (2).
Only three games scheduled.
N I' I 1
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Only tWo games, scheduled.
A Am League
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston
Only two games scheduled.
From 335 Foot Tower
DEIVV'BR.C010.. Aug. 28. —-Dixie
Parker. catcher of tho Denver. Weat-
ern Magma. baseball team, yesterday
caught a baseball dropped from the
Daniels and Fisher tower, 335 feet
high V .,
Parker caught the third ball
dropped from the tower. the momen-
tum almost throwing him 03! hi; feet.
On his first try Parker misjudged the
speed of the ball and it slipped
through his glOCe bouncing fiftv feet
in the air. The second ball dropped
was wide and .P-arker was unable to
get it. The attempt' was made as a re—
anothér member of the Cemr team.
Guflford’s Gu'nIIs Ofled
To Defend GoE TitleI
Jesse Gufiford of the Woodland Club
defense of his national amateur. golf
' _, IOuItfield‘er Cruise
Cruise. outfielder of the Boston
Braves. and Miss Lillian Lory.of
Evansville, I _nd.. were married in Gin—i
cinnati yesterday. The last time
Cruise was in Cincinnati be arranged
with the Rev. Frederick N. M fillin
of" the “'alnut Hills Fresh, rian
church. who himselt'is a baseball fan.
to perform the ceremony.
, lice. of the Cincinnati club alt “Remand
:Fieid, while the second gamenfthe
Braves—Red: double header was being ,
played. but none of the spectators
knew about it. Hi. and M13. Cruise
loft with 1110. team for Boston last
night. '
Eighty Men Are
two of last yea r‘s Yale varsity football
team are expected to report for prac-
tice September 5. when Head Coach
Tad Jones will start whipping this
year's team in ’shape. Capt. Aldrich.
from the backfield. and Guernsey.
right guard. were both lost to the
team through graduation. Capt.‘ Ai—
drich. however. will be on hand as an]
assistant coach.
They will be. housed in the dormitory
until the college opens. when the
training table will be established. The
first game Will be with Bates. Septem-
ber 23. in Yale Bowl.
LIONS TAKE POSSESSION
car. improperly handled crashed
split in two.
'BROOKILINE, 11.62.511.11“. 29 ~—- ,
m 1119 siege guns well primed for the ,
, (1thva battle b‘eginning.'
- Saturday over the country club course.
Married Yesterday
C1NCIN~NATLI Aug. 28-. —Waloon
The marriage took place in the at
Expected to Report
for Yale Football
NEW" HAVEN. Aug. 2S.—-—All but
About elm men are expected.
0F FRENCH R. R. YARDS
IICHERBOI‘RG. Aug. 28.4—A freight
into a bumper in the station here and
From the «TC ckage there emerged.
property of an arriving circus.
Within two minutes not a train
band could be seen in the railroad
yards—not a passenger on the plat-
forms. Liter one or two bolder in-
habitants of the town _ appeared,
armed with swoflis. mics and hand
grenades. The police force. with re-
volvers. - prepared to arrest the
beasts for arriving without proper
passports. .
Tlic lions glanced about at the small
town. yawned and fell asleep. Later
they walked into another car without
protest. The Cherbourg station filled
with travelers Iagain.
Can’t Tell ’Em From
1 Oriental Pearls
\‘atti is a new American "pearl"; as
rich to look- at. as Oriental pearl it-
self and will stav so Made in one
quality onlx. and'the greatest im-
proxeuient in pearls since the discox-
cry of the original Oriental pearls
centuries ago. ‘ .
Only experts can distinguislfiit from
the Oriental. Puts “paint" pearls.
"aubalmed" pearls and “‘Wax" pearls
to shame. Retail..82il to 8500. ac-
cording to length and clasp. Quality
the same whether $20 or SEMI—they
come in only one grade—Adv:
TIME TABLE
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betrothed. 4‘
On the Gospel side of the am}
the members of the Cabinet.
Eireaim civil servants and
of the prmincial corporation 991$
Epistle side were the English
sentatiios and members of the
sular corps. inclu'flyng the
consul: the Lord Mayor ofV
distinguished members of u
and learned societies and re:-
tiles 0? various public bbdies. ,
Outside lining the miles 0!
streets through the iuneraIll 'A
later paisscd,tl1busands to'o'k
spiritually in the solemn mass 0
quiem.
Archbishop 'Byme. head of
Dublin diocese, {was the . .,
and just as they chanted for r .
Dublin’s ’miowned choir of
sang without organ ac'companlm.‘
Then after Absolution, the body '
borne Trom the. church and pm AA
the gun carriage, and as it {n.3,
along the route to Glasnevin m
knelt in homage. The crowds at“
every street along the way; wearing,
every, window.
"The cortege was imposing.
came advance guru-(1.1)!
Army cavalry. the several “in
clergy. a firing party ’01-. I
Guards. and then the gun .. I
with the body. surrounded?”
guard of honor.
Following came the Cab . ..
hers and the general wow.-
stzifi, with the chief mourners:
in carriages. Then the men”
the bail, walking slowly. I
pipers band. playing a dirge 8A”
marched. and numerous del '«_
representing all Irish activities
organizations. These included)?
men and women now ranking
home in Dublin and Irishman '
London and other places in w
A great multitude of citizens fell in t“
the rear and walked to tk com" I
The body was buried in the pint
ground reserved for than who}: '
fallen in'tlie cause of the Irish, 5
State in the existing war of whom '
HOOVER MAY , I
TACKLE. PROBLEMI
OF REPARAm
(Continued from Page One) I
“'ilson descended upon him at the
last election."
The Dailv Chronicle thinks that
the gran weight of Amerim as.
resented by Hoover. were thrown .29
the side of the sound policy of m—
tions. it would liaxe the double w
of recreating confidence in W
and helping reconcile her creditor!
the 01113 scheme which the viii?!
fianciers \Could back."
PARIS. Aug. 28 (Associated Pun
—Meinbers of the Allied Rm:
Commission vsill spend the nextmbé
was in an effort to reach some m
of compromise which will avid adi
rect vote on the question 01,3319“:
..torium for Germany it was '8 ‘
toda). The idea is to leave in one:
TpensIC a general reparafions' am
ment. it passible, until the midi
lied conference is held in New
Four or live plans to this 8111‘-
been laid before the memberai‘
commission and the hope wah , V
pressed today that some
solution might be found by m
dax. when Dr. Fischer and Has m
man, the German delwufi
given opportunity for a trial m
tation of the German case ' '
French reparations 61le U,
showing an earnest disposition 53
reach a compromise. afid that“;
although crucially Premier m
' 11 remains unchanged. ‘
’ Sir John Bradbury, British.
of the commission. still
minder at «this year, and fins
are firmly with the British; o- ’
Some Improper!) m an.
Many of the mm
were improperly filled out, Mr.
reports werewy of an
pox-tam t in the m. be. be all
questionnairesAwhich your?"
bed to'the commission some“
lweeigto be used as thee-‘3'
tore work. along with othe-
minixrator m m ,
mid that after the reports 9 _m:
mi dthat after the 1296,11; of ‘ ,
dustries and been meet? by
mission the commission ’1:qu
other activities in the Sate
much is needed. etc;
What “1) the ('5an
take next. 311-. Runs. 1 was
Quin, it having beer. first
ggatiier data ”or. . going
sonar)! mm insane beléir‘
_ toot. level, by‘ fire. which broke
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