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The Washington times., 1925-10-01

You get them at least month before similar styles
seen in the average clothing store.
In the old way" suit travels from factory to
by long, indirect route-with many "n-between stops
and by the time style reaches you is really
Bonds Clothes from factory direct to you in
"jump-with stop overssaving you at least $40 to
$40 that would ordinarily have be left in the middle
mans pocket
The Washington times., 1925-10-01

To protect his infield, Harris
has Everett Scott, the Iron Man
Of the game, who was passed
along by the Yankees this summer.
Once in a Washington uniform,
Scott began to play fine baseball
again. and performed well at short
when Roger Peckinpaugh was in
tured.
Scott ordinarily does not compile
. big batting average, but he al
ways has been a timely hitter.
He has slowed up several stops,
but his uncanny knowledge of bat
tiers makes it possible for him to
play the position without any loss
Of skill.
The other infieId guard is
Spencer Adams, who was once
with the Pirates. Adams plays
second or third, but has little
chance to get into the game this
year with Harris and BIuege
daily participants in the game.
Bin MacKechnie has only Jewel
Ems, George Haas and Carson Big
bee for utility work. although
Fresco Thompson, a second base
man. win be available in the world
series.
Ems is an infielder, while the
other two play the gardens. None
Of the three had batting average
comparable with the Washington
reserves, although they all field
well. Ems has been in only three
games this year, and is a veteran
of many years in the minors. He
has served more as a coach than
a player, but still can put up a
good game If necessary. Haas has
batted only two times all season,
while Bigbee in fifty-nine games
has batted only .233.
In the matter of reserve strength,
washington seems far better equip
ped than its National League rival,
but it is unlikely that either team
will have to depend much upon
tts second string players in the
world series.
Copyright. 1925. by Al Munro Elias
The Washington times., 1925-10-01
BATTING RECORDS
By AL MUNRO ELIAS.

Believing that than its substitutes
Harris of the world champion Washington team has built great
wall strength admirably
his with
the outfield.
who will field well Of hit ball
complete outfied
has tried who still hitting well good
Chicago and Boston teams of other usually subs for Meey
Leibold, batted
speed and still great little eadoff For the other outed
who has already shown he punch league pitching quite
The Washington times., 1925-10-01
COLGATE TACKLE is OUT
FOR REST OF SEASON

HAMILTON. N. Y, Oct. 1.-Plans
Of the Colgate football mentors re-
ceived a jolt here today when Jim
Thompson. star yearling tackle of
last year. announced his withdrawal
from the rolls OF the college. He will
return to his home tonight to rest
and recuperate from an injury ac-
CURED last spring. but will come
back to Colgate in the fall of 1926.
While in high school at Dayton,
Ohio, he was considered the leading
scholastic 'lineman Of the Middle
West.
The Maroon coaches had figured
that he would slip into a varsity
berth this season. as he had the
three requirements-speed weight
and experience.
The Washington times., 1925-10-01

dress both in business and on So
cial occasions. Even stubborn, un-
ruly or shampooed hair stays COMO
ed all day in any style you like.
Hair-Groom" is greaseless; also
helps grow thick, heavy, lustrous
hair.
The Washington times., 1925-10-01

Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy
ell-Groomed all Day
"Hair-Groom''

Hair
is a dignifled
combing cream
which costs only
a few cents a
jar at any drug
store. Millions
use it because
it gives thai
natural CLOS 9
and well-groom-
ed effect to the
hair-that final
touch 70 QoO1
The Washington times., 1925-10-01
Banny Getting On

Dave Bancroft. manager Of the
Boston Braves, is finishing his
eleventh season as a major Lacquer.
The Washington times., 1925-10-01

When you tune any point of the Bond Clothes Ccutyou
three but all tt
automatically mddleman his reception
gives feeling confident obtaining the
OF
to stand narkd
The Washington times., 1925-10-01
AMERICA'S SMARTEST
BONDS z-PANTS
Topcoats and Owe

The suits are tailored
in the seasons smart
cts styles-from the
finest fabrics. The
lapels are wider
shoulders broader.
The buttons are so
spaced to give you
height.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
GRACE'S DAUGHTER
NOT TO WE'D TITLE
Baronet to Marry in England.
Nuptia'S of Italian and
Miss SayIes Halted.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August S.-rhe mar
riage plans of two American society
girls and two blue blooded foreigners
haveg gone awry.
Miss Emmeline Marion Grace,
daughter OF Eugene G. Grace. prest-
dent of the Bethlehem Steel Corpora
ton Is not to wed Sir Michael William
Shelby Bruce, adventurous young
Scottish baronet. because he is 10 mar
ry an English girl.
DispatChers from London last night
said that Sir Michael q captain in the
Royal Field Artillery. and descendant
OF Robert Bruce. hero King of Scot
land, today would become the hus-
band OF Miss Doreen Dalziel Green
wall, daughter OF British army
colonel.
Says Ensa cement Was Broken.
Miss Grace's engagement was an
nounced by her parents last Decem-
Der from their home in Bethlehem, Pa.
1t was celebrated by a ball at the Ho-
tel bethlehem. Mr.. Grace's secretary
from the steel magnate's Summer
home at Southampton. Long Island
yesterday, said Miss Grace's engage
ment was broken several months ago.
and that this fact was known TO her
friends here and in London.
Disappointment came to Lieut.. Err
nesto Lardinelli Becci. first assist
ant secretary Of the Italian ministry
OF the interior, when he arrived on the
liner Providence yesterday, to learn
that his contemplated marriage next
Wednesday to Miss Nancy Sayles OF
Pawtucket, r. l., had been postponed
indefinitely.
A few hours later Lieut. Becci in
timated he would-return TO Italy with
out bride. Miss Sayles is reputed
to be the wealthiest girl in Rhode Is
land. Her mother, Mrs. Frank A
Sayles. gave no reason for postpone
ment of the marriage. Lieut.. Becci
Is a Roman Catholic and Miss Sayles
Protestant.
Lieut. Becci left s37 500 in jewelry
his gifts to the prospective bride, In
the hands of customs officials. He
didn't want to pay duty on something
he might not need.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
FORD WILL SPAN u. S..
WITH AIR FREIGHT PLANES
Plans to Make Regular Schedule of
Deliveries of Own Products
TO Large Cities.
Gs he Assocl ated press

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Mich, August S--A fleet
Of commercial airplanes to carry Ford
Motor Co. freight to virtually all parts
Of the United States will be one of the
results Of the purchase by the Ford
interests Of Stout Metal Airplane Co.
In making this statement, Henry Ford
said the company plans to connect
various large cities by airways and
maintain a regular schedule of deliv-
cries The cities will include New
York Buffalo. Minneapolis, Chicago,
Cleveland. st. Louis. Indianapolis and
others.
Reiterating his previous statement
that aviation is for the present gen
Grafton, not mine" Mr.. Ford added:
Il feel toward aviation as did to-
ward the motor car 80 years ago.
There is now the same interest in
aviation, although not so marked
Perhaps it is because the great masses
of the people do not need airplanes
now as much as they did automobiles
then"
Evening star., 1925-08-08
THIRD PICKF0RD PLOT
DEFENDANT TOTESTlFY
Wood TO Take Stand in His own
Defense Monday When Case
Is Reopened
~ the Associated Pres.

~ the Associated Press
Los ANGELES, August S.-A third
defendant in the Mary Pickford kid.
naplng case. Adrian J. Wood is
scheduled to testify i'll his own de
tense when court conYeneS Monday
after week end recess.
Claude Holcomb. second OF the three
ACCUSED men to take the stand sub
stantiated the testimony of his co.
defendant, Charles Stephens, that
liquor supplied by police informer
had fabricated all the kidnapping con
Versations" on which the State bases
it's contention that the trio plotted
10 kidnap Miss Pickford and hold
her for 100000 ransom
Mrs. Pauline Stephens, wife of
stephens, said her husband came
home from an evening spent with
Louise Geek, the police informer,
plainly intoxicated and laboring under
the effects of narcotics
THE defense contends that Geek
vheedled and caioled the three de
PENDANTS into discussing kidnapping
ventures, as part of a publicity
scheme for two detectives planning
fo give up police department work
md set up a private detective agency.
Evening star., 1925-08-08

Electric Co., although Secretary Work
charged with enforcing the Raker act
regulating distribution OF power gen.
Grated from the Hetch Hetchy dam, in
the Yosemite National Park, asked for
such an opinion.
In a letter TO Mr.. Work, Attorney
General Sargent pointed out that it
might prove embarrassing to his de-
partment if it should render an opinion
and the case get into the courts later.
He said it was a policy of the depart
ment never to submit an opinion
where there was chance of the de.
partment becoming involved.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
X. OF c. LEAVE DULUTH
AS CONVENTION ENDS
Next Meeting Place Probab bly, Will
Be Philadelphia, Dele
gates Believe.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DULUTH, Mimi, August Seven
hundred Knights of Columbus. wear.
ed from travelling l75 miles by special
train and automobile over the Iron
Range yesterday, left Duluth last night
for their homes with the impression
that Philadelphia will see the 1926
convention
The trip over the MeSaba Range TO
view the largest lumber mill in the
world, that of the Virginia Rainy Lake
Lumber Co, at Virginia, and the larg.
est open-pit iron mine, the Hull Rust
pit, at Hibbing, where the visitors
Junched in the memorial building was
the final feature of the four-day con-
vention.
Three thousand visitors ana $40 dele.
gates attended the convention. the
forty-third annual meeting
Members Of great influence in the
"rd>r, prominent delegates. said they
believe the 1926 convention will be at
The sesquicentennial celebration at
Philadelphia. though the convention
city for next year will be decided upon
ar the directors meeting in January.
San Francisco, Baltimore and De
troit also invited the convention, a nd
are being considered.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
SCOTT CASE SEEN
SENDING HANGING
Fine Point Raised in illinois
Law by Linking Psychiatry
to Criminal Code.
Nv the ASSOCIATED Press

sNv the ASSOCIATED Press.
CHICAGO, August S.-The heroic
night OF young wife 10 save her
husband from the gallows may turn
out to have been a fight TO relegate
hanging to the place of q forgotten
tradition in Illinois.
Lawyers and criminologists. as
we'll as experts in nervous and metal
diseases, see this possibility in the
linking of nice questions in pSy-
chiatry to the administration of the
criminal code in the case of Russell
Scott
Scott was ordered confined TO the
Chester State Hospital this week
after jury had found him suffering
from insanity developed since his
sentence to the gaIlows, February IA
1920, for the murder of Joseph
Maurer, "A drug clerk, in "A robbery
Henry Barrett Chamberlain, man
aging director of the Chicago Crime
Commission, and DIR. Phillip Yarrow
superintendent of the Illinois Vigil
ance Association, foreSee possibly far
reaching Influences of the Scott case
upon the law dealing with capital
punishment. Mr.. Chamberlain sug
gestS q commission of State alienists
10 Judge the sanity of condemned
men. He believes a lay jury is un-
qualified to pass intelligently upon a
prisoners metal state.
Calls Verdict Shameful
On the other hand. Assistant State ;
Attorney Harry A. PritZker. who rep
resented the State in the sanity hear
ing, diSmisses the Jury's findings as
4 shameful and diSgraceful verdict
and q victory for the criminal ele-
ment"
William Scott Stewart. counsel for
Scott, emphasized in his closing ar
surnent his contention that few men
even of normal mentality could face
The gallows for an extended time and
yet retain their mental. nervous and
emotional balance.
In examination Of the defense
7lienists he developed the hypothesis
that a condemned man, awaiting Ger
tain death at a fixed time, might be
expected normally 10 develop a ner-
Vous strain which has its origin III
the same stresses which bring about
heH-Shock in warriors long exposed
10 distractinS nervous shock and i'm
minent danger.
Stewart used the term cell shock
20 describe Scott'S aftiiction and al
uded several times TO the expert tes-
timony connecting il organically and
psychologically with the disorders
developed in battle
If the scientific hypothesis can be
hrmly established through the courts
then under the Illinois law hanging
VIII lose caste. for the law says thar
no insane person shall be hanged.
The statute contains Il mandatory
provision that whenever an insanity
petition shall be filed in behalf of a
condemned person, the court shall
grant hearing before jury. Once
he petition is filed the court has no
discretion in the matter The hear
ing must be granted
Evening star., 1925-08-08
WATERMAN ENTERS
MAy0RALTy RACE
New York Republicans Hope
to Profit by Democrats
Split Over HyIan.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August S.-With a
Democratic mayoralty fight in the
primaries assured, the Republicans
are casting about for strong candi-
date. and are hoping to draft Frank
ID. Waterman, fountain pen manu-
facturer, as head OF a Citizens
ticket.
Mr.. Waterman recently said he
would not become d candidate, bur
after meeting of the Republican city
committee it became known that the
manufacturer name headed the ten
tative citizens" slate
Mayor Hylan, opening his cam
paigD for a third term, attacked Tam.
| many Hall and reiterated his pledge
to abide by the results Of the
primaries.
You know, he said. "if ] am beaten
in the primaries, l am through. 1 am
| fighting the cause of the people
against those in my own party who
want TO get control of the city gov
ernment and increase the car fare"
State Senator James j. Walker
| Tammany standard-bearer, sought 10
end the scent fare issue which Mayor
John F. Hylan has upheld for eight
years.
II would rather cut off my right
arm than do anything to increase the
cost Of transportation in this city,
Mr.. Walker said. THE scent fare IL
one thing upon which there will be
| unanimity of all candidates"
Evening star., 1925-08-08
LEOPOLD WINS BET.
Scott Jury Action Was Forecast by
Franks Slayer.

CHICAGO. August s CP).--The de-
cision of the jury that Russell Scott.
erstwhile Canadian financier and
slayer of a drug clerk in a hold-up,
insane fulfilled a prophecy of
Nathan F. Leopold, il, co-kidnaper-
murderer with Richard Loeb Of Rob
ert Franks.
When Leopold was on trial a year
ago he offered to be that he. Bernard
Grant slayer of a policeman. and
Scott would escape the moose.
Leopold was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment; Grant, after several re-
prieqes, was killed in the county Jail
by Walter Krauser, his alleged ac-
compllce. and now Scott has been or
dered to an asylum.
Evening star., 1925-08-08

sued by an examining magistrate al
the instance of a Russian engineer
named Klifouss. brother of her late
first husband Klifouss alleges that
Pole named Arkadi. who, he believed,
managed the womans business af-
fairs, called and asked, supposedly
in her behalf. loan of 10000 francs
for a few days on security of 81 900
in bills.
klifouss says he agreed and paid
over the money. in return for which
Arkadi handed him an envelope. He
says when he examined il later he
discovered II contained scraps of pa
per. Neither Mrs. Proctor nor Arkadi
Evening star., 1925-08-08

EAep too many irons in the FIRE and
one Of them will burn YOU.
Evening star., 1925-08-08

could be found at the time, but yester.
day the police were informed that she
had returned from Germany, where
she is understood TO have property.
and arrested her. She protested she
knew nothing about the case and that
Arkadi was not acting in her behalf.
But the magistrate decided to detain
her until Arkadi is found to give his
version.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
HETCH-HETCHY CONTRACT
VALIDITY RULING DENIED
Sargent Sees Embarrassment to
Justice Department if
Case Goes to Court

The Department of Justice will not
render an opinion on the validity of
the Hetch.Hetchy power contract be-
tween the city and the county Of San
Francisco and the Pacific Gas and
Evening star., 1925-08-08
u. S. WOMAN is ACCUSED
OF $4,000 SWINDLE
Brother of First Husband Says He
Got Only Scraps of Paper
for 10000 Francs.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, August S.-Nadia Proctor
described by the police as the widow
of Percy Proctor of Cincinnati, was
arrested yesterday on a warrant is.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
FIXES PEACE REQUISITES.
Church Group Calls for Arbitrat ton
Dlsarmament and Security.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden. August s
FD.-The principles of arbitration. dis
armament and security have been in
dorsed by the conference of the World
Alliance for international Friendship
Through the Churches. in session
here, as the only foundation for in
ternational peace"
In a resolution passed at yesterda 5
session, the alliance declared in ef-
Iect that although it was not the func-
ton of the alliance 10 pronounce on
political questions, its efforts should be
devoted to the principles of arbitra
tion, security and disarmament. ac-
cepted by world opinion as application
IF Christian ideals to international
politics.
HAep too many irons in the fire and
Evening star., 1925-08-08

Miss kibe Shigeno. one of the few
Japanese woman aviators. has petit
toned the government for support of
her plans to establish an aviation
Scnoul for women in Japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
ASK BUS PERMIT
Rainier Valley Railway May
Operate Auto Buses

seattle & Rainier Valley officials
Monday afternoon petuoned the
city council for q permit 10 operate
a seward park autohus service. M
action WAS taken,
The proposed route coyots Gen,
csce ST.. from Rainlcr ave 10 s0th
ave. $ on Dawson ST., to 5tth ave,
s.. on seward Park ave. by way
Of the park TO Wilson ave. and
Graham a., Oh Wilson ave. to both
ave. s.. 20 denesee Sta to nalulcf
ave.
on weekday. except Saturdays
aud holidays. the bus would leave
Seward park az $50 4. m., and
every 30 minutes thereafter un',l
1883 r. M. the last bus leaving
Rainier ave. AZ 1870
Ths last trip on Saturdays would
g,oet from Rainier ave at 1890
tha fms, ON sunday and holiday
would be at $50 a. M. the l5s'
ft9ga wa}ser nvs. ITO p. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
King Tut May
Have to Play
Second Fiddle

I ONDON. March 10 KlnR
IL Tut,Apkh.Nmcn aud an his
glory probably win have To- take
"a somewhat less exalted seat
ut tho Table of noble antique
should new discoveries by
EgyptoloFists prove as valuable
as expected
The resting place ot another
monarch named snofru. older
by fr than ElnE Tut Is DE
ueyod 10 have been found by
0whaelogists with the Harvard
university expedition to the
CHA pyramids IN Egypt
Shofru Is OF tho fourth Eeyp.
tan dynasty He lived between
hooO and 6.OOo years aeo aud
his reign preceded those OF tut
Ankh-Amcu and Chcopa
tt " believed the tomb IL nh,
soluloly intact and RELIES OF lbo
mos. precious nature may Doe
found within, Including the ma
bic sarrOphlgus and sncfrus
mummy. the old mophreh's gold
filled eartouche with his name
inscribed ia golden hciogR-
pixies, with gold seals and the
casks OF alghustrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
ayes! it's all gone"

no NOT close your eyes and
~ think that health. free mo-
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IL is n fact that rheumatism
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
MAKES DEAF HEAR
BY NEW METHOD
Hearing often Restored In =
Hours b. Amazing New
Nicthod sent on Trial

INDEPENDENCE 80. tspecl.l
Many ~ho hive used hsw
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The method. known as Audeps
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No deaf person should lose hope
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Arrange Funeral
for Auto Victim

Funeral arrangements were helms
completed Tuesday Tor the bady q
Capt Thomas Cam, 80. Killed in an
automobile accident near his pca
Muinrs home SUNDAY he ia survived
by his widow Mrs i.ouisa Cam.
SO lived n Seattle Tor 3 YEAR, and
was the son OF Judge Cam famon
early day seaiiio police judge The
body is Of the Bu,terworiR moriuBry