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Evening star., 1926-09-17
LOPEZ'S SALARY SOUGHT.
Broke Contract, Company in Re
ceivership, Court Told.

Justice HitZ of the District Supreme
Court yesterday afternoon signed a
rule on Loew's Palace Theater, direct
ing them 20 show cause why a re-
straning order should not be issued
to prevent them from paying to Vim
cent Lopez, the orchestra leader, his
salary for his engagement here this
week.
1t was explained to the court by
George ID. BrabSon that Vincent
Lopez, Inc, Il New York concern, is
now in the hands of receivers, and it
il alleged that Lopez broke his con
tract to come here. Counsel contend
that any moneys he earns belong to
the corporation.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
Boy Hit by Truck.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BRENTWOOD, Md. September II.
Walter Doten, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Doten of Campbell street. aged
years, was struck down by a truck
on Wells avenue at Fenwick street.
when he ran in front of the machine
Wednesday afternoon, and was seri-
ously injured. lie was taken tn Sib-
ley Hospital in an unconscious CON
dition, where he was treated by Dr.
James Stuart. He is suffering from
contusions about the head. His con-
d:tion is said to be improving this
morning.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
ASKED TO STAY IN PARLEY
Spain, Brazil, Sweden and Uruguay
Urged to Aid Arms Study.

GENEVA. September Il P).-Both
Spain and Brazil, despite their resig-
nation from the League of Nations.
together with Sweden and Uruguay
who were members of the last Council
of the League. were invited last night
bv the Council to continue their mem
bership on the preparatory commits
sion for a disarmame conference.
of which the United States also is a
member
A resolution adopted declares that
the cooperation of these states is
necessary to assure the aims the
Council had in view in creating the
disarmament commission.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
APPEALS FOR "DIETER."
Attorney Circulates Petition Ask
ing Bread Sentence Be Modified.

TEKAMAH, Nebr., September
IL R.-Blocked at every turn in his
appeals to county and State courts
for modification of the bread and
water sentences of Roy Carson. liquor
law violator. X. c. Hunter. Omaha
attorney. Yesterday started circulating
petitions 70 he signed by Burt County
citizens favoring modification.
The petitions are addressed 10
County Physician H. w. Benson.
who has the legal right to modify
any ssnteucAsaAa health measure
Evening star., 1926-09-17
TWO DRY CHIEFS ARRIVE.
First Of Administrators to Reach
Here for General Conference.

The first two prohibition admins
traitors have arrived in Washington
for the general conference which AS
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Andrews plans to hold next week, be-
ginning Monday. They are Robert
F.. Firth of Los Angeles and Glen A.
Brunson of Sioux City, Iowa.
The whole question of prohibition
enforcement, ways and means OF
carrying on and methods of increasing
it's effectiveness will be considered by
Gen. Andrews and his % admins
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Evening star., 1926-09-17
LIFE URGED FOR SLAYER.
William Donaldson Found Guilty
of Killing Joseph Mullins.

GARY, Ind. September II P.-
William Red" Donaldson. a former
Texas cowboy. was found guilty Of
f1rst-degree murder of Joseph Mullins
of Gary by a jury here today. with a
recommendation that he be sentenced
to life Imprisonment. Donaldson was
charged with having fatally shot
Mullins 50 he might marry Mrs.
Mullins.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
LADEN WITH TROPHIES.
Rochester Man Returning From
Hunt in East Africa.

NAIROBT, British East Africa, Sep
tember II LP).-George Eastman,
camera manufacturer and philan-
thropist, of Rochester, y. Y, who has
just returned from successful hunt
ing trip in the interior, plans to sail
from Mombassa next Wednesday,
The Eastman party has splendid
collection or trophies. including a lion.
a rhinoceros, a buffalo and an Gland.
Mr.. Eastman. who is in his 73rd year.
is in excellent health.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
HEBREW YOM KIPPUR
TO BEGIN AT SUNDOWN
Many Business Houses to Close for
Day Of Atonement, Fast and
Prayer Period.

Observances of the most sacred day
of the Hebrew calendar-Yom Kip
pur, Day of Atonement-will be hello
in all synagogues of Washington be.
ginning at sundown this evening and
will be continued through tomorrow
until sundown.
These services are the elimination
Of a Today period Of penitence which
began with the Jewish New Year,
Rosh Hashanah. The Day Of Atone
ment will be devoted to resting. fast.
ing. prayer. confession of faith and
hope for absolution from sins. At
sundown tomorrow a sound Of trump
cts will announce the holy season at
an end and worshippers will go to
their homes for feasts of rejoicing.
Many Jewish business houses will
be closed tomorrow.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
Selects 1927 Meeting Place.

PHILADELPHIA. September II CP).
The American Pharmaceutical AS
sociation in convention here yestcr-
day selected st. Louis as next years
meeting place. Three men were
named for the presidency-John Gull
ley. Ogden, Utah; Bruce Phillips. San
Francisco, and c. w. johnson, Uni,
Yersity oS WiSconSips
Evening star., 1926-09-17
RANGE FORECASTS
NCOTTON UPHELD
Replying to Protest, Jardine
Declares New System
StabiIizeS Market.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
. Declaring that the new range fore
casts on cotton had "exerted "a sta
this year" Secretary Jardine yester-
day replied to protest of Representa-
tive Black, Democrat, Texas, against
the maximum and minimum reports.
The Agriculture Secretary called
attention that the protest was the
first received against the range fore
casts. started with the July report of
this year on request from various
sources including the committee of
statistiCians, which considered the en-
tire crop reporting service.
Less F'luctuatiOn Observed.
Declaring fluctuations following the
range reports had been considerably
less this year than In previous years,
the Secretary said that should the
sentiment of the country. particularly
the growers, indicate that the range
forecasts are not desired, the depart
ment would mot care to continue
them"
MIR. Jardine added that since the
publication Of the range figures for
cotton the department had received
urgent requests from representatives
of the wheat industry asking for
similar reports on wheat.
Suggests Safeguard.
ut has long been felt by the de-
partment," the Secretary said. that
during the earlier part of the season,
at least until the middle of Septem
ber, when the final outturn of the
crop is still very uncertain, that any
attempt to forecast the crop in def
mite bales should be safeguarded by
a statement of possible change as the
season advanced. The object of these
range figures was to put the cotton
industry on notice that the earlier
forecasts were subject to material
change"
Evening star., 1926-09-17
MEANS TO TAKE NEW POST
Defeated Senator 20 Assume Work
as Commander Of q. S. W. v.

DENVER. September Il N9.-
United states Senator Rice w. Means
defeated for denomination in the Re
publican primaries Tuesday, left last
night for Washington. where he will
take over formally his post of com
manderin chief Of the United Spanish
War Veterans.
Means vas accompanied by A. NJ
Brooks of Denver appointed by
Means as adjutant general Of the vet
erans' organizations ...-----
Evening star., 1926-09-17
INLET BRIDGE TO CLOSE.
Potomac Park TRAFFIC VIII Be
Shifted 2 Weeks After Monday.

The Inlet bridge in Potomac Park
will he closed 10 traffic for TWO weeks
beginning Monday. Maj. L. 5. Grant.
2d, director OF public buildings and
public parks. announced Yesterday
Fraftic along the river side of the polo
held will be diverted around the band
stand and around the Tidal Basin
past the Bureau of Engraving ana
Printing into East Potomac Park ana
Virginia.
The action is lna,le necessary due
70 The widening of the Inlet Bridge
In accommodate more automobiles and
also A bride path. The roadway Viii
be resurfaced and q new sidewalk VIII
be laid down during this period.
I'll 000
Evening star., 1926-09-17

+. Mrs. Palmer Jerman of Raleigh.
y. c.. who may be a candidate for
lieutenant governor of her State, is the
first woman in North Carolina to be
proposed fog such sa,high o@aes
Evening star., 1926-09-17

Bad weather in Czechoslovakia
caused delay in harvesting Of crops
this Summer ---..------------------1
Evening star., 1926-09-17

Porto Allegro, Brazil, has 5000
automatic. Ielep6aASS> .-.---.----.-
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HON. ;. 10 SWIM !, !.

After getting the foregoing practice
perfectly, or even little before,
bend just q little lower and grasp
the ankles with the hands. Then fall
from the feat or springboaFd.
This will be easier after the prac-
tice with hands on knees, and one
should get used TO the position with
out great dsal 81 Akfieulty..
1t is just as we'll, however. to keep
practicing until the movements are
as natural a. can be. because that
first entry into the water Should be
the basis Of all future diving.
II either a. ths FALLS into the water
create nervousness or apprehension.
20 hack into shallow water snd prac-
tice ducking for half N hour and
then come bssk.-to Il.
Dsr't rssA - dom really ~ 70
Aiys until you est the Aaag Of fan
~ iAte th1sSat1r hse1 fisst.
I4copyrisAt, ls5s, NEA ssrvie. Iae.)
M w z
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-19
MAY MANAGE
DODGERS, 1927
Possibility OF Carey, Deposed
Captain, Getting New Job
Is Discussed

Brooklyn fans are discussing the
possibility that Max Carey. depOsed
as captain cot the Pittsburgh Pirates
will manage the Dodgers, next year.
Manager Wilbcrt Robinson Of the
Dodgers. who also is president Of the
club, tried 4 year ago to leave the
bench for executive duties and he
placed Wheat in charge Of the team.
A great slugger and fielder. Wheat
failed to satisfy the teams followers
as manager. Carey released by Pitts
bureh has been GAINED by Brooklyn.
The Pirates went into action yes
terday for the first time since Carey,
Bigbee and Adams were punished for
.-Aheir effort to Gust Fred Clark, as
sistant manager. from the bench. An
even break with Boston resulted.
Pittsburgh won the first game l to l.,
through Ray krcmcr's excellent pitch
ing and lost the second 4 to 3.
The St. Louis Cardinals remained
a half game behind in the standing
,by turning back Brooklyn 8 TO 2.
Bob O'Farren registered homer.
and Jim Bottomley hit safely in his
three appearances, two Of this blows
being doubles. Billy Sout nworth pro-
duced a double and single.
Jake May gave Cincinnati TO 9
victory over Philadelphia, keeping
nine hits scattered. The victory KEEP,
the Reds within striking distance OF
the leaders.
Boston took its fourth straight
from st. Louis in the only American
league game played, 4 to 2, Ruffinl
permitting five hits. jacobson hi
the ball out of the park in the firs
inning.
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TO FIGHT At
PHILADELPHIA
Dempsey and Tuhney VIII
Meet AT Sesquiccntennial
Stadium Sept. %

New York, Aug. 10 ZAP Jack
Dempsey and Gene Tunney are to
fight at Philadelphia.
Thereby New York joins Chicago
as supporter Of lost causes.
Promoter Tex Richard is making
another shift after encountering re-
bluffs in both cities. In Chicago.
tn rea:encd court actions caused him
to step on. and in New York his re-
fusal to summon the state license
committee into court brought about
the change Of front. The committee
refused to license Dempsey.
Dempsey and Tunney. Richard an
nOunces. vii! meet in q 10 round con-
test. to Judges decision at the
Scsqui centennial stadium on Thurs
day, Sept. 23, and the seating capae.
ity will he in the vicinity Of 10000
with prices ranging from IS 10 $50.
Checks Deposited
The battle has received the ap-
prevail Of the Pennsylvania boxing
commission. Governor Pinchot and
Mayor Kcndrick Of Philadelphia.
Cheeks to the amount Of 500, 900
have been deposited by Richard with
the Pennsylvania commission and the
sesqu; centennial authorities to guar
antee good faith.
IL did not want to have the New
York state athletic commission sub
jected to legal attack in connection
with the issuance Of q license TO
Dempsey" Richard said. Boxing has
been good to me and we wanted to do
nothing that might injure the sport
in this state
Philadel ph ians expect the bout To
draw between $500, 900 and $1,000
900. ten per cent to go to the expOsi-
ton and five per cent to the state.
Would Fight Wills =
In a statement ut Saratoga saying
he would never defend his title in
New York. again. Dempsey added:
"Snce won the championship in
1919 / have wanted bout with Willis
The powers that be in New York and
the responsible promoters throughout
the country do not want heavy
weigh, championship bout with I
negro. and they have carefully pre-
vented il from taking place"
1t was because Wills was regarded
as the logical contender that the New
York licensing committee refused x
| license DEMPSEY,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-19
Plans Wide Drive
For New III" Stadium

Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. IT,
Divisional leaders for this fall's
state alumni drive for the Univer-
sity Of North Dakota's $4,000 cam
paien for a stadium and gymnasium,
will be selected by Paul Samuelson,
director Of the drive, on tour of
North Dakota. which will take him
from Grand Forks tomorrow through
practically all Of the states 81 coun-
ties by Sept. l.
Mr.. Samuelson will district the
state on his trip, singing out prom
inent university alumni in each d.
vision. to supervise drive proceedings
in that particular district during the
state campaign, which is tentatively
set to commence later in October.
While no definite districts have
been named yet by Mr.. Samuelson. II
is expected that such University
centers as Bismarck, Valley City,
Minot, Devils Lake, Darlington,
Grafton, Williston, Fargo, Dickinson.
Wahpeton, Langdon, Bottineau. Man.
dan and jamestown will receive more
than passing consideration. How
ever. Bowman, HillsborO, Towner
Rugby. Cooperstown, Hope. Cando,
Park River. Pembina, Cavalier, New
Rockford and many other places will
also be visited.
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How many times diA Harry Wills
fight last year and whist were az
results IS. ID. F. ,s
Twice. beating Charley WelneSt -
kayO in two rounds and Floya, John.
son on technical knoekout Il oae.
What rating was Lucisa Williams
given in national tennis lest year -
A. S. d.
Twelfth. Nv
Did Connie Mack ever have Burrus,
Braves first sacker!-D. F. ].
Yes-in 1918 and 1o1o.
Where did Walter Hagen finish in
last years western open golf cham
pionship rs. D. F.
Tied for socoN6 IN 307.
Has Eleanor Goss ever ranked high
err. than third in national women's
tennis PLAYS. F. H.
Yes, being rated second H. 1919.
What was the date and outcome Of
the Berlenbach. Slattery fight held
last year.-D. 8. 4.
Sept. IL, Berlenbaeh Whining ~
knockout In eleventh. round.
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VaricOse Veins
Reduced or Money.
Back, Say ALL
Druggists
Simple Home Treatment That IL
Giving Amazing Results

The world progresses. Today all
ments that took weeks to cure can
now be ended in few days. IL yOaI
have varicose veins or lunches you
can start today to-bring them back to
normal size, and if you are wise you
viii do SO. a
Just get an original bottle Of
Moones emerald Oil at any disnen-
sing pharmacist and apply it ni1ht
and morning to the enlarged Wears.
It is very powerful and penetrating
and only little is required.
After q few days treatment the
veins will begin to grow smaller and
by regular use will soon reduce to
normal.
Moone's Emerald Oil is also a mar
velous healing agent. One appkca-
ton for instance stops the itching OF
eczema, and q few applications cause
the eruptions to dry up, scale off and
completely disappear. It is equally as
effective in BARRIERS itch, salt rheum.
redness and inflamniatory' skin
trouble.
People who want to reduce varicdse
veins, or get rid Of eczema. ulcers. or
piles in a few days should not hesitate
TO get . bottle ut once. II 10 90 pow
erful that small bottle lasts . long
time. ANY pharmacy can supply you
| All druggists sells lots Of it. ADV.
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Negro Gives Greb
Chance For Revenge

New York, Aug. l0.-tR-TiRer
Flowers, Atlanta negro. tonight keeps
q promise he made when he won the
middleweight boxing championship
from Harry Grcb Of Pittsburgh in
Madison Square Garden last Febru-
airy. a promise that Greb should have
a chance To win back the crown.
Moreover. Flowers manager says
that ii the champion retains his title
he will go to Europe and attempt
to swim the English Channel. The
negro has something Of a reputation
i'm the water.
Since winning the crown, the
Albanian has. been out Of his class
most OF the time. but has encounter
cd many men in all sections Of the
country. without damage. Greb, who
used to fight about every week. has
given his entire attention to prep
nratiOn for his revenge.
Before the l5-round contest starts
about 8 p. IN. standard time. Flo'vars
will receive belt emblematic Of his
championship from the Boxing
Writer'S association of New Yorh
Ii Greb wins. he will be given belt
ut his next bout here.
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faess sSout, usually right undsr the
In Flagstead Of Boston is another
he = fart And has excellent Judgment
I&n flies.f
Thought "Happy" pslsch shout the
elssest rival iris Speaker ever had.
but I am abeAe ready 70 concsde that
honor to Johnny Mostil.
Manager Eddie Collins Of the Cdi-
cako White Sox says Mosti| IL GER
tain-to develop into an even greater
eutfielder than Fslsch ever Wa. he
likes to play the faaae more than
Felsch did" is the way Collins ex'
Reekie Crop Coed
Good second basemen are greatly
prised. The American. League has
been particularly fortunate this year
in developing recruits for, that all
important position. -
There il Fred Spsrgesn Of Cleye-
land, Tony Lasseri Of New York, o..
ear Nellie Of st. Louis, Charley
Cehringer OF Detroit and Bill Regain
Of Boston, all regulars while "Stuffy''
Stewart at Wsahington and Morehart
ct Chicago are proving exeellent IN.
derstulies to Managefs Harris and
Collins Of Washington and Chicago,
respectively. Y
After being tried 1t third, Fred
Spurysen found himself 1t second
His fine play at that position = ond
Of the reasons why Clsvsland rhas
been Z dangerous hall club this sum.
Lasseri, Mellilo and GeAringsr arr
destined to be star1. They have a.
ready won their spurs tnstAeif first
the fine points Of second base play.
| Need for Cstehers
There isa crying need for more ans
better catchsrs in the majors. Every
club in the two big leagues would wei
come backstop capable Of taktni
his regular torn.
! There has been . dearth Of high
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-19
WORTH
I'm SPORT
KNOWING

Chick Evans, the Chicago golf
wizard, has won the western amateur
title eight times, four in succession.
re started on his winning ways in
1909 when he led the field at Fioss-
moor In 1912 he copied again
over the Denver Country club links
and followed with two more triumphs
Cleveland, respectively.
In 1920 Evans came back to win
ut Memphis and for the next three
seasons successfully defended his
1itle-in 1921 at Chicago: 1922 at
Kansas City and 1923 at Cleveland.
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:. off his shoes and play in his -
- socks.
John McGraw refuses to count the
Giants out Of the National League
race. He doesn't need to;
someone else will do it for him.
A ccotchman's idea Of paradise is
an all day sucker in the Arctics
where the days are six months long.
Times keep on changing. Jhe
rural settlement that used to brag
sbout its 500 hltters now likes to
tell shout the number Of felIers who
can heat par over the new sporty
nine hole course.
!. One of the beauties about channel
swimming is that even If you fail
you do the expected. \, !.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1926

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Bands Will Play
in. Final Concerts

There will be a joint concert Of
the Bismarck and Mandan bands
tonight in Bismarck on the post
office steps. It will be conducted
by Ralph Law, leader of the Mandan
band. and will be broadcasted from
station KFYR, Hoskins Meyer.
This will be Mr.. Laws last public
appearance in connection with band
work, as he is leaving for the west
coast early next month, with his
orchestra, on tour.
Sam KOn Is will also make fare
well appearance tonight and tomor-
row night in his solo number. He
Is leaving for Chicago in few days.
The program will be REPEATED
tomo frOw night in Mandan.
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The Nut Cracker

: = = = y 4
possibly cake q much pcniskment
when they do fight Is the reading
public has already Suffered.
. NJ y. otoRnk aA,eas -. ehl.sseais.
eegaalaly kaews he psaiseSf Ke ,csys.
! Hurry-up Yost Il kslptn9 - direct
football picture in Los Angeles.
ne must fetl mitlll3 hone
some not .having che .rlpmAf "a tsll
him what's wrdAs. 3i ~ mn
:. No. more charity tilktk are r. to :.
- be held IN Chicago. 80. g.
- This means the i6tg-Aearted;s e 4
- self-sacrifieing fighters will =
:. have to look elsewhere for their Z.
: revenue. -
The current literary debate between
Messrs. Dempsey and KeArns def.
nitely establishes the fact that the
last generation has produced only two
great men. One fighter, We
other a manager.
1T IS NO TRICK At ALL FOR
A FIGHTER TO PUT. THE
FINISHING TOUCH ON A PRO-
MOTER. he GENERALLY
DOES RI BY DEMANDING
FIFTY GRAND" III.
It may be said Of Mr.. Rudolph
Valentines It has been said Of
many g0lfers-that he ut least talks
a bully fist fight. !
- Another way for = tennis -
- champion to crash into the -
- headlines--and thus add to his -
- theatrical prestige-is to takb -
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Billy Evans Says
GREATER THAN FELscH.

What outfielder in the major
leagues covers the most ground?
Since the opening of the season, ]
venture to say that question has been
put to me 100 times by fandom.
I am inclined to think that Johnny
Mostil Of the Chicago White Sox cgn
20 farther and get them, than any
other outfielder in the majors. /.
Mostil is very fast, 9ets up speed
quickly and Is I'm excellent judge Of
fly balls. He is one Of the few ont.
fielders who turns his back at the
crack of the bat, races out and then
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NATIONAL LEAGU..

Games Today
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Others not scheduled.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games To-day
Louisville at St. Paul.
indianapolis ut Minneapolis.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Toledo at Kansas City.