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Voice Amplification Appa-
ratus Installed ut New
Markham Yards. One
of First Systems in
Country

With completion of the new Mark
ham Yards of the Illinois Central
Railroad at Chicago recently, speech
application systems made their debut
in new sphere of activity-that of
doing more than half the work OF a
railroad yard force and reducing the
time of yard work by more than a
third.
This new classification yard was
completed March g. On that day a
party of the nations. railroad txecu-
tives inspected this latest add ion to
railroad efficiency the Public Address
System. They went, not TO view a
long winded POSTMASTER recalling an
cient stories TO group of defenseless
banqueters, but to watch and hear
short-spoken, pipe smoking yardsmas-
ter conyersing thru a microphone with
switchmen in various isolated towers
and thru this medium controlling the
switching of great trains of freight
cars.
A word as to the yards themselves.
This classification yard consists of 70
tracks. 90 OF which are being used
for classification purposes The long
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hump and single engine pushing the
train to the top of the incline. Then
they saw the yardmaster in his en-
closure signal a brakeman TO cut loose
a car; as it descended they next saw
him speak into a microphone, direct
ing the switchrnen in the five towers
which one of the 90 tracks the car
was intended for. No brakeman to
take JOY ride and long walk back.
And as soon as the car had passed the
scale house, the engineer was signaled
to push his train forward, and another
car was at the top of the hump ready
to be shunted onto its proper track.
The voice of the yardmaster as he
issued his orders was amplified many
times, over. and his directions reached
the ears of the men loud and clear.
The system. designed BY the West
ern Electric Company, was installed
BY the railroad department of thei
.Graybar Electric Company.
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LATzO IS GIVEN
DECISION OVER
MICKEY WALKER
COMES OUT VICTORIOUS IN
TEN ROUND EXHIBITION
STAGED LAST EVENING IS
SCRANTON, Pennsylvania

SCRANTON, Pa, May. 21.-
Anthracite miners of Wyoming
Valley, home of Pete Latzo, went
into the earth today with smiles
] and bullying pockets.
Pete Latzo, %, is welterweight
boxing champion of the world.
He got the decision in ten
rounds last night over Mickey
Walker, of Elizabeth, N. j., a 2 to
! favorite.
Walker, who won the crown by
a decision over Jack Britton in
New York three years ago, lost it
m a desperate struggle before
$4,000 fans, most of them friends
Of Latzo.
Prayers said in the mining
region for Latzo's victory were
answered.
At times blood spurted from the
faces of the combatants, but neith-
or gave an inch. Toe to toe, the
youngsters, one the product of the
city, the other of the country,
lashed out at each other, first
one and then the other seeming
to have the advantage.
Latzo had met Walker before
and suffered.
But knowing that many a slen-
der purse had been staked on his
chances, Pete fought last night as
never had he fought before.
Latso soon learned that he was
fighting the champions way and
shortly he began to step away to
rush in and out with stabbing
jolts 10 the head.
In the fifth, Walkers short
right opened a cut under the
challenger's left eye, but Latzo
rained blows and drove Walker
10 corner.
From that time tie miner APP
peared gaining strength and corr
age. Every chance was met with
a shower of iolts, although he ac-
eepted terrific punches to the
head and body.
With the miners standing on
their chairs and shouting, the last
two rounds were terrific, and the
final bell found the boxers slug
cling away at each other with the
referee trying to pry them apart.
Two judges for Latzo and ring
eide opinion gave him five
rounds, Walker three, and two
even.
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YANKEES TAKE
GAME FROM ST.
LOUIS BROWNS
DETROIT BATTERS COVELES-
kiE FOR TEN HITS. WINS
GAME FROM WASHINGTON,
6 TO5.

ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD
QUARTERS, May 21.-Five full
games ahead of Cleveland, its
nearest rival, after string of
nine victories and Is home runs
for Babe Ruth, the Yanks are joy
full.
Yesterday they defeated the st.
Louis Browns on six hits, but two
of them were hcme runs by Ruth
and Pat Collins A similar belt,
by George Sisler, put his team in
the lead for a couple of innings.
The final verdict was five Go four.
Harris pitched well behind a
heavy barrage from the bats of
the Athletics, and turned back
Cleveland 10 to 2. Gordon Coeh-
rane got home run.
Detroit battered Stanley Covel-
eskie for ten hits in five minutes.
and won 6 to 5 over Washington.
There was SUGGEST at Bos-
ton, where Chicago downed the
Red Sox, IS to 4. Eddie Collins
and Earl Sheely had perfect days
at the bat, Shelly getting. three
doubles. Mostil also registered a
brace of doubles, 18 safe blows be-
ing made off four Boston hurlers.
Brooklyn dropped notch in the
National League with set back
at the hands of Cincinnati, z to 2.
Bob McGraw proved no puzzle for
the Reds, Bressler leading the at
tack with triple, double and
single. The defeat put the
Dodgers in the third place.
Pittsburgh lost to the Giants. 5
to a, a ninth inning rally falling
short. McGraw shifted his batting
order.
Vie Keen, of the Cardinals, won
his sixth game of the season, by
holding the Phillies to FIVE hits and
one run. His mates scored four
times off the pitching of knight
and Ulrich. Rogers Hornsby, who
was spiked in Wednesdays game,
was back in the lineup, but failed
to hit safely. Charley Root served
game for the Chicago Cubs and
downed the Boston Braves, to 4.
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WORLD NEWS in BRIEF

tBy Associated Prcss

Additional states agree with
France at Geneva that greater
security must come before dis
armament. japanese favor naval
conference by Great Britain,
Japan and United States.
Ambassador Bongef, leaving to
urge debt ratification, says in
New York he is convinced he will
approve settlement.
Lloyd Georges attitude on the
recent general strike causes dis.
sension in the liberal party, but
does not contemplate resigning as
chairman.
Fishers lead for Republican
nomination for governor of Penn
syivania jumps to more than TO-
600.
House finishes reading Haugen
farm relief bill for amendment
and substitute measures are offer
ed.
Rival government planned by
: Pilsudski's opposition at oson.
French say Add ell Krim and
family have fled, and offensive to
shut him in mountain lair is pro-
crossing.
Pete Latzo at scranton, Pa,
wins worlds welterweight title
from Mickey ws'ker by decision.
Nevada state board of pardons
decides Stanko Jukieh must die
By lethal gas nj Carson City. bat
3 eommutes death sentence Of John
II. Randolph 20 life in prison.
South Dakota Presbyterian
synod az Huron Gusts the Rev
Albert II, Crombie from pulpit al
lead. s. H.. congregation protest,
ed pastors permission for X. X
X. speech.
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est track has a capacity of 40 cars
and the entire classification yard Of
$50 cars.
The simplifying system installed CON
sists of eleven loud speaker units and
as many nicrophones located at strate-
gic points. The yardmaster, instead
of issuing written orders to be trans
mitted to train crews by runners, sits
at his desk, over which hangs a
mike" and gives orders that can be
heard turnout the yards.
But to get back to the party. At
these yards the principle of Humping"
is used By humping" is meant push
ing train of cars to the summit of
an incline and there releasing the cars
one at time and guiding them onto
the desired track by the manipulation
of switches from observation towers
On the day of inspection, the party
of railroad executives saw long train
of cars stop at the south end -of tlae
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-21
SARASOTA DEFEATS
FORT MYERS TEAM

ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD
QUARTERS, May. 21.-The Sara
sofa team showed real speed in
their game with the Fort Myers
Palms yesterday, winning 10
inning contest 4 to 5. The Gulls
got runs in the third. tanning
pitched good game.
/ Tampa opened its series with
Orlando by taking the game 10
to 9. Charlie Aliens men got Is
hits off opposing pitchers.
Bradenton defeated st. Peters
burg 8 to 4. Sidwell pitched fine
ball but was given poor support in
the field.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

Tampa, 10; Orlando, 9.
Sarasota, Al; Ft. Myers, 3 30
inn.ngs).
Bradenton, 8; st. Petersburg, 4.
Lakeland at Sanford, rain.
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Although his parents objected,
"a court permitted 20-year-old
Robert Parry of Liverpool to get
married, so that he might accom-
pany his bride to America.
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Game Warden Metealf Of Wind
ham county, Vermont, declares
! that five deer have leaped to their
death from a high bridge over the
Connecticut river.
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National League

Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at st. Lonis.
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FIGHT RESULTS
nx Assoeintea press,
ssesssesssssssssssssass.

tBy Associated PressD
SCRANTON, Pa.-Pete Latzo,
Scranton, won the worlds weIter-
weight championship from Mickey
Walker by decision of judges.
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For kicking the shins of a Chi
cago policeman and Shooting off
her mouth" Mrs. Ella Cannon was
fined $50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-21

A beauty parlor for the benefit
of the women inmates has been
opened in the Ohio State Hospital
for the insane, at MassilIon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-21

On their 6sth wedding anniver-
sary Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Heard
of Edinburgh declared that they
had never quarrelled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-21

John Glapenaki of Fairfield, Ia,
aged sc, has spent two years in
Jail for refusal to pay his wife SIS
a week al;mony.
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Mrs. Paul cufran Of 81. Paul
:. bad the body Of her per collie ere
mated before burial
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Charlotte Brohte began writing
tales of fiction before her tenth
year.
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INTERESTING NOTES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Judge Tompkins of White
Plains, N. Y, ruled that Mrs.
jeanette Inglis. could not collect
damages from her husband, who
beat her.
Mrs. ClydeWolf Of Kansas City,
recognizing her car which had
been stolen, fiirted with the driver
until a policeman came along and
then had him arrested.
Horace Young of Leeds, Eng,
served sentence for bigamy, and
week after being released re-
peated the offense and again went
TO Jail.
Rev. S. H. Sebiel, Congregation
al minister of London, resigned
when his congregation opposed his
crusade against card playing.
Bobby Leach, who survived a
plunge over Niagara Falls in a
barrel, died in New Zealand from
an injury caused by slipping on
an orange peel.
Rev. J. d. Barlow of Indianap-
oils upon arriving in Chicago car
ried away the wrong suitcase and
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stole kiss from girl passen
GER. and were sent to Jail.
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ToDAY's GAMES


Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-21

Let the Artman Press do your
printing.
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introducing Joe Campbell. captain
and star middle distance runner Of
Columbia University. Campbell Is
one Of the best point getters the clue
and White has this season. AS an.
Choir on the mile relay quartet, It
was Campbell who brought victory
to Columbia by q thrilling finish at
the recent Penn games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-21

B0XING--Charlie (PhiD Ros-
enberg VS.. Bad News Eber, 10
rounds ut Toronto. Eddie HUFF
man vs.. Georges Carpenter. 10
rounds. at New York. Young
Stribling vs.. Tony MmullO. 10
rounds. ut Boston.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-21

National League
New York, s; Pittsburgh, A.
Cincinnati, z; Brooklyn. 2.
Chicago, 8; Boston, 4.
st. Louis, A; Philadelphia, 1.
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Henri Rallion, a prominent law
yer of Marseilles, was expelled
from an aristocratic club for
cheating at cards.
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found that it contained three
bottles of whiskey.
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An allowance of $3.50 a week
win be given to blind persons by
the city council of Hull, Eng, in
order to discourage begging.
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PEACHES .

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Rev. J. d. Barlow of Indianap-
oils upon arriving in Chicago car
ried away the wrong suitcase and
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BASEBALL
seeeeseeesssssssssssssss
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League

American League
Detroit 6. Washington, 5.
Philadelphia, 10; Cleveland, 2.
New York, 5; st. Louis, A.
Chicago, 10; Boston, a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-21

TRACK Missouri Valley Con-
ference championships, at Lincoln,
Neb. Southern A. A. u. outdoor
championships. at Lafayette, La.
New England intercollegiate cham
pionships, ut Boston.
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Sergeant Brown, Klamath In
dian of Oregon, is a candidate for
the Democratic senatorial nomi-
nation.
Gold nuggets worth more than
500 were found in the stomach
of a bunch of turkeys being pre-
pared for market at 0roville, Cal.
A British convict whose name
is withheld has been awarded n
medal for proficiency in short
hand and typewriting.
Nine. Sayeda Anne, a French
woman living in Cairo, Egypt. has
acknowledged that she married SO
husbands in IL years.
Eleven men engaged in a fist
fight on an excursion train near
Hammond. Ind, when one of them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-21

GOLF Spring invitation tour.
nament at Excelsior Springs, Mo,
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TENNIS 49, Middle Atlantic
States Conference championships
at Harverford, Pa.
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National League
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
American League
eeeeeeeeesassseesssese6s

RACING Meeting of West
chester Racing Association opens
at Belmont Park Meeting of
Kentucky Jockey Club, at Louis
vile.
HORSE SHOW Military and
Civilian Horse Show opens at St.
Louis.
Evening star., 1926-10-15
P|[tSARE TRACED
IN POISON DEATH
- UUW EUMU AIEkW HE
Druggist Says He Sold Them
to Youth Accused of Kill
ing Sweetheart.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, October 10
Testifying in the trial Of Ermil
"Frenchy" Balanescu. youthful drug
clerk and medical student, on trial
for manslaughter in the death OF his
22-year- old sweetheart. Dorothy Eliza
beth Kirk, w. H. Timmons. a drug
gfst. said he had sold Balanescu pol
sonous pills a week before Miss Kinks
death.
Timmons said Balanescu had at
first asked for a highly poisonous
drug, but when told by the druggist
of its potency, bought the pills in
stead.
sx Mother in Tears.
Other witnesses testified that Bala.
nescu had visited the Kirk girl often
and on many occasions had given her
various kinds Of pills and medicines.
Weeping and on the verge Of col
lapse, Mrs. May Kirk, mother Of the
dead girl, testified that Ermil had
been a guest at the Kirk home many
times, and that on one occasion he
stayed for two weeks. She said Bala-
nescu posed as a physician and gave
Dorothy many pills which he said
would make her better"
Mrs Kirk said that under Bala.
neseu's care, her daughters skin and
eyes turned yellow. :.
IT begged Dorothy to get doctor
the mother sobbed, "but Ermil said.
I am. doing all that can be done for
her,"
Lost Health Steadily.
Mrs. Ruby Larkin, with whom,
Dorothy lived in Cleveland for two
years, told Of the steady decline in
the girls health after she started
keeping company with "F'renchy."
Dorothy lost color" she declared.
she had always had a lovely com
plexion, but this faded and she lost
much Of her pep and didn't act like
herself. Finally her skin turned
deep yellow" ;,
Throughout the day a capacity
crowd, composed mostly of girls and
women, packed the courtroom.
Evening star., 1926-10-15
NAMED FOR NEW POSTS.
Two Washington Men in Consular
Service Are Transferred.

H. Armistead Smith Of the District
of Columbia, United States vice consul
at Brussels, has been transferred to
Birmingham, England, and Robert G..
Coudray, also Of the District, consular
clerk at Hankow, has been promoted
to vice consul at that port.
Recent changes In the United States
foreign service include the transfer
Of Raymond Cox Of New York, second
secretary, from the State Department
to London; Franklin B. Frost Of
Rhode Island. vice consul at Tangier,
to Santo Domingo as third secretary;
III. r. Matthews of Maryland, third
secretary, from Budapest to Bogota:
Fl. d. Newson of New York, second
secretary. from Mexico City to War
saw; Gustave Pabst of Wisconsin,
third secretary, from Santiago to Ber-
lin; Harold NJ. Deane Of Connecticut,
second secretary, from Santiago to Val
paraiso; Jefferson Patterson Of Ohio,
second secretary. from Bogota to Con.
stantinople, and Warden NICK. VIII.
son Of Indiana, second secretary, from
Santo Domingo to the State Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

-monize with the court structures al.
ready In judiciary Square
The commission also considered
renovation Of the Patent Office to fur.
nish more space in it's present quar-.
ters and the possibility Of erection Of
a new Patent ONCE building in con.
nection with the proposed Commerce
Department development south of
Pennsylvania avenue between Four.
teenth and Fifteenth streets, and de.
cided to discuss the Patent Office mat.
ter with the Public Buildings Com
mission at its next meeting. If a new
Patent Once rs built, the Labor De-
partment may take over the present
Patent ONCE structure, officials said.
Evening star., 1926-10-15
FINE EARTSBODy
VISITS OLD FORTS
Complies With Maj. Grants
Request for Study of Outer
Parks System.

Turning from consideration of war
cf1apels in American cemeteries In
Europe and from location of several
public buildings in Washington, the
Fine Arts Commission today made a
trip Of inspection Of two Of the Civil
War forts in the District of Column
bia, visiting Fort Stanton. in Anacos-
tia, and Fort Slocum, in the North.
east section Of the city.
The visit Of the commission to the
old forts was made at the request of
MAJ. u. s. Grant. Sd. executive officer
Of the National Capital Planning Com
mission. The forts constitute part of
the proposed outer park system of
Washington. and under plans yet to
be developed will be connected by the
so-called fort drive" to encircle the
Capital, within ring Of highways. to
include all the old Civil forts.
Later In the day the commission
was to inspect the Meade memorial,
at the foot OF the Capitol.
Decision Is Deferred.
Although the commission con.
ferred for more than an hour late
yesterday with Chief Justice Mccoy
of the District Supreme Court and
Judge Schuldt of the Police Court on
q site for a new Police Court Build
ing, no decision was reached, and fur.
ther consideration to the location of
the proposed million-dollar court
building win be given at the Novem-
Der meeting. Sites in Judiciary
Square between a prolongation of E
ard r streets, on Indiana avenue op-
posite the Municipal Court Building,
and on the east side of the District
Supreme Court Building near Fourth
street, balancing the Court of Appeals
Building, were considered. If site
In Judiciary Square is not used, 1t
will be necessary to purchase land for
the structure. commission officials
said.
Last Spring. after a conference with
Judge Schuldt, who Is chairman Of
the judiciary committee in charge Of
the location, the commission an
nounced its approval of the Judiciary
Square site. The building will be Of
the simplest possible design to har-
Evening star., 1926-10-15
BISMARCK BANK CLOSED.
North Dakota Institution Ordered
to Await Examiner.

BISMARCK. N. Dak., October IS
R).-The City National Bank of Bis
marck, with deposits of more than
$500, 900, has been closed. No reason
was announced.
It was reported that bank officials
received notice yesterday from the
national banking department not to
open for business until the arrival Of
q bank examiner. 's
Evening star., 1926-10-15

A new telephone line will connect
Naples with Rome and Milan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02
BARONETTE SATIN
SLIPS


OF soft lustrous barOnettc
satin, shadow-proof and fin
ished with side-back inverted
pleats, which eliminates full
ness over hips. In all street
shades.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02
200 ATTEND TEXAS
FORESTRY MEETING
HELD IN HOUSTON

HOUSTON. April 2.-P)-With
an opening address by President X.
A. Gillian of Dallas. 200 members Of
the Texas Forestry Association
opened the organizations tenth an.
nual convention at the chamber OF
commerce here today.
The responsibility of the State OF
Texas in forestry, consumption Of
reforestation, was discussed during
the morning.
The speakers we're: Senator l. d.
Fairchild. of Lufkin; Representative
Eugene .BlOunt, NacogdocheS Repre-
sentative Gary +. Sanford, Timpson,
and former Representative Leonar
Tillotson. Scaly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02
Sheer Silken
Undertakings
PERFECT FOUNDATIONS
FOR THE EASTER COSTUME

For the woman well dainne from her
hmmerng slken undertakings!
herself these sheer bits of lovcliness
beautifully talOredmore delightfully."- lace trmmed-than
ever. Ready to beneath the Easter costume.