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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
Hennessey and Lott Oppose
Australians at VIM
bledon.
TILDEN, HUNTER WIN
Johnny Teams With Ameri-
can Girl and Loses.

WIMBLEDON STADIUM. Eng
land, July 3.-The United States
two leading mems doubles teams to-
day battled for the right to enter
the semi-f1nal round of the all
England tennis tournament-vic-
tory in which probably will mean
Franco American final.
Australia and England combined
to repulse the Americans in this
fight for the sSni-final round repre-
sentation.
In one match George Lott and
Johnny Hennessey opposed the
Australian team of E. F. Moon and
r. O. Cummings and in the other
William T. Tilden and Francis
Hunter played the British Davis
Cup team of G. r. o. Cole-R and
G. q. EameS
A victory for Lott and Hennessey
probably would mean they would
play Henri Cochet and Jacques
Brugnon in the san1i-final round
Tilden and Hunter entered the
semi-finals by defeating Crole-R ees-
and Eames, As, 6-1, 6-2. Tilden
and Hunter outdrove and outgen-
eraled the British Davis cup pair.
flames showed flashes of brilliance.
Tilden twice foot-faulted. Occa-
sionallv he double-faulted.
Henri Cochet and Jacques Brug-
non, Of France, entered the semi
finals in the mems doubles defeat
ing H. Thinner, Of Holland, and
H. G. Fisher. of Siam, 6-3 6-9. 60.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, American
Wlghtman cup tar. and her partner
P. B. D. Spence Of Great Britain.
opened play today by eliminating
the American team of John Hen
nesSey and Miss Helen Jacobs.
The score was 6-3, 6-3. EIennessey
and Miss Jacobs played a ragged
game. Miss Ryan and Spence
showed more power and accuracy.
BY their victory, the British-Amer-
lean partners entered the last six
teen in the mixed doubles.
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a. A. y. River
Swim Draws
Field Of 20
Distance PaddIers' Race
Starts Above Broad Rip
Pile, 2 P. NJ. Wednesday.

The annual official Indiana Ken
lucky A., A. U. long distance swim
will be held Wednesday in White
River at Broad Ripple and twenty
entries will take to the water at
2 p. m. at> the second island above
Broad Ripple.
The race calls for the swimmers
to cover a course down stream of
two and one-half miles.
Entries are requested to report at
the starting point at l o'clock with
boats and canoes to accompany
each. Paul r. Jordan, president of
the 1ndiana-Kentucky A. A. u. will
act as referee. The record for the
event is about 50 minutes.
The river is high and fast time
is expected Wednesday, Entries
follow
TranE Ke2nsdy, / A. G.; , T-Pneis
Weiss unattached; John Nicserson. Pun
due; Dudley Jordan. unattached; Donald
Bell. uratto ched Bradford Hodges, un-
attached, H. Beard L. W. Cooper. Joe
shreve, Fred Parsons, Broad Ripple poo !;
Besle-, Frank. Schnelz. Ravenswood; Rob-
attached; Peeplus strack, and Jack Shat
fer. Broad Ripple.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
Boxing Bouts at
Rialto on Friday

Three boxing bouts will be staged
at the Rialto Theater Friday night
in conjunction with the regular
stage show. Willie zap and Fran
kie Clark, well-known to local fans,
will appear in the four round fea-
ture bout.
Two other four round scraps will
be presented. The fights will start
at 8;45. The Rialto is on Illinois
ST., just south of Washington st.
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Motor Races at
RushUiLLe Track

BIZ Tines Srce'CI
RUSHVILLE, Ind, July 3.-Thirty
speed pilots will compete in the
Fourth of July auto races here
Wednesday on the one-mile Rush
vile motor speedway. a dirt track.
Four races will be staged with a
total prize money value of $3.50.
Several entrants from Indianapolis
will compete in the events.
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With Major Stars
Yesterday
By United Press

Babe Ruth-Hit his thirty-first
home run of the season and dou-
Bile in three trips.
Lou Gehrig-Failed to connect in
three attempts.
iris Speaker Hitless in first
game after once to the plate Did
not play in the second game.
Ty Cobb-Hit double and three
singles in the first game; five times
at bat. Failed to hit in five at
tempts in second game.
Rogers Hornsby-Hit one single in
four attempts in the first game;
three trips in the second game re-
suited in one single
Harry Heilmann-Hit a double
and single in five attempts.
Art Nehf~ pitched the Chicago
Cubs into third place in the Ma
tional League race Monday, as he
allowed the Cincinnati Reds ONLY
five hits, beating them, 8 to Q.
The Boston Braves and the PhiIlies
played two extra inning games, the Braves
, s fourteen l.
nings and the second, to A. in ten in
nings.
Lou Gehrig's wild throw witt
the score tied resulted in Yankee
defeat of 4 to by the Washington
Senators, in spite of Babe Ruth's
thirty-frst homer of the season.
The PHILADELPHIA Athletics split a
double header with the Boston Red Sox.
The first game went to the AS to 2,
The Chicago White Sox twice de-
feated the st. Louis Browns, Z to
and 8 to 8.
Home runs by Tavener and Wingo con-
tributed to the Detroit Tigers to 3
victory oyer the Cleveland Indians.
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Tonight's Card at
Fl. Harrison

Ten Rounds-Jack McKenna. Toronto,
vs. Bobby Williams, Syracuse, n. VI l5o
pounds.
Eight Rounds-Bobby Signac, Benton
Harbor, Mich, VS.. Tony Ross, Pitts
burgh; 1i7 pounds.
Six Rounds-Kid Woods, Indianap polls.
vs. Chuck Templetor, Sullivan; 1lS
pounds.
Six Rounds--Kid Nacho. Mexico City,
VS. Cherokee Kid. Tulsa; 100 pounds.
-Four ROunds--Kid Vic, Fl. Harrison,
vs. Roy James. Fit. Harrison; l40 pounds.
First bout, $3.50 (d.s.t)
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Mr.. JINKS IN FRONT

IN NNC0 Press
NEWMARKET, England, July 6
Major McCalmont's crack gr-y
colt, Mr.. links, today won the ir7-
portant $4,000 July stakes of fga
furlongs. 40 yards for 2-year-ol1s
with A. De Rothschild'5 EohectcT
second and Lord Roseoery's Milo
THAN third
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
Ohio Lad Wins
Marbles CrotUr

VV WTTIW I-TTNT
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July 3.
Alfred Huey of Kenmore, Ohio, won
the marbles championship of the
United States today. defeating Dom
mic Cartelli of New Britain, Conn,
before crowd of 5000 spectators.
Huey is 12-year-old, blue eyed
lad, who has been the dark horse of
the tournament. Not once through
out. the competition has he lost his
composure. Cartelli. nervous and
eXcitable, could not stand up today
under the steady shooting of the
Ohio boy.
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and their con
tributory valua
to the success OF
a b q IL cluE
comes up every
other day be-
tween the nous
of three and
four o'clock fo-
debate.
Rogers Horns
by is re3pons-
ible for its new :
~ .AD- ,..1.Oz1 -
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COOPERATIVE LEAGUE STANDING

Ind. Wednesday. Cubs would like to book
a. game for Sunday with a fast State
club. For games write NJ. Kennedy. i345
Golay St, or call Drexel 0e83.
Mars Hill lost to the Western A. A.
SUNDAY. TO ?. Mars Hin wants games
Tor, July ana 9. Call Belmont 0j5a-M
and ask for Roy.
St. Johns Evangelical nine will cross
bats with the Y. M. S. at the Green House
park at 10 2. m Wednesday. Saints have
won eight games in ten starts.
Dady A. C.s outsugged the Shanklins
Sunday to win. IA to 10. Sunday the
Dadys play the Indianapolis cubs ct
Rhodius Park. July % and the entire
month Of August are open. Address Basil
Flint. 1913 Oliver Ave
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TALKING
IT OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, July 3.-Just as
Il Y some stuffed tomatoes arr
verse than others so are some base
ball managers better than others.
and to carry this impressive logic
further whether are we drifting?
The unique subject of managers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
IN RECORD ATTEMPT
Lloyd Hahn 20 Try to Establish
Half-RTiie Mark.

BOSTON, July 3.-Lloyd Hahn,
prominent middle distance runner,
will attempt to better the worlds
half-mile record in the final Olym-
pic tryouts in Harvard stadium Fri
day afternoon.
Maj. Patrick J. Walsh, chairman
of the track and field committee.
had granted Hahn special permis-
SION to try to break the record of
minute Sc 2-5 seconds held by
Tel Meredith.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
SPLIT LEAGUE SEASON
iThree-I League to Open Second
Half on Wednesday.
BIZ United Press

BIZ UHTcU PfcSS
DECATUR, Ill, July S.-The
Three-I League has decided to
split its present season, with the
second half of the campaign open
ing Wednesday. Terre Haute won
the first half of the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
81 NATIONS ENTERED
U. S. in Olympic Boxing Meet
u in Horseman ship Class.

BY TpitCd Press
AMSTERDAM, July 3.-Thirty-
one nations had entered the
Olympic boxing tournament today.
including the United States, Ar
gentina and Chile.
Twenty-one nations have entered
the Workmanship classes, including
the United States, Argentina and
Mexico.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
ROCK ON THE JOB

bW tUFCd I'FCS2
HASTINGS, Neb., July "a two
weeks coaching school conducted by
Knute Rockne and Paul Schissler
opened with 200 middle western
coaches enrolled for the course.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
no MORE BIG FIGHTS

After losing $4,000 on the re-
CENT Walker-H udkins fight, Pro-
moter Jim Mullen says he Is
through trying to give Chicago fans
championship fights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
MAY GO TO ORIENT

Efforts to have Babe Ruth and
lou Gehrig tour the Orient after
the current baseball season ar5
being made by Hidesuke Iwasaki
editor of a Toxic journal.
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NATIONAL LEAGvE
Mondays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City ........ liz 113 000-9 II o
Milwaukee .......... DOL 900 1902 4
sheehan and Peters; Gearin, Reitz. Fons
and McMenemy.
St. Paul .......t 80, 502 600 oox-7 10 !
Brillheart, williams, Hubbell and Nc
Mullen; Heimach and CASTOR.
Columbus at Toledo no game Monday
played as part of Sundays double-header
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New. York ........ 0l0 Oo2 ooo-3 4 I
Washington ....... 900 20l 01x-4 2
Pipgras and Grabowski; Braxton and
Ruel.
(First Camel
PRiiadelphia .......l 100 0i Oh GiS-5 II .
settlem1ire, Garrison and Heving; Grove
anu . A''lo' Second Camel
Philadelphia ...... 900 1o2 01o-4 IL
McFayden, Ruffing and Hoffman, Wal
berg. Rommel and Cochrane.
gGlsfysl,qand/ .' d 10 J 100 SSSS9-s 3
Uhle, Bayne. Miller and L, sewel:;
Whitehill and Hargrave.
First Game)
St. Louis .......... 100 600 900 6
Gray. strelski and schang; Blankenship
Second Came
st Louis ............ o02 o t22 oo2-s y !
Blaeholder, stelski, Beck and Manion;
Gonnally. Lyons and McCurdy.
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Ruth (Yankees), 81.
Gehrig (Yankees). ID.
Hauser (Athleticsj. 10.
Blue (Brownsl, 9.
Brannon lBroWnsl, 8.
Todt (Red Sox). 5.
Lazzeri (Yankees1. 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bottomley Cards. Is. -
Wilson (Cubs), 16.
Bissonette (Robins) is.
Hornsby braves. IA.
Hurst lPhillies), 10.
d, OFT (Giantsl. Q.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
RESIGNS AS ANNOUNCER

Lawrence Phillips Claims Credit for
Batteries for Today's Game"
BH United Press
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Law-
Arence Phillips, who claims credit
Nor first announcing batteries for
day's game" resigned today as
Anouncer for the Washington
ators after twenty eight seasons
ice Fills "sideline business of
Ag score cards and other articles
field now demands his full
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Colonel Strong Cops Feature Event
at North Randall.

III IImcS NDCCi0T
NORTH RANDALL, Ohio. July S.
The feature event OH the Grand
Circuit program here Monday was
annexed by Colonel Strong. The rsce
was the $1,000 Sportsman Stake icc
3-year-old PAGERS.
Other winners here Monday wee
Red Aubrey in the 2:11 trot; BlonGe
Lady in the 2:24 trot, and Price DcI
in the 222 pace.
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day Westerns won, to q Feature Of
the game was the pitching of Duke
Arnold, former Tech star who famed six
teen men and allowed only four hits. July
I, Westerns play the indianapolis Casting
Company team in double-header For
games call Belmont 1927. Score:
Mars Hill .........- 900 600 O2o-2 4 3
Western .......... oil 600 3Ox-5 7 2
Guest; Rolling and Unsell; Arnold and
A fast game is expected Wednesday
when the st. Patricks and the Beech
Grove Reds tangle at Beech Grove The
game will start at 2:30 I'd. S. t. Saints
are without a game for Sunday and de-
sire to hear from a fast city team Call
Frank Roth. DreXel dig
CLAYTON Independents lost 10 the Ed
wards Al-Stars Sunday. to o. CLAYTON
PLAYS Quincy July and the Stinesville
Merchants July 8. For games with CLAW
ION write Lester Archer, Clayton, Ind.
or call SOIL
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Home run-Layne. Three-base hits
RUSSELL, Grantham. Two-base hits-Mat-
esheys, Layne, .Traynor. P. Waner, Adams.
S So hases3Mulligan. 8. Double plays
bases-Pittsburgh. 8; Indianapolis. S.
8; on Tauscher, 3. Struck out-By Boone
5; by Specie. l. by Tauscher, 2. Hits
on Boone. in s innings: on Specie, 3
IN innings; of Tauscher, in 7 innings:
on Dawson. in 2 innings. Winning
pltcher-Dawson. Losing pitcher-Speece.
,u.magPires-McCaf1erty and Brown. Time
Enjoy your vacation in nice lit
tie summer cottage advertised in
Want Ad Columns.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
(First Game; Fourteen Innings)
Philadelphia q. 002 ol0 600 600 Oo-3 10 2
Boston -. 100 900 oil 600 OIL IL 3
Benge and Lerian. Schultz .qollings-
worth, Delaney and Tay or. Spohrer.
Second Game; Ten InningsJ
Philadelphia ..... 900 040 900 o. IL O
Boston ............ 100 o20 100 Is IL
,McGraw, Walsh and Davis; CantweIl, R..
Smith and Taylor.
Chicago ....,. 05l oil 00O-s IL n
Cincinnati ......... 600 900 200 S 2
Nehf and Hartnett; Kolp, Jablonowski
and Hargrave. Sukeforth.
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NATIONAL LFAGuE
Today'S Games
AMERICAN AssnCIAr

ANthICAN AooUJIAIICN
INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
St. Paul at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Toledo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03

AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Washington
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Boston 1.-TWO games).
Brooklyn at New York
Chicago at st. Louis
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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Home runs by Tavener and Wingo con-
ictOry oyer the Cleveland Indians.
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HOME RUN CLUB
AMERICAN LEAGUE

lNo other games scheduIed.l
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western A. A. and Mars Hill played
fast game on the Westerns diamond sun
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03

The Chicago White Sox twice de-
feated the ST. Louis Browns, to l
and 9 to 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03

at Thorntown SUNDAY and won easily IA
10 l. Anderson was in greet form hold
ing Thorntown to three hits. A. 3. C.s
will nlav Arcadia july A. and Mohawk
July g. Hoosiers have July % and several
dates in August open. Strong state teams
wishing to book the A. B. C.s write Martin
Moore I7f7 Northwestern Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03

The Philadelphia Athletics split
double header with the Boston Red Sox.
The first game went to the AS 8 to g
and the second TO Boston, to 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03

Hornsby was expected to perform
miraculous feats with the Boston
Braves after succeeding one Mr.
Slattery, late Of Harvard, 10 the
management.
Up till now the only miraculous
feat Hornsby has performed in con-
nection with the Braves has been To
desist certain bellicose citizens III
their determination to sink the en-
tire Boston pitching staff in the I'M
inviting waters OF the Charles River.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-03

Silver Flash cub will play 1T Peru
"Wednesday and at Bloomington next Sun
day. Flashes would like to hear from
Porters Camp To- game in the near fu-
tire. Address w. T Dav. 63i6 Ferguson
St, or call Humboldt 1925.
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Hornsby may have similar luck
in the seasons to come and if so
rosterity will unhesitatingly rank
him with the greats. PosSerity,
Unconditional, grave in judgment,
and infinitely fair, is like that.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-02
Smith In ( Conference
 With Stafe Aduisers
 in Home Territory

ROCHESTER, Oct. 2, (P)-Laying aside for the time being his stand ing as Democratic candidate, Gov. Al Smith came to Rochester to talk State politics and found his way to his hotel conference room blocked ny a huge throng who had turned out to welcome him back from Western wilds. From the time he arrived at the depot, where a large crowd gave him a noisy welcome, until he entered his suite at the Seneca hotel for a series of confer
 ences with advisers he was the
 mark of crowds of admirers.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-02
Thanksgiving Birds
 Likely Cost More

FORT WORTH. Tex, Oct l, (Ao) Texas turkey-raisers believe the east and north may have to dig deeper into the family wallet this year to pay for the Thanksgiving piece de resistance.
 Apparently there is shortage of from 20 to 30 percent in the num- Der of fowls for market as compar- ed with last year. Disease and dry weather are responsible One pro- ducer lost 800 out of 1000 birds.
 In 1927 farmers got 25 to 27 cents ia pound for their turkeys. The east paid 50 cents pound for the dressed fowl
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-02
START LONG FLIGHT

SAN DIEGO, Oct. l, (P)-CaTry- ing the greatest load ever taken in to the air by single notored plane on a world record flight trial Will lam Brock and Edward Schlee took off from Rockwell Field after dawn !n an effort to bring to AmerIca the worlds sustained flight record now held in Germany.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-02
Stewart Millions
 SdlI Jeopardized

NEW YORK Oct. l. lP)-The charges that James w. Stewart, said to be the son of E. w. Stew art, millionaire president of the Standard Oil Go. of Indiana. added in the sale of $10,OO0 worth of the worthless stock, is made in civil suit filed against Stewart.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-02

Mrs. Clyde Ellis, wife of the as sitant U. s. district attorney, ac- companied by her children, were among the local residents depart ing for the South on the s. s. Aleutian
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-02
GIRL YOUNGEST LAWYER

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1, (P)- .Irma Von Numes, Is, is the young est member of the Georgia bar. She is licensed to practice in all State courts and the Superior Courts of the United States. She has never attended law school, but studied with her father, Tillou Von Numes, Atlanta attorney
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-02

If you haven't tried Frye. .Bruhn's Baby Beef you have missed some. thing, friends!
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-02

THE NEW BRUNSWICK PORTA. BILE ARE HERE AT S27. scHAL- LERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-02

DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED PER FUMES AND TOILET ARTICLES. SCHALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-02

JUST RECEIVED NEW STOCK IF ALASKA FAT HERRING.
 SEWARD TRADING co.
Evening star., 1928-02-07
FOUR ARE INJURED
IN AUTO M|SHAPS
Machine 0verturns After Hit.
ting Wire From Fallen
Telephone Pole.

Four persons were injured In traffic
accidents yesterday evening. orfe mis-
hap occurring when an automobile
caught in the wire OF a fallen tele-
phone pole and overturned.
Broken In a previous accident, the
pole was down near Forty-ninth street
and Central avenue northeast when an
automobile driven by Robert Burnett,
1925 Prospect avenue. hit one of the
wires and overturned Mrs. Thelma
Burnett. l9 years old was shocked and
cut about the scalp. She was given
first aid at Casualty Hospital
While walking north at Fifteenth and
I streets George Craig. cOlored. % years
old. 1907 Virginia avenue. was knocked
down by the automobile OF Thomas
Fowler 93l New Hampshire avenue.
and seriously hurt He was treated at
Emergency Hospital by DR.. ODonnell
for a possible fracture OF the skull his
condition being reported undetermined
James NJ Martin. 10 years old. 80 K
street northeast. received injuries TO his
scalp and knee yesterday afternoon
when his motor cycle was struck by
taxicab driven by Charles J White.
1910 Twenty-fourth street. at Twenty
fourth and M streets. Martin was able
TO go home after receiving first aid at
Emergency Hospital.
Seven-year -old Paul Stovali. 1909 O
street was knocked down on the street
near his home Yesterday afternoon by
the automobile OF Charles II Merry
man Bradley Hills. Md He was taken
to Emergency Hospital where physi-
clans found he was not seriously in
tured
Evening star., 1928-02-07
CYCLE PATROLMAN NEAR DEATH
AFTER CRASH IN RUM CHASE
J. G. Helm Loses Suspected
Car as Truck Turns
Into Path.
Officer Still Unconscious
With Broken JaW-May
Have Skull Fracture.

Knocked unconscious when he
crashed into the side of a truck as he
was chasing another machine suspect
cd vi being rum runner along Bla-
dcnsburg road last night. Motor
Cycle Officer James G. Helm of the
twelfth precinct is fighting for his life
today at Casualty Hospital and the two
occupants of The truck are held for in
veStigation pending the outcome of the
pOliceman'S injuries. The fugitive car
disappeared.
Helm. who physicians said has "a
fighting chance" to recover had not re-
gained CONSCIOUSNESS this morning. He
was cut badly about the head. his jaw
was fractured his right arm injured
and he sustained possible internal in
iurieS An X-ray will be taken today
to determine whether his skull Is frac-
hlred.
Driver Under Guard.
The driver of the truck. Lawrence
Moreland. l9. was badly shaken up and
shocked and is under police guard at
Casualty Hospital. Charles Andrews.
20. his companion. is at the twelfth pre-.
cinct. Both men are employed by Will
liam Plummer. owner of the truck. and
al reside at 28l4 Evarts street north
east
The motor cycle officer was speeding
south on Bladensburg road about $50
o'clock in pursuit of suspected liquor
car. The truck. speed wagon. loaded
with yeast. sugar corn meal. hops and
coal. was going north on Bladensburg
Evening star., 1928-02-07
ARLINGTON SENDS REPORT
OF WEATHER TO EUROPE
Navy Station Broadcasts Condi-
tions to France, Where They
Are Relayed.

The Arlington, Va. radio station of
the Navy now sends out twice daily
weather broadcast for European meteor
logical services, which information Is
rebroadcast by the French government
to % European weather bureaus
Observations from rs North American
stations are selected and broadcast on
international numeral code at II am
and IL pm.
The service replaces n weather bull
Ietin for many years sent to France.
The new bulletins cali be copied by any
station where the code can be deciph-
cred. In addition. the naval commune
cations broadcast schedule has been en-
larged to six daily broadcast weather
bulletins. including the two European.
two flying weather" condition bulletins
and the two regular marine aviation
bulletins.