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THAT
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IfSCtF
VSl
the'
father's
death,
another
son.
entous
New
Deal
Session
of
Frank
John
H.
Bankhead,
second,
wen
a
hn
D.
Roosevelt's
first
admlnistra
senate
seat.
Knew
Parliamentary
Law
-tkedaily
news
Sportsman
Lett
Big
Trust
Fund
pember
of
a
family
whfch
verslty's
law
school.
Soon
alter
Eugen1f-InI
1915,
marri
Jlor
Plctely
""
the
scheme.
representee
ior
more
uian
receivng
hls
law
degree
almosl
wwu.
a,
,
a
century
under
the
capttol
forsook
hls
prcfeSsion
f0r
a
lheat.
,
pncr
SfrAof
.
pontics
wai
ii
mrwirign-.,
rtcal
Career
in
New
York.
Family
ww
wuvvi
years
of
climbing
the
house
.bbnosltlon
Induced
him
t
aiv.
,in
IMM
kWC
f1
.1
117
t
ority
ladder
intervened
before,
the
Idea
but
J
lived
to
Ue
hta
llLFlUlU
U1N
US
Winner
In
u
BanKneaii
ucvaic,
Ui
4u.t.
&mbltlons
In
that
direction
at-1
ession,
cnainrran
oi
tne
pow-
talned
hv
hi
danhtpr
Taiiniah
rules
committee,
majority'.
0
slae(l
and
s;rppn.
1
1
"
1
a
i
tted
first
to
the
65th
or
"war
I
Just
before
the
turn
of
the
cen-
nmtivn
nf
17.
irx
On
last
Saturday
nlaht
PINS
UNDER
WAY
Sir
Abe
Bailey
Provided
Million
friindlers
Opened
League
Season
Dollars
for
Schemes
io
Last
Night
With
Eight
Teams
Include
Natives
jn
play
,
Capetown,
sept,
ir.
wri
mve
Pln
Mownn(,
t,
Provision
for
a
250,000
($1,117,2001
swun-g
into
a(iti0n
for
the
winter
'
!
trust
fund
to
foster
Institutions
In
season
last
night
with
Home
Oil;
1
I
South
Africa
not
adequately
pro-
riankprs
tlon,
Bankhead
proved
an
ef
f
lclent
i
vided
for
by
the
state
and
also
for
sweep
three
game
to
nil
victories
legislator.
Teamed
with
his
senator
'
Imperial
inerests,
if
at
least
80
per
over
LlpsetFs,
Malkln's
and
Phll-
tn
l
1
.tdvlce
brother-
he
engineered
passage
of
cent,
of
the
income
is
spent
In
pott
Evltt
respectively
while
Royal
(
io
siay
on
the
f
oor
of
,4v
the
house
the
celebrated
Bankhead
cotton,
South
Africa,
Is
contained
in
the
Canadian
Air
Force
ru'lc
won
WJU
u,c
over
01
Sie-and
learn
ihp
mit
"
n-oH.
wm"
t.i
,
.i..
...
.
..
...
-
:
lam
Bankhead
Was
First
Ala;
Bankhead
dr.,
rttZ
Zl7
JIZ
UUU1
JV
uiuegrai
pari,
oi
uiciwm
or
oir
Aoe
uauey,
world
Known
nals
two
games
to
one
in
the
Can
To
Become
Speaker
S.
.
fourth
fixture.
H-,h
individual
t
"T
7
T'
T1
auk""1
Ul
auiuwja
icuuumw-,
uojects
oi
me
trust
include
en-
scorer
was
Max
Asemlssen
with
a
this
knowledge
that
he
attributed
tlon
leeislation
which
marl,
it
nns-
nt.
f,v,.
.
n
I
Vi4
1.
vwwnBwiisii.
v,i
uc
ai.iujl(
i
.UlOl
Ul
IOO
UI1U
average
UI
ill.
ASHINOTON,
D.
C.
Sept.
17:
-I.
r.M
j?
it,
thf
f,pfklrslV?
i
t-..
b"t
he
sible
.
for
thousands
of
crippled
vet-
Afrikaans
in
English
schools,
send-
Tomorrow
night
the
Mixed
Five
(..William
urocicman
name-;
y
"iy
erans
to
earn
a
liraij.
'Ing
students,
particularly
Afri-
Pin
LeagUe
will
start
as
follows:
!
i,
who
died
Sunday,
was
the
"a
'
"
oraior
ano
nis
wide
popu-
Bankhead
was
twice
married,
kaans,
on
vacation
trips'
to
England
Franklin's
vs.
Alley
Cats,
Woamjas
t
Alabaman
to
become
speaker
,amy
among
the
members.
The
first
union,
contracted
hi
and
other
parts
of
the
Empire,
and
&.
&
S.
Grocery,
People's
he
national
house
of
represen-
,,,,;,.
,
.u.
v.ni
....
January,
1900,
was
to
Ada
Eugenia
iutn
tn
the
salvntinn
Armv
'
stdr
v
Tniiprs
!.
iv..
ves
and
his
unanimous
election,
his
native
state,
he
was
educated
Se
MemPhls-
she
dled
a
few
The
noted
sportsman's
will
stipu-
nlng
Empire.
!
hat
nign
oiuce
maoe
congres-
lrt
oe
scri0olhouses.
thp
Universitv
ia.LC1
'"b
lated
that
natives
and
colored
per-
signal
Corps
1
al
history
of
Alabama
and
Georgetown
Uni
J
UJjlllbt
U
wnuii
tutu
sons
should
not
be
excluded
com
TOP
STILL'Basketball
James
134
Hall
....130
Smith
142
Flnley
143
Peacock
143
total
G92
R.
C.
A.
F.
1
Campbell
148
Smith
165
Johnstone
'
85
Dodge
.167
the
Brown
116
or
a
contest
under
tnese
uanKneao
won
tne
new
seat
tnus
Browns.
icams
were:
lurina
142
stances,
aulcklv
decided
up-
created.
Oliver
continued
in
office
T
v,
m,.i',i
t-ktiia
th
first
Fraser
Street
Arney,
Pavllkls.l
Asemlssen
.229
tinkhead
for
the
posLand
less.
and.
.years,tlatri
.presented
Bank-L
nMu
T?Pdt
downpd
the
.Vuckovlch.
Pdstuk.'Alexa'nder.aur-
Krlstmahson
12
hours"after
the
death
of
head's
name
to
the
house
Demo-
.,mnpr.im
Rrnnklvn
Dodeers
In
vIch
Bussey.
Total
736
predecessor
the
courtly
Ala-eratlc
caucus
as
a
candidate
for
cioseiv
contested
eame
and
in-
McClymont
Park
Santerbane,
Malklns
n
was
elected
Wltnout
ppposi-
majoruy
icauer.
las
the
45th
speaker
of
the'
Known
As
"Boy
Orator"
creased
their
margin
of
leadership
BU1-
Holkestad,
Husoy,
McDonald,
T.
Dunlop
103
139
Jones-
B.
Wlnthers
59
160
,tn
a
comfortable
ten
straight
t.
He
was
re-elected
January
Bankhead
s
oratorical
reputation
&mes
which
should
now
see
them
iwas
esiaoiisucu
even
ociuic
Ht
w
through
safely
to
the
pennant,
on
a
small
plantation
at
sent
to
congress,
for
in
1912
he
yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
ow,
Ala.
on
Aorll
12.
1874.
was
the
'
Doy
orator"
cnosen
to
&
was
the
son
oi
a
Con-
present
Oscar
W.
Underwood
of
I
:
'
ate
army
captain
who
blazed
Alamaba
as
a
candidate
for
the
.
all
fo
congress
which
later
Democratic
presidential
nomlna-
Joljpwed
by
two
of
his
soni.
tlon.
This
was
at
the
Baltimore
'Will"
was
elected
to
con-
convention,
scene
of
an
historic
1
from
the
newly-crealed
struggle
before
Woodrow
Wilson
I
Bth
district
of
Alabama,
his
"was
nominated.
tr,
Senator
John
Hollis
Bank-
Serving
his
congressional
ap-1
sJready
had
carved
a
dls-
prentlceshlp
In
the
grim
days
of
.
pished
career
in
the
national
the
World
War
and
achieving
both
About
io
years
after
power
and
distinction
In
the
mom-
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Cincinnati
4,
Brooklyn
3.
Pittsburgh
7,
New
York
6.
St.
Louis
2-7,
Philadelphia
3-1.
American
League
Philadelphia
3-3,
Cleveland
8-2.
Washington
2.
Detroit
9.
New
York
4,
St.
Louis
16.
Boston
6,
Chicago
2.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
League
Cincinnati
90
47
Brooklyn
82
59
1
Washington
:
60
St.
!-,
61
Philadelphia
51
60
60
63
67
65
71
82
87
657
Pittsburc
72
65
.526
St.
Louis
73
65
New
York
-
67
72
Chicago
68
73
Boston
59
72
Philadelphia
46
94
American
League
Cleveland
.a
-
82
Detroit
-
81
New
York
77
Boston
75
;
Chicago
78
SPORT
CHAT
"Sunny
Jim"
Bottomley,
St.
Louis'
I
Cardinal
first
baseman,
batted
in
12
runs
in
one
game
to
Set
a
'major
baseball
record
16
years
ago
'yesterday.
Playing
against
Brooi-
won
17-3.
con
'
w.-.w-
....
T
ZZ
before
the
knockout
In
the
second
.5291
.577
.574
.550
.528
.545
.458
458
.round.
482
Billy
Clinton
of
Croy,
Scotland.
.482
defeated
Hugh
Cameron
of
Port
.450
.Glasgow
for
the
Scottish
flyweight
ja
1
boxing
title
when
the
referee
stop-
ped
the
fight
at
the
start
of
the
ja.
Hmton
115
iP.
Stegavlg
196
A.
Landels
180
Total
653
Bankers
1
G.
Hume
225
A.-Mellln
167
A.
Pearson
126
O.
Tyler
156
F.
Conrad
183
Total
887
V.
Dell
J.
Comadina
.204
Jack
Dempsey
was
pushed
up'L,
Crlpps
213
from
the
press
table
and
flattened
C.
Kellett
133
Luis
Angel
Flrpo
In
one
of
the
jLow
IScore
140
greatest
modern-day
heavyweight
Total
911
lUUAiiiK
boxing
fights
uglily
staged
Dtagcu
at
ab
new
New
York'
Llpseit
1
v
i
n.
Baseoall
Standings
17
years
ag0
Saturday.
Knocked
down
six
times,
Firpo
sent
the
champion
through
the
ropes
in
the
first
round,
Dempsey
sprawled
iFMrnri
f.n
thp
rnnvns
twlrp
mnre
H.
Hansen
112
J.
Murray
95
F
Wight
Ill
H.
Jackson
78
J.
Moser
190
Total
586
2
122
100
143
.
170
142
677
i
207
168.
165
140
134
he
realized
a
long-'tury.
Bankhead
entered
a
law
;n,.0,anH
inAn
y,t
honm
basketball
game
between
McClv-1
Total
:..
681
ihed
ambition
to
wield
the.
partnership
with
his
brother.
John,
,iM,
AthiPtw
in
a
Wont
team
and
Fraser
Street
Philpott
Evltt
.1
2
er's
gavel
upon
the
death
of
.and
began
an
active
participation
doubie-header
here
yesterday
and
team
won
by
the
Street
Lambly
63
33
ler
Joseph
W.
Byrns
of
Ten-'ln
Democratic
politics.
He
served
,.,.
i,Hrc,.M
r
Cleaners
bv
a
clean
sweea
.Rothwell
iG5
181
e
near
the
close
of
the
193d
Madison
county
in
the
Alabama
American
League
with
a'half
game
The
basketball
series
this
win-
E.
Yager
135
133
ins.
Byrns
passing,
virtually
icgmaiure,
was
cuy
attorney
01
..,
nvpr
rptrnlr
TIcpm
who
rxr
win
get
under
way
as
soon
as
J.
xager
101
78
585
2
127
200
129
163
277
896
2
186
215
168
868
2
184
214
221
135
128
882
3
220
126
129
134
139
748
3
182
119
193
237
14Q
814
3
133
142
129
79
adjournment
eve,
created
a
Huntsvllle
for
four
years
and
clr--,..-
,rf,m
ih.
wahinffton
Sena-
arrangements
have
been
made
for,
A.
Sloan
174
160
.156
iuon
jor
nuitu
witrie
no
v"f
bvh.iuji
u
ui-
iuuuccuui
ots
Meanwhile,
the
New
York
5,5
Vl
l""
"au-
ne
juniors
o
aem
it
was
tne
iirst
time
a
jumciai
circuit
irom
iiu
10
,
yanes
dropped
further
back
Into
mav
gei
lwo
mgnts
a
weeK.
nspims
1
ier
naa
aiea
wniie
congress
turn
ie
iricu
ior
tunsn-ss
oul
third
place
three
and
a
half
"cre
were
some
atanoard
uuiwooasiae
las
li
arasiuii.
rui
ijr
inucn,
Oil-
i?
.
imti.
jvoio
games
belOW
the
TlgerS
by
a
Tout
"C"ms
me
ga-iuc
wilicil"uuc
lij
to
avert
anything
in
the
later
the
district
was
divided
and'at
the
harids
0f
the
booming
St.
;was
greatly
liked.
IDavies
109
639
3
230
125
914
3
193
205
126
140
214
878
3
201
170
176
178
172
897
211
206
178
252
78
173
823
1057
2
3
220
158
176
143,
175
203
187
140
179
195
935
839.
Allied
Legions
Booming
Soccer
T
537
452
443
544
390
871
T
260
212
535
156
394
191
401
736
125
T
435
424
427
551
562
630,
5631
T
490
414
437
405
5G4
seventh
round
becaufe
of
an
In-
-Prospects
of
British
Army
Schedule
jury
to
Cameran
s
eye.
.
Taking
in
Teams
of
Many
1
Nations
wumvuiuai
iMyiiui,
LONDON,
Sept.
17:(CP)-Plans
f
i
1
W
'
:
sare
being
made
for
an
International
427
J,S
LriDDae
IT
inner
army
soccer
tournament,
bringing
370
together
home
teams
and
those
of
W
cbuhtrles
whose
forces
Cdmpelu'"11
thf
u
-
To.,k
Honors
In
Perglnf
are
Rationed
in
Great
Britain.
tlon
At
United
Services
Hut
1
CRUSHED
UNDER
TERRACE
j
Members
of
the
Polish
army
al-
1
At
End
Of
Week
KADI.
India,
Sept.
17:
(CP)
ready
are
forming
a
team
for
a
Four
women
were
crushed
to
death
Bombardier
Moffat
won
tori
!
ame
a8alhst
a
British
army
team
and
six
others
seriously
injured
honors
m
-a
crlbbage
tournament
j
at
GlaS0W
and
opportunities
for
in
this
Baroda
State
town
when
at
tne
United
Services
Hut
at
the'Playln
aI
wil1
be
glven
Czechs,
the
terrace
of
a
shop
collapsed
week-end.
Fusilier
Kellermart
was
'
Frenchmen,
Norwegians,
Bqlgians,
and
fell
on
the
victims.
MINE
WAS
EFFECTIVE
Manchester,
Sept.
17:
(cpi-
A
cow
was
blown
to
pieces
near
here
when.lt
wandered
from
grazing
land
into
a
south-west
coastal
defence
2onl
arid'
tripped
on
a
hidden
land
mine.
the
losing
finalist
after
a
close
Dutch
and
other
all,ed
tP-
and
uuu
exciting
Aiujig
game.
game,
Prizes
i
Were
were
1
rpt0
the
wlnner
and
theiFrish
Fusiliers
Defeat
Bronchs
.
Srnr
Of
99
11
Tn
Inltnirnrln.
1
Win
In
Softball
Defeated
Three
Sisters
Eight
To1
One
And
Will
Play
Again
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Irish
Fusiliers,
behind
the
Sup-PRATT,
Kas.,
Sept.
17:
(CP)-
lerlatlve
pitching
of
Brown,
de-
Talking
of
camouflage,
a
gardener
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
17:
(CP)
feated
Three
Sisters
eight
to
one
here,
wanting
to
conceal
his
back-
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
defeated
late
last
week
In
a
City
Softball
yard
melon
patch
simply
let
the
Calgary
Bronchos
by
a
score
bf
22
League
play-off
game.
The
decld-wej-tb
and
grass
grow
tall
around
to
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be
played
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SHOES
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In
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Gore
Pumps
with
Spanish
and
Cuban
Heels.
Dependable
Shoes,
Pius
Class
and
Value.
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SHOE
STORE
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The
Home
of
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Shoes
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MELBOURNE,
Sept.
17:
(CP)
476
Gerald
L.
Patterson,
singles
tennis
358
champion
of
Wimbledon
in
1919
416
and
1922,
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a
government
candl-447
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