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I iff IE 1 Croniim Ferrell Reinstated Wes by nnn in 7 I Jl7 Hi o) Ok ire mm VOTE DAILY DOUBLE Bess Tarn and Pretty Busy Paid SI 20.20 s. ft POLITICAL TAL Racing G.O.P Leader From Los Angeles Protests Garland's Address YOUNG ICKES LEFT TO RIGHT ROBERT FRANCIS NCONE, STAGE h-TTi3Af? AT NARRAGANSETT FIRST RACE $1000, 2-year-old maidens, claiming, 6 furlongs. Bess TW, 112, May 42.40 20.40 11.60 Gayette, 107, Anderson .15.20 9.40 Keep Going, 112, Paradise. 27.10 Time, 1:13 4-5. Bypath, Hunters Gold, Corker, Lovely Day, Beacon Queen, Mock Modesty, Gone West, Foxo, Glow Worm also ran.

SECOND RACE $1000, 3-year-olds and up, claiming, 6 furlongs. Pretty Busy, 111, Seabo 5.00 3.80 3.10 Good Dame, 106, Mauro 49.80 18.30 Proteus, 108, Lynch 4.60 Time, 1 :12 3-5. Prosecutor, Insulated, Color Bearer, Spittenimage, Desperado, General Mary Stenson, Man-ya, Long Count also ran. In the midst of a bitter attack upon President Roosevelt, Francis P. Garland, Boston lawyer, was stopped by the National Association of Women Lawyers, ruled out of order and was not permitted to finish his speech.

Lawyer Garland came into the convention of the women lawyers during the morning business session, at the Hotel Bradfcrrd. He was not scheduled as a guest speaker. He presented himself and was introduced by the presiding officer as the bearer of greetings from the Massachusetts Bar Association. The Massachusetts Bar Association was to have brought greetings yesterday when the convention opened, and Henry R. Mayo was scheduled as the guest speaker.

Starting in to talk about good lawyers and "shyster" lawyers, attorney Garland talked on some time and suddenly launched a "Republican campaign speech" as one of the protesters designated it. The women bore with him until he stated after a severe at-. SPAIN ARRESTS AGED ROYAL CHAPLAIN New "Summary Tribunal" of Radicals Formed to Try Fascists Ballot Commission Hearing in Uproar State Troopers Eject Two WES BACK, BUT FINEJTANDS Ferrell May Be on Mound In Thursday's Game By MELVILLE E. WEBB JR Wesley Ferrell today was returned to the Red Sox payroll. His 10-day suspension was lifted by Manager Joe Cronin at a conference attended by the manager, pitcher and business manager, at Fenway Park.

Wes will- start working at once, and if he gets into the swing of things today and tomorrow, he will probably be named to go on the nrine line for the Red Sox on 'Thursday against Mickey Cochrane's Tigers. However, that $1000 fine applied to Farrell Continued on Page 10 WILSON FACES ROWE ON SLAB Red Sox and Tigers Open Three-Game Series i RED SOX DETROIT Almada, rf rf Walker Cramer, cf lb, Burns Foxx, lb 2b, Gehringer Mannsh, If If, Goslih Kroner, 2b cf, Simmons McNair, ss 3b, Owen Cronin. 3b ss, Rogell R. Ferrell, Myatt Wilson, Rowe Umpires Hubbard, Moriarty and Ormsby. By JAMES C.

O'LEARY FENWAY PARK, Aug 25 The Red Sox and the Tigers hooked up this afternoon in the first of a three-game series with Jack Wilson and Schoolboy Rowe opposed to each other on the mound. Manager Mickey Cochrane caught eight innings in Chicago the other day, but did not feel very well after the stunt and said he did not expect to do any more catching this season. He will rest up after the close of the season and undergo an operation before the opening of next season. Wilson had won six games this season and lost four. It was a good baseball day with about 4000 fans in the stands at game time.

FIRST INNING TIGERS Walker beat out a hit to deep short. Burns singled to left. Walker stopping at second. Gehringer forced Burns, Foxx to McNair. Goslin doubled to right, scoring Walker, Gehringer holding up at third.

Simmons was purposely passed, filling the bases. Owen fouled to R. Ferrell. Rcgell's pop fly fell safely in front of McNair for a single, Gehrhpger and Goslin scoring, Simmons stopping at third. A double steal was successful when Rogell started for second.

Wilson threw to Kroner and Simmons started for home, beating Kroner's throw to the plate. Rogell reached second. Myatt walked. Rowe popped to Fox. FOUR RUNS, four hits, two RED SOX Rowe threw out Almada.

Cramer lined to owen. Foxx bounced out. Rowe to Burns. NO Run. 312 HUNTINGTON AVE.

BOSTON Tlphen KINmer 5600 A The men euih Singla Classes OH ALL tack upon the President and the present Administration "President Roosevelt, 4he New Deal, the Communists and the Reds are ruining the Constitution of the United States and ruining this country." Immediately Rosalind Goodrich Bates of California was on her feet. She told the speaker that his time was up. There was considerable confusion, and attorney Bates above the uproar, made a motion that no political propaganda or partisan speeches.be permitted. Dr Cross of Chicago seconded the motion. Frances, Spooner of Chicago asked that the man be permitted to go on.

The motion was put to a vote and was almost unanimous. Only two women voted against the motion. Attorney Garland left the room. Rosalind Goodrich Bates, who stopped lawyer Garland, is an international lawyer, a member of the Mexican Bar and the California Bar a leading Republican, and the head Women Lawyers Continued on Page 15 DAILY. BURGLAR RAIDS ICE BOX ABOUT NOON COLUMBUS, Aug (A P) Mrs Elinor V.

Lewis asked police to look for a daily burglar who raids her ice box about noon. It's been going on for months, she and on occasions he prepares a dessert, cooks a meal, washes his dishes, turns on her radio, reads her magazines, and leaves "thank you" notes. ADMITS MEN AND WOMEN IX. B. DEGBEE IX.M.

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334 Boylston Bostoa ITY I HUNTINGTON t'ty-lHS'! tNM0- lavtNuc 2 saoo ICKES GETS AID OF WITNESSES Cleared After Several Tell Story in Woburn WOBURN, Aug 25 Robert H. Ickes, son of Harold L. Ickes, chief of the Federal P. W. A.

in Washington, was found not guilty in District Court on charges of operating under the influence of liquor. Judge Arthur E. Eno of Lowell presided and Chief William H. Rogers of the Winchester police prosecuted for the Government. Young Ickes, who came to Massachusetts this Summer to hold a clerical job on the Mystic Valley sewer P.

W. A. project, was defended by attorney Francis R. Mullin of Winchester. Had Ale Hours Before In his own defense young Ickes testified that he had had a bottle of ale with his supper about 8 on the evening when he incurred the charges, which were preferred by Sergt Charles J.

Harold of the Winchester Police, i Ickes said that -he then took a young Winchester woman to a dance Ickes Continued on Page 14 CURLEY MAKES APPEAL TO F. D. Asks Speeding Up of W. P. A.

Bridge Construction WASHINGTON, Aug 25 (A P) Gov James M. Curley of Massachusetts appealed today to President Roosevelt for a speeding up of the Works Progress Administration program in Massachusetts, particularly the construction of bridges washed out by the floods last March. "We have 124 bridges washed away in Massachusetts" Curley told reporters as he left the White House, "and while work has started on some, red tape has delayed a start on reconstruction of most of them. The President agreed to get in touch with Aubrey Williams (assistant W. P.

A. administrator) to see what can be done." Asked his opinion of the Presi-Curley Continued on Page 14 HYDRANT BLOW-OUT FLOODS BARRE CELLARS BARRE, Vt, Aug 25 (A P) A hydrant connection blew out today in the business district flooding scores of cellars and disrupting 200 telephone lines. TREASURY BALANCE Aug 25 (A Pi-Treasury receipts for Aug 22 were expenditures balance $1,980,685,695. Customs receipts for the month were $25,314,455. (DE-mrJDEiER SECRETARIAL SCHOOL OOna- and two-year courses In Secretarial Science Preparing -Mmen tor aapertor petition! In bnaineu and the profusions.

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ICKES AND ATTORNEY E. MULLIN BIGNEY FIST FIGHT after Langone had thrown his straw hat at Bigney. OBrien, armed with a power of attorney to represent another unidentified candidate in the Council contest, was ordered taken from the room by Chairman Charles H. McGlue of the commission after O'Brien had resented the removal of Langone and after he himself had refused to take a seat in the rear of the crowded room. Both Langone and O'Brien strug gled with the officers when ordered to leave.

Langone Hurls His Hat The flare-up between Langone and Ballots Continued on Page TIGERS The Temperature Today The thermometer at Thompson's Spa records the temperature up to 3 today as follows: 12 1833 1936 1933 13.1b 58 57 62 6S 72 lorn 70 81 81 81 70 73 80 72 74 Political Advertisement TONIGHT WBZ 6:15 SlMltfe- Wttki, 97 Viltntliw" W. NewtM i LAWS ANTIQUATED, BAR MEETING TOLD Georgia Man Criticizes Procedure, Says Jury Trials Outmoded Results judges and 14 civilians representing the Madrid Socialist party, the Socialist General Union of Workers, Casa del Pueblo (central office of trade unions, the United Socialist Youth Organizations, the Communist party, the National Confederation of Labor, the Federation of Iber- Spain Continued ori Page 10 THE WEATHER United Weather forecasfis States Bureau For Boston and its vicinity: Mostly fair, occasionally overcast tonight and Wednesday; slightly cooler tonight; moderate variable wind becoming northrlv indi cations for Thursday in central New England are partly cloudy and warmer, probably threatening. For southern New England and rew Hampshire and Vermont: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday: cooler tonight. For Maine: Generally fair tonight and Wt nesday; cooler in west and north portions tonight 3RD PRIZE $200 COOtER 5' A fist fight between Senator Joseph A. Langone of the North End and Ex-Senator Robert E.

Bigney of South Boston created an uproar before the state Ballot Commission today when hearings were resumed on the protest against Bigney papers for the Republican in the 4th Councilor District, where Executive Councilor Daniel H. Coak-ley seeks renomination and reelection. The clash ended when the North End Senator and Joseph O'Brien of Boston were ejected from the hearing room by state troopers. The battle between Langone and Bigney laste donly a few minutes with Bigney striking the only blow RED SOX At Boston Detroit Boston 1 4 2.3 4 I (Copyright. 1936.

by the Associated Press) MADRID, Aug 25 The Spanish Socialist Government arrested the ged Fr Jose Ferandez Montana. ho ministered to the former Royal Family, in a new purge of Fascist ympathizers within Madrid today. The former confessor to Alfonso nd Victoria was arrested as a new People's summary tribunal" in-J-Curated "swift and relentless jus-t-ce for Fascists." Four rebel officers were executed tpon sentence by the new tribunal. cJ'i fter a fire and attempted rebeUon in the capital's "model prison Saturday. The tribunal was composed of the msidtnt of the Supreme Court.

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The requirement of unanimous verdicts in civil cases can hardly be justified. Distinctions between law and equity courts and their procedure should be abolished." His address was one of the highlights of the numerous section meet-Bar Continued on Page 15 JEWS FLASH! Last 'month Rhode Islanders drank over TWO MILLION mora qlatiet of Hartley's than any other ale. This overwhelming public approval is due to its fine taste and good digestibility. Try a bottle and judge for yourself. Say MAULEY'S for ALE Irewed In Rhode Island's Oldest Irewerj D'tttributed by S.

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