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New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
COLLINS IS SAFE
American Professor in England, Re- ported Missing, Was Not Even in Any Danger.

Edinburgh, Scotland, July 8 LPl- Professor Joseph Victor Collins, of Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Is return ing to London today still unable to see why the police forces of England and Scotland and a score of news paper sleuths have been so excited about his visit to the north 10 at tend the world education conference.
 Professor Collins first intimation that his wife, in London, did not know where he was came yesterday afternoon when a friend met him on an Edinburgh street and informed him that the police were searching for him on the theory that he had been the victim of London footpads.
 The professor explained he left London earlier than he had planned, and informed his wife by postcard mailed at Kings Cross station of his departure. He spent Tuesday and Wednesday sightseeing, and as he only attended the conference infor- mally, he was not informed that he was tho object of an extensive search, in which the wireless was used to broadcast a description of him.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs

Warranty deeds have been filed for record as follows. Marcellino Gallo to Mary and Giuseppe Gallo. Judd avenue and Charles street; Michael Corrozz to Catherine Fer rara, Cherry court; Joseph and Ethel Hooper, to Mary Toplyn, Chapman street; Union Realty Co.,. Inc, to Michael J, and Elizabeth Lynch. Arch street: William F. Serv- ice to Mary A. Mccormack, ct al. Newbury and Hampton streets; Sal vatore Riggio to Maria Zappulia, Sterling street.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
BUYS OUT NEWSPAPER
Well Known Chicago Cartoonist Pur-
 chascs St. Charles, III, Paper.


 Chicago, July B Rl-Lester Nor ris, whose cartoons on the margins of the letters he wrote to his school day sweetheart. Dellora Angel, sSS,- 000,0O0 heiress. won her for his wife, has purchased the St. Charles, Illin- ois,. Chronicle from Miss Lima Pas chai. its owner and publisher for twenty-two years.
 Norris will do cartoons for the paper of which he will he publisher. Miss Paschal, said to be the first woman in Illinois 10 run a paper. continues as editor.
 Mrs Norris. as pellora Angel in- herited the fortune from John 'Eei q MillioH'' GatsA
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
BIG COTTON CROP

Washington, July s3 Rl-This years cotton crop. which early gave indication of being one of the larE- est ever grown, declined during fine three weeks ending July IS 10 the extent of TSi.oo0 bales Tn It's sec end forecast Of the season today the department of agriculture announe- cd the indicated crop to be fs.5ss,. esa eA,AlNAiAAt tte-esuna nalsa
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
MISS EDERLE TAKES SWIM.

Boulogne, France, July 23 Pl- Miss Gertrude Ederie, American champion woman swimmer who is training here for an attempt 10 swim the English channel had her first dip today in it's water. Miss Ederle is in splendid condition and is ready for her attempt at any time eondi- tinns are favorable.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23

ton of the rates on second class matter that were fin effect In 1920. After the second advance Of the War. Revenue Act, which are tho same rates that were advocated by Sena- tor George at the last session of congress" concludes tho brief,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
GIVES BURIAL PLOT

Marquette Prisoners Need Not Be
 Buried In POttcr's Field.
 Marquette, Mich, July c3 Pl-
New Britain herald., 1925-07-23

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Evening star., 1925-11-22

poration from the directors wife.
Nine. Valentine Perret. Madame
Sans Gene" was made in France, with
Gloria Swanson as the star.
Erich Won stroheim. who directed
the production of THE Merry Widow, -
Is said to be strongly opposed to the
use Of makeup in screen production
work and most OF the players in THE
Merry Widow" appeared without It.
1t Is Won Stroheim's theory that make
up irons out the irregularities Of the
countenance that contribute largely to
make Characters appear human.
Following the custom at the Metro.
politan Theater, Harry r. Lohmeyer.
manager OF Crandall's Tivoli Theater,
has adopted the policy Of inviting his
last audience Saturday night to re-
main In the house for the broa dcast-
ing OF Otto F. Beck's Wurlitzer Grand
Organ recital as part of the program
Of the "Crandall Saturday Nighters,"
Mr.. Lohmeyer goes even further and
extends an invitations to music lovers
to listen to Mr.. Beck. .broadcasting on
FRIDAYS from IL to / pm, when no
charge will be made sL>,
Indians, who rode against Kit Car
son SO years ago are said to- be
among the 10000 red men who took
part in the filming, on the Navaj 10
reserva ton in Arizona. OF Zane Grey s
The Vanishing American
At crandans Tiyon Theater satur-
day morning at 1p:1s. when Mrs.
Harriet Hswley Locffer presents an
Evening star., 1925-11-22

One thousa nd pounds of Turkish ana
Persian candy was manufactured for
single scene In The Golden Jour
ney," spectacle production which
Raoul Walsh Is directing. according to
q report from the Paramount studio.
In Herbert Brenon's screen produc-
ton of Dancing Mothers made
from the play by Edgar Selwyn and
Edmund Goulding. Alice Joyce has
been selected to play the role of the
mother: Conway Tearle will be Jerry;
Betty Bronson has the flapper part
of kittens, and William Collier. Jr..
plays her sweetheart, Kenneth. Other
parts. Including that of Westcourt.
the father, have not yet been cast.
Harry Iangdon, who has moved
his effects to the First National
studios. Hollywood. and Will appear
in feature.length comedies for that
orsa nization. has closeted himself
with his quintet Of gag men, MAX
ing preparations for his first feature.
I.angdon is considered an ACE" bet
and ACE, comedians are not to be
picked up on every corner In Holly
wood. The eyes OF the film industry
are said TO be riveted on his initial
activities.
\ high French honor. the first
grand prize at the Exposition of Dec
orative Arts has just been awarded
Leonce Perret. French director of the
Paramount picture, Madame Sans
Gene" according to cableGram re.
ceived by Famous Players-Laaky Cor.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Get Thin" for Movies.
''CET on diet. You're too fat. :,

II CET on diet. You're too fat
This was the substance Of
orders recently given more than half
of the girls of the Paramount Picture
school, Inc.
Five girls whose total weight is 81
pounds more than when they entered
the school three months ago row are
watching their calories. Regular
hours kept by the students, along with
the daily physical exercise they take.
are blamed
They arise daily at :. these stu
dents. Breakfast Is regularly at 8.
roll call at the Paramount Long
Island studio at g. with calisthen-
les and posture exercises on the roof
preceding the days work which begins
at $50. Lunch is promptly at noon:
with classes dismissed at 5. After
the strenuous day, dinner is regularly
held Immediately after the students
arrive at the Allerton Hotel, where
they are quartered.
Moreover some special form OF
physical exercise is held daily. There
is fencing and boxing for the men,
and dancing for the girls. Both have
horseback riding. SWIMMING and
gymnastics. When mealtirne comes
they're hungry. And until the above
order was given that hunger has been
satisfied. with the curve-swelling re.
suits noted
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Movies and the Army.
THE Army has gone in for scree

THE Army has gone in for screen
acting again.
Not so long ago Richard Barthel
mess dashed up to West Point and
enlisted the services of the entire
academy in the filming of Glass
mates" a West Point story.
Now Johnny Hines has done tho
same thing with the Army post al
Fort Myer. Va, under the command
Of Col. Hawkins, for Rainbow RILEY. =
Hines new vehicle
This WAS largely due, It is said IN
the efforts of Jack Connolly of the
Hays organization In Washington.
who arranged for the Aiming or
scenes through the War Department
and Lieut.. johnson of the Sigma
Corps. in charge of the post photo
graphic division.
Col. Hawkins placed Ave Of his star
AT the disposal Of the picture com
pany-Maj. Hoyle of the Artillery
Capt. Daniels, his aide; Lieut. Ale
George, Lieut.. Johnson and Lieu
Boykin of the Cavalry, and. accordfn.
10 Hines, they all entered into N,
business of picture making like reg
lar troupers.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Going to Be Great Fun.

IF the big watchman in the Federal
= Trust & Savings Bank in Holly
wood tries TO eject from the banking
rooms ragged little girl stocxingless
and with her blonde hair in braids
down her back. some afternoon when
the bank directors are meeting, he'd
better look out.
For the. little girl might be direc-
tor of the bank.
Mary Pickford. who was recently
honored by being elected to the banks
board of directors, Is just as likely as
not to 60 to the meeting in costume TO
save time.
Miss Pickford. in addition to being
a moving picture producer, a star and
an officer of the Mary Pickford Com
pany. has taken on the additional re-
sponsibility of helping to manage
other peoples money and affairs.
The bank with which she is. afffli-
ated has a number OF prominent mo-
ton picture people connected with its
management. Her husband. Douglas
Fairbanks, also is a director, and
Joseph NJ. Schenck is the president.
It's quite thrill being real bank
director" Miss Pickford says. but J
think II e going TO he great fun =
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Photoplays This Week.
SAVOY.

To-day and tomorrow. Pola Nesri. in
Flower of Night" and Wanda Wiley
In "A Winning Pair: Tuesday, Percy
Marmont in The Street Of Forgotten
Men," Harry Langdon in plain
Clothes" and Hodge Podge": Wednes-
day. Irene Rich in The Wife Who
Wasn't Wanted and Larry Semon in
The Cloud Hopper: Thursday,
Lowell Sherman in Satan in Stables"
and Stan Laurel in Navy Blue Days :;
Friday, Betty Bronson and Ricardo
Cortez in Not So Long Ago" and
Eddie Nelson In Hot and Heavy:
Saturday. Matt Moore in His Males
ty Bunker Bean" and Jobyna Ralston
in Are Parents Pickles"
TAKOMA.
Today. Thomas Meiahan in "The
Man Who Found Himself" Our Gang
comedy and selections by Newen's y
Dancelovers' Orchestra $3.50 p.mD.
shows al 3, : and 3 PM: tomorrow,
day. I'm the Name OF Love- with
Beery and Raymond Hatton; also
stein and Lou Tellegen. in "Parisian
Nights" and comedy: Thursday.
"Lightnin'.' with Jay Hunt. Madge
Bellamy. Wallace Macdonald and
Ethel Clayton; alse a Jimmie Adams
comedy; shows at g. 5. and pm:
Friday. Jacqueline Logan III Playing
With Souls" Aesop's Fable, comedy
and Secret Service Sanders" No. s:
Saturday. Bebe Daniels in Wild.
Wild Susan" ,Aesop's Fable and
comedy.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Four thousand yards of silks and
draperies have just been imported
from Europe and the Orient for use
In molion picture. The materials.
1t Is claimed, were gathered by n spe.
cial representative after weeks OF
travel through China. Japan. India
Egypt. Italy and Spain, for hangines
m huge palace sequence for The
Lucky Lady which Raoui Walsh is
producing for Paramount. For one
room. alone more than 10000 feet of
draperies were required r
Evening star., 1925-11-22
RAPHAEL.

Today. Gloria Swanson in The
Coast of Folly: Adventures of
Maize, No. ., "A Constant Simp";;
tomorrow, Elaine Hamrnerstein and
Lew Tellegen in Partisan Nights"
comedy; Tuesday. Betty Bronson in
Are Parents People, Fox News,
also amateur contest at o'clock;
Wednesday, Florence Vidor and Matt
Moore in Grounds for Divorce" COM
edy. also gift night Due to the
Thanksgiving holiday the gift shoppe
will take place Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday. Ramon Navarro.
Wesley Barry and Harriet Hammond
In The Midshipman." Our Gang com
edv. Secret Service Sanders" Special
holiday Thanksgiving. day, $50 pm.
Saturday. Lefty Flynn in 20. U.
West" comedy and "Perils of the
Wild" No. s. - y : -
Evening star., 1925-11-22
AVENUE GRAND.

To-day tomorrow and Tuesday. Har-
old LLOYD in THE Freshman and
"Sportlight": Wednesday. Betty Bron,
son in The Golden Princess and
Jimmie Adams in BE Careful:
Thursday and Friday, Norma Tai
madge in "Graustark" and o. Henry's
comedy Shoes: Saturday. Adolphe
Neniou. Bessie Love and Greta Ms
sen in The King on Main street,
Sennetts The Iron Nag" and The
Ace of Spades" No. {.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
PRINCESS.

To-day. tomorrow and Tuesday Cecil
r. de Miles The Ten Command
ments." with Richard Dix. Theo Rob
erts, Leatrice Joy and Rod La Rogue.
Nnd comedy: Wednesday, Virginia
Nalli in The Siege" and the Spar
Family in Hard Boiled Tenderfoot" ::
Thursday, Harold Lloyd in safety
last" comedy and amateur night:
Friday. Buddy Roosevelt in Cyclone
Buddy" News Reel and comedy: Sat.
urday. Ben Alexander in "Penrod and
Sam" Jimmy Aubrey in The Helping
Hand" and Episode 8. Secret Service
SapderS
Evening star., 1925-11-22
CHEVY CHASE.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday, Will
liam Fox's The Iron Horse, Aesop' S
Fables and news events; wednesday
and Thursday. Ramon Navarro in
The Midshipman." comedy and news
events Especial matinee Thanksgiving
day. o:3O p.m.l; Friday. Harold Bell
Nrights THE Recreation of Brian
Kent" with Kenneth Harlan, Helene
chadwick; Hal Roach comedy. Are
Parents Pickles. fourteenth chapter
Secret Service Sanders: Saturday,
James kirkwood and Edna Murphy in
THE Police Patrol" Bulls Eye COM
edy Westward Ho,' seventh chapter
''Mild West.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

William Haines, who recently was
seen here AS Mary Pickford's leading
man. in Little Annie Rooney" is
pictured as Norma Shearer's rural
sweetheart in THE Tower of Lies"
the new Victor Seastrom production
Tor Metro-Goldwyn. featuring Lon
Chaney and Miss Shearer.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Next Week. $ Photoplays

AoLO M b1A-kudolph -Nalen-
tino in The Eagle"
METROPOLITAN-Syd Chap
lin in The Man on the
PALACE-Thomas Meighan
IN Irish Luck"
RlALTO-Harrison Ford in
The Wheel"
TlVOLT-"The Phantom of
the Opera" The Son OF His
Father" Exchange of
Wives and Black Cyclone"
AMBASSADOR-"The' Man
on the Box" The Unwritten
Law The Son OF His
Father" and Seven Days"
CENTRAL - The Limited
Mail Flower OF Night"
The Son of His Father" and
Seven Days"
Evening star., 1925-11-22

other Of her. special programs for
children sponsored by the public
service and educational department of
the Crandall Theaters, the pledge to
the flag will be led by the Camp Fire
Girls of Takoma Park. who will also
serve as attendant ushers.. IT
Evening star., 1925-11-22
CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow. The Dark
Angel" with Ronald Colman: Tues
day. The White Monkey" with Bar
hara La Mar: Wednesday. "A WON
ans Faith" with Alma Rubens and
Percy Marmont; special Thanksgiving
matinee. pm: Thursday. Thunder"
the marvel dog, in His Masters
Voice; Friday. Hoot Gibson in
Tanning the West; Saturday, The
Limited Mail" with Monte Blue.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
PARK.

Today and tomorrow. Cecil :.
de- Miles The Ten Commandments"
with Theodore Roberts, Richard Dix
and Leatrice JOY, also" Park News
events; Tuesday, Thunder. the marvel
dog. in Black Lightning" with Clara
Row; Mack Sennett comedy. Tell 1t
to the Police" Pathe Colored Review
and Gift Shoppe; Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday. Douglas Fairbanks
in Don O. with Mary Astor, and
Park News Events. Special on Fri
day, local talent night; Saturday,
Lou Tellegen and George Walsh in
THE Sporting Chance" chapter ~
of Peril of the Wild and comedy.
fShows continuous on Saturday from
2 nd on Sunda VS. from pm. Special
matinee on Thank ksgiving day. Con
tinuo,Is from p.m.).
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Additional news from Paramount
concerning its Florenz ZieEfeld pic
ture. "Glorifying the American Girl.
which Malcom St Clair viii direct, re
veals that the story was written fol
the screen by Rex Beach. The cas-,
has not yet been chosen. although pro
duction is scheduled to commence thu
last of this month.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
YORK

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tat
madse in "GrauStark" and @. Henry's
comedy, Shoes; Tuesday Adolphe
Menjou, Bessie Love and Gre1a Mis-
sen in The King on Main Street"
and Mack Sennett's The Iron Nag:
Wednesday, Betty Bronson in The
Golden Princess" and Spat Family
comedy, Excuse My Glove: ThurS-
day. Monte Blue and Vera Reynolds
in The Limited Mall and comedy.
Dog Daze": Friday, Lois Wilson In
Rugged Water and comedy. a
Cloudy Romance: Saturday. Douglas
MacLean in Seven Keys to Bald
pate, Al st. John in Fair Warning
and The Ace of Spades" No. >.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
APOLLO.

To-day and tomorrow. Betty Comp
son and Ricardo CorteZ in THE Pony
Express and Aesop Fable: Tuesday,
Betty Bronson in The Golden Prin.
cess and Neal Burns in Soup to
Nuts: Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day. Harold Lloyd in The Fresh
man" and News: Saturday, Lillian
Rich and Creighton Hale in Seven
hays" Charlie Chase in The Care
takers Daughter" and The Ace of
Sna deS. ~ No D
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Holiday matinees will he given in p
the Crandall houses Thursda .
Thanksgiving day. AS a majority =
the Crandall Theaters already preser
daily matinees. this means addition
performances only at Crandal's An
bassador. Savoy. York, Apollo an,
Home Theaters
Evening star., 1925-11-22
CIRCLE.

Tuesday Ricardo Cortez. Greta Ms
gen. Wallace Beery and Raymond Hat
ton in In the Name of Love !;
Wednesday. Claire Windsor in The
Denial; Thursday. Charlie Chaplin in
The Pilgrim Gang comedy in
Shooting Iniuns," Harold Lloyd in
Never Weaken" and "Only Country
Lass" natural colors; Friday. Lew
Cody. Eleanor Boardman. Creighton
Hale. Renee Adoree in Exchange OF
Wives; Saturday. Jack Pickford and
Norma Shearer in Waking Up the
Town"
Evening star., 1925-11-22
OLYMPIC.

Today. The Girl Who Wouldn't
Work: tomorrow, Norma Talmadce in
"Graustark": Tuesday. Behe Daniels
in Wild. Wild Susan; Wednesday,
Ronald Colman and Eelma Banky III
The Dark Angel: Thursday, Ramon
Navarro in The Midshipman": Fri
day. Tom Mix in The Lucky Horse
shoe; Saturday. sun Up.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
(Continued from Third Page.D

Lawrence. Frank Currier and Win
ter Hall Ii-e Conley In Pleasure
Round" and the Pathe Review will
he added. Saturday only will che
shown The Ace of Spades. install
M
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Ba alboni. First Nationals new and
much talked of director, has been as
signed to direct THE Far Cry" a
stage play by Arthur Richman. adapt
ed by Katherine kavanaueh under the
supervision Of June Mathis. The Far
Cry is the story OF the life OF Europe
a. lived hN American
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Allan pwan's newest production.
Sea Horses" went into production
November Q. The story Is from the
novel by Francis Brett Young and was
adapted, by James Shelly Hamilton.
Leading roles viii be played by Flor.
ence Nidor. Jack Holt. George Ban.
croft and William Powell ~
Evening star., 1925-11-22

stContinued from Third Page)
care OF her own, while America
scourges hers.
+ Taken AL In all. Rudolph Valentino
Is getting a fine send.off from the
critics for his new picture. THE
Eagle. which is declared remarkable
chiefly for it's Russian atmosphere,
delightfully."- polished and piquantly
enjoyable
Evening star., 1925-11-22
DUMBARTON.

Today, Bebe Daniels and Rod La
Rocque in Wild Wild Suzan": to-
morrow, Madge Bellamy and Wallace
Macdonald in Lightning: Tuesday
and Wednesday. Ramon Navarro in
The Midshipman': Thursday. Nir-
ginia Valli and Thomas Meighan in
The Man Who Found Himself: Fri
dav. Greta Nilsson and Ricardo Cor;ez
in In the Name of Love-: Saturday.
Tom Mix in The Lucky Horseshoe.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

F1lmOgrams

,tContinued from Third Page.)
Evening star., 1925-11-22
HOME.

Today. Douglas Mclean in Seven
Keys to Baldpate' and comedy.
Scrambled Eggs: tomorrow, Adolphe
Menjou, Bessie Love and Greta
Nissen in The King on Main
Street" and Glenn Tryon in Nine.
Sans Jane: Tuesday. Pola Negri in
Flower of Night and Carter De
Haven in Hot Sheiks": Wednesday,
Lillian Rich and Creighton Hale in
Seven Days" and Art Lake in His
New Suit: Thursday. Ramon Ma
varro in THE Midshipmsn and
Aesop Fable. Friday. Bessie Love and
Warner Baxter. in Son of His Fs-
ther'' and cliff Bowes in sweet and
Pretty: Saturday. Madge Bellamy
and ZaSu Pitts in Thunder Noun
tain" Felix cartoon and The Ace
Of SPADES" No. ;.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
EMPIRE.

To-day and tomorrow, Fin Tin Tin
in Tracked in the Snow Country
and comedy. Piping Hot: Tuesday
and Wednesday. Eleanor Boardman in
The Circle" and comedy. "Roomers
Afloat"; Thursday. With holiday matt
nee at pm, Big Boy Williams in
The Big Stunt" and comedy, a
Winning Pair: Friday, Mae Busch
and Frank Mayo in "The Trif1ers,"
ana comedy. THE Live Agent; Sat
urday. matinee at pm. Richard
Holt in The Canvas kisser," and Fox
News, the last episode Of Play Ball,
and the first episode Of Wild West.
with Jack Mulhall and Helen Fergu-
son.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
FATHER OPPOSES CAREER
AS PRO FOR RED GRANGE

CHICAGO. Nov. 1I-P)-"Red'
Oranges greatest admirer, his father,
is opposed to the illustriOus young
Illinois gridiron star playing profess
sional football when the curtain rings
down on his intercollegiate career in
the Ohio-1llinOis game next Satur-
day.
Oranges father. a deputy sheriff at
Wheaton. suburb of Chicago said to-
day that he would not object TO
Grange accepting any Of the other
numerous offers made him, whether It
was the movies. writing for a news
paper syndicate. or any form of pub
lie appearance. but that he did not
approve of cOmmercialiZed football.
Every time I read in the paper
that Harold has accepted a contract
from this or that team. it gives me
a shock" the elder Grange said. Il
sincerely hope that he Goes not do
this. although he has not confided in
me what his plans are. ! have a no
ton. however. that he will drop out
of school for a while after rhe foot
bail season and accept one Of the
offers made him.
IHlUb ne > ebllllcu W NdSh ~
on the long runs his grdiron fame
has brought him. Ii has been expen-
sive for me TO send Harold and his
brother Garland through the univer'
sitp. We are not rolling in wealth
and think the public would approve
IF anything Harold does"
When Grange bids his adieu TO the
intercollegiate gridiron. there prob
ably will break out the most intensh
argument that sports has ever listened
TO on smateurism and professional
ism. A fortune awaits the famous
Wheaton ice man, no matter wbai
offer he accepts. His decision as re-
CARDS a career is awaited with almost
as much suspense as his exploits on
the field.
Whether Grange has signed a con
tract TO appear in Miami in foot
bali came on Christmas. and ELSEWHERE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
NELIGIBILITY JUGGLES DISTRICT GRID RACE
How Would This
Home Talent
Ball Team Do?

George fuckers place Of busl-
ness on Houston street is a sort
Of baseball hsngout. Tuck"
having played semi-pro ball here
since out on the first bounce
was taken from the rules.
Almost every day there's a col
lection Of ball tossers on band.
The other afternoon there was
q whole all-star team Of San An
tonic men in organized baseball
on hand. The roll call showed
. star or two in every position
except first base: Paul Wachtel
Of the Fort Worth Cats. pitcher;
Frank Snyder. Giants, and Rod
Whitney. Vernon. catchers;
Byrnie James, Dallas, recruit.
second base; Pinkey Whitney.
Cleveland. shortstop; Homer
Ezzell. Red Sox, third base;
Ross Youngs, Giants, Arthur
Veltman. White Sox, and Leo
Najo, White SOx, outfielders.
Tucker volunteered to play
first base il this team should
decide TO take the field.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17

this fall, cannot be verified, although
Grange has persistently denied these
reports. A close friend and adviser
Of Grange declares that he is posi-
tive Grange has signed no contracts
and that Grange has turned down
offers with the explanation that he
wishes to maintain his amateur stan1-
ing until he finishes playing with Hi
nois. The belief persists in Cham
paign that if c. A. Pyle, owner OF a
motion picture theater there, has
signed a contract for Oranges appear
ance at Miami. he has done so of his
own accord and with the belief that
when Grange leaves school he will he
able TO influence him to play.