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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04

$50 far as the use of capital is con
Chicago Tribune of February II, 1925
"a cheapening Of the product manufac-
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onieS of operation"
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but ''how is the capital Operated?"
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invites judgment based upon its opera
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This Company's ideal of service is
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which will allow people in all circurn-
stances to use them in increasing
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permit their universal enjoyment
An oil field is something created by
nature but nature is no economist.
She places her products where she finds
conditions favorable, with no thought
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Generally oil is found in remote re-
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nressan shows ,Em

DRESSER SHOWS Ell
pBHssEN. HIGHEsssT-PRIcEb kNh
RECRUIT, GAVE AN EXHIBITION
Of SEb HrT THS EFEE TVEsDA AHR THAT
HE HIT PITCHING OF ALL KINDS
TO EVERY CORNER OF THE FIELD
AND "CALLED HIS SHOTS" TOO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04

Major Training
Gossip
Eddie Leads WInners

SHREVEPORT, La.-Eddie Collins
organized two teams from his White
Sox squad Tuesday and staged a four
inning game which the team under his
blow by Grouse drove in the win
ming RIM
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-04

STOCKTON, Cal.-Checred by the
announcement that George TorpOrcer,
infielder, has come to agreement with
the Cardinal bosses the daily workouts
are taking on more pep.
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Crowned and
Crowned
City Amateur Boxing
Kings -Coronate Them
selves by Right Of
Might-H. A. C. Has
Five Champs.
I CITY A. A. u. CHAMPS

CITY A. A. U. CHANTS
Heavyweght-JRck Sellers. s. s. T.
Light Heavyweight-Lotu Benson,
II. A. G.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CordiIl, III. A. G.
Weltcrweight - Charles Shine, H.
A. &.
LightweIght---Ray Dodd. II. A. @.
Featherweight - Harold hole, 8.
Bantamweisht - Bet Walters, n.
A. G.
Flyweight--Marion Shelburn, I'm.
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Tribe Notes

NLANT CITY, Fla,
March 4.-During bat
ting practice Tuesday, Petty,
Trainer Pierce, Cassell and
Thompson took turns on the
mound. Petty was too swift
for the batsmen the first day
and had to be cautioned. He
pitched winter ball and is in
the ''pink >
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Thompson, who resembles
Babe Ruth In height and weight.
has much ponndage to take Off,
and he probably win be turned
over to Trainer Pierce for an
extra session Of work during
late afternoon.
Y PRACTICE TUESDAY WAS CON-
FINED TO TWO HOURS BECAUSE
or COLD WEATHER, RISING TEN
PERATURE WAS FORECAST FOR
TODAY.
With the Tribe catchers on the
missing list, the squad was han
dicapped at the start of spring
training. Trainer Pierce said he
would attempt to fill the role
behind the plate today. Catchers
Kruger ana Florence have been
ordered to show some delayed
speed in reaching Plant City.
Evening star., 1925-11-24

Joannas blood. Yvonne Coutant
might take her. Joanna under her
wing! The most glittering wings In
the world, according to her standards.
She glanced shyly at the man who
was dancing with her. He caught
her glance and fathomed 1t.
Quite probable, I assure you" he
insisted. And the obligation won't
be on your side, you know. You
mustn't forget that. 1t won't be the
money. She's collected half of at
least two millionaire fortunes already.
1t'll be Brandon"
Mr.. Brandon? I don't see what
you mean"
Now you've got me gossiping.
Oh, well, we're all new friends. You'll
play us one against the other, most
likely. So I'll start your imagina-
ton working. If there Is one thing
in the world that our charming
Yvonne desires, that she hasn't found
a way to get. it's Brandon. your
bankers nephew. And Brandon un-
doubtedly will be having a try at you,
Because any other woman would han
die the situation differently I've a mind
YVonne will want to take her newest
rival right into her own camp"
He spoke lightly, almost whimsi-
tdllN Dul JOANNA WAS certain he was
serious. And she remembered her
impression that the coming of Yvonne
and Kenilworth to Brandon's table
had been prearra nged. 1t made an
other puzzle that baff1ed her. She
tried to catch Kenilworth off his
guard.
why are you telling me this?"
she flung up at him.
He didn't answer her at once, but
smiled, quizzically again. and let his
eyes roam over her upturned face.
The music stopped. and he guided her
to the rim Of the dance floor, toward
an opening between the tables. Still
he had not acknowledged her sud
den question. She put her hand on
his sleeve and stopped him.
You haven't told me. you know"
she reminded him, standing quite
still so that he could not evade her
again; why you warn me against
your-both of your friends"
For perfectly obvious rea sons,
my dear girl" kenilworth said. Then,
meeting her gaze steadily, I've sud
denly decided to have try AT you
myself. Brandon plays his games
deep. and l think Yvonne plays hers
deeper still And just now you are
Evening star., 1925-11-24

tightening a bit. He was holding her
closer than Brandon had, almost as
close as her own dancing boys custo-
marily did. She began to wonder
much about him. She had thought
him old, much too old, but he danced
with her and talked to her on the
level of easy youth. She had OBJ
served earlier in the evening that
most of the men around the tables
appeared to be much older than their
women. But, she reflected, they
seemed to be men who had a place in
life, and so, were more worth while
than inconsequental younger men.
And she rather liked the change
Her compan Mon was still talking to
her as he swung her deftly in and
out among the dancers on the well
crowded floor.
AN exquisite flower like you-you
and your happy kinds much more
attractive when you're not set on
being exclusively worn in one coat
lapel. l shouldn't say half the
things | really mean IL / thought
you'd be adding them up into a
matrimonial sum. You'l find life IS
all too short for that sort of thing. ="
Joanna looked at him aueerly. Il
ought To say something TO that" she
announced, but I'm not sure jus-
what. II IL pfobaDlN come to me In
the middle of the night and then I'll
know I'm "A dumbell."
Il shall supply your comments now,
and spare your slumbers," he re.
turned. Il don't like that dumbell.
You should say: Sit at my feet, sir,
and speak freely of pleasant things.
They shall enter one ear and depart
not from the other"
Your deliveries will have to be
better than your samples, or they
won't even get into the first ear
she promised him. Il thought we
had decided to talk about Yvonne
and the husband. Why did she di.
vorCe him. if she had to marry him
at all? I've always wondered about
such things"
our beautiful friend Is one who
is never comfortable without a thrill 4"
kenilworth informed her "A new
husband IS a thrill. I suppose. As
for other rea sons for Yvonne's whims.
YOU Will probably find them out for
yourself. She has taken a liking to
YOU. | know the signs. She'll prob
ably decide to take you under her
wing. You will make an admira BILE
foil for her"
4 curious turmoil shot through
Evening star., 1925-11-24

their faith in their eyes and old
women on their compile xions."
Don't let her mislead YOU" kenil-
worth pleaded. she has me confused
with some one else. She is positively
libelous. | never begin with the eyes.
as I'll prove to you as soon as possi-
BILE"
You see" Yvonne exclaimed. He
prepared YOU for his onslaughts. You
must tell me at once If | am right.
It'll be the eyes. I'm sure. They're
quite pretty, YOU know. L can fancy
him raving over them
Brandon came to Joannas rescue.
She will survive even Roddy, I'm
sure" he commented. She has
most disconcerting way of putting
the proper people in the right places"
Over the coffee they talked of the
money. of Graydon and Eggleston-
and quite understood Joanna's inabil
ity to make plans. AS often as she
could. Joanna watched Yvonne and
studied her. She was of the kind that
seldom comes to the silk counter of
a department store. Joanna decided
she was a bright example of the but
terf1y who hovers gayly over the most
desirable gardens in that world to
which Miss Twenty-seven of the
silks" had stood no closer than the
farthest edge until tonight. And she
thought that Yvonne was deliberately
reaching out to her, as II to bring her
within some common bond. Immedi-
ately, though, she considered If this
feeling were not born of her own self
consciousness.
She concluded she would have to
learn soon to take these new people.
who lived among the hilltops and
knew the real ways she had always
initiated as she found them. With
this resolve she smiled brightly at
Kenilworth. He acknowledged 1t by
putting down his cocktail glass.
Il don't know whether you mean it
or not" he said but YOU are saying
to me that with so much dancing to
he done before they turn lis out, you'd
like to be getting busy. May ! con-
slider that I'm right"
When they We're on the floor Joan
ma asked him to repeat Yvonnes
name. Il didn't hear or | didn't un-
derstand ii" she explained
fvonne will do quite satisfac-
torily." kenilworth assured her
Whoever knows her knows her well
enough to forget the rest Of tiff he
can, Anyhow. it's Coutant-the
Yvonne Coutant YOU read about
There's husband here tonight. off
In corner some place. But | don
know which one it is-the first or the
last. No use asking her. She's prob
ably forgotten"
Yvonne Coutant. Now Joanna
knew why her face had fascina ted
her, why it had seemed so vaguely
familiar. Each ma rriage a sensation
and each divorce a greater one. She
had seen her pictured regularly in the
Sunday newspapers-that part of
them which she really looked at-the
illustrated pages. She remembered
Tvonne Coutant divorcing A college
boy she'd run away with a college
boy who was scion of family. or
something like that Yvonne Coutant
engaged To another millionaire'S son,
and then to an Egyptian prince.
Ivonne Coutant at Monte Carlo.
shocking English duchesses with
gowns that wouldn't he allowed even
in the movies-one newspaper had
described them just that way And
in the most daring of beach costumes
at Deauville. Then married to the ia
nous author and promptly divorced
in Paris. Joanna knew her Sunday
Evening star., 1925-11-24

papered history as girls of another
day knew their cook books. The
Paris buyer for the store had sent
over a dress one time which he said
was an exact copy of the model worn
by Yvonne Coutant at the Long
champs races. The store designers
had added four inches to the back
and front and put on shoulder straps,
and made of II a best-selling num-
ber in the $400 class. And she, joan
ma, yesterday morning Miss Twenty
seven" had talked with her, Had
talked and held her own with her.
Did you really mean that her hus-
band actually is here tonight" she
asked her companion.
"One of them. If / spot him I'll give
you nudge. He's with a new fame.
Yvonne went over to them a while
ago to see what she's like Says
she's the kind that has golden we'd
dinGs."
Joanna laughed gayly with him.
Funny things to look forward to-.
golden weddings. aren't they" he
bantered. looking down at her quiz
zically.
Fancy you, now. getting through
the marrying stages fast enough to
Evening star., 1925-11-24
Continued from Yesterdays Staro
SYNOPSIS


Joanna a modern shop Erl parsntless;
Graydon. owner of the department store
where she i employed. and gwen leLnet
addressed to her in care OF the store. me
letter informs her that mllon doliars mas
hren deposited 10 her account in Egg lesion
hank by a heucfactor who PROVIDES mat ms
rane nor his reasons for tho stupendohs
gill shall he revealed to her. No "ondltlons
80 attached To the gift. and Joanna - t3Id
wishes Neither EEEleston. VINO = great
nnancler. nor Graydon. Will aaNlsG ntr.
Joanna meets Brandon. A ncnheW OF tE-ieH-
ton. He pXerts \ strange influence Owe hfr
:'pi she at times is afraid OF him. He he
'"res devoted to hcr. She knows lns'n'-
'ivrly that Brandon Ia setting tran OF some
sho meets the suspicious OF all her own
crowd. the other shop girls and her friends
Who will not believe that she actually re-
,rjved fortune from an unknown man
hor school-day sweetheart. who IS also poor
aud studying to he an architect. John also
j. suspicious and reDudiates her. accusing
b"r of having fallen to the level of her too
cites. Broken-hearted by Johns unjust
.usnicions. Joanna tries valinntly 70 glean
from Graydon some mixing OF inc reason
T the sbn S @ II not nfr sE h ohn nT c"nde
- her chum George. another shop Eirl. that
.Tohn viii have TO come TO her. She decides
7l-n to accept the attentions Brandon show
or upon her-perhaps. she concludes. ne
v, career than John. With Brandon.
Joanna has her FIRST glimpse OF the NE She
ra- always Nearnnd for-at fashtonahl"
sumner club. Here she sees famous neoplr.
~ most noted beauties OF the day. and feels
i've exhilaration Of money and what II
n,~ans Through Brandon she meets
Nynnne. beautiful. mysterious woman ol
thc world with who's" career even Joanna
Evening star., 1925-11-24

including torpedo boat destroyers and
supply ships, which also will remain
here over the holidays.
The vessels now in port are the bat.
tleship New York. flagship Of the
scouting division of the Atlantic feet,
and the cruisers Richmond Marble
head. Memphis, Detroit, Cincinnati
and Milwaukee.
This fleet has been in Cuban va
ters for target practice and other ma
neuvers on a large scale. They are TO
return 70 Cuba and Pa mama in JanrI.
airy. TO remain until April
Evening star., 1925-11-24
10 A IN IN A
"The Gracious Gift of Cod
By L. GATES

By H. L. GATES

seriously-especially when he makes
furious love to you"
Kenilworth raised protesting hand,
but Ivonne continued, nodding at
him:
'Oh. you'll he making love to her be
fore the evenings out" She turned
again To Joanna and informed her,
with trick of dropping her voice
into the infections of a mock conf
denCe that Joanna resolved to prac-
tiCe as soon as she was home: He'll
start In with your eyes. my dear; he
has a fancy that young women pin
Evening star., 1925-11-24
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an writing this letter to ten you
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Evening star., 1925-11-24
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Evening star., 1925-11-24
FLEET BACK FOR HOLIDAY
Warships in Hampton Roads After
Maneuvers Off Cuba.

NORFOLK, Va, November "a CP).-
Seven warships, including one first
line battleship and six cruisers, ar
rived in Hampton Roads yesterday to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
TheY will be Joined BY other yessels
Evening star., 1925-11-24

leave time for an anniversary like
that"
"Oh. l shan't be so quick to get
married that I'll he likely to change
my mind" Joanna retorted
Now that's sensible resolve"
kenilworth agreed. She felt his arm
Evening star., 1925-11-24
Want Death Message Radioed.

A message has been received by
the local police asking the broad
casting Of a message in an effort to
locate Carver Forrest, Madison, Mo-,
who is thought to be in this vicinity.
Police were told that kathleen For
rest, his sister. had died.
Evening star., 1925-11-24

the stake. I'm going to play for you,
too. downright 1a25-H. L. Gates)
Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1925-11-24
have a Camel

WHEN the thrilling second act of the best show
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Evening star., 1925-11-24

Our highest wish, if you do NOT YET
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-23
Amalgamated Food
Workers Win Quick
Victory in New York

NEW YORK.-The cooks in the
Yates restaurant, at 43rd st. and
Broadway, are members of the Anal
gamated Food Workers Union, Hotel
Workers Branch.
Recently a butcher was hired at
this restaurant and refused to join
the union. He was given two days
to join and still refused. Following
this, an official of the union went to
the restaurant in an effort to con-
vince him that his interests lay with
the organized workers. He still re-
fused to join for some unexplained
reason. Suddenly the bright lights in
the restaurant became dim, going out
completely, and plunging it into dark
ness. The manager became very
much excited. Finally the lights were
on again. 1t was called to the atten-
ton of the manager that the butcher
was not member of the union. The
butcher is now out of a job and a
union man is at work.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-23
GALES SELLS
MEXICO OUT TO
WALL Street
AccedeS to Demands
of Kellogg Note

MEXICO CITY, June 21.-The Gales
government under cover of its note
to Secretary Of State Kellogg, de-
elaring that Mexico would not permit
foreign interference in internal az
fairs, has given in to American i'm
perialism, and taken steps to obey the
demands of KeIIogg's note.
Recalling the statement given out
at Kellogg's office, that the Coolidge
government was not concerned with
what Gales said, but what action he
took, Gales has released figures for
the 1926 budget, which bets aside Il
million pesos for foreign obligations.
In addition, President Gales signed
decree authorizing the issuance of
government bonds TO the extent of 80
million pesos, the proceeds to be used
in paying foreign capitalists for lands
appropriated under the agrarian
statutes. This is the first bond issue
for the purpose that the government
has. authorized. and is recognized as
the direct result OF the kellogg note.
Luis Morones, minister of COM
merce and labor, and head of the
Federation Of Labor, speaking for the
Gales government, assured the Amer
lean chamber Of commerce in an adj
dress TO them that the Gales govern
ment would combat the Communists.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-23

the English ''Zinoviev letter." by
which Macdonald prepared his
own defeat, and reached it's
highest point, after a real flood
of forged "Comintern letters"
in the campaign which was con-
Quoted against Moscow on the
occasion of the Sofia explosion
The recent diplomatic products of
this campaign are represented by the
assertions of the English home sec
rotary, Sir William JOHNSON Hicks,
and of the faithful Sancho Pansa Of
the entente imperialists, the Austrian
foreign minister Mataja.
This diplomatic and press campaign
was accompanied by the building of
factories along the Soviet
for the greater part with
the participation and under the in
CONTINUED on Page 81
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strategic as it ties up all conn.,
mercial movements.
The shipping strike, also, has
been extended to Hong Kong.
Changes Troops Threaten.
The continued movement of
Chang Tso-Iin's Manchurian
troops, commanded by his son
is assuming a threatening
aspect. Not, however, against
the foreign imperiaIists, but
against the strikers, and the
possibility that the strikers will
receive military aid from Chi
nese troops who are loyal to the
cause of Chinese liberation. It
is know to everyone that Chang
Tso-lin represents Japan and
probably is acting not only with
Japanese backing but with Brit
ish as well.
The excuse for Changes troop move.
ment is that General Sun Chuan Fung,
governor of the province of Chekiang
and friend of Changes most formidable
contestant for military power, General
Feng Yu-hsiang, is mobilizing troops
in Chekiang to aid the Shanghai strik-
ers GUST the imperialists.
General Feng, whose headquarters
are at Kalgan, has openly sided with
the Chinese liberation movement and
declared that his army stood ready to
fight for the independence of China
from all foreign imperialist oppres-
sion.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-23
HARRY JENSEN
FAILS TO Give
ELECTION COUNT
Progressives See Plot
to Steal Election

Contrary to the usual custom, the
results Of the voting for district coun-
ell officers in the carpenters union
were not announced at the meeting
of the council held on last Friday
evening. In fact the meeting. IL such
1t could be called, lasted only ten min
utes. The officers had nothing to re-
port.
Those meetings cost money as the
delegates are paid anything from one
to five dollarsfor attending them. But
1t is apparent that Harry Jensen and
his machine care nothing for expense.
Jensen's excuse for not announcing
the vote was that the tabulation com
mittee was not yet ready to make its
report. II should not take the com
mittee longer than a few hours to
count the votes cast by 36 or 40
locals in the city.
Postpone Next Meeting.
The progressive carpenters smell a
rat. IL is also significant that the
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