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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
Independent Baseball

His ca K5a sunday Rfd s91 to were fRe Red
want game With State team = for Sun
Ave, or phone Webster 5000.
The Indianapolis Mellon club is in need
20 hesn fo@ 9r aome sq ase Sy@
Martinsville, Newcastle. Connersv1lle' Nv no
k + s Hd Re4 Sfs 6 tas' ST. NOTICE or p %
Drexel 3721-R-
The Indianapolis Cubs, desire games IN
Won woe Sc seven enq games and ost ons For
call Belmont 1885 and ask for Gail.
The Universals, were vttctqrs in Their their
gtrdck out 1T seventeen. The hitting 81 VII
hams featured
The Belmont 4: o.s want gam!e,, for Sr
2aS E%e o W pBone Bemo 1air s5
The Printers ball team lost both ends Of
f0q6s o@p asaseT S sHa '4H fSs
Saturday the Printers will, meet, the De
MqaSs at RhOdu s. Park daFFD T9av No
at the meeting at the clubrooms.
sneday efSy to NeR sandaS the
Reds viii play the orientals at Beech
Grove park.
The Speedway 81 ecials defeated the
Polar Ice Company Sunday, to-, Z; IN
seven innings. The game being called o,,i on
and a home run by Brown featured. The
Specials will play the Ferndales at the
Speedway next Sunday.
The Keyless Independents walloped
nings Rain stopped the game Next
Sunday the independents play at OAK
landon. A. game ig wanted for July 70:
write Thomas Dobson. Jr.. 81 S. Bradley
St.
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HAAS is SUSPENDED
Bu Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ST. PAUL, July 14.-Outf1elder
Bruno Haas of the Saints has been
suspended indefinitely for striking
Umpire Murray during wrangling
match in a Todelo-St. Paul game,
Sunday.
President Hickey Of the American
Association witnessed the incident.
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MARTIN STOPS CURTIN

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July fiddle Mar
tin, former bantamweight champion,
stopped Irish Johnny Curtin in six
rounds Monday. Curtin could not an
swer the bell for the seventh round.
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GOES TO BRAVES

BB Times Special
BOSTON, July 14.-The Boston
Nationals have obtained Walter
Gautreau, former Holy Cross second
baseman, from the Philadelphia Ath-
letics by the waiver route.
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The Caulifiower Market

step right up, folks, and take
your choice. Here are two fight
shows and a pair of wrestling
matches. Home grown bouts,
folks, right here in Indianapolis
tonight, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Hot-house and outdoor
variety. Take your pick or take
'em all. ALI Of EN- bargains,
folks"
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SOLD TO CLEVELAND

BIZ Times Special
CLEVELAND, July 14.-William
Ussat, third basemn with Saginaw in
the Mint League, has been pur-
chased by the Cleveland Americans
for fall delivery.
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KeIIeyites Pull Up in A. A. Race by
Winning Eight Straight-Meet
Indians Wednesday.


MINNEAPOLIS, July 14-Nike Kelleys DIillers, in the
midst of winning streak that has carried them through eight
straight games have bunch they II continue rambe at the
expense of the Indianapolis Indians in the series starting here
Wednesday, The Ners have pulled up the 800 mark and
they seek baseball gore
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THREE-DAY SHOOT Is
ON AT LOCAL TRAPS
State Amateur Tourney Gets Under Way at Gun Club
Klein Takes Practice Event.

Real action started today at the Indianapolis Gun Club with
class rapshoong championships stake 100
single target event The divisions IA, A. B, G, and
The average of the contestants registered shoots determines
he section in uuhic thev
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
Across the Board Today
POWER.
GEORGE.
KING JIMMY.
UNCLE BERT.
WONG BOX.
ADNIIRER.


TIP to some reformer
lA who wants particularly
impressive lecture for
jazz-mad youth: Get pictures of
Walter johnson and Single G
and hang them up side by side.
Those two great veterans fur
nish a silent sermon of temper
ance, steadiness, perseverance,
and SUCCESS. And there's a
kick to it!
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MALONEY GETS DECISION

BH United Press
BOSTON. July 14.-Jim Maloney,
Boston heavyweight. won a 10.round
decision from King Solomon,
Panama heavyweight, Monday.
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VTOU probably read about the.
r Indiana golfer who is so de-
~ ternined to play pasture
pool that two serious accidents
have not spiked his enthusiasm.
On his first trip to the course he
was badly shaken up in an auto
spill. The next time a porch swing
at the club house tipped over with
him, a cement floor did the rest,
and several stitches were taken in
a scalp wound.
The kind Of stuff you get on
golf course is the same that made
the mouse say, Bring on that
catp' A golfer primed for eigh-
teen holes would not fear the
devil, himself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14

~WO hard-hitting boys battle
in one of the six-round
LII bouts on Wednesdays
fistic card at Tomlinson Hall when
Charlie Shine ties up with Al
Wicks. They are local maulers
and willing mixers. Ray Hahn
and Danny Shore clash in the
main event. Visiting police chiefs
will be present. The show is open
to the public and fans are prom
ised action.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
S0LLY SEAMAN ON HAND
New York Lightweight Arrives In
Chicago for Mandell Bout.

BU UHlfcd Prc9s
CHICAGO. July 14.-Solly Sea-
man. New York lightweight. came
here today TO finish training for his
bout at East Chicago next Friday
night with Sammy Mandell OF Rock.
ford, Ill. Mandell Is boxing several
rounds daily in preparation for the
0rbt
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Sport Kaleidoscope

Eddie s Martin d BY technical k
night. In other words. the Curtin didn't
come UP for the seventh act
Bruno Haas picked the worst possible
time to hit Umpire Murray. President
Hickey was at the game. Bruno always
did do things at the wrong time He
made several base hits like that against
the Indians.
It's an Ill wind that blows nobody good.
Consider the plate glass companies.
The National Clay Court tennis meet at
St: Louis can get a little publicity now.
Bill Tilden has arrived. Wonder who'll
win? .laAAliA
Greenfield won again on Monday. lThis
is not an independent baseball note. We're
talking about Kent Greenfield. New York
National pitcher. who dewned the Cubs.
y The British had to argue Beresford into
it. but he finally defeated Hoover. the
who are afraid die many times. the brave
only once.
Just to prove his ride in the Chicago
Derby was no huke, Jockey Fl. Thomas
was astr1de three. winners Monday at
second 8 y to 1 aud the third le to /.
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7 UST what happens to vet
eran pitchers when they
ini,, Tor, nnnfnh oIn1hrO

OX- join tOp-notch clubs?
Buchy Harris has his relics,
cast off by other clubs, going
better than youngsters.
Now, ON Monday, grandfather
Quinn, formerly of the Red Sox
pitches Philadelphia to victory
over the smuggling Tigers. The
Bengals had no claws against
the poor old man. Five hits and
one run was all the damage
done.
1t appears as if the old-tilnels
get a new lease of life when
they catch a glimpse of possible
world series dough. They're like
pale flowers in the deep dark
places which bloom into brilliant
hues in the sun of the highlands.
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A. Just to prove that the term barn
y yard golf is. not misplaced, the
worlds champion horseshoe pitcher,
: who viii perform in indianapolis
on July 20. looks around when you
say Putt" That's young Moss
mans front handle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14

Federal agents should Investigate
the ''kick' developed by the Mil
waukee Drawers in the indianapolis
baseball series finished Monday. But
who's going to investigate the In
dians?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
Nut Cracker

TIN London they broad cast
| golf matches And on
9 those occasions 1t matters
not whether you duck when some
one yells "forer'
Perhaps the best proof Mr..
Rosenberg is regular bantam
weight champion Is the fact that
he never wins a fight.
After pitching Tor thirty-five
years Joe McGinnity, the iron
man, has quit . II is presumed
he will now strike out for him
self.
wEETHER THE RED NsoX. Players
E AASlsh F32SSokfTE fTiEET Is, ri hE ISE8
Nv 1E are positive the evolution
NV theory is all wet. .Judg-
III ing by the number OF male
bipeds who stretch their necks
OSllnS SILK clad ankles on the
corners, a giraffe, not a monkey
must be blamed for 1t all.
A glance through the record
books discloses that the good Mr..
Speaker could not be more pro-
ficient i'm making doubles If he
had been twins.
PERHAPS ONE REASON WHY THE
HOUSE OF DAVID DOES NOT Toll
ERATE BOXING IS THAT TIE IN
MATES OBJECT TO TAKING ANY
THING ON THE CHIN.
V1ALE has decided not to rec
Y ognize bowling in the
LII future as a collegiate sport.
lit always was hard to get
those naughty lads interested in
an alley sport.
MacMilIan's plane pilot hopes to
introduce baseball I'm the frozen
= north. E. If he succeeds Boston
fans ought TO ask him to intro
duce the game i'm the Hub.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
G &innespois 22SS9S SS55 22 99559!-S 3 &
Northrop, Foulk. Urban; Hall. Dumont,
AinSmith.
g f. Baui 4YS S SqS ss33:?--S Il 7
Grant. johnson. Schultz; Kolp, Collins.
(Eleyen Innings)
KANSAS ksHsxG}Sl City SSO SS S SS5 d 5SS SS$ l
Lineup, Cullop, Wilkinson. Redman;
Keenan,, Koupal, Snyder.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
81 %aS hoais " o oo9 III III dd9SYY-6 9 7
Zachary. SEVERED; CASTOR. Hargrave-
Betrois ~ ~ S SSS SSSS S-f 8
Quinn Perkins stoner, Carroll, Bassler.
5 eGstSn 5 52s S s3R 5 58S1f2 Is
e Euhr B5 aRHs J RGi N Ss4 sS Mas
Sewell, Myatt.
6 SsE york Y 3S2 3 8gS s2!-s Z
hoyt. Bengough: Faber. Schalk.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
B BISSsPETsn -. G GO Oh 66o6-5
Aldridge. Smith, Gooch: Hubbell. Tay-
lor
Cincinnati ...,- 100 600 2o1-4 6 1
Benton. Kruger; Barnes. Marquard,
Gibson.
Chicago ..A 600 600 100-1 O
New York . $50. DOL 900 20+-3 8
Cooper. Gonzales Greenfield. Snyder.
(Ten Innings)
St. Louis .--- 600 900 OIL % 10 O
Philadelphia =. DOL 010 900 Ia IS 2
Reinhart, O'Farrell; Decatur. Couch.
Wilson
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Grand Circuit Results
AT TOLEDO. MONDAY

Req S;q TOI Tro ob (puFsse 800. ~ mileO- g.,
Join i$PPhsqgaher. , IS iMcMa6onj.::: !
Gertrude F. b m Murphy ........... I
P Psefe c 6Rsse' e6 E (SS rd2isrtt -
r' fms3 MS9!S3Tm 957y Pa. ss?ffss' . a4s
2:IO Pace lgurss. 81 900. 3 heats; dis
Lula Forbes, b m q. ,
81; #!:;f s;s M !
p. 4kl K ga5estsf; W. 5 m ico;a;j 3 2 :
Han Hai Acme sii eh b 8 f Il. %rE6omasjls 8 I
B BsS 5FSy5! sF ns &BSf35si 3 : 8;
]. W. Mack, b g Lacy ..s. dis
Al FoIR p . FSR. Heat = 's7@' l:oo%'
Second Heat-:a7. 1 los. 1851. 2do.
Third Heat-;37A LOS. 80. gao
. Fourth Heat-:4o. 11s. 1;45h'
q, gig Trot purse, $1,000; 3 heats; l
Ri Ri.. s' Fsss ss5iEy s. Nts oomE.
Top O. The Morning. br m Wal
EE+t sa,s CHI Il lcoTRia}(,,;ay { !
Senator FriIseo' IN cEF h9PPaas) 4 Z
U . "
Time. First Heat = :37. los. 1874 y
2:10h.
Second Heat 81. 1:Osh. 1:40h
2:11 u.
Third Heat - 1871. 1904. 1:42,
2:12K.
The Tecumseh CAL pace: purse,
$4,000. three heats; I mile)- :,
Frank Worthy. b h tEgan) -.
E Eat ac& &IEastSn pR 8 M%oarrsissonj
Braden Ruler, gr g PALM $50. I 1
Dan McLain, b g lSpurgeon) 9
Edna Todd, b nj (Hess ....ih & Z
Tolley. b uongnecker) go. 3 dis
Peter Pete W. ", (Co2) ,,cMiiilccnoii as
Pan Direct, b 3 (Malrey) go. dis
Time. First Heat-:3oh. 1:02, 1;34h {.
2 :05A Y.
Second Heat - :31h, 1;02. 1881
2:05 u.
Third Heat - 81. 1:01h. 1881.
2 .O3 -
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follows:
MAJOR HOMER LEADERS

Hornsby. Cards. 23Fournier, Robins. Is
Hartnett Cubs 81 Kelly. Giants :. 13
Meusel. Yanks.. q Bottomley. Cards. 1a
Williams. Browns 20l
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Baseball Standings
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSO

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at St. Paul.
(No other games schedUled.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at St. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14

Voter batted for Henry in fifth.
OOO OO1 OOO-

1rLtF DatItu TOT Htnry IN HIIn.
II InGd1iana{PoIis ......... 9o9 9QJ 90o-,3
milwaukee .......... liz OOS UON-lO
Two-base hits-Schulte. Miller. Gearin
Schultz; Home runs = Brief, Sticking
thews. Double play@Henry to Schmandt
TO Robertson. Lett on bases--Milwau<ee;
Z; Indianapolis, s. Bases on balls - Off
Gearin Q off Henry. 2: OF Scheulans1e
2. Struck out-,Ry Gearin. 2; by Henry,
e by Sehemanske p HitsIoff Henry
innings. Losing pitcher-Henry. UNI
pires-Finneran and Freeman. Time -
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2:O5A.
Second Heat - n. LOO. 1888 u &.
2:05A.
Third Heat 81. 1:01h. 1888 "a &.
N
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HJ RHEgRH4 81 6 8EF BEbh5S2y MHy T T4E
MAATIEs S994lESiT, TO. fAkISG Any
THING ON THE CHIN.

MacNIiIIan's plane pilot hopes to
introduce baseball I'm the frozen
north. >. If he succeeds Boston
fans ought TO ask him to intro
duce the game i'm the Hub.
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(Ele yen Innings J

(Eleye Innings)
Louisville =. 600 Dol 100 01-3 10 /
Kansas City =. 900 002 900 00-2 8 2
lineup, Cullop, Wilkinson. Redman
keenan,, Koupal, Snyder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14

The Beech Grove Reds defeated the Y.
P. C.s Sunday. 8 to l. Next Sunday the
Reds will play the Orientals at Beech
Grove park.
Evening star., 1925-06-21
The Hub-Seuenth and D NV.

Folding type, with
well braced legs; top
covered in imitation
leather ...........
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
THREE GROCERY
BANDITS SOUGHT
Trio Get ST, 900 in HoId-up
m of Collector.

Detectives today were searching
for the bandit trio who obtained
about 81 900 in hold-up of a Stand
ard grocery and a collector late Mon
day.
According to Lieutenant Klaiber
two of the bandits left their auto,
driven by third man, and entered
the store. One of the bandits robbed
M. A. Wilson, 1888 Central Ave-.
manager, of $28 and took $50 from
the cash register. The first bandit
then called his companion, standing
guard near the door, and the two
bound Wilson and placed him in a
rear room and awaited the arrival
OF Howard Jackson, 2258 N. Illinois
ST., collector, and son Of L. A. Jack
son, Standard Grocers' president.
When Jackson appeared one Of
the bandits held gun on him while
the other took the receipts he had
collected from sixteen other stores
and Jackson's revolver. The robbers
escaped in their auto.
Standard Grocery Company has
been the victim of three hold-ups,
in which the loot totaled over 81, 900,
in the last two years police said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
HIM! THEDA BARA'
QUITS vAMPING
Anyone With Sex Appeal
Can Be a Vamp, She Says.

BV Times Special
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-"Anyone
with a sex appeal can be a vamp,"
says Theda Bara who has deserted
the vampire roles that made her
famous in the pre-war days.
"Vamping requires no artistry
whatever. For me, henceforth, high
comedy"
Enroute to New York from Cali
fornia Miss Bara stopped off in Chi.
cago Monday long enoungh to ex-
plain why she has given up vamping.
High comedy, I believe is the
best test of an actress ability. 1t
is the most difficult thing In the
world. But somehow 1t sweeps you
along, carries you like wave carries
swimmer"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
EqHEEWEsIsrszzEWINENU

To DIR. w. B. Caldwell, Of Month
cello, ILL.,, a practicing physician for
AZ years, 1t seemed cruel that so
many constipated infants and chill
dren had to be kept constantly
Stirred up" and half sick by TAX
ing cathartic pills, tablets. salts.
calomel and nasty oils.
While he knew that constipation
was the cause of nearly all children's
little ills, he did not believe that
sickening purge" or "physic"
every day or two was necessary.
In DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin ne
discovered a laxative which regu-
lates the bowels. A single dose will
establish natural, healthy bowel
movement for weeks at time, even
if the child was chronically consti-
pated. DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
WIFE SUES MUSICIAN
Divorce Proceedings Brought Against
SaxOphOne Player.

Fl. Virgil Moore, saxophone player,
who formerly directed orchestras in
local theaters, was named defendant
today in a divorce suit filed by his
wife, Mrs. Dorothy X. Moore, in
Superior Court Five Mrs. Moore
alleged cruel and inhuman treat
ment and other charges. They were
denied in behalf Of Moore.
According to the complaint, they
were married Oct. 20, 1919 and
separated March 20, 1926. Mrs.
Moore asked $4,000 alimony and 500
month for support and custody
Of their daughter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
MRS. GILMORE IS BETTER
Sister of Millionaire OIL Man I'm
proved.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Reports
early today from the bedside of Mrs.
James Gilmore, sister of Guy Wag-
goner. millionaire Texas oil magnate,
indicated that the stricken woman is
slightly improved. Waggoner yes
terday arrived here on a special
train from st. Louis which broke all
records in it's dash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
LADY ASToR RAPS SUBS
Virginia Beauty in British Parlla-
ment Wants Nations to Agree.

OoDVrioht. 1928. bg United Press
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Lady Astor,
Virginia beauty, member Of the
British Parliament, and originator
of the latest British movement for
banning the submarine, advocated
today in an exclusive United States
interview. an agreement among ma
tons to "halt this horrible thing"
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Mother! lis
Cruel to "Physiic"
Your Child

not only causes a gentle, easy bowel
movement but, best Of all, 1t is often
months before another dose is neces-
sary. Besides, it is absolutely harm
less, and so pleasant that even
cross, feverish, bilious, sick child
gladly takes 1t.
Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine and just
see for yourself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
STATE ROAD 5 TO OPEN

The bridge over the Wabash at
Vincennes on State Rd. 5, which has
been closed for three weeks for re-
pairs, will be opened Thursday morn
ing. State highway officials an
nounced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
ADVANCED BY BIG FOIJR

Advancement of j. w. Gardner,
o9I 4. Maple Rd., for six years Big
four Railroad division passenger
agent, to assistant general passen.
ger agent at st. Louis, Mo-, has been
&announced
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17

We hope that all good customers will take full
advantage of this fine opportunity.
Details of the sale you should read: Monday,
the first day of this sale we expected
very, very busy day. We advise those that did not
get served, and others who failed to come, to be
here Wednesday have added several hun
dred new dresses.
Extra cashiers, Inspector: and special sales check
writers will all assist in giving you prompt service
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
NOEL FOUND GUILTY

Slayer of Two Faces Death in Elec-
trio Chair.
Blu United Press
y NEWARK, N. j., Nov. IT,
Though six alienists testified he was
'crazy as loon" Harrison w. Noel
Monday night was found guilty of
murder in the first degree, for which
the automatic penalty is death in
the electric chair. Noel, 20, intel
lectual' son Of a New York lawyer
and a former college student, was
convicted Of killing Raymond Pierce.
negro taxi driver. He further Is
charged with killing Mary DAILY, G,
after he kidnapped her.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17

Frocks and gowns for every occasion. There are
simple frocks for morning and shopping hours,
more dressy matinee and teatime frocks, and mag
ni6cent gowns for dinner and evening.
This great Dollar Sale is the most wonderful event
hold. 1t is planned with the deliberate purpose
of giving indianapolis women a real chance to buy
the finest dresses and gowns at genuine savings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
INDICTED CHIEF BACK

BU Tunes SDeCtdI
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Nov. IL
Police Chief Kruse was back in his
office today, despite a grand jury in
dictment alleging bribery. He was
reinstated Monday night by coun-
Gil on the petition of citizens.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17

Joseph A. Picard, 26, is held
for the murder Of Joseph F. Stein,
a fellow laundry worker in Col
umbus Hospital, Washington,
D. c. Picard says that Stein, who
was suffering mentally, asked him,
for the sake of their friendship, to
kill him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
SPEED CHARGED TO FIVE
Cne Motorist Charged With Driving
While Drunk.

Five alleged speeders were slated
at city prison Monday night by po-
lice. They were: c. Harlan, 81, Of
1915 Harvest Ave; J. A. Breedlove.
Al. Ben Divas. Ind; Leonard Du-
pont, %, of 644 Larion Ave; P. B.
Hall, 319 Prospect St., and James
M. Taylor. 81, of 240 s. Gray st.
Carl Koontz, 36, Of 337 E. Morris
St., was held on charges of driv-
ing while intoxicated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-17
MOTORISTS ARE WARNED
Second Time ViOIators of Laws to BE
Arrested.

Robert Humes, State motor police
chief, at a conference with State
motor police Monday, inaugurated
a campaign against second time
violators of State traffic regulations.
Humes ordered his men to take
the license numbers of those they
stop to warn for minor infractions
Those they stop the second time
will be arrested and prosecuted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
STAGE
Aileen PringIe
Drops Luxuries
for ScreenIand

bclug the daughter Of "a wealthy
san Fpnctsco business man anu the
daughterin,law Of the priyy consul
OF jamaica. British West Indies, may
have Us compcusationa in the way
OF luxury. but certainly not Ia hap.
pinesa to be derived rrom interesting
work.
often asked why she gave up "a
life OF luxury and ease FOR one OF
struggle and strife. Aleen pringlg.
daughtsrinIBw Of sir Charles Priu.
sic, replies that the elimination "
an forms OF work. an UNLIMITED bank
account an iudulgrnt husband and
father "a retinur OF servants aud an
established position DO not constitute
the essence Of happiness
THAT deluaon may be- the pau.
pcr's. but when one has "a surfeit OF
these things, one can find relief from
deadly cnuui only ia work and slrug
gie. - asserts Miss Pringie. who has
cut or hor income from her husband
aud father and H. depending entirely
upon her own earning capacity ana
ability AZ an actress.