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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
Independent Baseball

,o The Indianapolis Sa.,,a Esslss NO FL VII
E EsTIso st. a. FTIdfsy sud TSe
Games are wanted for the remainder of
April and May with State teams. Write
J. Hayes, sos Parker Ave.
Spears Del Monico A. C.s will practice
Sunday at Douglass Park at a. m.
noon on For r games write Gus Fleming. I415
Newman St, or call Webster 1908
e39 Lynn st. at 2: 80 .. m. All players
are asked 10 attend and also those wish
ing tryouts, The Invaders would like to
Ign. Martlnsvllle Franklin. Columbus and
Fortville take notice. Write Earl Munger,
e3e Lynn st.
The indianapolis Tire and Battery Com
pany val play the ?. and q. team OF the
BIZ, Six League , SATURDAY aiter TS,cI ana
Sunday. 4 game Is desired With a State
team for April %. Write r. Collins. 536
N. Illinois St.. or call Circle zoos.
The Hoosier Triangies defeated the Hol-
lensworth A. C,s Sunday. IS TO 8; The
ming. A meeting will be held Friday eve
ming at Ola Arch St.. The following play
ere urged TO attend; Woods. Gertz.
Schaninger. Tonnis, Sutton. Harrison
Theobold, Powell Herb, Brown, Tiegurdin.
ST. Anthony y P. c.. team will practice
at Riverside diamond No 4 Sunday after
noon. at 2. The following players are
Mathews. Roberts. Lentz. Costello. Fraim.
Breen. Stehlin. Daugherty Baker. Foy,
Hanley Riley. Floyd. Martin, VOLTA and
Brammell The above mentioned players
should get in touch with the manager at
Belmont 22S1-R. or Belmont 0593-J.
Ksystones VIII play the Printers Sun
day st 2:30 D. m. at the keystone
ound' Shelly g. and Pd Perry v. Aye K
Collins and J. Souders are requested to
call DRexal 69eo-R, For games address
w J. Shoch. 73o Lincoln st.. or call
above number.
JEWELS A. B. C.s viii hold special
meeting tonight at the clubhouse. Games
are wanted Bedford. Rushville. Shelby
Edward Dickerson. S57 Edgemont Ave. or
call Randolph 1926.
Boy Scout No. 90 viii have a baseball
team In the field this year. First practice
will be held Saturday afternoon AZ the
corner OF T'hirty-Fourth and Pennsylv anita
SITS. Teams desiring games should call
Harrison 47a0-W and ask for g. II. Tay-
Tor. manager. boy scout baseball league
teams can be secured.
FRANKFORT. Ind. April 16-Ths
Frankfort Southwest Braves have re-
organized WITH q fast bunch of players
and now ready to book games on the
road and at hons. Address Charles B.
Mason. 400 ". South ST.. Frankfort. Ind
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Bushmen Annex Victory in Extra
Innings After Much Struggling and
Strife-Allen Shines With Drives.
BY Eddie Ash

Third struggle with the clustering Blues this afternoon at
clock and indicated Fitzsmmons would fling for the
Indians and Setback for the Cowboys
Thrills chs strife occurred the ball park Wednes
Bushmen nosed into the win column by capturing
the day honors, to s. in thirteen innings.
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"Bucky" Harris, young manager
of the champion Washington Sena
tors, knows this and it pleased him
that SO many of the experts who
saw the major league teams In the
South predicted that his club would
not be able to repeat.
"On Our Toes"
1T will keep us on our toes, and
that's the way we want to be all
season." Harris said today. I'VE are
we'll satisfied with the start we have
made and feel sure we will improve
"YOu sec, most of our pitchers
are veterans and they cannot go
out IN the chilly spring days and
pitch like a strong yOmgster
who has not learned by expert
ence that an arm is very tickle
member of the body. We want
to be close to the top when warm
weather comes and then we can
start going"
With practically the same lineup
that played through last year. the
Senators looked stronger than in
<.3924 in their first two games against
~the Yankees. There Is a very ap
parent air of confidence in the &C.
ton of all the players that has i'm
proved their game.
Peck In Form
The fine form shown by the vet
eran Peckinpaugh at shortstop has
been the talk Of all the bali play
ers. He is playing the best game
of his long career. "Bucky' Harris
has not been bothered by managerial
duties and he is now the best Sec
ond baseman in the major leagues.
Peck, Harris and Judge have es-
tablished themselves as the fastest
double-play combination in the big
show.
Bluege. the young third baseman,
has a better grip on himself than he
had last season and he IL a greatly
improved player. He looks like one
OF the coming stars.
Goose" Goslin, tire hard-hit-
ting outfielder. is almost sure
to become one of the real big
stars of the game and young
McNeeIy in center field, is COM
ing along very fast. Sam Rice
may have passed his prime, but
he Is still very good bali
player.
Muddy" Ruel is the best catcher
in the American League. He will
have to do most Of the work all sea-
son, and he is a rather frail player.
He did it all last year, however.
Veteran Staff
Harris is gambling upon a veteran
npitching staff. Mogridge looked
&D bne too good in the opening game
and Tom Zachary was wobbly
Wednesday, but the weather was
against them.
They are not just ready. but Harris
used them because left-handers are
supposed to be poison to the
Yankees. Walter Johnson looked to
be in great shape against the Giants
In the last Of the exhibition games.
covelesLde and Ruether, two
veterans are ready for action
and if their arms will help they
will work their heads off for
Harris because he saved them
from the minors.
It's long way to October, but
the Senators look like an awfuIly
good ball club and they are not
cocky about it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
Rapid-Fire Cue Winner

Klein defeated Castle. Is to 2. for
first honors in the weekly rapid
fire three-cushlon billiard tourney at
Coolers on Wednesday night. Klein
downed Nathan, Jones and Castle to
win.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
QUADRANGULAR MEET
Tech Tracksters Take OH Three
State II. S. Squads.

State III. S. Squads.
Tech tracksters will have plenty
Of opposition on Friday when three
invading squads are entertained at
the Tech athletic field. Kokomo,
Charlottesville and Greenfield are
the visiting teams.
Walter Of Kokomo, all-State bas-
ketball player and track star, vino
holds the State high school record
in the 220-yard dash, will attract
plenty Of attention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
DOCTOR SAYS BIG MUM
WAS ILL IN MAT BOUT
Former Wrestling Champ Refuses to AIib Defeat by Vet
eran Pole StanSaus ZbyszkO at Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, April 16-Refusa to lay defeat to i'll
ness and lack of condition today the sole of
Wayne Big0 Mum, deposed heavyweight wrestling cham
pOn, who, Wednesday night lost his title Stansaus
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AMERICAN AssOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGuF
Games Today
ANIERIOAN ASeOCIATI

AMERICAN ASSOC1ATION
KAnsas City Mt indianapolis.
St Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Toledo
Milwaukee at Louisville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis,
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Now York at Boston.
Philadelphia st Brooklyn.
st. Louis AT Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh At Chicago.
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Senator Outfit May Upset Dope Again
D Manager Harris Pleased That
Experts Do Not Pick His Club.
BY Henry L. Farrell
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, April 16.-Estimates of major league
made in the training camp and in exhibition games
always provide forecast of what will
do il actual championship competition.
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NET VICTORY
Butler Tennis Team Downs
EarIham Squad.

Butler tennis players made a clean
sweep in the opening dual meet of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
Tribe Notes

n ETERSON went all the way
- on the mound for the Blues,
Il Wednesday, thirteen innings,
which is some distance to go this
early in the season. He used much
speed and busted off, the Hoosiers
frequently and put the fear" into
some OF them during the early part
Of the fracas.
Pug Allen blew himself to a
home run and triple and walked
twice. The Indians collected fifteen
hits and the Blues ten.
It's a dead cinch the Bushinen
need daily bunting practice. They
were weak with the sacrifice game
Wednesday.
Henry struck out eight Blues. but
handicapped himself much by wild.
ness. He walked four and had three
wild pitches. However, he displayed
enough stuff to Indicate he'll he a
mainstay when he gains control
I~ HE Blues failed TO find safe
IL spot Off Buck Schemanske in
IL four innings. but he. too, was
wild and placed himself in the hole
by passing the first man in three
innings. Otherwise Buck uncovered
some puzzle-s.
Aliens home run i'm the second
cleared the high fence in right
field. Dutch Henry got triple
in the third that rolled nearly TO
the flag pole.
Both pinch runners used by Bush
scored. Voter and De Loot are
speedy lads who can travel the paths
In sparkling fashion.
Acting Manager Zwilling planned
to use Pitcher Eddie Shack against
the Indians this afternoon. Setback
formerly pitched for the Milwaukee
Brewers. He is a right handler.
EV1 ILKINSON was due to hurl
IWI the Wednesday battle for the
- Cowboys. but an injured
wrist prevented. A boil on his
throwing arm panied too much to
stand the strain Of work.
Peterson, who twirled the extra
inning grind for Zwilling. is a young
Highlander out Of the Western AS
ISOLATION.
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Louisville Is the first official A. a.
leader for 1925. The Colonies gained
undisputed possession Wednesday.
Mccarthy has stout, poppy aggre.
cation and the Tribes natural rivals
carry a powerful threat for the pen.
nant.
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Murray. X. C.. shOrtstOp. &C.
cepted twelve chances without
bobbling, Wednesday. lie has been
playing great ball here.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL
Wednesday Results

Notre Dame, 10; Georgia. o.
Illinoie "a; De PAW. |
Holy Cross. 4 Princeton. |.
U; of Pennsylvania, 8; Catholic Uni.
'erXSl Army. Is, University Of Vermont o
Bucknell. o. Navy, s 8 innings rain)
FIT, Benning. 8; University OF Michi.
gan. !.
St Xavier IL Miami University. o.
v. NJ. l., Q; Syracuse, 8.
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Major Homers Wednesday
Flagstead, Red Sox.
Taylor, Robins
Simmons. Athletics.
Ems. Pittsburgh.
Wright. Pirates.
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Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Nr,ir-sulrea 1O1 O1O OOO-3 10
Tnuisviiie .. 0Ol 30 30'-7 10 2
Gearin. Lingrel. Sklff; bradshaw, Brot-
tenn.
CT PAM - 400 10 140-10 10 o
Oolumbus 49,. 200 100 600 9 L
Eolp. Collins; Ketchum, Werre. Urban.
Minneapolis .... $40 600 ooo-e 9 /
Toledo 600 900 1000 o
McGraw. wirts; Bsyne. Johnson. Frey.
CASTOR
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
(Cslled in sixth. dsrkness)
M MssniYYs sTR ..'.... 600 GOO & j
Zachary. Ruel; Jones PennOck, oNeil.
Chicago ........ oil bo2 ooo-e 10 !
Detroit ....... 900 600 510-6 II 0
Robertson Connally. schalk Whitehil.
Holloway. Moore, Stoner Cole. Johnson
Bassler.
Boston ....... DOL 02Q QoQ-2 g 2
Philadelphia -. 102 O10 1915 10 0
Fullerton. Rufing. Piclnich; Gray. coch-
rane.
Cleveland at st. Louis. rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
B rooiSIynP 49, oo9Y o5o 93!-6 Is I
Ring. Belts. Henline; Ehrhardt. Taylor.
S 81 kSHis :::: egg SSS SSSS!!-3 s ?
Sothoron. Day. Gonzales Luque. Har-
grave.
pittsburgh 49,. oSS5I 900 900 559o9-S y 9
Meadows Morrison. Smith Cooper.
Keen. Bush. Brett. oFarrell.
New York at Boston. rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RoH9estes. 1: RFe e96ntss, &
Jersey City. 10; Buffalo. 7.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Birminsham, I: Nashville. g.
Memphis. 8: Little Rock. q.
New Orleans 2; Mobile. B.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16

Peterson, who twirled the extra
inning grind for Zwilling. is a young
Highlander out OF the Western AS
ISOLATION.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16

The Invaders will meet Thursday at
93g Lynn St. at 2 30 p. m All players
are asked TO attend and also those wish
ing tryouts The Invaders would like to
hear from STATE teams Maxwell. Brook
Ign. Martin sv1lle. Franklin. Columbus and
p39 Lynn St
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16

The indianapolis Eagles No ell will
hold a meeting at the clubroom. 43 W.
Vermont ST.. az p. M, Friday The
Eagles win play at shelbyville SUNDAY;
April and May with State teams. Write
j. Hayes. sos Parker Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16

Spears Del Monico A. C.s will practice
Sunday at Douglass Park at a. m.
noon For games write Gus Fleming. 1415
Newman St. or call Webster zoos.
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AMUsEM ENTS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16

xvi ILKINSON was due to hurl
IW| the Wednesday battle for the
- Cowboys. but an injured
wrist prevented. A boil on his
throwing arm panied too much to
stand the strain Of work.
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The indianapolis Tire and Battery Com
pany will play the p. and e. team of the
Big Six League Saturday afternoon and
Sunday game is desired with state
team for April %. Write r. Collins. 536
N. Illinois St.. or call Circle zoos.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16

ETERSON went all the way
- on the mound for the Blues
Wednesday, thirteen innings
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FRANKFORT Ind. April 16-The
Frankfort Southwest Braves have re-
organized WITH q fast bunch Of players
and are now ready to book games on the
Mason. 400 w. South st.. Frankfort. Ind
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
LOCAL. H0SIELRY
IS PURCHASED BY
IMPERIAL COUPLE

y. +. CrandaI. former proprietor
% TIE Country Cius Inn Oh the cor
ler Of Sixth and Holt avenue, has
soll MS interests - Air. and Hrs.
Herman \. Corgar. Due to i'll
health NJ. and Mrs. CranaaL viii
make their home iii Los Auceles aad
tie new club house viii be- taken
possession of Monday morning bT
The new owners, who p.an To live
there.
NIr. ard Mr.. Cuogar piau t. rRa
lie cI5b mouse ou the same plan with
special attention 10 bac:elcr quar-
ters. Q ing all club privileges. There
is biliiorl and game room aad q
large Gbrasy Iaoay. TIC dsaine
room wiii. be oqcac4. j, i r%pecte4
On September Is.
Residents ii II Certso viii be
anl. later to USE tic lobby. which
has an excellent f!oar, tor f-ivat'
dances and parties.
NJ. and Mrs. ton4cF are old resi-
1auts Of the valley and have many
friends here. Their home ha~ been
il. Imperial M Congcr having BEEN
| The Imperial irrig t.oa district
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
SEELEY
By Press staff Corresponden

SEELEY. Aug. II. Chester
Vaughn ami James Mccain have
returned from Rayson. Arizona,
where they visited Mr.. ana Mrs. y.
7. Vaughn.
Mrs. L, \. Whitaker recently
spent 4 day nj the Salvation Army
camp at Bl.ke springs. Andy Rog,
crs accompanied Mrs. Whitaker.
4. L. Ferguson i enjoying his va
cation at Feather Falls, Butte conn-
Il. During MIR. Ferguson $ absence
Fred Mastiek is taking care Of the
Seeiev waterwofkS.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. :. Smith and fam.
ilv are leaving for ~Portefviile for
a visit with relataes.
Mrs. J. \. Howard. who hai 1oen
nj the 5anitnrium at La Joll>, re-
TUNED Wednesday very much in-
proved. !. y. Howard aud Willis
Watson spent few days in san
Diego.
Mrs. Tom Howard is at Jacumba
looking alter their property there.
l.. II. Walker has gone TO spend
his annual vaeation'at Ramona. Dur
nag his absence Cecil Bumgarner IS
helping nj Seclev Market
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
1. S. Government
Will Fight To
Retain Island
by Gited Press Leased Wire

PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 1j.-The
federal government is preparing to
fight through the court 70 retain
possession Of Sand a. in the
mouth Of the COiumbia er.
The island is claimed h. the Ore.
gon state land board.
Sand Island was decided by the
state to the federal government for
military purposes in 1864. It has
rcver been so used and il is the con
tention Of Oregon that it should re-
vert to the state.
The island has been long leased
to private fishing companies and tho
state is looking long:agly at this
rcy enue.
The state proposes 10 assume title
by granting Il lease to the Columbia
Packers association. The Barley
Packing campany holds the federal
lease. Through litigation over these
two leases ti,lc to the island ulti-
mately will be determined.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
MODERN SALES
PLAN FOR STAR
CAR POPULAR

The Durant Motor Company oi
California mas announced an entire
l. ucW s%lcs plaza plat % rcvo,
lutioHHIl and yr' 50 practical that
il is almost certain to increase the
s;tic> Of Star automobiles 10 the
point where the factory ut Oakland
VIII be called upon to work day and
night III order to keep up with the
Gcmand for the various models of
the star line.
This modern sales plan is the pro
1act of the fertile brain Of H. w.
Curtis. Al the intricate details
were carefully worked out by Curtis
.Hd II corps of assistants before the
plan WAS hcralipd throughout the
de.ef organ. .at.oas and factory
branches representing the Star car
in tie west. Therefore il was com
p}eto even to the finest points when
ii was mfoided.
Il would require Il lengthy cxplana.
tiua II cover this generous and pYa~.
teal sales plan but some OF the
salient features may be covered in
L few words.
Ey this newlv created policy
every man, woman and child may
become the owner of Il Star car
without the outlay of any money.
By putting forth certain amount
OF effort-devoting a portion of
ones spare time to the interests Of
the Star organization, anyone may
earn ar automobile with a wide
choice Of the various models includ-
ell IN The Star line.
This gold certificate plan is not
limited 10 present Star owners 1t,
IS not limited to districts. but il is
open TO all who may wish to be-
come owners of an automobile.
Through TIE new Star sales code
every salesman in the organization
may enlist the aid of any army Of
associates. In every locality these
allies may i'll turn become active
Star statesmen aud develop into
high i;,ried employees of the Star
organization. But the main thing
that the gold certificate idea calls
for is Increased interest in the Star
car by making il possible fer many
persons 10 own and drive autOmo-
bileS who are not now able 10 make
the necessary down payment Oh
their chosen model.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
List Local Man
In Letter Making
Trip Round World

Along =. with noted pcrsonages
ra eiT<frGm lords and coustls Dr.
Norman Dupont is listed in "a circu-
iar started by an American officer
some tine ago. i;T. Dupont received
The letter this morning. il Icing on
H. ,ocon tout atoG41 tho world.
The letter was signed By a6 people
1a its first tour, starting with Com
maudcr Hcrulin and being sent TO
Commander Gracf From the names
it is supposed it started in France,
hut there is 10 way Of telling who
The people are or where they are.
Farther on down The Est f.. II. &hera
Sent il TO Admiral Code of Karu ia
pa... who in turn sent il to Admiral
y. Yamamota. Admiral Yamamota
sent it 10 Prince Skimadza and from
him it went to Admiral Lakeshita.
IL Jaraa. From There it went 40
Cartain Sanenii who rclayed i to
Commander Ka abajahi Of India. The
recipients in Russia were Captain
Schaffalinshy De IIuckadel. DR.
\. Sierrons sent il 10 Sucn Lund-
quist who is no doubt Swedish.
or Germany representatives there
. are listed Count Heirholdven Rosen
who sent the letter to General Ern-
c,t Laden. Count Carl Cronstedt
sent il to 1t. Col. O. Tragardh.
, At the end Of the list cotlc the
! California and local names iuclud
ing: Jose Goldberg, Bill Jemer
| Alexander Pantages. John +. Mills
j. H. Shreve, 0. *. Thomas Pau
/ Palmer, Walter b. IIavekorst. Other,
; IN Los angeles are AdoIph Tandler
| Fred W. Blanchard, Sid Grammar
Harold Lloyd, Joseph Schenk, Hiram
Abrams, Dennis O 'Brien.
, The letter has been in the hands
| Of % persons to date and as II has
been travelling from the coast Dir
| Dupont viii probably send it east
/ Each party ig allowed a copy and
| thea must soad on.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
LIFE EXPECTANCY
INCREASES TWELVE
YEARS IN ENGLAND

EDINBURGH. Aug. 1.-The life
expectancy Of a baby in EnglaHd
today is IL years longer than was
that Of the child, grandparents.
Creator participation by large
pamhcrs Of the people in open air
games and sports. better and more
suitable dressing, better food, and
the advance Of tic science Of mcdi-
cine and surgery IS adding materl-
a.ly 10 the length of human life. 50
declared Sir George Newman, chief
medical officer Of the ministry Of
health in an address here before
the Royal Institute congress.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
Await BrOckman's s
Return to Serve
Grand Jury Writ

Up 10 noon time today, the accu-
Sation returned by the grand jury
against &. W. Broekman, director
of the Imperial lrrigatio" distrisf,
had not been served by Sheriff Giir
lett. the latter being unable to 10.
cate Broekman.
At the Imperial Irrigation dis.
irict office today II was stated that
Brockman- advised tnst Tues
6av a, the board meeting that the
accusation would probably be served
Friday, and, was thought that ne
would be on hand To accept serve"
with the other directors.
Attempts to locate him yesterday
at. his home bv telephone proved
unsuccessful and it is believed he
has not vet returned from visit
to his family on the coast.
\ force OF stenographers have
been busy at the district office yes
terdav and today. making copies OF
the lengthy accusations filed against
the directors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
Columbus Knights
To Form Caravans;
See Mission Play
Hy United Press Leased Wire

san JUAN cAPISTRANO, Aug.
l5.-knights Of Columbus from half
Il dozen Southern California cities
viii form u special motor caravan
to attend the performance tomor-
row afternoon Of the mission pa
goant Of San Juan Capistrano.
Large delegations viii attend
from Fullerton, San Diego, Santa
Ana, Anaheim, Pasadena and Los
Angeles.
+ Vivian Sullivan, Memphis,
Tenn, will succeed to the leading
role of Marguerite in tomorrow s
performance, succeeding Dorsie
Schukow, who left for the east To
fulfill theatrical ngagement.
There will be three presentations
Of the cid Spanish pageant before
the season $ close. the final per
fo.mancc to be held on Labor Day.
September :.