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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
What s Ne1e, i'm
Vaudeville

Vaudeville will soon have novelty
in Mara-Mara, a Hindu dancer, who
will withdraw from THE Diverted
Village" a revue at the Triangle
Theater in New York's Greenwich
Village, to head an elaborate act in
the two-a-day.
J. l. l.
Frances Starr will continue next
season on the Keith-Albee Circuit in
"Colette," a sketch in which she is
presented by David Belasco. She
will open her tour in Boston, Sept. T.
II l. +
Among the circus numbers which
attempt to bring the spirit and
color of the 'big top" to KeithAl-
bee vaudeville, one of the most un-
usual is the unit headed by the KEEL
so Brothers. This includes Billy De
,Lisle and Company, Outside the
Circus" and Fred Delmar's Fighting
Lions, and provides nearly an hour
of entertainment.
l. l. +
Albertina Rasch, well known New
York ballet mistress, before sailing
for Europe last week, arranged to
have three of her dancing groups
on the Keith Albee Giro uit next sea-
son. These sime-classical dance pre-
sensations that Nine Rasch has
staged have met with high favor in
vaudeville The acts next season
will be the "Albertina Rasch Girls"
the "Pastelle Ballet" and "Rhyth-
mic Toes" her latest production.
l. RI y
Jimmy Hussey, who has been
abroad with Jack Dempsey and his
bride since the closing Of Elsie ia
MIS- show, Puzzles" has returned
to Keith -Albee vaudeville.
+ !
Three well-known vaudeville acts
which were standard on the Keith
Albee circuit until their dissolution
several years ago have reunited.
They are Raymond and Caverly,
Jack Anthony and Harry Rogers
and Solly Ward and Marion Murray.
Most of these performers have been
appearing with musical comedies
and revues.
T. j. !
Jack Hylton, who has been billed
as the paul Whiteman of Europe"
may bring his orchestra to America
for a few weeks Of vaudeville In
the fall He probably will. in the
interest of international amity, open
in Washington with engagem in
other leading Keith-Albee Theaters
to follow.
J. J. l.
Joe Laurie, late star of plain
Jane" who is spending a few weeks
in his old hangout, Keith-Albee
vaudeville, will appear in September
as leading man in his own comedy
drama, Crazy Kid" for which re-
hearsals have already been started.
/. + I
Herschel Henlere, vaudeville con-
cert pianist and comedian, sails July
20 for a two-year tour of the world.
He is booked to appear in Australia,
South Africa, New Zealand India,
Egypt every country in Europe and
in the British Isles.
Inez Courtney, whose dancing was
featured in THE Broadway Whirl,
THE Little yWhopper," paradise AL
ley and other musical shows, has
returned to Keith-Albee vaudeville
in partnership with Sid Keyes, whose
comedy "hoohng" has been va
riety attraction for the past half
dozen years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18

was 1Oo.zo the" hlgnl. up 4.@S'
Blu United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Assurance
given President Coolidge by Secre-
tary Mellon and Senator Snoot that
a swift action of the tax reduction
program in the next session Of Con-
gress was practically certain i'm.
parted additional momentum to the
forward movement in stocks at the
opening today and the whole market
continued to display a huoyant tone
in the early dealings.
Rails maintained the exceptional
heavy turnover which marked trad
ing in this group in the preceding
session. The industrial also moved
ahead vigorously with the motor
truch shares still leading the ad-
vance.
Irregular tendencies were eradi-
Gated around noon by the resump-
ton Of aggressive buying in several
high-priced industrials. Mack Truck
another sensational run-dp,
Aring to 2331z. against Tuesdays
low ct 220.
Sears-Roebuck was also urgent
~ bought, attaining it's best levels
since 1920 at 1913. Buying of high
priced issues was said in broker
age circles to be mostly for the &C
count of insiders. Present price
levels in stocks of this kind are out
Of range Of the average Spectator.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
Wholesale Meat Prices

Beef-Native steers 800 TO 500 lbs.
&c fores under carcass. 4c: minds over
carcass, &c native heifers 300 to 400
700 lbs. l2ia a 10 &c; fores under carcass
sweetbreads, 45c. Pork = Dressed hogs
l40' to 200 IBIS. % G. regular. picnic hams
to IA lbs. I'm "a 10 Y c: fresh tender
feet fores sc veal-Carcas~es 70 70
200 lbs. 1917 a 22c; binds and saddles
over carcass 7c: fores under carcass &C:
brains 15c: sweetbreads. SOC: tongues
gee Mutton-Spring lambs. % to 40
lbs. 2Sc; mutton saddles. 25c: legs, 26c;
fores 10c:. sheen brains 13c tongues
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Other Live Stock

10 900 market III. better grade fed steer;
choice, fed steers scarce. no early 9iagles
s sasR k sodr snd FEEDER dealers
to weak; bulls STEADY TTeaiers SEc higher
si2 western P srasseT r RnSl neSdes 1900
head fsea ,Shesep-Receipts, II 600; market se
srabie i natives S' to packers sd f5
ss5as s zsssSS S.fbsI. so9s sS 6 :sSssS
he 9af lots @o TT g. tT ne e sspy s sss
sPgsnSsdd a5q &; clossd SSg$se' lower: top.
S s9SgBG Rg eiiEgy
1880 I IDS light sghts 66Sb 60 pSe
SID so a 1880
cepts so 300 market Au Gun and Ssak ghip
EEqlg seSEs yS0 shotcs ifH{ffs SO
f f50g' DHsheFD HRd So
Rec gt6esady market steady good to
e4SE = dto9sk AuBB ee s5geFs
ss9Sws6 = s. 20 $50 eanneFss ! and cutters:
Stock stoeRer r 0's and feeders s4 5o@e Hogs
Receipts 12590 @qrket S3i@ S5c I Iqye ao
ssfSSiSSS slGaS @sff 485 slzgS
PiSs S5
market; steady to 25c lower; ewes, $50
$50; Gamers and cutters, 81 q A.; wooded
lambs. $3.50 1875.
EAST EAST B RTgI AYE g !scat tbi1
pers steers gSss So a f2:5o; butcher grades, 81
COWS .r ss@s75 &C, G5lve steaSs
steady ehP}cs lambs; si a i cgii aa T.
S3@9. ,Hogs--Recefpts 2,40Q;- market,
light and ACTIVE; Workers. $15,5o; pigs.
Sesyles 1Hf Toughs ht92 3
GtEvE1 aAS :, AVE 1sMHqqS os 7ou Re:
$qT S6 ~. s4P55 81 ssgE@s
b Sc Ff S5o good SdTe cRoce 70 hs sRSs
$50 good to choice c9STSS 3SIet
soo mar s9g steady top. $3.50
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 1s.-1cattle-;IRe-
eeipts. 10 car loads; market. sloW; CHOICE.
$67g as o0 veal s caves $is 1880 1870 sheep
and lambs-Receipts, - light; market,
s7SS5 FAIR T @Res $50 s. s. So la@ H2$
deckers: market. steady: prime heavy,
SIS so; mediums S14.25; heavy Workers,
S Sl4s ss gSFkf roagh 81 81 1913
stays. seas.
TOLEDO. Anug. 1s.-Hogs-Receipt
1,QoQ. market 70 g 4oee, 5le o hesyis;s,
ers, $13S75 a IA 25;- good pigs, S14. Calves
--Marllet steady. Sheep and lambs-Mar-
ket steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
GLAD no GEr BACK HOME

Betty Bronson, Neil Hamilton and
Director Clarence Badger who re,
turned last week after spending
twenty-five days in the Sierras
making "The Golden Princess" for
Paramount, expressed delight at
once more getting back to Holly
woods renowned climate. In the
mountains they said, the talnrora-
ture fluctuated from 80 degrees down
to zero
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
is HOOsIER STATE SLIPPING?

Bu Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 49,
G. A. Beard, president Of the Evans
vile Fans Association, today init
mated Evansville may surrender it's
Three.I League baseball franchise.
following the close Of the present
season.
Officials declare the club has
been losing money this season due
to poor attendance. Attendance has
dropped lower than at any time in
recent years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18

m HE ability to make the most
difficult double plays has
- made possible the winning of
many game for Pittsburgh and
Washington this year.
The Washington club is almost
uncanny in this department of play,
The moment tight situation pre-
sents itself every member of the
Washington infield starts to chant
Come on, let's turn in a play for
them"
That is the expression used when
double play is most necessary to
save the day. 1t is really remark
able how often the trick is turned.
The old double play is the best
defensive weapon of Washington
and Pittsburgh. And. believe me,
it exerts a powerful influence to-
ward victory.
Taking Chances
C~1NE step is often the slight
IL difference between safe and
. out on a majority Of double
plays.
The failure to complete twoply
killing usually can be traced to some
slip in the handling of the ball.
Famous double-play combinations
always gamble, they ar ''take-a-
chance" players. The )ba Il must be
thrown with speed and the players
involved must anticipate the throw.
Mere tossing or lobbing the ball
loses many play that could have
been turned with speedy handling.
In the handling of the ball one
finds the difference between
success and failure In the making
of double plays. Speed is the key
uote.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
In the Sugar Market
Br Thomson 8 Mckinnon

NEW YORK. Aug, 1s.-switching from
the distant options has further widened
the spread between September and the far
months. Comparative light offerings and
the prospect of refners paying slightly
higher for sugars in nearby positions due
to the heavy Withdrawals will probably
September insuring orderly liquidation.
We are inclined, however. to anticipate a
gradual widening of the differential and
not delaying the transfer of contracts too
long
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
OUTFTELDERS BUSY

Carey and Southworth, center
helders for Pittsburgh and New
York, respectively, had busy after
noon in one of the games during the
recent crucial series between those
two clubs. Carey had eight putouts
in the contest and Southworth six.
Several of them were ON extremely
hard chances, too.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
BARONS HALTED

z After winning nine straight games
Wilkesbarre, in the New York-Penn-
sylvania League, finally was halted
by Shamokin. 1t was one of the
best streaks of the season and put
the Barons close to the top of the
second division.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
CLASS e RACE VICTOR

BU Times Speciol
LAKE GENEVA, Wis. Aug. 18.-
R. E. and ]. A. Friend of the Pine
Lake Yacht Club won the first Class
E race with their sloop Minstrel
Sixth at the Inland Lakes Yachting
Association regatta here Monday
Winner ran a close race with Glad
of Albert Gallum Of Pinehurst. Ten
sloops participated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
RETURNS TO U. S. A.

Colleen Moore has returned to
America from Europe with an
enormous st. Bernard dog which
she "fell in love with" in Switzer-
land. He's only four months old,
but weighs nearly as much as the
little First National star herself.
Colleen calls him Baby" but adj
mits she will be open to SUGGESTIONS
for anew name when he grows up
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
NAYLOR WITH MOBILE

Pitcher Rollie Naylor. at one time
with the Athletics, is now playing
citation. He was purchased from
Seattle of the Pacific Coast League.
Mobile expects him to bolster up its
hurting staff considerably.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
Commission Row
Price to Retailers

Fruits
Apples-Fancy Transparents, ,4O;pound
81 .506 200; Wolf River 4O-pound bas
ket, 81 50@1.75; White Blush 40-pound
basket. 81 so: Wilson Red June. 40-pound
5000: fancy Chenango. 4O-pound basket,
basket. si25a SO.
Bananas-Sc ID.
Cantaioupes-Indtana std. s125 a. 90;
fats, s5c; Ariz Honey Dew CRIT. S2.75;
Grapes--Ex fancy Blue. $3.50: seedless
Lemonns0Caltfornia sO0s. S45Oa 500
ddimes-Fcy :,, ifmnogrtedv per 100 s22soo
s,&5: IVA 0O
Plums-S2. 20 1850.
Watermelons-Fcy. Ga. 35 G75c.
Vegetables
Beans-H e.. bu. 75c q 81. 90.
Beets-Texas bunched 25c: bu.. 81 IS
cabbagsEEFancy H. G.. per barrel.
SsT$1PfEsSsoutGpsEq dGs 4 sS eo
sGso aTii; h'' dozen. SOC.
Le 5dl Ig gfS .s crate $3.50
yellow. 6u,. 8 SO; Spanish. crt.. $50.
Parsley@Dozesn punches. SOC.
P0t5tOss2KEys cob6JsTse $3.50 @5.s9
Early ohios. 1oO-lo. sack. "a q 4.7o; sweet,
= Rissdr bes-Mississlppi. dozen. 4Oa Sue.
Rhu6aEoTIFcy. 4: G. deg. Soc
sPP 1nsfnIH e. s SD = b ao'
Tomatoes-Basket. Toe.
Turnips-s Southern. bu.. S125.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
OPEN RACE TRACK SEPT. 10

Bu Times SpectaI
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S.-The new
Paramount race track located be-
tween East st. Louis and Collins
Vile, Ill, will open Sept. 10, it was
announced here today.
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\ Produce Markets

.ns Ssss sg sSe irs Sss g. delivered ct Ind
sprn Gs 22c feshoTn 1s and hfs 6sGfs 1Se
and Stays, foe ducks, 10 q f5c; geese, Sc
cry Buttr ss6 p ssas 45 5le
Gream-42 @ 43c a pound for butterfat
see psd IS 55sS meSNSs New sY Yort
sfE 20 W#isco %isSon baisie @OugF S7 to6s
pimento loaf 85c; Swiss loaf soc.
CHICAGO. Aug. Is.-Butter-Receipts
a92o 40 eTeaa%sry Al ztansS sr a
EsslP!sa 3gS SS{SS5asIleS Il g
c g @ eaFs fowls 10 9g g s spring ka
fowls. 25c; ducks. 21c; geese. I6c; spring
sSers $50 s6 e c potatoes a9 ROSTERS Rseep ss
$50 cars; Minnesota early Ohios, So q
$50 NN g6Tssts r S0B6ers Shits5 s2 12 2
Idaho rlrsls S2,65G 2.75: Wisconsin round
x.y EEy5FI s6SB}.,. Aug 8 d}s 3
$50. 9sSRf @s y Sso Leg Ess
9SssH fse 1 FSos set So e3G du sPEngssFs Ss
Butter--Extra in tubs, $50 acc: extra
ffrsts, q g z42c; packing stock q a 2se.
ern frsts. 52c. So - 2 = '''' "e''
NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Flour-Dull
aG 145efd P @ddie93est $3.50 sj
sugar; ,Rsw-Saeady; 90 test 1890: re-
hf se&Po irNW n grany9nssted 535 32 81 c9d
q % 1aci Tallow-Easy; special to extra
IL ayS@7-Weaker; No. l, 81 40: No.
~ 81 10 q 20. Glover 81 30 a 1 40.
dressed poultry--Firm: turkeys 20 Acc:
chickens. 20 a 3Sc; capons. 80 q soc: fowls,
ID q SAC; ducks. 16 a 25c: Long Islands
24c Live poultry-stead 4 geese. loo
15c: ducks, LA 24c; fowls, % @2Sc;
turkeys. 20 q SOC: ROSTERS 14c: broilerS.
20 q soc. Cheese-Dull: State milk com
mon to special, 20 a 251sc; Young Amer
e osipts. 1882 Creamery SgsteF extFas
special market 43L n43%c. Eggs
Steady: receipts 80. n10: nearby white
4sc; fresh hrsts. 81 a 39c: Pacific coast
Arst to extras. 36% a 48Ac: western
whites So SEC
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
Nut Cracker

RENCH doctors say they
r never saw a chest expansion
(1 as big as Gertrude Ederle's
-. Proving the French docs never
have been in the vicinity of a golfer
who has just holed out in one.
The manager of Harry Wills has cabled
him money to come home from Europe.
:, Lest there be, some misunderstan
on the point. we hasten TO add this was
not done directly at the suggestion of Mr..
Dempsey
NOW THAT BATTLING SKI IS GOING
BACK TO HIS NATIVE JUNGLES, THE
AMERICAN ZOOS PROBABLY WILL BE
RESTORED TO THE POPULARITY THEY
DESERVE.
There are more than 200 traps at
Oalxmount, the course over W hich the
amateur golf championship is to be
played This means par for the
festive alibi will be broken every day
ET1E are asked to believe foot
WI ball is essentially an Ameri
I can sport, and very likely it
is. F.. There's Knute Rockne, the
great Notre Dame coach, for ex
ample, as fine a Norwegian as ever
ate well-oiled anchovy!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18

+" HE ability to beat the real
contenders is what wins
~ remnants.
Pittsburgh leads in the National
League because it has the edge on
New York and Cincinnati, it's two
most dangerous rivals.
Washington is within striking dis
lance Of the Athletics because 1t has
won nine of the fourteen games
played with the Mackmen. - ~
Eight games are still to be played
between Philadelphia and Washing
ton. Those eight games probably
will decide the pennant in the Amer
lean League.
The Washington club makes no
bones of the fact that remaining
games with Philadelphia are the
key to the championship. Manager
Harris is confident his team is supe-
rior to the Athletics,
Over every other club except the
world champions the Athletics hold
the winning margin.
At present Pittsburgh looms
strongest In the National League,
with little to choose between
Philadelphia and Washington in
the American.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
GOOD DEFENSE

n football we often hear the
| remark a good offensive is the
best defense.
That hardly holds true in baseball
where the defensive end offensive
strength play a somewhat equal
part.
A good defense hinges largely
around the infield of a team. Most
major league clubs have capable
outf1elds Of nearly equal strength.
The margin of difference is far
greater when making a comparison
Of the inflelds than the outf1el1s.
Brilliant infelds are a prominent
factor in the pennant fight that is
being made by Pittsburgh in the Ma
tional and Washington in the Ameri-
can.
The inf1eId combinations of these
two clubs stand out as the best i'm
the majors. The inner defenses of
the Athletics and Giants are not
far behind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
Local WAGON Wheat
roCAI. RAM CI,EARtNCs

indianapolis mills and grain elevators
are paying S1.56 for No. red wheat
Other grades on their merits
LOCAL BANK CLEARlNGS
Indianapolis bank clearings for Tues
day. Aug. Is, amounted to So $50 900.
Bank debts for Tuesday, Aug. Is. were
S7.I36. 600.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
PROPOSED TAX
HAS
GOOD Effect
Stock Mart Displays Buoyant
Tone and Toward Move
Continues.
Average Stock Prices

Average price of twenty industrial
price of twenty rails for Tuesday. Aug. IS,
was 103.2S new high. up 1.29.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
IT IS QUITE, PRoBARLE THE, COY,
EMINENT Rum RAIDERS HAVE PUT
THE BOOZE PIRATES COMPLETELY
OUT OF BUSINESS. AS THE PAPERS
SAY. BUT THE B. P. HAVEN'T HEARD
ABOUT 1T YET.

A visitor 10 Pittsburgh has hard
time distinguishing Harry Thaw
from any of the other natives these
days. They are all crazy about
the Pirates.
The averages show Yankees are
the best fielding team in the league.
-. Which reminds us they have
been stopping lot Of abuse these
DAYS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-18
Billy Evans
Says
BEATING RIVALS

T~1 HE ability to beat the real
contenders is what wins
remnants
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STRONG WEAPON

m HE ability to make the most
| | difficult double plays has
- made possible the winning of
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
EEL MUNDO" RECIBIRA POR
MEDIC DEL CABLE FRANCES
LOS RESULTADOS DE LOS JUE-
Cos DEL TEAM "SAN JUAN
ATHLETICS" EN- STO. DOMINGO

El Gable Frances" cada dfa sc
hace una empresa mas indispensa-
BILE en- Puerto Rico. Los serviciOs
que lie presta al pals son de una i'm
portancia vital Y su clientela au-
menta constantemente
Por un arreglo especial que "El
| Mundo" ha hecho con su active e
inteligente manager" senior Mora
les, nos vemos en- la posici6n privi-
legiada de poderle ofrecer a nuestros
lectores los resultados de los juegos
que nuetro team ''San Juan Tthle-
tics" celebre en- Santo Domingo po-
co despu6s que estos juegos termi-
men. Los fans" obtendran en- nues-
tras colunlnas toda la information
necesaria, como 81 cstos juegos, en-
vez de ser jugados en- terra domini-
cana fuesen celebrados en- la Liga
de la ocho.
Esperamos que ell ptblico sepa
apreciar este esfuerzo nuestro V que
sepa que en- "El Cable Frances tie
ne una empresa que Sc ocupa de te-
ner Puerto Rico completamente in
tornado de 10 que .pasa EN- ell ex-
tranjero de interes para nosotros.
Especialmente su brillante "man-
ager', ell distinguido caballero Y
muy particular amigo nuestro, Sc
nor Morales, es digno de toda loa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
SE CREE QUE Ell PRESIDENTE
EBERT NIUERA DE UN MO
AIENTO A OTRO

BERLIN, febrero &c. United
Press Los doctores que asisten al
presidente Ebert, han declarado' que
ellos no Sc sOrprenderan de que
este muera ante d mafiana, va que
el estado del Presidente es sumamen
te grave
Sc teme que a la operacion que
le fuera practicada Y en- la que ira
bajaron los cirujanos por mas de
una hora, haya sobrevenido la frac-
tura parcial del perit6neo en- Ia par
te intestinal.
En- Alemania, Sc trae a colaci6n
ell vaticinio que en- ell afio 1923 Sc hi
ciera, por una afamada pitonisa,
de que ell Presidente alemdn mori-
ria en- el afo 1926.