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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-23
Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. April 22.-Carlots: Wheat
10; corn. "a; oats, Al; rye. 1.
Wheat 554 900, against 622, 900; corn
20S,000 against $4,000; oats $4,000
against 485, 900. Shipments: Wheat
622, 900, against $4,000: corn $50, 900
against 100000; oats, 394. 900, against
TOLEDO. April .22.-Close: wheat-No.
Eye@SS. Z, s. %. 6a SaplSc' 3 J. Asa ESS
40c. Clover-Cash domestic S27: cash
imported. sly; October, $3.50. Timothy
S2.70. Alsike-Cash. S34. Butter--5I IA
bic. Eggs-22 G24c. Hay-S25.
BIZ United Press
2 ed esd, 81 % Z q 81 No red 81 81 q 8
yellow. 80 a. so &c; No. s yellow, 67iic:
No. 8 yellow &C., a 67c: No. 4 mixed. 6S
@69 a c; No. 6 mixed. Sc y a &c: No. 4
white. SOC; No. ) white SIC; No. 8 white
&c; sample grade, 49@6412c. Oats -
No; white. As y a 4S&c; No. white,
81 @42c; sample grade: IS % soc. barley
99ss%SGSII;. . .Ttmothyw$475 q 5,s5. Clover e;
" 'O'
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HOG MARKET BOTTOM YET UNTOUCHED
EXCHANGE STIMULATED
BY BRITISH BANK MOVE
General Motors Feature of Market Setting New High of
195-Many Small Losses, but 0utnumbered by Gains.

Of England, the former advancing
throughout the list with the excep-
ton of the Japanese issues. Pub
lie utilities continued upward in the
curb market, where oils also showed
a better tone.
Flood, Freeze
Cotton and wheat were advanced
in active buying induced in the for.
mer by further flood danger and in
the latter by freezing weather en-
dangering the new crop. The pre-
carious situation in Japanese finance
not only endangered the position OF
the bonds but also brought heavy
selling Of yen, italian Ira advanced
further in the European section Of
the foreign exchange trading.
In the stock market motor shares
failed to advance with their leader,
General Motors, oils Jagged on
further pessimistic utterances of
leaders in the field, tobaccos ad-
vanced and rails held steady to
firm. Several special issues moved
up sharply. National Lead moved
up IL points following news the
directors had voted to split the
stock for a so per cent stock melon.
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Produce Markets

grade: a pound. 81 q 54c.
Butterfatr-,Local dealers pay 81 q SEC
dianapolis, 90 G21c doz. " All
breed Equity buying prices'H lens large
ers 1Sc 1ss7 brolers ibs rop TS
35 q &c; LeghOrn broiiers, IS a sSee:
ducks: JJS@ zoe; geese. 1oG 12c: turkeys.
cLEXEfAND. April sa.-Butter - FIX
:6i!c; extra frsts; csc; frsts, 2SIsc;
ie S0 f hssEy tGEs 30 G sS fer
Is 4sc; car Stock. 45c Leg6 s B Boers
70 a 42c; stays, ~ q 25c; cocks. II a i Sc
York, So 80 a 8 60: idaho russell bakers.
81 .25GI.35; Florida barrels. 10. i.
q" 90 45afS rr AssEil
441sc; extras 4ac. Esgs~Receipts. To-
s seesnd GFdaHaEss & ss sl:s
nes eas c fows h1eagy 20
ceiptss arrivals. old 50. new 16; on track,
Ola ~; new %: In transit, 1O2: Wiscon-
sin sacked round whites, $l.S5 a l .95
mostly around 100: Idaho sacked russets.
so 50 a BIO, mostly So; Texas sacked
bliss triumphs. IS 40 a 410. mostly around
81. Sweet potatoes-$1 az.
NEW YORK. April 2-Flour-Quiet
and firm Pork-Quiet; mess, $37. Lard
Firm; middlewest. $12 .65 @12.75. Sugar
frmer; granulated, 6.OOM poe Coffee
Rio No. z. Ice; Santos No. 4, 17% rise.
Tallow-7Quiet; specials to extras. 1as a
1hc.. Hay--Steady: No. I. ST. 80; No. 3.
81 q .15: clover, S1.10 @1.25. Dressed
poultry-Easy; turkeys, "a a 36c; chick
ems, 20 a 36c; capons, 20 a 44c; fowls, 10
g Doc. ducks, 20 az 23c: Long Island ducks,
23 az 4c. Live .poultry-Weak: geese, II
a 17c; ducks IS a 30c; fowls Pea 3lc I;
turkeys. % a 25c; roosters. 13c; chickens,
l7M25c; broilers. % az soc. Cheese =
Quiet; State milk. common TO special, 81
M27 lac. Butter-Firm: receipts. 1883
creamery extras. 50Ac; special market. 81
a u c. Eggs-Easy;, receipts. 35.975:
state whites, 26 a Sic; fresh firsts. "a
25c: Pacific coasts. 2s@35Ac: western
whites. 70 a 2Sl4c: nearby browns, 27A n
31c. Potatoes-Long Island. 50 % G6.25;
Jersey basket. 81 al 10; southern, S3.25
49, Ber saasf $3.50 sso anf Sweet p OS
toes-,-Jersey masket, SOC a So 80; south.
ern basket. 50c q S1.60: southern. barrls.
Ss
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Prices ToppIe Is to rs
Cents-Lowest in More
Than Year.

The bottom of the hog market had
not been reached Thursday and it is
simAly a matter of conjecture as to
whether prices will continue falling.
The opening today was slow, at
prices 10 to 25 cents lower, mostly
25 cents off.
Not in more than a year has the
hog market at the Indianapolis
stockyards gone TO its present level,
with some traders Of the opinion
the decline will not stop until the
top drops to $40. The current high
mark was s10.75, the bulk selling
at $10@10.65. An extremely large
holdover, 2,131, was on hand, while
5000 were received.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-23
SEVERAL Of MAIN
i, STOCKS SET NEW
HIGHS IN HISTORY
Atchison Goes to Best Mark
in Roads Existence
Other Rails Up.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF twenty industrials Thursday
was 1856. up so. Average of twenty
rails was 1872 80, up. 80. Average of
forty bonds was 97.32, unchanged.
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Hog Price Range

For material weighing 10000
pounds the main price was 10000
s5,although $1o.75 was paid for
one load OF this sort. Rates on
other weights were: 200,225 pounds,
s1O.25@10.6O; 225-25 Opounds. 500
1895; $50 pounds up. $9.70@10.15.
Pigs cleared at $10.7o down and
packing sows at $s.75@9.5O, while
light sows were quoted at 1915.
The cattle market remained I'M
changed. Beef steers were s9611;
beef cows, $6.50@S.5o; low cutters
and cutter cows, s4.25@5.75; bulk
stock and feeder steers, s7.25@S.75.
Receipts were ZOO.
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Break Lower

The tone of the calf market has
been similar to porkers this week.
dropping each day. The new reduc-
ton was so cents to 81, leaving
good and choice vealers at 81 and
$11.50. Nine hundred were received.
Sales in the sheep and lamb pens
were at prices 25 cents lower than
Thursday. The main quotations on
the run OF 700 were: Top fat lambs.
s15.25 (quotable); bulk fat lambs,
s1S@14.65; bulk Gull lambs. $500
II.
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g Banks and Exchange
April %
NEW YORK sTATEMEN

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Local bank clearings were $685.. 900
debts, 5000 900. .... r.
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BIZ Inlted prcss
Receipts. 1000; holdovers, 1896; market,
lQ@25c IogeF;, 95o,350 ibs;, $e:72@
ibs 5000 i so1eSS lbs. is sYi9S
@11.75; e0ol60 lbs, s1d.6o@12 pack
80 lower; cattle weak to 25c off beef
steers. S10:75 q II; yealers; So q 1880.
market 100 loo ss5c lover lover top p Fat lambs lambs.
$3.50 a 1886; bulk fat lambs. $11 a L.
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Bu Times Speciql

BIT ItnteS NDtClut
LOUISVILLE. April 22-Hogs Re-
SOTO. Cattle-Receipts. 200; market
steady. Calves--Receipts. 600; market
soc lower; good TO choice. IS q TO-. me-
dium TO good. seas: outs SO down.
Sheep-Receipts. 90: market steady: top
lambs. $l3 ala; springers SIS; seconds.
$40 q IL; sheep. soar.
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BIZ VUtted Press
ce SScS 800 bod ARTr $3.50 marEe. Re
a 55c lower; $50 TO $50 lbs. $9.25 a 10;
200 TO $50 lbs, $40 q 1900: 100 TO 200
1900; 90 70, 160 lbs 50 so a 10. 90;
packing sows. $S.50@9. Cattle-Receipts.
$50; calves. 500; market for cattle steady:
beef steers, 500 1850; light ycarling
steers and heifers So a 10; beef cows. SO
M750: low cutters and cutter cows, S46
$50: vealers. So @ l so: bulk stocker and
feeder steers. SO q $50. Sheep--Receipts,
$50; market. steady top fat lambs, SIS;
81 a l 1: bulk fat ewes. So @s; bulk spring
lambs. $40 1850.
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BIZ United Press
TOLEDO. April 2.-Hogs-Receipts.
e9Y ga Medium So aSSfo5e eaT Yorksr ro
SO. 80 a IL; good pigs. 5000 a IL. Calves
Receipts. SO; market, 81 lower. Sheep
lower. Csttle-Receipts 100; market, slow.
weak; COWS, 25c lower.
BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, April 22-Hogs - Re-
ceipts.. 500; market 20 q 35c lower; $50
sloS S Ioe5 $50 10 200 Ios 10 slS So iSs
lilo; 100 to 100 lbs, Sill @11.25: 30
to $50 lbs. $11 is @1l.25: packing sows.
80 @S.75. Cattle-Receipts, 8; calves,
200: market slow to &c lower: beef steers.
$10,25 a L 80 quotable: vealers. SI2 so q
1880. Sheep-Receipts 1900: market
S15.25; bulk Gull lambs. So 610.5c; oulk
spring lambs. SIT AL nominal.
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CLEVELAND. April 2e.-Hogs - Re-
S saps $ $685. s Ss sSy S ssdy ao g.
S1fG1I 20; I30.I60 lbs. Sii25 IL so:
90-l60 lbs, Si1.25 q l1.50; packing sows.
SS.75 19.25. Cattle-Receipts, 100:
calves 300; market weak; beef steers.
1925 @9:25; light yearling steers and
heiters, 50 Q9.25: beef cows. S6.75G
$50: low cutter and cutter cows. S4.75d
5.75; vealers, S12@13.5O. Sheep = Re
ceipts. 500: market steady 10 weak; top
fat lambs, Sl5.50;, bulk fat lambs Sl2.25
fat ewes. $6.50GS.
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0I EAST si'f ST. L IeSS April aa-Hogs-Re-
$50 70 g $50 1ss 50 Is S$s: aSS e $Sd
Yo.75; 90 to i6o lbs. Si0 a 1850: pack
ings sows. S969.25. Cattle-Receipts.
500: market. steers. slow: beef steers.
$7.25 @a.a5: beef o. cows COW Sc a 50 a 7.75:
low cutter and cutter cows. S4.25 n $50:
vealers. $10.25; heavy calves. SO $50;
bulk stock and feeder steers. SSM9.25.
sheep-Receipts, 500; market. nominal:
top fat lambs, S15.25: bulk fat lambs
SI5@15.25: bulk Gull lambs. S11 q IL:
bulk fat ewes. $S.50G9.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
SAJNALATOs rEvEDEs.

A Polgari Kor legutobbi gyule-
san DR.. Mahrer Marion Pal. is.
inert youngstown magyar orvos
volt feltuntetve, mint a lhiroprac-
tor bill magyarazoja. A kor we've,
tosege azonban egy regebbi gyu-
les hatarozata folytan mar el0bb
felkerte DR.. Fizy Pal szinten ma.
gya rorvost. DIR. Fuzy elj0vetele
eloszor bizonytalan volt es ak
kor kertek fel DIR. Mahrert. Mi
kor azonban DR.. Fuzy megis el-
jott a gyulesre Kor hatarozata
folytan neki kellett szerepelni.
DIR. Mahrer korabban tavozott a
gyiilesrol, ha Oft maradt volna,
Ut is felkertek volna a sz6lasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
segiteni, irjanak "Sport" jeligere
a Magyar Hirlapnak, akar iate-
kos, akar partol6.
SPORT.

a football szezonnak most van.
max a legnagyobb kiizdelmei. A
National Cupert val6 kuzdelmek
most folynak, a football kedyelo
kozonsegne kmost vasarnap lesz
alkalma megint j6 football mecs-
cset latni, mivel Cleveelandban az
HJusagi csoport kerul 0ssze
cseh, vagyis Slavia csapattal, a
melynek fele magyar jatekosok-
Dol all, ICY a feelings, aki Ma
honing Valley csapattal kerult
ossze National Cupert ide fog
jonni" stownba 5atszani a
Kimmel Brook palyan %lesz most
vasarnap, 13-an es mar ez a har-
madik fordul6ja a Nat. Cupert
valo kiizdelmenek es mar most
negy csapat van kiizdelemben, az
Ifjusagi, a Slavia, a Mahoning
Valley es a feelings Ez az ossze.
csapas mar final lesz es exert eros
! kiizdelmek lesznek erte. Remel
.iiik, hogy az fJusagi esapat gyoz
tesen fog kikeriilni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10

dez6 tarsasag mosakodashoz mos
dcrn szappant hasznaltak. A do.
log ANIMAL furcsabban hangzik,
inert hiszen kinaiak mar evezre
dek 6ta ismernek egy szappan a.
nyagot, ami a mai szappannak 6si
formaja es eredete. A ciyilizalt
embernek szappan annyira el-
sorendu eletszikseglet, hogy ell
sem hiszi taIan, hogy nyugati
vilag el1tt aranylag vi keletu.
A gorogok es r6maiak, mikor
beleptek ragyogo szepsegI fur
doikbe, elobb olajjal kentek be a
testuket, maid pedig hamuval le-
d0rzsoltek. A romaiak szappan-
keszitest barbar torzsektSl saja-
titottak ell, akiket igajukba haj-
tottak. A gallok forro faggyu es
hamub6l csinaltak szappant, ami
mex ilyen keszitesi modjat min
den bizonnyal a phoniciaiakt6l sa-
jatitttak ell. A szappankeszites mil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10

veszetA aztan a r6maiak mesteri
igyesseggel sajatittak ell. A latin
"sapo" tulajdonkepen faggyut,
faggyuszappant jelent. Pompoli
romjai k0z0tt, - talan mem er-
dektelen en1litesre ~ egy 1900 E.
YES szappan gyarat is talaltak.
Amikor a szappant bevezetttek
Angliaba a tzennegyedik szazad
vege fele, ezt "csodalatos" elk
ket luxustargynak tekintettak es
mint ilyet megadoztattak. Fenyii-
z1 hireben csak akkor veszitett,
mikor rajottek, hogy k0zonse-
ges SO olcs6 forrasa az alkalinek
Is gyartasa lily ,n6don semmi XIII
lon0s neh6zseggel mem jart.
Ma t0bb, mint ket billio sap
pant gyartauak az Egyesnlt ALA
mokban. Fogyasztasi aranysza-
mokban, ebben az orszagban MIN
den emberre 20 font esik, mig An
gliaban meghaladja a 2l.et.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10

November 15ig valthatok be a
masodik Liberty Bondok. - Akik
vasaroltak a masodik amerikai
hadikolcsonbol, halad sktalanuI
valtsak be azokat.

A szovetsegi kormany noyem-
Der 15-ig bevaltja a masodik LII
berty Bondokat, amt evek elott
larom billio dollar ertekben boz
csatott ki. Sok ember hanyagsag-
Dol, masok 0nakaratulag mem tesz
nek eleget ilyen felszolltasoknak
ts ICY is biztosra veszlk, hogy
rcitett zugokbol, ocska iratt ak
b0l mintegy otven even keresztill
a bondok szazai es ezrei fognak
lassan visszakeriilni a klncstar.
hoz. A multban sokszor nyert u
gyanis beigazolast az a teny, hogy
a legnagyobb erofeszites, a leg.
szelesebb koru publicitas dacara
sem tesz eleget kozonseg egy
r1sze a felszolitasoknak, ha bar
mennyire is sajat erdekukben tor
t6nlk. Termeszetesen Ell mem je-
lenti AIT, hogy bondok Macy re-
sze idoben visszaneyaltassek, mi.
elott a kamatfizetes ideje lejarna.
,Sok bond mem keriil bevaltasra,
inert tulajdonosuk mem nyujtJa
be a megjelolt idoben. Az ilyen
bondok tiszta hasznot Jelentenek
a kormany reszere MegJegyzen-
do, hogy november 15-eig meg
szabott idopont telJes bonder
tekre vonatkozik, es attol fogya
is bevalthat6, de a k0tveny tulaJ
donos csak neyertekre tarthat
igenyt.
a tobb millio haborus kOtyeny
jegyzok kozott ezrek voltak, aklk
kotvenyt adomanynak tekintet-
TEX es siettek yagy yisszaszarmaz
tatni kormanyhoz, vagy meg
semmisiteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
FELHIvAs A sPoRToLoKH0Z

lit van az oszi szezon, ugy az
ohazai Football jatekok, mint az
amerikai Rugby, jobban mondva
- Rough. Foot ball es ha meg
nezzUk nevsorat az iskolal
.jatekosoknak, mindeg talalunk
benne magyar sziiloknek gyerme-
keit, akik eleg szepen is szerepel-
nek. Miert mem lehetne egy ma
gyar csapatot megszerveznl, egy
ohazai Football jatszo csapatot,
hiszen tudomasunk szerlnt van
max a yarosunkban tobben olyan
fatal emberek, akik mem regen
iottek az ohazabol es ottan ma
minden epkez-labu fatal ember
footiballista, ep ugy, mint Scott
landban. Tehat csak ossze kelle-
ne szedni 0ket. Ma mar sokkal
tobb football kedyel0 van magya.
1-ok koiz0tt itten is, mint barmlkor
ezelott, ugy, hogy ma egy esapa-
tot ossze lehetne hozni, ezekbol a
fatal emberekbol, mint a nemet'
gorog es most alakulo felben le.
v0 spauyol csapat, egy llgat lehet-
he itten. alakitanl IS .akkor nep
kellene Clevelandba meg fnasho-
~ Ini6nnl fdorbalit neznr -es' IN
kabb az .itteni' magyar football
,ssapatra a.loznank, ugy hogy
ery ev iiIru1va meg fddnank mu.
tatni mas nenzeteknek bogy 9
,aapvarok q IS tudnak football jat
Eszani IS aldozni erre nemes
spprtra Akik EFT sgeretnek elo'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
HUSZONEGY MILIIO AUTO
VAN Az EGYESULT
AILA.MOKBAN.

Ebben az esztendoben mintegy
81 milli6 kocsit regisztraltah az
Egyesult Allamokban. Az amugy
is alaposan zsllfolt orszagutakon
es varosi ,ltcakon ebben az eyben
egy es haromnegyed millio kocsi.
val t0bb salad, mint az elmult
esztendoben.
. Szazalekban a legnagyobb emel
kedest Tennessee, South Carroll
ma, North Carolina, Illinois, West
Virginia, New Jersey es Massa-
setts jelzik. Az orszagban atlag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10

S emberre esik egy motorkocsi es
az emlitett allamokban meg ennel
az atlagnal is keyesebb.
A regisztralasbol, engedtIydi-
iakb6l stb.-b6l befolyt t0bb mint
272 milli6 dollar, amib6l IL mil-
li6 kollektalas 6s administrators
koltsegekrc adtak, 188 milli6t az
lami utakra, orszagutakra, AZ mil.
hot helyi utakra es 81 milliot ut
epitkezesi kotvtnyekre koltottek..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
KERtjLETT GYttLES.

A Verhoyay Segely Egylet ke-
ruleti gyuleset Youngstownban G
h6 20.an fogja tartani a szokott
helyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
A SZAPPAN EREDETE.

Amikor Anglaban luxusciklnek
tedntettsk a szappant. - Kina-
ban mar evezredek ota ismertek
a szappant, Mnit szomszedai csak
nemreg kezdtek bevezetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10

A kinai birodalom egy elrejtett
kis zugaban, nagyott neztek a
bennsziil0ttek, amikor egy felfe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
HAZTARTAS.

Jaj. Otthon felejtettem a
penztarcamat parnam alatt.
- No, csak becsuletes a szo-
balany? zp
Eppen az baj... OdaadJa
a felesegemnek.
The Washington times., 1927-02-19

son closed the door Of the law
office. packed his belongings and
came to New York. albeit with no
particular idea of what he was
going to do when he got there.
He arrived in New York when
the Hearst mayorality campaign
was in full swing. and being
something Of a forcefuI orator he
plunged into that campaign.
When it was over he went on
the staff of the American as a
reporter. and there he remained
some three or four years. During
all this time, Of course, the play
wright germ was in his system.
and in odd hours he was learning
his craft by writing divers and
sundry plays. 1t was when the
job Of reporter palled on him
that he looked for more exciting
FIELDS and entered the United
States Secret Service. In this work,
in the four or five years that fol.
lowed. he learned of the under
world and all its tricks-found in
cidents enough, in fact to supply
him with dramatic material for
an eternity. The life which he
lived at this time is reflected in
all his melodramatic writings In
The Lure" THE Heart of We
tona," 1.-THE Son-Daughter."
The Washington times., 1927-02-19

1t is given only to a select few
probably not more than an
eighth of an eighth of per cent
of all those writing plays-to en-
joy the sensation and awards
which come from having two Of
their works playing simultane-
ously on Broadway. George Scar
borough had long been known on
Broadway as a playwright. 1t
was only a couple Of years ago
that he arrived at the estate of
the elect. His moonlight and
HoneysuckIe' was being played at
the time with Ruth Chatterton
and Henry Miller in the princi-
pal roles, as Mr.. Belasco was pre-.
senting 1.-THE Son Daughter"
It was George Scarborough who
startled New York and the police
department some seven or eight
years ago with 1.-THE Lure" a
little thing about white slavery
which went considerably further
than its sister plays on the sub
ject. "The Lure" was the first
Of Scarborough's plays to reach
New York. although another melo-
drama, "At Bay, had been given
prior production on the road.
Scarborough is a Texan, and
was educated by his father as a
lawyer. For some years, in fact,
he practiced with his father in
Waco. but never with his heart
particularly in the work. At the
death Of his father in 1905 the
The Washington times., 1927-02-19
All The World Lii Theater, Charming Beautiful
BEAUTY LECTURE
COURSE BY
DIR. ESTES

A striking series OF lectures win
be given BY DR.. st. Louis A. Estes,
Of Chicago, scientist. author and
educator, at the Masonic Audi
forum. Thirteenth Street and New
York Avenue. beginning Sunday.
DR.. Estes. with residence ana Of
fices at the Hotel Chastleton. for
the past two months has been pre-.
pairing his Washington lectures.
He viii deliver 16 free addresses on
the attainment OF beauty and
health during the week, concluding
next Sunday. February n.
DR.. Estes is an authority upon
raw foods, old age and the effects
Of food poisoning upon the body.
He Is first vice president Of the
American Academy Of Applied
Dental Science. district examiner
for the American Red Cross Life
Saving Corps, author Of RAW
Food and Health" editor Of Back
70 Nature Magazine and father and
founder Of the raw food movement.
The first lecture win be given
Sunday at 3 p. m. and the re-
mainder Of the series viii occupy
afternoons and evenings during the
week.
An attractive musical program
viii be given through the courtesy
Of the Homer L. Kit Piano Com.
pany, featuring the Knabe Ampico
and Kit radio artists, at $50 and
7:30 daily.
The Washington times., 1927-02-19

the historic incident upon which
the story is based there is record
Of a whole troop of soldiers chas-
ing after the very speedy young
lady.
Some Of us who have not yet
forgotten all of our history may
remember that 1.-THE General
was the name of the locomotive
on the old Western and At
lantic Railroad which was stolen
by Northern sympat hizers-th
starting q historic chase. This
chase is an important part OF the
story used in the film version OF
the incident which Buster Keaton
has Just completed in which there
Is little or no attempt at historical
accuracy-the main aim being to
take advantage Of the dramatic
aspects Of the episode.
In those days. we are told, an
engineer became very attached
to his engine. There was affec"
ton so personal as to seem In
congruous when lavished upon
mere machinery, and that many
an engineers wife was very
Jealous Of a locomotive. It Is
said that when her husbands
train was approaching. no engi-
neer's wife ever said anything
but Here SHE comes"-a sub
conscious acknowledgment that
the locomotive was almost a
feminine rival.
Many a small town humorist
has won a place in the local hah
Of fame with his joke about the
train being late, because the
sicovV catcher had calf" Loco
motives must therefore, We in
sist. have some appeal that is
feminine in suggestions; all boys
are attracted to them-they are
always spoken Of as "she"-and
whenever they go wrong, they
carry some man with them. In.
cidentally. statistics show that
this happens oftenest to locomo-
tives out at night.
The Washington times., 1927-02-19
THE AWAKENING
AT BELASCO
FEB. II

Following a series Of nightly
rehearsals that have produced
good results. "The Awakening.
to be given at the Belasco be-
ginning Sunday. February q. Is
nearing perfection.
The production. the largest
ever shown here, and employing
local talent exclusively. will have
a chorus OF $50 girls and rs boys.
a juvenile chorus Of little girls
between z and 10 years OF age,
80 "black mammies," and other
actors and actresses bringing the
total to a heavy aggregate.
OF the % scenes. four win be
devoted to the theme from which
the name of the production was
derived. They win depict the
days Immediately following the
civil war.
The other acts will consist Of
truly modern musical revue and
speciality acts including such
local performers as Miss Emily
Fisher, dancer; Misses Florence
Embry, 8 years old, and Evelyn
Cunningham. ~. juvenile stars,
and Godfrey and Osthaus. 'The
Singing Leathernecks.
The show comes here after
playing in various Southern
cities during the past three years.