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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
904 Crystal Outfits Sold
San Antonians Since
Wednesday.
Send us more radio sets. >

send US more radlo sets.
That's the way kilograms from The
San Antonio Light read at noon
Thursday, after 904 complete sets had
been sold since Wednesday, exhaust
ing the supply.
And in thousands of San Antonio
homes, world series results are being
heard on The Light radios.
There are. no strings to the offer.
Sets are sold at 81 each, including
the Crystal set, the headphones and
the aerial. This is at exact cost.
No subscriptions are required. All
you have TO do is PUNK down your
lucky two-dollar bill and say Gimme
a radio.
However, if you weren't lucky
enough to get one of the thousands
already sold, you'll have TO wait for
few days, until the next shipment
comes in.
The more than 1000 sales Wedes-
day and Thursday exhausted the sup
ply at The Light office and more have
been ordered.
If you want to make sure OF getting
one of the next thousand sets TO al
rive, you can leave your order at
The Light.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
SEEKS ANNULMENT
ON GROUND THAT HER
HUSBAND IS WOMAN

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Seeking to
annual her marriage on the grounds
Of fraud, Mrs. Lillian s. Rollins has
filed papers in the supreme court,
charging that her husband, known as
Robert E. Rollins, is woman.
They were married in st. Paul,
May D, 1928. In her affidavit, Mrs.
Rollins declared "the defendant was
at. all times of the femIale sex and
not male, as defendant fraudulently
represented self to be-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
Benefits of Massage
Without Massage

You all know the splendid benefits Of
expert facial massage. But do you also
know that II improperly done, or too
frequently, II tends TO loosen the skin.
weaken the muse slsr foundation, pro-
oucing says and wrinkles?
II more women only knew II. all the
good Of massage, and more. with no
harmful effect, may be had by applying
a simple mixture Of powdered tarkroot
and lemon juice, q spoonful Of each.
Thls, instead Of making the face flabby
does the very opposite. Its action IL
perfe>tfy astounding. In your mirror
ycs see wrinkles. age lines and saggi-
nefs literally "lroned Out'-in less than
fifteen minutesi a beautifully rounded
contour results and q youthful pink
glow mounts the cheeks You cen obtain
an original package Of powdered tark-
root from any druggist. enough 10 bring
the cost OF each treatment down 10
three cents or less. It's the Ereatest
tang yet discovered 10 make old-looking
faces young looking.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
NUMEROUS TILTS.

The defense also asserted that Mar
tin refused 10 give up 10 Sheriff Fry
and quoted hIIn as saying that If
BIN lry gets me handcuffed he would
shoot me down ike a dog.
Testimony of Lee Poole, eye-wit-
ness to tine shooting on Denton pub
iic square August D, was IN progress
wnen a passage between the presiding
Judge ana Mr.. Hughes 1lamed up as u
climax 20 continuous tits that cnarac-
terized The session.
.'Didn you know that Parsons was
in Sherman and was hired by Sheriff
Fry 10 come TO benton Tor the pur-
pose of murderin: this defendant,
.dartin." he demanded Of the wFneSs-
NO, SIR Mr.. Poole replied.
The attorney had sprawled prone
on the floor, Parsons pistol BY his
side to illustrate the relative position
of the pistol ard the body as he con-
tended they were when the officer
Iell. The witness insisted he had seen
- ~.fr4nl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
SCULPTOR VISITS
S. A. AND MISSIONS

Professor Cav. Tiff Ponzanelli. of
Mexico City, president Of the Itanial
Association If Artists aud Sculptors,
was a visitor in San Antonio We'd
nesday afternoon. Accompanied By
his family, he is en- route to Montreal
on combined business md pleasure
trip. Professor Ponzanelli visited the
Alamo. San Fernando Cathedral and
Mission San Jose. expressing great
1dmiration for the work in which he
Is interested. especially that at Mis-
sion San jose.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
BUSINESS BUILDING
|ScOST|NG S12 600

FORT WORTH. Oct. s-Floydsda
business interests, seeking to help the
Quanah, Acme and Pacific railroad
obtain its extension permit from the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
have called a mass meeting for next
Monday to prepare evidence and, pass
resolutions in favor of the proposed
line from .McBain to Floydada. The
question of issuing the permit will be
presented at a. hearing in Fort Worth,
October 10. -. :. .s.f ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
CLAIM MAR IN
FEARED FOR
HIS LIFE
Stormy Scenes Mark Trial
in Court at
Dallas.

DALLAS, Oct. s. up Charges
that former Deputy Sheriff r. b.
Parsons, of Denton county, for whose
staying W. A. Martin, of Denton, is
on trial here, had been employed to
kill Martin were made at a night ses-
sion of the trial last night. They
came during the stormiest scenes ever
witnessed at the Dallas county court
house, N which Judge Charles A. Pip
pin, defense and state counsel FLASHED
bitterly.
The defense could not make its
charges except by implication IL ques-
iioning of states witnesses.
Don't you know that when Sheriff
Schuyler Marshall OF this county
vent to Denton to arrest Martin, tna1
sheriff Bill Try begged MN 10 XIII
Martini Maurey hughes asked L.
). Wallace, a witness. Don't you
know that tne request was just
part OF general conspiracy TO have
Martin killed and don !ou know
that after Sheriff Marshall had taken
Martin into custody that one OF Bill
frys cowardly men tried TO kill MIN
even them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08

ADVERTISEMENT
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
FIND STRIPPED CAR
WITH EMPTY TANK

Partially stripped and with the gas
tank empty, the automobile of Stuart
Wheeler, 1925 West French place,
was found on the Blanco City road
about ten miles from San Antonio
Wednesday night. The car was
stolen from beside Travis park on
Navarro street Tuesday night.
Because of the fact that the tires
and battery were not taken, the be-
ief is expressed that the strippers
were interrupted in their work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
JUDGE FLAYs LAWYERS.

The attorney continued with graphle
gestures of his arms to indicate the
movements of q man In drawing q
=un. AT this point Judge Pippen IN
corrupted him 10 demand, Now, look
mere. what's the matter with you!
Have you been drinking or wnat:
Stop that kind of conduct and cross
examine this witness in an orderly
and gentlemanly manner"
The attorney seemed stunned for a
moment and Defense Attorney Ted
Monroe leaped to his feet and de-
clared that tine defense excepted to
1.-THE insulting remarks of the court.
Take your exceptions" Judge PIP
pen rctorted, but conduct yourself IN
an orderly manner in this court
Attorney Hughes insisted he was
within his rights and swung into his
cross-examination with undiminished
yigor.
At one time when the audiencs
broke into laughter Judge Plppen
shouted, whats the matter with YOU
big-headed suckersg If that happens
again / am going to put every one OF
you out of here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

hired n limousine to take them out
along the beautiful drives, or stroled
along the waterfront, watching the
liners como In from the Orient, or
from Seattle.
They ate ut quaint restaurants,
whore the food and tho mattresses
were English.
And Gloria shoppodl
She bought beads and earrings and
more than dozen bottles OF por.
fumc, while Dick stayed in the hotel
reading.
Gloria had never known anyone
who read 40 much aB he,
HTor rising young lawyer you're
quito hIgh.brow, It seems TO me-"
sho said ono morning.
sho was lying bnclS In n long chair
whllo tho hotel halr.drosscsr mar.
ccllcd her rcddleh gold hair, Sho
uughcd almost sFornfuiH.
Dick made no anawcr. lie sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
FIGHTING
LIBEL CHARGE
Seeks to Prove Charges
Against Millionaire

YUMA. Ariz.. June lo.-By U, PJ
George W. Lynn. publisher on
trial charged with criminal libel.
resumed his defense in superior
court today by attempting to prove
the editorial accusations made
against Il, +. sanguinetti. million.
afro plaintiff Lynn's attorneys
called additional witnesses TO tho
stand ia an effort to prove the
wealthy Italian merchant had dis
trihuted milk that came from tuber.
cuIar dairy herds. as charged in
published articles.
Miss Jane Rider. state chemist
OF tho University of Arizona, testi.
fled she had analysed milk from
the sanguinetti dairy and found Il
had been treated with formaldehyde
and boric acid.
John Ehrilc. dairyman, testified
that sanguinetti had urged him to
continue delivering milk treated
with formaldchyde after he had
warned the millionaire II was dan.
gerous He said he hnd found 1s
tubcrcular cows in ono herd OF c..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Tells why
SHE lost
HER JOB
Mrs. Wilkins Saws
Opposition to Mayor
Was Cause

MRS MAY AVERY WILKINS.
A'i whom Mayor Brown recently
discharged from the city park board
because She was "too busy" con.
eluded her testimony "Wednesday
before Councilman Ralph Nichols
efficiency COMMITTEES.
one OF tho things in which sha was
too busy" sho Indicated. was In OBJ.
iccting 10 the employment Tor tho
past year o. Park superintendent 10.
mine without civil service cxumina
ton.
Another. she declared. was because
sho objected TO tho mayors interior.
cncc with the board.
"ons OF tho greatest handlcapa of
the park board" she said. lis to be
ordered what to do
SIN another instance OF being TOO
active. she Indicated was IN fighting
In behalf OF Scattlc's % playfields 10
prevent diversion o. part OF $50. 900
playground funds 20 the construction
Of bridal paths"
NlrN WILKINS said she feared the
bridal paths were going to get money
already pledged 20 communities fof
chlIdreu's pluyflcld development.
We had $4,000 10 divide" she ex,
planned. The most any one Of them
! 20 was $1,000 The bridge paths got
Sabout $500 Mayor Brown himself
said there were only 400 70 900 horse.
back riders in the city. Including chill.
Edren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

down and picked up n book, only to
put II down. llo filled his pipe and
laid II unlighted, on the dresser.
Come here, restless soul. ! want
to talk to YOU" Gloria held out TO
him II slim hand, "Do YOU know,
It's awfully cold out doors nearly
frozo yesterday. ! need n coat. Ia
like n fur one. I've been looking ut
ono In that little shop down tho
street -
Her voice trailcd Off. Tho hair.
dresser had finished her work and
was putting her iron and brushes
away in little black bag. Glory
paid her. o.
THl1 moment the door had closed
l. behind her, Dick camo across the
room. llo put his hands under
Glorin's elbows, holding her away
from him.
Look here, please az II have PEG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

lple hanging around here all the
time" he said. you're beautiful
enough without having your hair
curled every time the wind blows. 1
want you alone, all to myself :"
With sudden passion he pulled her
to him, and kissed her cyelids, her
mouth, the little hollow of her
throat.
Wonderful! Beautiful" he said
His voice was choked and queer.
Gloria could feel the beating of his
heart against her own, and the auiv.
crlng OF his hands.
with ono of her own she pushed
him awoy from her. She smoothed
down her rurlled huir. "
"Do YOU think you cnn afford the
coatY It's four hundred dollars
tho ono want, dcnr" she
said coolly. ITS jacket of Siberian
squirrel"
She laced her fingers at the back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
PAINLEVE FLIES
TO MOROCCO
French Premier to Get First
Hand Impressions
IS IMPORTANT TRIP
Future Policies to Be Shaped
on His Return
BY 4. l.. BRADFORD
fIopyFfght 1875 nv United pressl

TOULOUSE. France. June To-
Premier Palnleye is speeding thru
the air today toward Morocco on a
mission fraught with Importance for
the future OF France In Morocco.
For the first time in history. Il
premier. followed by his military ad.
yiscrs Is making hts way by air TO
battle-ground of French soldiers, to
see for himself what the situation is
and 10 gnther material whereon 10
shape his further course.
Painieye announced before hopping
off into the skies at o'clock this
morning that he would go directly
to the front and there get first hand
impressions. He intends to confer
with his military directors, General
Count de Chambrun, Colonel Frey
denberg and Colonel Colombat.
The premier's party arrived here
from Pllris at 1870 n. m. as dawn
was breaking over the city. II was
not too early, however. for a group
OF officials were here to greet him.
The mayor and other dlgnitarles Of
the city. dressed in formal after
noon garb. welcomed him as he
descended from his train and brief
speeches were exchanged while OF.
ficers lent touch OF color with
their brilliant uniforms.
Pausing only long enough for a
bit Of breakfast, Palnieye boarded
an airplane at o'clock and was
off on his historic mission. Trail
ing him in two other airplanes were
General Jacquemot and NJ. Lauren.
teynac OF the aviation service.
Every prccaution has been taken
for the premier He is flying in one
OF the best machines Of frances
mighty air fleet and his pilot Is n
man who knows every inch OF the
way between the capital and the
battle-ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
THE SPELL OF TIE YUKON

t"Alrplaas leads stampede Into Cas-
risr Gold Camp "--ifradifus.D
] wanted the gold and I sought u.
side-slipped and looped Ike nm .'aee-
Vas II gas" for my engine--f bought u
hurled my youth into the race.
i wanted the gold and ! got IT.
Came out with fortune or So
Yet musings not what I thought ID.
When flying DER icebergs and snow.
Ny plane, with new super-ehsrxsr,
She turns up n hundred or more.
see a white mountain and dodge Ter,
cloud. and I only yell "Forc!"
The air, she IL ten below freezing,
Ny feet they arc heavy a. lead.
Two hundred an hour I am breeding,
When BAN. the old motor goes dead.
The peaks they are colder and baIder
mile above Telegraph creek,
i pulled back the stick" and stalled
her.
And slipped of the wing mighty quick.
a crash, and We III on cur nose,
u liked her by working NIL night,
And thousands I made taking sourdoughs
Aioft-at ten nuggets flight!
United States bureau IL taking a
census Of insects. IL it will send a
man down 10 our old boarding
house, 1t win simplify things. All
the Insects in the country are there.
Nuorced are Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
She odrnered all the closet hooks.
LII Gee Gee, the office vamp,
says that these balloon trousers
look az II they'd been manufactured
ny the Seattle Tent & Awning com.
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
The Prize-Wimmimg Letter!

some would say, n wonderful,
looking shcik. % years old, and
his interest is TO keep baby md
me happy and make good at his
work.
oh, II one could only explain
their hearts happiness so that
others could see 1t like we do.
We arc not rich. not even com
fortnbly Off. We have TO go
without lot OF things we would
like. but We are happy with what
we have. and with cach other.
We are making the best OF what
God has given us and are content
to believe that the rest win come.
Some girls would have ut II
their husbands had to work until
one or two In the morning.
wouldn't they? And because he
works nights and have the baby
to care for, we have no slime.
either OF us. 10 run around with
idle sheiks and shebas, and
wouldn't do Il even II we had the
chance, and could afford it. No
sir!
OF course, | know this letter
will never win that $50 prize. but
| have at least been able TO tell
something OF my hearts secret,
anyway, and may God help other
fIappcr wives to be as happy as
| am
Seattlc's happicst Flapper wife
and Mother,
MRS. C. ], McLUCAS.
5922 4Ith ave. S, w.
Seattle, Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
L'LAPpER WIFE EDITOR,
L Tho Star:
we were happy when We blush.
inEly said II do"
But sin happier when we hear
our baby say "A.goo."

+ WAS an is.yoar.old flspper, a
J. little over a year ago when
! married on April 2sth, 1924,
Now I am what. guess YOU
would consider, a flappor wife
and mother,
live in West Seattle. In a
threc-room house on the back OF
lot. and $50 would just about
cover the value OF our house.
hold effects all told. Besides
this, / have little homemade
wolfe dress. six plain little house
aprons. homemade little hat
and few more little homemade
garments.
And wonderful, OH so
wonderful husband.
And n darling. darling little
baby.
Now. who wouldn't be happy
II / could only tell how really
happy we are.
We have never had n quarrel
or n cross word between us.
Honestly. that's true. am a
flnpper now. 10 years old. and
my only interest is TO make my
husband and baby happy all the
time.
My husband Is, oh, suppose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Starts Still; Man
Nabbed by Deputies

Hiding in the underbrush between
Kirkland and Redmond, Deputy
Sheriffs Frank Brewer and Joe
Har1han Tuesday night caught
owen Jones just as he alighted
from car and started operating II
hidden sim. Jones is in the county
Jail in lieu of $3.50 bail Officers
said he was in possession of small
still. 10 gallons of mash and a gal.
Ion and u half OF moonshIne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
THE STORY so FAR

where you ran carpet sweeper,
I'm going TO run nm automobile"
GLORIA GORDON tolls her hard
worked mother on tho cvo OF her
marriage TO DICK GREGORY She
has made up her mind that thru
Dick shc will gain the luxury and
easy life that her butterfly soul
Graves He has already given her
Ia house,
on the night before tho wedding,
Dick bcgs Gloria TO como down
stairs TO kiss him. after she has re-
tired. She refuses . but only
because Hho doesn't believe IN sur
rendering 10 n maps Wild whims.
SO Dick wHlta fo~' his kiss until
after tho wedding, when tho two
leave ON their honeymoon.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
uER honeymoon was tho most
IL wonderful time OF Glorln's ltc,
Sho slept tho mornings away, and
brcakfnstcd elegantly at noon.
In the afternoons she and Dick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
No Word From Son;
Lost, Thinks Mother

Albert Ford BeRg, 20, IL missing
His mother. Mrs. Esther Bcgg. 1915
N. 42nd st., reported Wednesday
She Is a widow.
Mrs. Bcgg said her son went to
work in n Mount Vernon hotel eight
weeks ago. a short time later she
received postcard from him. Since
then she can learn nothing OF his
whereabouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

babies. in order to have a so.callcd
good time, which leads 80 often to
destruction.
Mrs McLucas letter, one OF many
splendid ones received. which prove
that there are plenty OF flappcrs who
make good wives and mothers. was
selected by the committee because II
not only told how one little flappcr
wife had found happiness and great
content with oh. 80 little OF this
worlds goods 10 help out. but
breathed between the lines the deep
sincerity and heartfelt wish that
Turn to Page o. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

Our Platform;
l. Quarantine of conversational
golf players,
=. Padlocking Of all back.firing
radio sets.
;. Deportation Of bimbos who
say: II used TO be in the ncwspa.
per game myself"
I. Mooring masts for balloon
trousers.
Howdy. folks. More than s..
900 Shriners win visit Seattle
this week. They win be sur.
prised TO learn that Los Angeles
hasn't annexed Puget Sound yet.
All members OF tho Shrine hand
ID rcd fezzcs. And the trombone
p2ers also have red phlxzcs.
Old Joe Bungstarter says he can
almost cry when he thinks OF the
time hack in 1898 when he turned
ds a drink, and took a cigar IN
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
City Employees to
Receive Vacations

w. w. Thompson, Rhodes V. Spen-
Ger and Guy Il. Johnson. city light
employees. will get summer vacations.
That may not mean much on tho
face of II, but it means lot to Sc
attle's civil service employees.
1t means that Corporation Counsel
Kennedy has ruled on the question
OF whether n civil service employe.
serving under temporary appoint
ment in n post in which he has not
qualified, gets his summers rest just
the same as tho he We're doing the
job for which the civil service COM
missioned him.
The opinion was given at Super
intcndent j. ID. Ross request.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
STEEL DECREASE SHOWN

NEW YORK, June 10.--Tho Unit.
cd States steel corporations un.
filled tonnage report for May was
i,Oio,sO0 tons, a decrease OF 396,76S
tons.
This was against tonnage of
4.43G,55S on April 80. a.Sg3.554 on
March 81. 1926, and 3,62S,OS9 on
May 81, 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

tanned a demurrer flied by Attorney
Maurice Langhorne. setting forth
that tho information was defective.
Attorney Ianghorns claimed that
the information DID not charge n
crime had been committed when the
former governor solicited onc.holf
tho fees Of tie llquidntor OF the
scandinavian American bank. as set
forth In the instrument
The appeal Is being prepared by
seldcu Wednesday and probably viii
be filed IN olympia Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Had but ST, Holdups
Threw Him in Lake

OAKLAND. Juno 10.-Bclng an
artist vs. ono thing, but being an
artist with only 81 IN your pocket Is
something else, concluded Carl A..
Grundy. -, here today, as he spent
tho day indoors recovering from II
voting inflicted when two holdup
mon threw him into Lake Merritt,
angerod by his lack OF money. The
robbers took the dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Hospital SheNeG
Hart Case!

TACOMA. June iO.-The state
- supreme court VIII pass
upon the charge against former
Gov. Louis =. Hart that he 40.
liclted bribe In connection with
tile liquidation Of the defunct
Scandinavian American bank Of
Tacoma.
Prosecutor James W. Solder
Wednesday announced that he woul,
appeal the decision Of Judge Goynot
'reats. quAshing the Indictment, I,
the supreme court. Judge TeatH HuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
INSTITUTION AT
CANTON is HIT
DURING FIGHT
u. S. Consul Protests Firing
on Foreigners
NO ONE is INJURED
Americans Are Moving
From Danger Zone

WASHINGTON, June 10.
wv The Canton : Amer
lean hospital at Canton has
been struck by shells in the
fighting between Yunnanese
and Cantonese troops, Consul
General Douglas Jenkins re-
ported to the state depart
ment today. Jenkins has pro-
tested against the firing on
foreigners, altho no one was
hurt.
American women and chill
dren have moved from the
danger zone on Jenkins adj
vice, who has warned all
foreigners to avoid the fight
ing area.
T ONDoN. June 10.--Flghting be-
IL tween the Cantonese and Yum
nHncse forces for domination Of
Canton is now on in earnest, said
Hongkong adyices today. There
have been 200 casualties thus far. the
dispatches said.
The Yunnanese. hitherto confident
Of victory. were reported TO have ap.
pealed 10 foreign consuis to send a
fleet TO intervene in the fighting
and end II.
In Honan, opposite Canton. the
spirit amongst the foreign colony is
! somewhat quieted, according to the
messages. since American Marines
have been landed for protection OF
the foreigners and OF the Christian
college on the island.
Shanghai was reported quiet.
HONGKONG. June l0.-Thc
American staff OF the Christian col.
lege at Canton was being taken to.
day 10 places OF safety by an Amer.
lean gunboat, while Chinese stu.
dents massed around the college. de-
handing that the troops depart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Report Engines in
Dirigible Improper

WASHINGTON. June 1O.--T'iye Of
tho famous Maybach engines. pride
Of Gcrmnny's mechanical industry,
may have 10 be rcmodclcd TO make
the huge dirigiblo Los Angeles, in
which they were Installed, available
for practical flights, 1t was unoffl.
cially reported today