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football Results

Westminster College, IS; Rusk Col.
Iege, o.
Fort Worth North Side High, II;
Polytechnic High, II.
Athens High. 80; Luikin High,
district ssmi-final).
Floresville High, 20; Seguin
High, o.
Wichita Falls High, 10; Vernon
Z, (Class A title, Eastern half OF
District -.
Graham High, %; Seymour, (ciass
ID, district 4, final.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
CHICAGO PROS NOW
CLAIM RED GRANGE
TO BE ONE OF THEM

CHICAGO. Nov. 11.-CP)-Latest
rumors today conce rning Red
Grange were that he would turn pro-
fessional under the colors Of the Chi
cago Bears when he draws the cur
tains on his intercollegiate career
next SATURDAY..
Reports also said that Earl Brtton.
another Illinois halfback. would be-
Oranges running mate when the
Wheaton ice man turns 10 the field
where he can reap greenbacks instead
Of glory.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
BOIRBON PRINCE WINS.

BOWIE RACE TRACK, Md. Nov
17-Prince Of Bourbon, running under
the colors Of the Lexington stable
easily captured the Prince George
handicap at mile and a furlong. fea-
ture Of opening day here Moaday aft
rrnoon. The son Of Prince PalatjLe
breezed home three lengths IN from oi
Horologc. which beat Primrose nos,
for the Mace.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
LEWIS T0SSES MUM
IN HOUSTON MATCH

HOUSTON. Nov. 17.-lP) - I'd
Stranger Lewis defeated Wayne
Big" Mum, here last night, winning
the second and third falls Of thre..-
fall match. Lewis won both falls By
headlocks while Mum used a crot,H
hold.
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Trinity FEARS
EDENS' CREW
OF PIRATES
Southwestern Has Fin e
Defensive Eleven;
Reynolds Stars.

WAXAHACHIE, Tex, Nov. IL
Southwestern University. whom the
Trinity Tigers meet Thursday at
Georgetown in an effort to remain
among the leaders of the T. I. A. A.,
boasts of some of the outstanding
players of the association and the
proteges of Coach Holton will be
forced to play an aggressive brand of
football to win over the Pirates, at
present indicated in the T. |. A. A.
The game Thursday will bring to-
gether two of the strongest teams of
the II. l. A. A., both Of whom are
playing their first seasons under new
coaches.
At the beginning of the season crit
les predicted that the Tigers and Pr
rates would be fighting it out for
fourth place in the Texas conference,
but the game Thursday will see these
two clubs battling to see who remains
in the fight with Simmons for the
championship.
CHANGES LINEUP.
Coach Lefty Edens. former Pirate
war WIN tttuIntu
as coach and athletic director this
year. has made several radical changes
in the lineup of Southwestern this
year.
Carl Reynolds, one of the best ends
in the T. /. A. A. last year, although
he failed to place on the mythical
team, has been shifted to tackle this
season and all critics who have seen
him in action do not hesitate to pro-
claim him the best tackle in the 1850
citation, if not in the entire state.
Reynolds, who is playing his second
year on the Pirate crew, is four
letter man of Southwestern. having
Uttered in football. basketball. base
ball. and track in his first year at
the Georgetown school.
POWERFUL DEFENSE.
With few capable candidates for
the backfields. Coach Edcns hes de-
yeloped a defensive club built around
the sscllar Reynolds, and. from the re-
suits Of games already played. all are
willing to admit that Edens has been
big success in perfecting defense.
Other veterans who are assisting Carl
Reynolds in making the Pirate line
impenetrable are Grady Reynolds and
Tom Perrin. ends; X. Bachtel, tackle.
and Captain Bruce Duncan and G. n.
Bachtel. guards.
For defensive team 10 play a
winning game it is necessary to have
great punter and Coach Edcns is
fortunate in having such a man as
Blackburn. freshman, to do his punt
ing. Blackburn dropped into South
western without a big reputation and
preseason dope sent out from the Pr
rate headquarters failed to mention
him. but once on the field Blackburn
quickly demonstrated that he was too
valuable man to be left on the side
| l. and by bis wonderful punting
has made a winner out Of the Corsair
crew.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
G0PHERS after
BIG TEN
Grown
Victory Will Mean Title
m Wisconsin Game;
Iowa to Coast.

CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-CR-Th.
Western Conference title mixup part
" clarified by Minnesota's victory
over Iowa, the Gophers this week hopa
to make their championship claim
complete by defeating Michigan ia
the outstanding game of the big
Ten" season wind-ups.
This Is a week of last appearances
for teams and stars. Harold (Re1)
Grange, Illinois untamed terror, dropy
out of the collegiate football picture
in the game with Ohio State in Column
bus. Eight Michigan meu, including
Captain Brown and Edwards, star
tackle, play their last game against
the Gophers.
Minnesota must win from Michigan
to merit the Big Ten crown as the
only indicated team. Should Michi-
gan win. Northwestern would claim
a tie, for it defeated the Wolverines,
even though the Yostmen would have
five victories to the Puppies three.
Northwestern's conference schedule is
ended.
RUNNERS-UP BATTLE.
While the Wolverines and Gophers
prepare for their title tilt. Chicago
and Wisconsin groom for scramble
for second honors. Both have won
two, lost one and tied one in thu con-
ference.
The Maroons, last years cham
pions, are getting set TO wipe out by
victory the failures of its inter-
sectional games with Dartmouth, last
Saturday, and Pennsylvania earlier in
the season.
Grange and his Illinois have the
edge over the Buckeyes bat Illinois,
Ohio foOrbsll history Is famous for
its upsets.
The red-haired leader did not play
in last years Ohio game because Of
injuries but in 1923 he got nway for
long gains. one of them for 80 yards
and a touchdown.
State honors are involved in the
annual meeting of Indiana and Pur-
due at Bloomington. For that mat
ter, last place honors in the Big Ten
also are at stake. Neither team has
won a conference start, though both
have made excellent showings against
strong opponents.
Out Of the Big Ten, Northwestern
ends it's season against Notre Dame
at South Bend. Ralph (Moon) Baker
is in top form for the game which
the Purple hopes to make a sequel
to last years game in Chicago, when
Bakers two drop-kicks nearly
snatched a national title from
Rockne's Cavalry" Notre Dame is
in near 1924 form as shown by its
four-touchdown victory over Carnegie
Tech.
Iowa's moleskins are packed for its
long trek to Los Angeles to meet
Southern California. The Hawkeyes
record is marred by losses to Wis
consin and Minnesota, but it is re-
garded as a representative eleven OF
the midwest and interest follows its
travels.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
Cannon LOOKS
FOR TIGHT
CAME
ACADEMIC LEAGUE.

Coach Bobby Cannon's Breckenridge
High Eagles have two more obstacles
to leap before they can lay claim to
the local academic league champion
ship, and they are quite some obstacles
West Texas Military Academy and
Main Avenue High School.
No matter how far they might prog
ress in their dash for state honors,
their prestige will suffer to no small
extent should they drop either of their
games with the two local elevens. They
are intent just at present in prevent
ing such calamities.
When ''kotzy" kilzoreis West Tex
as Cadets face Breckenridge at
Schwab Field at 3 30 Wednesday aft
ernoOn, they will find lined up against
them the strongest combination Coach
Cannon can muster at the South Side
school. The entire first string, the
same eleven that will face Main Ave
nue. in the Turkey Day classic week
later, has been appointed By COaen
ffanuOp m
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NEW SLANT ON III

II SOMERSET II declared lnehkiDle,
uir game here Monday will be for
fhe district title" Coach Frazier said
Tuesday. ANYWAY. / am anxious TO
show them what nv boys would have
done if they had not chosen 20 for
felt 10 Somerset"
In preparation for their Floresville
clash and in order to get them back
on edge. the Alamo Heights MULES"
possibly will meet the st. Anthony's
College Yellowjackets on one Of the
local fields Thursday afternoon. This
game would do much TO decide the
Junior Academic League title. Coach
Cozad of ST. Antbonys is not certain
that his eleven will be able 10 play
on that day, however.
Frazier postponed a game which
had been scheduled against the Brack-
eDridge Wildcats Tuesday afternoon.
While Edna was being declared out
Of the state race Monday, Laredo
high school. another strong Class B
contender. was declared back in. just
hike that. Laredo will meet Pearsall
this weekend. the winner probably
playing the victor in the RObstown-
Somerset clash: that Is, unless one
or al four Of the teams are not de-
elarcd ineligible previous TO that time.
Breckenridge high school. Glass A
champion of District s. probably will
be assigned TO meet the winner Of
De Smithville-Bryan tilt this week,
Secretary Henderson intimsted Tues
DAY night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17

Union. winding up their annual con-
vention here today, turned their at
tention from the exchanging of votes
to gain championships for their cities
and districts TO the business OF select
ing officers for the next year.
President Murray Hubert, New
York, so far has no opposition in his
quest for reelection. One desire was
general among the delegates and that
was the retention of Fred Ruben,
New York. as secretary. Officials said
there might be changes in the rest
of the official slate, but refused to
comment further
Following the election of officers the
selection of a city for the 1926 con-
vention will occupy the delegates
time. Baltimore, Milwaukee, New Or
leans and Niagara Falls are bidding
for it.
SWAP MARATHON.
Baltimore gained one victory yester-
day when it prevailed upon the Bos-
ton delegation TO relinquish the 1925
national marathon after the Hub had
been awarded it. The convention then
gave il 20 Baltimore.
There were a few word battles
among the delegates during the trans
action of business.
Gustavus Kirby, president Of the In
tercollegiate A. A. A. exchanged words
with J.. n. Goldsmith. chairman of
the records committee, when the lat
ter reported his committee had failed
TO recommend adoption of .he % feet,
l 1-S-inch running broad jump indoor
mark OF William A. Dowlin of George
town University made at a meet in
New York, February IL. at which
Kirby was referee.
THREE INCHES OFF.
Lawson Robertson, Olympic coach,
and a member Of the records commit
tee, was present at the meet. He re-
ported that the pit was three inches
lower than the take-off.
President Hubert interviewed and
prevailed on the delegates to allow
the matter to be referred back TO the
committee.
All told. 200 records we're approved
and 66 rejected. Most of the rejec-
tons were based on the fact that
Uelttf mdrhs ndu Dtcu ndne IN nhc
events.
Paayo Nurmi and Willie Ritola mad
marks for trick" distances refused.
Nurmi's was for 1000 yards and
Ritola's for three and one-quarter
miles.
Joie Rays name appears only once
in the new records. Ray and Nurmi
share the mile mark Of 4:12.
100 IN 91-2 SECONDS
jackson SehOlz is the sole pos
SCISSOR Of the 10O-yard dash records,
having a mark OF $40 seconds
made at Greensboro. y. C., last
May.
Charles Brookins OF the University
Of Iowa. had his 23-second mark for
the 220-yard hurdles accepted after
a two-year fight.
The supremacy Of Agnes Geragbty
in the swimming field IL best as
serted BY her record Of holding all but
four of the bresst-stroke donors for
women.
Thus far. the only action taken by
the rules committee is 10 place 10
yard dash upon the track and field
programs in wOmen's athletics. No
athlete can compete in the 220-yard
affair if she is already entered in a
race over 10 yards.
Philadelphia continued its quest for
championship Journeys and was
awarded the senior vOmen's outdoor
track and field events in addition to
the six meets previously secured for
the segqul-cpntPuuial.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17

ANDERSON BEATS MASCART.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Eddie An
derson, Wyoming featherweight. de-
feated Edouard Maseart Of France in
Il rounds last night
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
CITY HANDICAP LEAGUE.
CIoonan a 0shoru

Totals .......... $50 $50 $50 277'
Umpire. StahI: scorer, Yelton.
Tuesday night: Advertising Servic,
Company VS.. Security Benefit Associa
ton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17

Schedule for Week.
Tuesday-NuGrape Company VS.. Orange
Crush.
densday-Cindereila Shoe Company
va. Duncan Field.
Thursday--Southern Pacific vs.. Security
Benefit Association.
Fridsy-Davs Lehr vs.. Whyman and
Weber.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
BOWLING
COMMERCIAL HANDICAP LEAGUE
Standing End Of Seventh Week.
Harry Ables High.

Harry AbIes High.
Harry Ables Of Sam Speir Hardware
Company team was high for the past
week. He turned In a card of 1886.
and kept the pin boys busy picking
splinters out OF their legs. Other good
scores: G. c. Moss. 1880: z. r.
Temple. 212-533: cinderella" Baum,
2l3-5s2; Otto Klaus. 1s7-51s; Lloyd
Butler received the weekly prize for
high score-214.
League Records.
High individual average: Ernest TEN.
pie of Sam Speir Hardware Company. IVA.
High individual single. Eugene Hall
ley OF Duncan Field Eagles. 222.
High Individual series: Ernest Temple
of Sam Speir Hardware Company. $50.
High team single: Security Benefit As
ISOLATION, S6T.
High team series: Security Benefit As
saciatfau 24S2
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
EXPECTS HOT GAME.

From the offensive strength DIS
played by West Texas in their defeat
Of San Antonio Academy On Armlsuce
Day, the South Side mentor will not
be surprised if his regulars have to
stay the entire game ana hight Tor It,
at that.
West Texas, with Two straight We
tories TO its credit. has a tine chance
at the academic title. As il is prob
able that their game with Nam Ave
nue. never will be played, a victory
over the Eagles would leave them with
three wins and no defeats.
The Cadets, practically an UNKNOWN
quantity, came along about this time
last year and fought the Purple ma
chine to a 6-to-6 tie. This year,
knowing their strength, they are que
10 make trouble all over Schvab Field
"Wednesday aftefugOu
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
SOMERSET IS
DECLARED
CHAMP
Edna Ruled Out, Frazier
Still Entertains Hope
for Heights.

Ineligible players here and there
Make the coaches tear their hair"
Somebody said il, and Coach Mule
FRAZIER Of Alamo Heights High is
willing to vouch for its veracity.
Likewise the coach of the crack
Edna High school eleven.
Both are out of the state football
race. temporarily at least, and neither
has met defeat.
Alamo Heights went out of the con-
test for state honors upon its refusal
10 meet Somerset High, who, Coach
frazier alleged, had ineligible men on
iss squad.
EDNA RULED OUT.
Edna High school, eonqueror of
Somerset last Friday, now has faded
from the picture as the outsrowth of
. conference between Superintendent
". T. Donoho of Somerset and Secre-
tary Roy B. Henderson Of the In
terscholastic league. Somerset pre-
scented proof of the ineligibility of
Powers, Edna backfield star, and Hen
derson ruled the Edna team out
Powers was proven TO have played
with Victoria Junior college before
joining the Edna High eleven.
Now, Somerset is making arrange
nenB to play Robstown high school
Friday for the championship of three
districts in Class b. displacing Edna.
This ranked Coach Frazier OF
Alamo Heights, not only in his ca
paciry of coach, but in his other call
ins. officiating. He was to have ref
creed the Robstown-Edna clash.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
HUBERT AGAIN
SCHEDULED To
HEAD IA. j.
Wordy Clashes and New
Records Feature Anna
teur Session.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Nov. LIP
The delegates of the Amateur Athletic

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Nov. 1I.-P
The delegates of the Amateur Athletic
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
LOST TWO OUTSIDE"

Coach klgOres outfit has lost two
games this season, Pearsau high de-
Ieaung them, 10 to 4, and SaDInaI,
u " U. As breckenridge probably VIII
meet PearsaH IN an lhterscuolasuc
league encounter in the near future,
" ednesdays game should serve as an
excellent forecast Vi the result.
breckenridge has drOpped only one
game, a O-UO-U decision 70 the toe Of
captain kaufman VI Houston Central
asn.
line probable Iine-ups Wednesday {:
Breckenridge. West Texas.
hete AGJ .-s...... .....s... Dalles
Left End.
Williams .................. Horton
Lett Tackle.
i1etch I1llQrtns
Left Guard.
Cheathsm .,.... Ii. LeyingstOn (c)
Center.
SlnlI1 ............s.. SalInOh
Right Guard.
h4oeDrano ............... Schmidl
Right Tackle.
Lass ................. Wyble
Right End.
Elklns .............. CdfI!
Quarterback.
merry .s...-.-....... DhSsel'
Left Half.
'SNeel s.-........... Bullei
Right Half.
fennet ................. Neltn an
Fullback.
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JUST AS SOON 60

However he declared Tuesday
morning, Il would just as soon referee
the Somerset-Robstown game. Ha-
hal If the entire Second Division viii
attend to keep order"
Coach Frazier did not know Tues
day morning what action Secretary
Henderson would take in his charges
of ineligibility against Somerset. He
declared that he had presented TO the
state secretary more proof against
Somerset than Somerset had been able
to muster against Edna" yet Somer-
sets protest had borne fruit.
Acting on the supposition that
Fioresyille high would Immediately ap-
ply for re-admittance into the state
race now that Edna. the team which
defeated il in the semi-finals, had
been declared ineligible, Coach Frazier
got busy Monday night and lined up
a game with Floresville here for next
Monday afternoon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05
COUNCIL BARS
AUTO R0WDlNG
Annexation Ordinance Also
Passed.

Three ordinances were passed by
city council Monday night despite
fact three members were too busy
attempting to nominate a mayor to
attend. Ordinances provide for:
Amortization of tract Of land near
Broad Ripple, prohibiting more than
three persons from occupying the
front seat Of automobiles and au
thorizing switch to be built from
Illinois Central Railroad, crossing
Senate Ave. a short distance south
of Arizona st.
Annexation ordinance was pre-
scented by Russell Fl. Wilson, attor-
ney for number Of property own
ers, who seek to prevent proposed
building of an asphalt plant by the
Mcnamara Paving Company on Mo-
non Railroad from Fifty-Ninth to
Sixty First st. Residents plan to
present remonstrance to city plan
commission within next few days,
Wilson said.
District annexed Is bounded as fol.
lows: From intersection of east line
of Monon Railroad and south line of
Fifty-Sixth St., east to Haverford
Ave; thence north to north line of
section sixteen, township sixteen,
north of range four east; thence west
to east line of Monon Railroad;
thence south 10 point of commence
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05
SEEK HUSBAND
OF SLAIN GIRL
Victim in Gary Murder to Be
Buried Today.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
GARY, Ind, May 5.-While
parents Of Mrs. Josephine Desiderio
were preparing to bury their
daughter, whose mutilated and
burned body was found on a high
way near Chesterton more than a
week ago, police today hunted for
her husband. Luis Desiderio.
Police and Porter County officials
declared Identification as Mrs.
Desiderio is positive. They base
their suspicion of Desiderio chiefly
on testimony of Miss Florence Be o
that Mrs. Desiderio quarreled W. tn
her husband the day before she as
murdered and that he threatened to
kill her.
Sam Ross was questioned by
authorities again. He admitted he
lived with Mrs. Desiderio as man
and wife" in a Gary hotel.
Mrs. Desiderio, 81, was shot and
killed, then carried to a spot three
miles from Chesterton where her
body was dismembered, saturated
with gasoline and set afire. Police
have been unable to find the legs
and right arm, which were smashed
off
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05
AILMENTS OF
YOUNG GIRLS
Relieved by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
School Teachers
Experience

"A few years ago I had troubles
every month such as girls often
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
Special Week to Be Observed by
Young Peoples Societies.

Mother and Daughter week" will
be observed next week by the young
peoples societies of Indianapolis
churches, under auspices of the
Marion County Young Peoples
Council, Miss Dorothy Guntz, presi-
dent, announced today.
III. G. Rowe, superintendent of the
young peoples department of Indi-
ana Council Of Religious Education,
is State chairman of the observance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05

did, and it did wonders for me. In
the course of a year I married ana
after by first baby was born got
up too soon and 1t caused 9. displace-
ment. This troubled me so that /
could hardly walk or do my house
work. 1 knew what the Vegetable
Compound did for me before so 1
took it again. 1t strengthened me
and now l have five little Riddles.
The eldest is six, the baby is five
months old and / have twin boys
three years old and boy Of five
years. do all my own houseworl1,
washing and ironing, and / never felt
better in my life. / owe my health
10 your wonderful medicine. Mrs.
Verbena Carpenter, 127 Second Ave,
Evanston, Wyoming Advertise
ment
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05
Proprietor Is Attacked

Frank Haas, proprietor Of room.
ing house at 521 E. Ohio St., re-
ported that he was attacked by a
man and woman who came into his
place in quest Of a room Monday
night. AS he was showing them
one, he said they accused him Of
causing their arrest last Saturday
night. They both struck him and
knocked him down, he said, and
then ran to an auto and dove aWaY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05

This is a picture Of the gold
medal which will be presented the
winner OF The Indianapolis Times
city marble tournament.
In addition to the medal he will
receive a bicycle and a trip to At
lantic City to participate in the
national tourney sponsored by
Scripps-Howard newspapers. All
expenses will be paid by The
Times.
Runner-up in the finals will re-
ceive a silver medal and radio set.
Each district champion will be
awarded bronze me 1als
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05

nave, ana would
suffer awfully
every time. I was
teaching school
and it made it
hard for me as
I had to go to
bed for two or
three days. One
day my mother
suggested that l
take Lydia E,
Pinkham's Veg
etable c o m
pound, which l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05
FIVE TO GET DEGREES

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, May 5.-Five
Indianapolis students will be among
the ninety to receive bachelor of art
degrees at Earlham College, accord
ing to announcement today. They
are: lima L. Bray, Dorothy Dorinda
Day, Thomas w. Evans, Maryelle
Harrison and Ruth e. Hoskins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05

Thousands of birds have died from
q mysterious disease in the North
Platte River valley of Nebraska.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05

about o'clock this afternoon.
The Los Angeles is approximately
500 miles from the island.
The ship is making fifty miles an
hour, using four engines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05
DIRIGIBLE MAKES TIME
Los Angeles Expected to Arrive in
Porto Rico at 7. Nj.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. May 4.-The
naval dirigible Los Angeles, en- route
from Laiehurst to Porto Rico Is ex-
pected to arrive at her destination