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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-01
SEA DASH PLANE READY
Ruth Elder Expected to Hop OFF
Across Atlantic Today.

By United Press
CURTISS FIELD, N. Y, Oct. /.
on the mound at the head
of Roosevelt fields runway today,
Miss Ruth Elders monoplane The
American Girl was ready to take
off on projected nonstop fight
to Europe.
Weather condition for the fight
looked favorable, according to an
announcement by Capt George
Haldeman, who will pilot the
Stinson -Detroiter. Definite de-
cision will be made when the 2
o'clock weather map is received, he
said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-01
Child Fatally Hurt.

sUnIted Press
fOKOMO, Ind, Oct. Eugene
zrichter, 4-year-old son of Will
q S. Hofrichter, died at a hos
this morning of injuries re-
"a when he was struck by an
mobile while playing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-01
Hozc.s This?
BIZ Times Special

bD IAmeS Special
PENDLETON, Ind, Oct. L.
Gooseberry bushes were found
growing in the top of a beech
tree by Elias Fry while he and
a force of men were engaged in
clearing up a stretch of woods
on his farm near here. The
bushes are large and had been
bearing fruit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-01

Mrs. Hall Marmon was elected
treasurer and Arthur v. Brown was
elected secretary of the general re-
ception committee for Prince VIII
liam of Sweden, who will speak here
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

of questioning. and Attorney Me- Donough replied that his reason for insisting that she state definitely the number of men she entertained during the four days she lived on Prospect street. was to attack her integrity. Well. I must ask you to make your attack in another way" Judge Hungerford said. ''She has said she cannot state positively"
 Attorney McDonough claimed Moral should be discharged. be- cause of insufficient evidence. There was no question of his guilt on other charges. he said. but the testimony of the girl was entirely unsupported and should not be permitted to con- vict Morale. he said. ''She is an old timer" the attorney declared. "She has the slender thread of hope that her story will be the means of let ting her out. but I know Your Honor will not discharge her, as she Is menace to society. Some of her testimony bordered on perjury dliu Sllc IS cHLllSly Oui eiiao1C.
 Although Morale or the girl did not mention the fact. the testimony of Sergeant McAvay included statement that man said to be a physician in Hartford, accompanied by girl, had started on the west ern trip with ths accused couple. but in Kansas City, the physician stole the wearing apparel of Miss Dykas and Morale and left them. The latter then continued on the trip unaccompanied and represented that they were husband and wife. It also developed, during the hear ing, that the girl told police she and Morale were married but as the questioning continued. Sergeant O'Mara took her into the room and advised her to tell the truth, where upon she admitted she had not been married, although Morale said the wedding took place in California six months ago.
 While Morale was on the stand. the girl restrained herself with ef- fort and several times the word ''liar" could be observed on her lips. and she whispered denials of his testimony, to Mrs. Mary Metty. po-
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

her when two men happened along and after asking him for g match. also asked the time. T calmed him down after that" she said. At the New Dom hotel, Hartford, he threat ened to kill her with scissors and notify the police. and numerous other times he threatened to kill her. she said. He had her in Lena's Restaurant, Hartford and a hotel at Buckingham street. Hartford. she said. In reply to Attorney McDon- ough she claimed that the restaurant was in reality a disorderly house.
 Attorney McDonough cross exam ined her at length and drew from her the admission that she had been in an institution when a child for re- fusing to attend school. also that she had been an inmate of dis orderly house in Hartford. She re- piled somewhat hotly that she had no record" anywhere and her only dealings with the police in any city resulted from advances by man in Hartford which reported to the po- lice. She said she entertained about 30 men in the Prospect street room in four days she and Morale were there. She knew he had gone to the home of the man with the straw hat and the mustache at 11:30 at night and asked him to bring men to the room. MT. Paul would take the money and put it in his pocket and not even say thank you," she declar- ed. She said she became acquainted with Morale seven months ago.
 Denies Girls Charges
 Morale. questioned by Attorney McDonough. denied the girls ac- cusations. He admitted having taken her on the trip to California and Florida. but denied that he had ever brought men to the room in this city or Hartford. He said he had enough money to live on com fortably, as his mother owns con- siderable property and he is able to average s65 or s70 weekly at his trade as plasterer The girl was never out of his sight more than half an hour. he said. and be be- lleved it would have been impossi- ble for the incidents described to have happened. Relative to $1s he
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

ellie Beauty Shop. 25s Main St. Tel 63S-advt.
 Miss Winifred Reynolds. of Garden street. is recuperating from a recent operation at New Britain General hospital.
 Nash Suits s22.so. Mccabe. Tel. .454 -advt. ,,
 Toasted sandwiches Packard Drug -advt.
 The New Britain Exchange club will hold its annual election of offi-
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
NOW YOU ASK ONE
FIVE ABOUT FLYING

The first five of today's questions will enable you to test your knowl- You Ask One" questions.
 In what year did the Wright brothers make their first successful flight?
 2-When and by what flying ma chine. was the first round trip flight across the Atlantic made?
 3-What famous flight was made by Lieut.. Russell Maughan?
 4-Who made the first attempt to fly across the Atlantic?
 5-Who was the first to fly across the English channel?
 6-In what famous trial did "the pig woman" figure as an important witness?
 7-Who is the present prime min- ister of Canada?
 8-What is narcosan?
 9-Who is Jose Cablanca?
 10-Who is president of the Amer ican Federation of Labor?
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

had in his pocket when arrested. and which the girl claimed was given her by men, Morale said his mother had given him s25 the night before the arrest. The man who was in the kitchen with him and the girl when the police sergeants entered had called to see him, hav- ing learned he had just returned from the west.
 As Attorney McDonough turned Morale over to Prosecuting Attorney Woods for cross-examination, Judge Hungerford said he did not care to have him questioned. Twice dur ing Attorney McDonough's examina- tion of the girl. Judge Hungerford asked him to pursue different line
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

lice matron. beside whom she sat A grim smile played over her face when Morale said he had $3.000 in cash and did not need the earnings of any woman, and when he said the man who was In the room with them when the police arrived was only a friendly caller. she bit her lip as though holding back against her will. the desire to shout a de- nial.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
City Items

New Lunch Specials every noon and night at Crowelrs.-advt.
 The Miiits " Order of Lizards of A. c. Hammond camp auxiliary will entertain members and friends at the state arm cry Wednesday after noon from 2 to s o'clock.
 Manicuring Dept. is open at Lu-
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

During tho Maori war of 1880, na- tive chiefs heard tho British .were short of food. Under nag of truce. they sent a boat laden with provi- sions, with a communication saying there was no glory in fighting hum gry men.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

COTS this evening It its meeting at the Burritt hotel. Shadewelk Boy Scout band at Chautauqua, July 2-9-advt.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
MORE JULIAN
INDICT MENTS
ARE DROPPED
Bv United Press Leased Wire

OS ANGELES, Oct. six more
indictments, returned in connection
with the collapse Of the Julian Pc
;foleum Corporation, were dismissed
today, bringing the total eXonc"H-
tions to 10, four having been dis
missed two weeks ago.
Those dismissed today included
indictments against Joe Toplitzkv,
real estate magnate; Abe Prell, bust
hess man; Albert Lane, finance com
pany head; ID. Horowitz merchants;
f.. Rastheim, wholesale jeweler and
:. +. Pruett, loan company presi-
dent.
''These men were not involved
in pools or loans, but entered into
a simple stock transaction, Chief
Deputy District ttorney Harold L..
Davis told the court. 'There has
been no criminal intent on their
part and they are entitled to cX
oEeration.'
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
NOTICE TO THE SAVINGS DE-
POSITORS OF THE PACIFIC
SOUTHWEST TRUST g. saw
INGS EANK.

You are hereby notified that the
undersigned, formerly the Pacific
Southwest Trust 4 Savings Bank,
now the Los Angeles First Nation
al Trust & Savings Bank, has con
verted from a banking corporation,
existing under the laws of Califor-
MIA, into national banking asso.
citation; and has therefore ceased to
be under the jurisdiction and dircc-
.tion of the California State Banking
department and the Bank Act of
California;, and is now under the
jurisdiction and control of the Fed
eral Reserve Act and the National
Act.
PACIFIC-SOUTHWEST TRUST &
SAVING BANK.
BY Charles F. Stern, President.
Attest: Il. l.. McMullen, Cashier.
Sept. 10 II 24 q ! 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

CTnrtinned from Page DnaN
! would suggest that as vour pre-
railin@ winds arc from the west
the width cf the field should be ir
creased from Quarter t0 hal
rii!c 50 that heavily loaded planes
con land and take off without dif
ficultv. Its length, half mile, j.
satisfactory. ! note the field !.
clear of wires and trees and thi
speats VOL for it. The pcoplc %
Iwnc"ial Valley should see to it that
dis airrort IS maintained. At pres
ont i nav not seem important hut
tie time is coming when Impcria
Valley viii be on the direct nj
route from the east and west. Tl
planes viii be carving mail and
'aSScrgers, and because of frcquen'
l,ad weather in the mountains wns
# here, good field in Imperia
Valley viii be an absolute ncccs
Sit.
1.-THE community which does not
provide for an airnort at present
is making a big mistake. 1t might
just as wcll say it does not need :
railroad St. \. or if it is situated
on watcr. Il at docks are not ns.
srntial.
"We hove seen many fields on
this fligh' \ the Imrn"iaI Air
port compares favorably with them
With a slightly larger field, proper.
" marked, yea viii have a wonder
full landing r'o"o. It was like p
lighting on billiard table to come
down here today.
Regarding newt years tour Coco.
or stated that it is hoped to extend
il along the Pacific coast and that
The Imn6rial Airport may psssihly
be Included as one cf the stops.
The tour this year was sDlon
did success, Cooper said, "and
we feel certain that if it is spread
out to include the far west next
year, the result will he VERY benz.
ficial TO commercial aviation.'
Because Of a late start from Sar
Diego, the plane could not remain
long here and took off at 1915 for
Phoenix. From there it will go To
Tucson, ncming, New Mexico and
FL Paso, Texas, stepping overnight
in the latter place.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Pirate Crew
Again Beaten

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/ it with his bare hand. A couple
Iucrc inches to the left and Mead
ows would have thrown ont the
Yankee lcad-off man.
Koenig then got real lucky hit.
He was fooled but managed to top
the ball and hit into the ground. 1t
+ bounced directly over the pitcher s
head, clearing his hands as he leap
! cd into the air.
The back SPIN on the ball caused
il to take short hop instead Of a
normal one as Rhyme charged into
il and it bounced eff the tips Of
his fingers for single.
That was No. = break, but the ,onc
that really hurt was the third one.
Meadows got Ruth on a puny fly
and then stood helpless in the cen
ter of the diamond and watched
Barnhart run in circles trying to
get under Gehrig' 5 towering fly 10
center.
He slightly mis.judgcd the bah,
then could not locate it in time to
make the catch.
Although the ball trickled off the
ends Of Barnhart s fingers and fell
N the distant track, going for Il
triple, to score both Combs and Koe-
mig, it was a fly that he should
nave caught.
DuGan bunted straight at Mea-
doWs, who attempted to turn it int to
forceout of Lazleri at second, but
Tony beat the ball to the bag and
Meadows was in deep trouble. Durst
EattiHg for Grabowski, advanced
both runners with groundcr t.
Rhyme and with runners on seconl
and third, Bush pulled his infield
in on the grass, hoping that a
grounder by Pennock would result
in LazZeri 5 retirement at the plate.
Ponnock hit the expected ground
cr, but Rhyme handled it a bit slow
ly and LaZzeri once more beat the
ball, sliding in under Gooch for New
York S third run.
Stage Set For Babe
All was ready for double play
that would end the inning as Pen
mock, man with a weak knee, was
On first and Dugan on third. But
the Pirate infield continued to play
in on the grass instead of moving
back to attempt "A double play.
Combs hit grounder that could
have been turned into twin killing
al Rhyme been playing at his nor
,lal position. But, being on the
trass, all he could do was wave at
it as it went on into center for a
single to score Dugan and move Pen
mock to third.
Koeniq followed up this opening
with legitimate double to the
right field fence, which scored Pen
aock and sent Meadows to the bench.
Mike Cvengros, appearing as re
lief man for the second successive
Law, pitched lot of balls to Ruth
before he got in Babes alley.
When Ruth S bat connected there
as no doubt whore the boil was
going. 1t soun>ed good and it was
While fans high in the right field
bleachers were scrambling for the
'all, Babe was following Combs and
Koenig home and receiving the plau-
dts of the mob for having put over
his speciality in this series before
any competitor stole his thunder.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
BRITISH LABOR
VOTES AGAINST
RED PROGRAM
Fly United Press Leased Wire

BLACKPCOL, England, Oct. T.
The British labor party conference
today defeated the Independent La
Dor party's resolution favoring the
reopening of negotiations with the
Red lnternationalc.
The defeat followed a speech by
G. I. Cramp in behalf of the labor
party's executive committee i n
which he opposed the resolution on
the grounds the Internationale is
still retaining its extremist attitude.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Couple Charged
With Murder Of
Elderly Doctor
by l nited IreSs Leased Wire

MAYS LANDING, y. J., Oct. :.
< hargcd with the murder of thu
elderly Dr. William Lillicndahl, his
widow, Mrs. Margaret Lillicndqhl
and Willis Beach were held in the
county Jail today.
Warrants charging them with the
crime were served last night Both
maintain their innocence and were
composed when the warrants wcsp
served. but Mrs. Lil'icudahl wcpt
after she had been taken to her ccIl
m the county Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Ruth Teep'e Reid, teacher of
Piano, Technique, Interpretation,
Elementary Harmony, Theory, His
tory of Music. Studio 523 Holt.
Phone 236. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Scouts To Attend Church

scou.s To Attend Church. - Boy
Scout Troop No. I. sponsored by the
Elks lodge. has added IN interesting
activity to its program for the win
ter, according 70 the scoutmaster, W
r. Grant. The boys have agreed TO
attend church IN Il body on one
Sunday of cacn month. According
to the plan, the boys will go to the
different churches. On Sunday,
Scoutmastcr Grant states, they will
visit the Baptist church. The troop
has already attended the Methodist
church this scasOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

The fresh grapes shipped from
California this year total about
81 100 carloads.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Dance Tonighv at st. Mary 5 Hall
Q o clock. Hot Sunshine Syncopat"rS
orchestra. adN
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Forests did great damage in the
Carson Valley, Nevada, September
and I.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

read tXtracts from recent addrcssca
# Zinovieff,
The conference overwhelmingly
,dopted Il resolution favoring the
anification of the Independent Ma
tiGnal parties.
The Washington State Dairy
men s Association will meet at Mt
Vernon, January lib.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

For Meat ard Groceries call tn
Model Grocery and Market. ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Indian Taken to Yu.na.-Frarl;
Mitchell. arrested at Fort Yuma by
immigration officials on September
-, and who has bccl confined at
the county jail here since that time
was taken back to Yuma yesterday
- Inspector Violin. Mitchell, an In
dan, was charged with Illegal en-
Try into the United States. He was
released under hail bond for ap-
ptarancc later.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Heavy rains in mid-September I
seriously interfered with traffic ia.
several parts of Arizona
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
To Hold Meetings -Gospc.

To Hold Meetings s-Gospel meet
incs, which open tonight, will be
Lcld in the tent near Fourth &nC
Orange streets every evening a!
7:30 o'clock The public is extend
ed a welcome to these meetings.
Evangelist William Mcdcnia will b.
IN charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
Nine. Katncrf.o Ward -Kupelian.

Science of |oIce and Art of Song.
High school credits. Studio 542 Olive
ST. Phone 395. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Buy Your Meat ana groceries at
me shor. :he Model Grocery and
Meat Market. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Wages Case Dismissed. The cas-
against Jack Kennedy, charged wifi
failure to pay wages when due, wa
ordered dismissed by Judge |. May
field this morning. The dismissa
WAS made upon recommendation of
the complainant, Braman Denton
and upon the approval Of the dis
trict attorneys office. 1t was init
mated that the defendant had made
n settlement outside Of court.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

New Shoes From Old. It paws.
Elecric Shoe Shop. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Citizenship Glass Planned. - \
c'ass in citizenship for adult for.
cigners will open on Monday, Oct
o5cr 10 at the high school. j. S.
Kennedy of the high school faculty.
who has successfully conducted |
classes in this subject far several
Years past, will be in charge. Tha
class will be held at 7:30 clock,
aud will meet in room 20. As the
next naturalization tests will be Civ
en- in November, all foreign born
citizens who are interested should
plan To be prescott Monday night
y general invitation is extended 20
all who wish to become citizens.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

I. V. Academy Of Music, Elmer A.
fodd, Director. High School Credits.
Every teacher has State Ioard of
Education certificate. t'u!J gradual
ing course. G32 Olive. Phone liG.
adv
Gill Operated Cn-TGm Gill, we'll
Known local man, underwent ser
lous operation in a Los Angeles hos
pltal last night. Gill, who has been
IN Los Angeles for some where he
is planning to locate permanently,
was suddenly taken i'll yesterday af-
t'rnoon. He was rushed to Il hos
pital, where he underwent an opera
.Ion Tor ulcer Of he stomach. He ie
today r"p1rtcd to be doing as well
as can he expected. Mrs. Gill left
for Les angeles on Hast nighi 5
tain.
Parisienne Beauty shorpe. 1877 \.
Fifth st. Phone 1873. adv
Poultry. Dressed to order. Buv
at market prices. leS2 Woodward.
Phone 600. adv
The Model Grocery and Meat
Market VIII serve you with salts
faction. adv
Two Traffic Violations ar
rests were made by c. j. Wilson of
the state traffic squad on the Ca
ltvic0 highway last night. Albert
Mihle Of Brawlcv was given tickc.
for speeding while X. Yoshahamu
was given a summons for cutting in
on another car. Both were given un-
I'll Wednesday to appear in answer
TO the charges.
Reynolds Furniture Co. Pianos
for rent. Phone 192W. adv
Hindus Picked Up.-D. Shand and
Y. Singh. iiudas, were picked ur
by city police on the north side last
night wien they were found stag
ing a minute "world war. y At po-
lice head quarters they declared they
were just having friendly argu-
mCnt but they were booked on
charges If disturbing the peace.
Each posted 80 bail for appearance
/, fore Judge Perkins Monday mora
irg.
List Yoour House For Rert with
Edgar Bros. Realty CO. 6GS Main.
Phone 100. I'D.
Dorothy Mix Brackenbury. Pri-
vatc dancing lessons. Phone 81.
adv
Wages Case Dismissed The cas-
agaiust Jack Kennedy, charged with
failure TO pay wages when due, wa,
ordered dismissed by Judge |. May
field this morning. The dismissal
WAS made upon recommendation OF
the complainant, Braman Denton
and upon the approval Of the DIS
trict attorney office. 1t was init
mated that the defendant had made
u settlement outside Of court.
Pure Country Cream. 1t whips.
A. NJ. Williams. Phone GJ3. adv
To Hold Meetings meet
ings, which open tonight, will be
held in the tent near Fourth &nG
Grange streets every evening n
1880 O'Clock. The public is extend
ed a welcome to these meetings
Evangelist William Mcdcnia will b.
in charge.
Ruth Teep'e Reid, teacher of
Piano, Technique, interpretation,
Harmony, Theory, His
tory of Music. Studio 525 Holt,
Phone 236. adv |
Dance Tonighv at st. Mary 5 Hall !
Q clock. Hot Sunshine Syncopat"rS |
orchestra. ahN
The fresh grapes shipped from
California this year total about ,
81 100 carloads.
"a
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
NEWS BRIEFS
from City and Comfy

ARE ted on Traffic Charge.
NJ. Rice, 48, OF Portland was arrest
I'd ON the Caioxico highway last
Light by +. T. Hunter Of the state
t.aftic Department. According TO
tie information furnished By the
off:c'r, Rice was driving his ma
chine IN Il reckless manner at tn"
time Of his arrest. He was brought
10 the county jail and locked up. He
VIII be arraignrd before Judge May
red tomorrow morning.
Euy Home With Your Rent. Ed
gar Bros. Realty Co. COS Main.
Phone lG0. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Marriage Licenr Issued d-One
marriage license was issued at thc
county clerk S office this. morning.
1t is as follows: Dilbcck Mcrklcin
Andrew l.. Dilbcck. -. native of
TcNas and resident of Calcxico:
Gretchen II. Merklein, 20, native of
Arizona and resident of Calcxico.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

List Your House For Sale with
Edgar Bros. Realty Go. COS Main.
Phone l60. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Paul's Specials. Fresh Buttered or
Sweet Pop Corn, Orangcade, Lemon
ade and Hires. Piekwick Stages.
litf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07
FAMOUS FLYER
PLEASED WITH
IMPERIAL FIELD

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Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Pure Country Cream. It whips.
A. NJ. Williams. Phone GJ3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

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Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Wizard Storage Batteries built the finest materials pansta
by skilled craftsmen who strive make battery live
Autos high standard of quality Cases and jars all piece
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

Dorothy Mix Brackenbury. Pri-
vatc dancing lessons. Phone 571.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-07

List Yoou House For Rert with
Edgar Bros. Realty CO. 6GS Main.
Phone 100. I'D.
The Washington times., 1927-07-27

Henry David Haarnack, aged 81,
q harpmaker in Tottenham Court
road, London. England. is be-
lieved to he the oldest working
member Of his craft in, the
world. He has been making
harms &nE 80 years.