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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-15

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ITO Be Continued.)
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Test AnSyerS

Here are the answers to the ques-
tons in today's intelligence test
printed on page 6:
lin Holland.
2-The Volga.
3-Tierra del Fuego.
4-Death Valley, California.
5-Carson City.
Elm japan.
1.-THE Culebra Cut.
S-Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Ger
many, Belgium.
9-The United States is larger.
10-Lake Superior.
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Old At4O? Or
Full 0f'4Pep''
And Energy?
HOW TO "COME BACK"

Not age, but overworked, sluggish
kidneys, bladder weakness and similar
troubles are what make practically
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Amazing testimony of physicians and
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Store and Goldsmith Advertisement.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
ROtarians Going
To San Diego

Among important events of the
week, iaunt to San Diego on Thurs
day by Imperial Valley Rotarians
marks one OF considerable interest
Valley members of the organizat.
ion will have entire charge of the
program of the San Diego club
meeting, to be held at the San
Diego hotel on that day, and arran
gementa have been completed fol
u novel entertaining session. ID. l..
Ault, CalexicO, is scheduled as the
chief speaker of the day, and sew
eral musical and other entertain
ment features will mark the meet
ing.
Valley Rotary.Anns, as the wives
Of the members of the organization
are called, are, also expected to be
present in cons iderabie numbers,
dancing at the San Diego hotel for
Thursday er.ning naving been ar
ranged in their honor.
The iaupt is in the nature of "a
get together affair with San
Diego Rotarians, and large dele
cation is expected to make the trip
from FL Centre and other valley
towns.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
Beauty Association
Is Incorporated

SACRAMENTO, CAL. Aug l6. -
To inform the public of the modern
methods of preserving health and
beauty. the Los Angeles Hairdross'
ers and Cosmetologists Association
Yesterday filed articles OF. incorpor-
alton wiih Secretary of State Frank
G. jordan. ..
The company also expects to pro.
mote legislation in the interest OF
the beauty parlors and to advance
and foster friendly feeling among
the operators. ,l
The board of directors, includes
l.. Criston, Mrs. NJ. l.. Caldwell, X.
Brumme, Mrs. VI, Jones, Miss \.
Mcnamara, Mrs. o. Ross, Miss Mar
ion Dale, Harry Dean, all of Los
Angeles; Mrs. Frances Dreher,
Ocean Park, Mrs. Corday Brown,
Venice, and Orton Sehaefer, River
side.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
McCABE
By Press Staff Correspondent

MeCABB Aug. l6.-Msry Fran,
els HepBi4, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Hoppin. motored to San
Diego Tuesday with her aunt, Miss
Agnes Ferris. Mary Francis will
visit her grandmother, Mrs. Ferris,
who has taken an apartment for the
summer.
Miss Dorothy Austin was guest
at birthday dinner given for Miss
Esther Gillett Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ross Best and daughters Mil.
dfed and Gilmore of SeeIey spent
Friday afternoon with MI. Best 5
aunt, Mrs. George Austin,
Mr.. and Mrs, H. 4. Hoppin left
Sunday for San Diego, where they
met Mrs. llopPin 8 brother, Willis
Ferris, formerly of McCabe, but
now living at Bishop, Mr.. HcPpin
will return today. Mrs. Hoppin will
make an extended visit on the coast.
Mrs. i. D. Clark is reported quite
i'll at San Diego, where she had
gone for the summer. Mr.. Clark
has been called to her bedside.
A community farewell party was
given to Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Mof-
fatt "Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Aus.
tin. There were 63 participating.
The following with their families
were. present: Nr. aud Mrs. u. &.
He'll. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Yeliq3ette. Mr. and
Mrs. van Derford, j.. e. Brock, J. I.
Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc Williams,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Puckett, Mr..
and Mrs. Klintberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. Grimes, Mr.
and Mrs. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Eubank, w.
NJ. Paine, Tanner, Fred Sunstrom,
Moline and MIR. and Mrs. \. Pool.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served in the spacious yard.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Hoppin enter
tanned Sam Parker aud Fred Sun,
strom at dinner Sunday.
Little Nargie Fay Parmef has
returned from the health camp.
Margie made q splendid gain IN
weight.
Mrs. C. Thanner and two small
sons left "Wednesday for vacation
on the coast.
Mrs. Moline and two ehildlen
Doris and Everett, are spending
week or SO at Jaeumba.
j. E. Brock aud two sons left for
Live Oaks Friday, where they will
spend a few days with the family
there. Lewis He'll and Frederick
tellquett went as far as Jacumba
with Mr.. Brock, where they visited
Lewis Heil's grandmother oyer the
Weekend.
Ar. and Ms. Robert Puckett have
moved into their home in Ell Centre
at 1906 Broadway after spending a
short time with Mrs. Puekett's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, ". D. Moffatt.
Mir. and Mrs. ". ID. Mpffatt left
Thursday for Lakeside, where they
have purchased home.
Miss Catherine Steele, while
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
Valley Veterans
Headed For Paris

Much interest is being taken in
the pending American Legion Con
ventlon WHICH is scheduled for
Paris, FRANCE, next month. Imperial
valley will be well represented, sew.
en- persons already having com
pleted plans for the journey over.
seas while number of others are
expected to make the trip.
Mrs. Robert Elliott Of FL Centro
and Theodore Troy of Calexicc,
have already departed on the over
seas trip and will he in Paris for
the convention. Leslie A. Conn Of
Ill Centro will be the next to leave
for the convention having made res
ervauons to sail on the ship which
leaves New York harbor on August
26. This will be the first Of the
special Legion cruisers to sail tor
the convention.
Randall Henderson, publisher OF
the Calexico Chronicle, John Huey
OF Ca,exico, C. +. Harris of FL Cen
tro and Ira Aten of Calipatria are
the others who have announced their
intention of making the trip.
Along with the announcement of
those who will take in the Paris
convention it was announced at the
Southern Pacific offices this morn
ing that the special train leaving
Los Angeles ON September ), for
New York has been set ahead about
six hours. 1t is now scheduled to
leave Los Angeles at II O'Clock in
the morning. 1t will arrive at Nj
land at 400 o clock in the after
noon. Connections with the train
can be made from here on the motor
train leaving FL Centre at 2:35 p.
III. The special Legion train is due
in New York City on September :,
at $3.50 p. m.
Special rates will be given on this
train, the fare for the round trip
the same as oneway first class
passage. This is allowed to mem
Ders of the Legion, the Legion
auxiliary, widows of war veterans
and their dependents.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
SHRllERS, WILL
| DEDICATE new
= MOUNTAIN CLUB

An event Of outstanding interest
TO Shriners OF Imperial Valley,
members Of Al Bahr Temple, San
Diego, will take place SATURDAY of
this week, when mobiles Of the mys-
tic order from Imperial aud San, hi.
ego counties, with their families,
win gather in the Laguna Moan,
tains, between here and San Diego,
for the purpose Of dedieating Al
Bahr TemPle's new mountain home.
The celebration, and ''house
WARMING is to extend over an en-
tire week, to anc Including Sunday,
August %, and preparations are be-
ing made to take care of several
hundred soiourners throughout the
period. Following a sunrise cere-
monial to he held Saturday morn
ing, dedication and flag-raising GER
cmonies will be held at the new club
house at noon, followed by barbc
cue, and afternoon band concert by
AL Bahr's 40-piece band. The beau
tifui maple floor of the club house
is being prepared for many heurs
of dancing throughout Saturday
evening and each evening of the
week following, with the exception
q Sundays.
arrangements have been eomplet-
CD for serving meals daily on the
broad porches of the club house and
everything possible is being done to
make the week q round Of pleasant
relaxation for all in attendance:
Daily band concerts, patrol drills,
hiking parties and varying other
FERNS of entertainment will feature
the celebration. -.
Altogether, it is felt that the event
will be a memorable one in the an
nails of Shrinedom, and many local
members are making preparations
to share in it's pleasures.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16

partmcnt, is the sils which will
take immature corn AMI turn it into
high class live stock feed for heef
or dairy cattle or sheep. Those
states like Wisconsin, where there
are already nearly 10000 siios.
never have q corn crop failure.
while their steady income from
year to year is JOY TO both farmee
and business man in such territory
The old problems Of silo filling with
big crews are now overcome in Wis
consin hy the ownership Of small
individual ensilage cutters. run
either hy the farm tractor or gas
engine. so that the home crew. or
possibly two or three reiehhors. can
handle the job when 1t should he
handled without difficnltr.
The use of the silo also Ats into
the oconomic Vn'ift of the American
,.ni-y COW to rrt her on q basis ef
er~,~~a'.:~~ ~-;.h 80 ''-', s'oe~
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
S. P. Authorized
To Buy Car Line
ny United Pres. Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.-The
Interstate Commerce Commissian to-
day authorized the Southern Pacific
company to acquire be capital stock
purchase control of the Central Cal
ifornia Traction company, import
ant % mile electric road through
the fruit growing region extending
from Sacramento to Stockton, Calf.
The permission was conditioned
upon the Southern Pacific s admit
ting either the Western Pacific or
the Santa Ee, or both. to particlpa-
ton equally i'll joint coptrol of the
acquired carrier.
The commission depied applica-
tion of the Western Pacific to build
a branch line from Villinger to Lo-
di, II miles in San Joaquin county,
to furnish transportation In the
same territory.
The Southern Pacific aud the
Santa Fe each asked the commission
for authority to acquire exclusive
control of the traction company,
which is owned by Herbert Fieish'
hacker of San Francisco. The price
of the line was understood to be
S3,0c0,000.
F1eishhacker was said to have en-
tered an agreement to sell the road
To the Southern Pacific Company.
In its decision, the commission
said the directors in seeking excln-
sive control, had not in mind the
financial welfare of the short line
itself, but that the joint control
provision would fulfill this pur-
pose. Because of the arrangement
in central California, the necessity
of the Western Pacific to build was
elm mattel
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16

producers Of Denmark, Holland.
Switzerland and other hish-prodtc-
ing countries where the Cow Test
ins Associa tions have built rp the
average production TO such high
point that their farmers. can beat
ours in the worlds markets, as we'll
as shipping butter and cheese to
this country. Low cutting corn
binders and low-hung wagons afss
aid in the harvest of the silage crop,
while bundle elevators on the corr
binders permit the elimination ~
the hardest pnrt Of the man labo.
while cutting costs materially. En-
silnge cutter knives should he sharp
ened daily and the corn cut finely
for hest silagc. In the corn borer
torrjtory. the ensi!age cutter and
."e low cutting binder are sure
cures" Tor the borer apt should be
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16

CHIGAGO-,The 1857 crop OF
corn is soins to be both shoot. and
soft" according to the Research
nepa rtment OF the National Asso-
ciatiop nf Farm Equipment Manu-
facturers. which has been checking
up reparts and surveying 1927 crops
and farm power. Not only was it
planted late because Of .unseason-
able wet weather that has flooded
out many river hottom farms en-
tirely. hut weeds are unusually had
end much planting was being done
ep to July l. That means four Or
five weeks late. and the old saying
that a bushel. dar Is the price
ron pay for corn planted after the
middle Of May" wonld cut 70 to "a
bushels OF the possible crop in such
cases.
The only real insurance for the
corn crop now in most of the Corn
Belt area. .ays the Rosea-ch ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
Welcome Dempsey
At Salt Lake
~ u.sted prs.s Lesses w,re


SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug.
l6.-Jack Dempsey was given a
royal reception when he dropped
into his old home here last night,
accompanied by his wife, Estellc
Taylor. Jack spent the night with
his father and mother, and will pro-
ceed today to Chicago.
Dempsey appears fit and fine and
tells his home folks that he is 60
ing to lick Tunney this time. The
local fans believe he will do IL and
are ready to put odds on the Utah
slugger. ,
Dem psey was met at the train
here by some fifteen hundred ad-
mirers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
Schools H0nOred
By Government
ny United Pres. Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-fwen-
ty five honor high schools, designat.
ed for 1927 by the reserve Officers
training corps, junior unit, were an
nounced by the war department.
Among them are:
Calico, San Francisco; Holly
wood and Los Angeles, Los Angeles !;
joplin, Mo-; Ogden, Utah; Teehni-
cal, Oakland, Calf; Walla Walia,
Wash; West, Salt Lake, Utah.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
GERMAN FLIGHT NDEFINTE

DEssAU, Germany, Aug. l6.-
Another Junkers attempt to cross
the Atlantic by air is improbable
this year, ii was announced today,
after a conference between Profes'
sor Junkers, his engineers and the
pilots of the two planes which fail
ed in Sundays attempt.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
Woman Judge
Gets. Threat

LOS ANGELES. Aug. l6.-An in
yestigation into death thseats re
eeived by Judge Georgia Bullock
California's only woman magis
trate, was Launched by county and
federal authorities here today.
A note signed "Blackhand Bps
ton" the third received in a month
read as follows:
:Georgie: Leave the state al
once or your life will go and you
will get this. You cannot escape.
A crude drawing of q revolver Was
on the note.
Judge Bullock attributed the note
to the work of a crank.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
ANSWERS
AVIATRIX CIES OF INJURIES
ny United Press Leased ~ ire

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. To-
Miss Gladys Royn, y, stunt flying
motion picture actress, died Monday
from injuries received when she
walked into the 'whirling propeller
Of an airplane.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16

playing games with other neighbo=-
hood Young people Saturday, fell
and cut her arm quite badly.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16

Mr.: Ford is not only proficient
manufacturer of tractors, but also
makes first class retraction.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
Ask Me Another
GENERAL

l How many living cx-presidents
has the United States!
, Name the chief territory own.
ed by Japan on the Asiatic main
land.
3 Who is New York 5 most fam.
Gus prize fight promoter!
1 Name "a South American coun.
try where United States marines
are guarding American interests.
) What famous American of the
\. +. F. was representative of Pres
idcnt Coolidge in the Tacna- africa
discussions
6 What American dependency i,
fighting for independence!
Name the chief woman evan,
gclist of the United States.
) Name contingent of the
American army which backed Gene
Tunuey enthusiastically as a pros
rtctive world champion,
8 What American play has bro
ken all records for time on Broad.
way and has been shown in all parts
of the country!
l0 What famous couple repres
ent two of Americas greatest per.
formers of Shakespeare
ANYcVYyYyDo
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16

Joshua made the sun. stand still,
but viii HAYS is trying to, make the,
stars quit coming out az night.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16

Thousands Of cells in Mokelumne
River have died and contaminated
the water for bathers. LII.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
Juryman's Home
Wrecked by Bomb
nv United Press Leased wire

BOSTON, Aug 16.-A dynamite
bomb wrecked the home of Lewis
McHardy, juror at the Sacco-
Nanzetti trial, in suburban East
Milton early today.
McHardy and four other mem
bcrs of the family were hurled
from their beds by the blast but
all escaped serious injury.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16

If President Coolidge were the
least bit vain. he would suppress
those photos of the ten-gallon hat.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-16
Baked Eusfard
with Alpine

cup Alpine Milk, I cup s,asef.
a.gss, pinch Of salt, J tablespoon.
fuls sugar, grated nutmeg or ~
nills to tasts. Beat eggs slightly
add sugar, mir with Alpine Mix
and water. Pour into burtcred
mold or eustard cups. Stand IN
pan Of hot water snd bake in
moderat. oven till set. Coccanus
may be added. if desired.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-08
RUTH RETURNING
TO FAMILY ROW
Husband and Her Aunt Not
on Speaking Terms.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. "a misunder-
standing between relatives may
serve to detract from the welcome
for Ruth Elder when the pretty
aviatrix arrives aboard the Aqui-
tania, Friday.
Lyle Womack, her, husband, ar
rived Monday from Panama and on
the same boat was Mrs. Susan
Odum, aunt of the girl flier but she
and Womack were not on speaking
terms and both declined to discuss
the cause of their alleged feeling.
1T is a matter that I don't care
to talk about" Mrs. Odum said.
or the future, Womack said, IT
dislike to interrupt any of Ruth's
plans, but am not here to meet
Ruth Elder. I came to meet Ruth
Womack, my wife"
when all the fuss over her re-
turn has ended hope that she will
agree to return to Panama with me
We have never been eStranged and
such reports are untrue. And we still
love each other as much as the day
we were married" he said.
Meanwhile plans went ahead in
New York for joyous reception to
the girl and her co-pilot, George
Haldeman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-08
CHURCH SIGNS PACT
Agreement on Funds Made
With Fletcher Co.

The Fletcher Savings and Trust
Company today announced that the
Zion Evangelical Church, North and
New Jersey Sts., has entered into an
irrevocable agreement whereby the
company is to hold in trust all
money or property given to the en-
dowment fund of the church.
Church trustees will have juris-
diction of disbursement of the en-
dowment income, provided that
when so directed they apply the in
come to purposes specified BY the
door. In event of dissolution of the
church, the fund income shall be
paid upon order of the Evangelical
Synod Of North America, or the
governing body of any church body
or denomination of which the
church is not affiliated with any de-
nomination, the money will ne paid
to The indianapolis Foundation.
The Rev. F. r. Diaries is the
pastor of the church, which has a
membership of 1877 and is eighty
nine years old.
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PARL-IAMENT'S
HOLIDAY ENDED
ReconveneS in London;
Cecil Notable Absentee.

LONDON, Nov. e.-Parliament
reassembled here today after its
three-month holiday.
AS the present session is merely
a continuation of that of last
spring, there was no State open
ing. The speaker took the chair
at p. m, and the members of the
Commons settled down to the
routine Of the first days work.
Before the opening, the lobbies
at either end of the house were
crowded and as the assembly was
announced members entered the
chamber and took their seats.
The government bench, just in
front of the speakers chair, was
crowded, each ministry being rep
resented by its member on the
cabinet, or by an under secretary
or parliamentary secretary.
One of the conspicuous abSentees
in the cabinet bench was Lord
Cecil, who resigned his position due
to differences with his colleagues
over matters of policy at Geneva.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-08
INVITE HOLSTERS ON
CLARK MEMORIAL TOUR
Pilgrimage to Be Made to Virginia
Birthplace.

Pilgrimage to Be Made to Virginia
Birthplace.
All Hoosiers have been invited to
take part in the pilgrimage of the
George Rogers Clark memorial COM
mission to Clark's birthplace and
other points of historical interest in
Virginia.
The party will leave Indianapolis
in a special car at 6:15 p. m. Nov. Is
They will return Nov. 20, at 11:50
a. m. on the Big Four.
Nov. 10 is the 175th anniversary
of Clark's birth near Charlottes-
vile, Va, and Governor Byrd OF
that State has invited all residents
of the CID Northwest Territory and
Kentucky to visit the shrine.
Persons desiring to make the trip
may secure accommodations through
Secretary William H. Book, GIG
Chamber of Commerce building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-08
BUS CRASH HURTS 6
Passengers Hurled to Floor
as Cars Collide.

Five women and a man today
were recovering from injuries re-
ceived when a Peoples bus collided
with an automobile driven by AL
bert Teaford. 81, of CAT N. Jefferson
Ave, at Cornell Ave. and Seven
tenth ST., Monday.
The bus swerved into tree, hurl-
ing passengers to the floor.
The injured:
Mrs. Raymond Davidson, 80, of
2709 N. Olney ST., left leg and both
knees bruised; Mrs. Theresa Lynch,
SO, of 3475 School ST., back and legs
bruised; Mrs. Mildred Felknor, IS,
of 3215 School ST., back and legs
bruised; Mrs. Gertrude Brown, As,
of 1905 School ST.. face cut and
head injuries; William May, 81. of
2612 Station ST., face cut and legs
bruised.