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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24
The Waltz
Is Now Real
Favorite
The indiana Ballroom Adds
0Id-Time Dances
to Programs,

Since the opening Of the new In
diana ballroom, Sept. 2, there have
been four distinctive nights planned
out during the week for different
patrons choosing these diverSifica-
lions.
One of the biggest features that
has been brought to Indianapolis
through the establishing of the new
Indiana ballroom is the revival of
the old-time modern waltz, WedneS-
day night of each week being set
part as "Waltz Night" when every
other dance is beautiful, popular
or old-time waltz.
Friday night is known as the
Collegiate Hop" This evening Is
patronized a great deal by college
and university folks. On this eve
ming the management does every
thing possible to create a typical
college atmosphere by encouraging
and supporting college songs, cheers
and dances. This probably is one
of the gayest events in the weeks
program.
Thursday evening is known as
"Party Night" This evening is set
aside for fun, favors and frolic.
On this evening every one attend
ing receives noisemakers, favors and
as well as other evenings in the
week, they have the fascinating bal
loon shower, when thousands. OF
balloons come floating from the
Spanish skies atop this typical
Spanish garden.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24
THE BLOOD SHIP"
OPENS AT THE OHIO

A lone woman on ship crowded
with the fotsam and jetsam of the
San Francisco waterfront is the po-
sition Of Jacqueline Logan, who has
the part of Mary, in THE Blood
Ship" which is scheduled to open
a weeks engagement at the Ohio
Theater this afternoon. Miss Logan
has the feminine lead in the pic
ture, which was produced by Co.
lumbia Pictures from Norman
Springer's novel of the same name.
The University Trio, the three
boys and piano that have made
such hit with Ohio audiences in
the past two weeks, will again be
present, offering a number of popu-
lar tunes. The boys have been aptly
termed harmony artists" Joe
Alexander, novelty organist, has ar
ranged a special musical program
to accompany the showing of 1.-The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24

r. G. Browne and virtually the en-
tire picture takes place in a driving
rainstorm. The supporting cast in
cludes Gertrude Olmstead, Otis Har-
Ian and Gertrude Aston.
In addition to the feature, the
Rivoli prc9ram will include news
reel, con1c..y and other attractions.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the
feature production will be "We're
All Gamblers" Thomas Meighan's
latest for Paramount.
Thursday and Friday ''The Cow
cred Wagon" will be the main offer
ing and on Saturday 1.-THE Claw"
featuring Norman Kerry and Claire
Windsor will be the feature for one
day only.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24

Chang" is utterly different from
any photoplay ever made, in that
although ferocious animals of the
jungle tigers, leopards, elephants,
great snakes and chattering monkeys
are the principal actors-the picture
contains a basic plot, skilfully en-
broidered with the conventional
dramatic forms of sympathy,
struggle, menace, tragedy, pathos
and exceptional comedy furnished by
a white gibbon name Bimbo.
The theme of Chang" is most
elemental, the conflict of man
against his implacable foe, the
Jungle, and the hostile beasts
sheltered by its abundant foliage.
In making Chang" Cooper and
Shoedsack, constantly faced death,
not only from the beasts of the
jungle, but from cholera which took
the lives OF seven members of their
expedition. Shoedsack himself was
stricken with malaria which delayed
work on the film.
AS the protagonists of man in his
eternal fight to wrest living from
the wild, the producer chose an
heroic Siamese family, a man his
wife, their two children, household
pets and Biinbo, the monkey.
Emil Seidel and his orchestra will
offer descriptive musical number
I'm Going to Meet My Sweetie
Now" Other features will be Cliff
Williams, soloist; Ray Winnings, or
ganist, comedy 1.-THE Mechanical
Cow" and q Fox news reel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24


business of winning the war. are the
highlights of this engrossing COM
edy drama, the production of which
was directed by Raoul Walsh, with
Victor MacLaglen as Captain Flagg,
Edmund Lowe as Sergeant Quirt,
and Dolores Del Rio, the cause of
all the trouble. ~
William v. Mong, Phyllis Haver,
Leslie Fenton and Ted Mcnamara
appear in the supporting cast.
An especially arranged musical
setting will be played under the di-
rection of Stolarevsky by the Circle
Concert Orchestra, who also will
present Poet and Peasant" by Won
Suppe, as the overture for the week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24
With JoLSon

Myrna 10y and Audrey Fer
ris, two young actresses brought
forward by Warner Bros, have
been added to the cast of that
organizations extended run
production, 1.-The jazz Singer"
starring Al Jolson. Alan Cros-
land is directing the picture in
which other principals are Mae
McAvoy, Warner GLAND, Cantor
Joseph Rosenblatt, Otto Leder-
er; Eugene Besserer and Bobby
Gordon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24
MOVIES LISTED
AT THE RIVOLI

1.-THE Cheerful Fraud" starring
Reginald Denny, opens at the Rivoli
theater Sunday where it will have
it's premier showing in Indianapo-
lis. The picture is an adaptation
Of the popular English novel by K.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24
1-Edmund Lowe as he appears in
what Price Glory?" at the
Circle, opening today.
2--The white faced monkey that
appears in Chang" at the
Apollo, starting Sunday.

offering az his selection "Favorite
Flowers" Modern Music Masters"
with an especial musical accompani-
ment, and the Indiana news Of the
world, augment the show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24

Miss Isabelle Mossman, chorister
of Kappa chapter will direct all
chorus and ensemble work during
the coming year for the chapter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24

western drama, Danger Ahaed,
and a Krazy Kat cartoon, Hire a
Hail." will be shown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24
CHANG WILL PROVE TO BE ONE OF BIG MOVIES OF YEAR
Much Discussed What Price Gory2' Opens Today at
Circle; Indiana Presents Milton Stills in
Hard Boiled Haggety'

"Chang, motion picture revealing the hazardous life
Of the Jungle will be shown at the Apollo for the week starting
tomorrow
It brought to America by Merriam G. Cooper and Ernest
Shoedsack who spent twenty-five months in the
terrier of Siam making the production.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
LEGJOBB A
GYENGE HATNAK

A bena es fajos hat nyomorusa-
gatol szenveds 4 MajdnenE azonnan
segitseget nyerhet, ha Johnson
ftle V0r0s Kereszt Vese Tapaszt
tesz ra. Melegiti, enyhiti es segiti
a gyenge hatat es test minden
mozdulataval gyengeden masszi-
rokza a sz0vet-anyagokat, ezzel
segitve a kello verkeringes es nor
malls er0 visszaallitasat. a John
son-fele V0r0s Kereszt Vese Ia
pasz bamulatos eredmenyeket hoz,
inert gyogyereje a boron keresz-
till egyenesen behatol megtama-
dott reszehbe = fajdalom elmu-
lik, fajdalmassag megsziinik Gs
az ere majdnem azonnal vlsszater,
Csak menjen be barmelyik drug
storeba es kerje Macy Voros
Kereszt Vese Tapaszt voros fla
nell hattal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28

kultur kovetelmenyeknek zaszl6-
viv6je, illetve megvaQosit6ja le-
gyen.
IA legkomolyabban megkerdnk
'minden warreni es kornyeki ma
gyart, hogy ezen az elso gyulesen
feltetleniil legyen jelen.
A magyar fiatalsag = mely ed
dig szervezetdenill allott = ebben
k0rben alkalmas munkakort ia.
lal k6pes lesz megoldasra ware
feladatok elvegzesere.
Az id6sebb magyarok tapaszta.
lataikkal, tanacsaikkal szinten =
csak magyarsag boldogulasat S;
gitenek elo.
1smetelten kerunk minden ma
gyart, hogy vasarnap, a Magyal
Ifjusagi K0r elso gyiilesen - fel
tetlenjil legyen jelen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
A MAGYARSAG FIGYELMEBE
A Magyar Ifjusagi K5r elso gyJ-
lese vasarnap delutan lesz-Min-
den magyar csatlakozzan ehhsz a
testiilethez.

A warreni es k0rnyeki magyar
sag, aterezve az egysegben reJlo
hata1mas erot, egy testjiletet al
kotott. A Magyar Ifjusagi Kor
vasarnap, majus Len, delutan 3
oral kezdettel tartja meg els0 ren
des egyben szervazS gyileset a
Stop 37H, Burton Ave. sarkan le-
v6 JUGOSZLAV HALLBA.N, me
lyet minden magyar ismer.
Minden magyar tudataban van
annak, hogy Warrenben sziikseg
van egy ilyen tarsadalmi SERVE
zetre. A magyar egyseg, a magyar
tekintely megkivanja, hogy ma
gyarsag ebben testuletben TO
moriil jon mint ilyen, megoi-
dasra varo Macy problemaknak 6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28

Ez ujsag hasabjaing mar tobb
alkalommal megemlekeztiink Ho
monnay Rezso vezetese alatt allo
cleveland szintarsulatr6l, mely-
mex elso bemutatkoz6 el6adasa ma
JUS 14-en, szombaton este lesz
megtartva Farrellben.
A farrelli es k0rnyeki magyar
sag, EFT a kival6 er5kIb5l all6 tar
sulatot eddig csak hazai anne
rikai lapokbol ismerte, majus IA
en- lesz ezen a k0rnyeken az els6
eloadasuk, mely utan a szintarsu-
lat tagjai, a k0zonseg kegyeltjei
lesznek.
A tarsulat primadonnaja, Ii. Viz
Juci, aki tehetsegevel, szepsege-
vel miiveszi jatekaval egy csa-
pasra meghoditia maid a k0z0n-
seget. A tarsulat vezet6jeben, Ho-
monnay Rezsoben, egy kiforrott
ligazi miiveszembert ismer meg q
k0z0hseg, aki hata1mas eur6pai
amerikai-magyar miiveszi sikerel
re tekinthet vissza.
! Csak szepet es jot mondhatunl
a tarsulat t0bbi tagjair0l is, d.
iteljen maid maga k0zonseg.
A Homonnay tarsulat majus ID
| Xxi, farrelli bemutatkozasa alkal
naval minden idGk legpompa
sabb, legmulatsagosabb bohozatat
GA feher es fekete" cimii kacag
tat6 darabot fogja szinre hozni.
Minden szinhazat kedvelo ma
gyar ember figyelmebe ajanljuk
majus 14-iki eloadast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
MAJUsI BAL

Warrenben mean d0bolnak, eZ
a hazai szokas mem divat Ameri-
kaban. Dobolas, hirdetes, hangos
reklamozas nelkul is tudja jo1
mindenkL hogy pompas majusi
bal lesz tartva majus 14-en, szom-
baton a Roman HalLban.
A Warreni Els6 Magyar Beteg-
segelyz6 Egylet, melynek balja1
mindig sikeriiltek voltak, pompas
majusi bait rendez ezen a napon
melyre elvar mindenkit.
Akinek kalendariuma van, az
abba jegyezze fel ezt a fontos da
tumot. A fontos az, hogy akar fel
jegyzi, akar nem = OFT legyel
| ezen balon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
NAGYSIKERU BAL
A Campbeili "Szep&sgverseny
ball nyertesei Bender Margit es
Kiss Boriska.

H6tf0n este zajlott lie d camp
belli magyar asszonyok balja Ro
man HalIban, melyet az iskola-
aIap javara rendeztek.
Hatalmas szamu magyarsag Sc
reglett egybe, ere a fenyes tame
mulatsagra, a tame Medve lstvan
els0rangu zenekara mellett, vida
man folyt, csak az egyes sorsola-
soknal es a szepsegversenynel
lett megszakitva.
Macy es izgalmas erdeklodes
el6zte meg verssnyt., egymast
ertek talalgatasok es fogadasok,
hogy XII keriil Xxi gy5ztesen.
A verseny resztvevoi, a figyel-
mes moi rendezosegtol egy-egy
pompas sail szegfut kaptak ajan-
dekba. A koz0nseg tapsai tet-
szesnyilvanitasai d0nt0ttek ell az
utan a verSenyt.
Bender Margit es Kiss Boris
ka egyenlo esellyel kiizd0ttck a
vegleges gyozelemert, ugy, hogy
a ktt rivals neve kalapba lett te-
We. Egy kis leanyka Bender Mar
git nevet huuzta XII elsonek a kalap
Dol, ICY 8 kapta meg a sep es er-
tekes dijat, Kiss Borbalanak ICY.
a masodik jutalom jutott.
A balon szamosan vOltak .jelen
videkiek is, akik mind pompasan
ereztek magukat.
A faradhatatlan moi rendezoseg
mindent elk0vetett a bali k0z0n-
seq kenyelmere, hianyossag SEM
miben sem volt.
A campbelli magyar asszonyoS
hetf6i baljan, a tobbek k0zott, ot1
lattuk Campbell City polgarmes-
teret, Mr.. Gordont, aki szives kesl
seggel tett eleget meghivasnak
S hosszabb id0n keresztiil oft id6-
z0tt balon.
IA hetfo csti tanqmulatsag szeI
osszeggel gyarapitja az iskola.
alapot s egyben feledhetetlen e
kedves emlek marad mindenki
szamara.
Minden dicseret es elismeres
megilleti bait rendezo, faradha.
tatlanul dolgoz6 asszony sereget
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
A HUSvETI ELOADASNAK
SZEP SIKERE VOLT.
"A G. M. A. G. miikedvelOi ez alka-
lonamal is kitettek magukert.

a camnbelli magyarsag erde-
mes es tevekeny testiilete az Ath
l3ta Klub, husvet els6 napjan
tancmulatsaggal egybekot0tt elo-
adast rendezett. A miikedvalok ez
a halomnal az Amt az erdo me-
sGl cimii nepszinmiivet mutattak
be.
A k0z0nseg mindvegig figye-
lcmmel es odaadassal figyelte a
szereploket, mem egyszer tapsvi-
harban nyilvanitva elismereset. a
sserepl6k Macy igyekezettel, szor-
gaIommal es munkaval kesziiltek
crre az el0adasra, szerepeiket ct
tudtak, kitiin6 alakitast produ-
katak egytol-egyig erdemesek
dicseretre.
Tarka. Sandor mint Siit0 Fe-
rene, Dudas Gabor, mint Bacst
Janos, Dudas Claiborne, mint Ka.
to, Brosh Fgrenc, mint Ficzert
Tamas, Tmnko Istvan, mint Ig.
nacz, Schwartz Margit, mint Zsu
zsika, Vekassy Janos, mint Doks
Jancsi, Farkas Gyula, mint Bas5
Janos, Macy S. Albina, mint a sii
ket Basane, Varga Janos es Tark;
liihaly, mint erd6keriilo (illetv,
csend0r), Keszler Wendell, min
Turje Tobias es ciganyprimas
HJ. Orosz Ferenc, mint kontras
Macy FIrenc, mint mesz6geto le
gfny, Varga Anna, mint 0regasz
SONY, igazan szep 6s dicseretrt
m<6 aIakitast hoztak elenk.
Keszler Ferenc rendezte es ta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28

magyar r6mai katholikus hitkoz-
seq ifjusaga nagy szorgalommal
keszil egy pompas magyar darab
szinrehozasara.
A katholikus ifjusag junius D.
en-, vasarnap tancmulatsaggal egy
bek0t0tt szinieloadast rendez be
mutatja a "Biro lanya" cimii
pompas darabot.
Reaneljuk, hogy ezen mulatsa
gon ugy a helybeli, mint vldekl
magyarsag teljes szaanban lesz
kepviselve.
Az el6adasi termet lapunkbar
kes0bbi alkalommal tessziik kozze
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
nitotta be a darabot, ez alkalom-

nitotta be a darabot, ez alkalom-
NAL is megmutatta, hogy mem csak
mint pompas milkedvel6, hanem
mint alapos ismeroje a rendezes
mnden reszletenek, nagyszeruen
megallja helyet.
Kalenics Janos, k0zismert
steeltoni magyar borbelymester,
maszkirozta a szereploket, a t6le
mar megszokott szakertelgmmel
es iigyesseggel.
a nagysikeru darab bemutato-
ja utan, tancra perdult k0z0n-
seq S a legvidamabb hangulatban
mulatott ha.malig
Az Athleta Klub vezetosege la
punk utjan k0sz0ni meg a megje-
lentek szives partfogasat, vala-
mint szereplok aldozatkesz es
faradtsagos munkajat.
A husveti eloadas, valamint
tancmulatsag szep es igazan meg
erdemelt sikerehez 0szinten gratu
lalunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
gwen oft ezen a szombati tancmu-

gyen oft ezen szombati tancmu-
latsagon. Pompas, nig-verig ma
gyar bal lesz ez aki OFT lesz, fe-
nyesen fog mulatni.
A warrenni es k0rnyeki ma
gyarsag kedvelt S nagy nepszerii-
segnek orvendo zenekara, Zsiga
Janosek, fognak muzsikalni, SEE
pen, szivhez szolon, mindenkinek
tetszon.
Tavasz elso baljar0l, mely tele
lesz jokedvvel, hangulattal, ell ne
maradjon am egy teremtett ma
gyar se!...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
WARREN, OHIO
SOKAN KESZtjLNEK
A "TAVASZI BALBA'
Szombaton este rendezi Bridge
porti Sz0vetseg warreni osztalya.

Aprilis utolso estjen, szomba-
ton, Roman Hallban ismet POM
pas magyar mulatsag fog lezajla-
nj. a Bridgeport Sz0vetseg war
reni osztalya rendezi f6nyesnek
es nagysikeriinek igerkez0 tame
mulatsagat ARA szives szere-
tettel hiv es elvar minden ma
gyart. ~
A magyarsag 0regje-fiatalja lie
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
A MAGYAR HAZ
A sharoni Budd St.-en fog allni a
magyarok otthona-A telket mar
megszeaeztek.

A farrelli es kornyeki magyar
sagnak reg 6hajtott vagya, alma
lassan bar, de remelhetoleg rovi-
desen val6sagga valik. AZ els6 es
legfontosabb lepest, az iigy kez-
demenyezoje, Farrelh Els0 Ma
gyar Betegsegelyzo Egylet mar
megtette. A kivalasztott bHottsag
Sharonban, Budd St.-en megva-
sarolta a telkeket, me1yeken a ma
gyarsay otthona fel lesz epitve.
Az els6 lepes tehat megtorttnt,
Jeg megtort, gy6nyorii eszme
egy lepessel tovabb jutott.
Az egyhazak, az egyletek, mill
den magyarok alljanak most So
rompdba, hogy a nelnes ugy, az
.aldott eel ninel el0bb megvalosit-
hat6 lcsyen.
Hissziik es remeljiik, hogy a sha
roni, farrelli, sharpsvillei magya-
rok, akik igazan azok, aterzik az
idok teljesseget egyakarattal a
kibontott zaszlo ala allanak =
hogy minel hamarabb megkezdod
jon az epitkezes.
Zsdbbel, Swivel, jo akarattal ro
vid lido alatt fel lehet emelni a fa-
lakat, ra lehet tenni a mennyeze-
tet S a magyarsag otthona allan;
fog!
Ha magyarok k0z0tt vultak el
lentetek, azok most simulj janah
ell, ne nezzen senki masra, egy
lebegjen csak szemek elott - a
Magyar Haz miel6bbi megvalosi-
tasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
Megjott a sep tavasz!

Megjott a sep tayasz,
Kikirics viraggal,
Mezei pacsirta
Hangzatos dabaval.
Oily vigan zengi el
Nappah dallamat,
Hogy a szep tavaszt
lsmet meglathata!
Orommel zengi ell
Halat ado dalai,
Amikor a foldrol
A magasba felszaH!
(Zsigray g.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
WEST SIDEI
OTTHONOK:

6-szobas haz, furdG, fur
mace, villany vilagitas, gaz,
.csatornazas, viz. Ont0tt ut
ca. A talek nagysaga 42x155.
Garage. Ara $4, 400. Ez az
otthon d Halzelwood Ave-n
van, a Mahoning Ave-t6l
egy iblocknyira. A vetelhez
1900 1000 dollar keszpenz
sziikseges. Ez a haz valoja-
ban ezer dollarral t0bbet er,
mint amennyit mikeriink err
te. Az III Ghaney High
School IS az uj katholikus
templom es iskola k0zeleben.
Hat szdbas modern haz.
Garage. Sarok telek, k0ve-
zett utcan. Valamint 8 kiil0n
telek. A Schenley-n, egy sa-
roknyira a Mahoning Ave-
t6l. Ara $500. $4,000 kesz-
penz. Ez a haz ezer0tszaz
dollarral t0bbet er, mint a
mennyit mi azert keriink. Mi
mex fizet rentet, mikor kis
penzzel, "a City Limiten be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-28
Farrell Hirek
Kohl: Kuti Tarnas, kepviselo.
SZINHAZI HIR

Pompas darabot mutat be majus
14-en, szombaton este Farrellben
a cleveland Homonnay tarsulat-.
"A feher es fekete" el0adasa szen
zaci6snak igerkezk.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02

to understand what was meant in
the allegation. 7
Passing on to the charge OF ex-
travagance, the wife admitted that
her expenditures Increased after
marriage but denied that the in
crease constituted wasteftll spending
of money. Up to the time OF her
marriage, which approached without
trCusseau, she had made all her.
own clothing, having no wardrobe
fitting her station in life At the
| time she was preparing for her Homo
lulu trip, Mrs. Chaplin declared her
husband had $2,65O,000 In cash iri
Los Angeles and Hollywood banks
alone.
She practiced economy prior 20
the trip she said, to the extent OF
going into San Diego Calf, base-
ment store and purchasing a hat
This hat was her best hat for a
considerable time. When she needed
bed and mattress for the baby
she was compelled, because of her
husbands demand that she buy
cheaply, to go the rounds OF Junk
shops and second hand stores in
San Diego to purchase , them
Chaplin bought her a diamond
studded watch at Carriers, New
York" the complaint said, for $500
and thereafter complained many
times he should not have done It,
Another similar watch was purchased
for $1,000 she said, but she had no
knowledge as to what person re-
ceived the present"
Considerable space was given to
the events of the night preceding
the Chaplins' separation. After stat
ing that the comedians valet ar
ranged the supper at the Bntmore
hotel at which she entertained
friends met on the Honolulu trip,
she declared that by mutual coi1-
sent it was agreed that Chaplin
would not attend She denied that
Chaplin reached his home latter q
hard days work" at IL p. m. and
that she herself came in with a
party of boisterous friends at 2 a.
nj. It was 1890 a. m instead. She
admitted her friends played musical
instruments but denied any unusual
noise or awakening OF the chill
dren
Her guests had been present only
Is minutes, she said, when Chaplin
called her upstairs and told her TO
"get that wild bunch out Of here.
After she had dismissed her guests,
she said, Chaplin upbraided and
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to reach LIE Bourget and kept going
until their gasoline was starthngly low
But with the bad compass and the
frightful weather, there was 40 way
of keeping on the course or OF know
ing their whereabouts.
Fearing to make flying landing. on
the ground, bringing harm to his COM
panions and perhaps to someone be-
low, Commander Byrd sought . beacn.
Catching a glimpse of the revolving
beam of a lighthouse, the plane was
started downward. Commander ByrdS
account of the landing is laconic.
eve had no choice but to seek q
landing" he said. "I sent down a flare
and then followed with the plane"
The America landed in the water.
The shock tore off the landing gear
and within second or two the CABIN
was flooded.
"It was not any contact with the
sand that tore away the landing gear"
Commander Byrd explained, but the
force of the water against 1t. water
can be just as hard as cement for an
airplane"
The aviators clambered out quickly,
swan little and grasped the upper
edge of the wing. Then they pulled
out the rubber air raft, inflated 1T with
some difficulty and padded ashore. In
the crash each of the fliers received a
bad shaking up and all suffered little
bit-though not talking about it--from
the shock. Neville hurt his leg and
limped somewhat this afternoon.
For more than an hour after they
reached the shore Byrd and his COM
panions looked unavailingly for shelter.
The village was partly awake, due to
the drone of the planes motors and
the crash of the machine striking the
water, but it was pitch dark and rain
ing and in the absence of any lights to
show the whereabouts of the airmen 1T
was some time before the villagers
located them.
Byrd and Neville were taken TO the
home of the mayor for much needed
sleep, while Acosta and Balchen were
the guests of the lighthouse keeper.
Among those who greeted the