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Evening star., 1927-12-03
GAUNTLET TO GENE
HURLED BY RICHARD
viii Arrange a Dozen Fights
for Champ if He Wants
EN-, Tex Asserts.
Bv the Assoclated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK. December 3.-TeX
N Rickard threw down the saunt-
~ let to Gene Tunney today with
4 a proposition that will permit
the heavyweight champion TO
fight "a dozen times in 1928 II he
really wants to-
Answering Tunney's avowal that he
would battle twice and possibly three
times in the coming year-once for
Rickard and twice, perhaps, for some
other prCmoteI-the car of Madis9i
Square Garden said that Tunney only
had to choose his opponents to gain
''all the bouts he wants" indoors this
Winter.
"If Turney seeks fights to ward off
the ring rust that he says brought
about the long.count knockdown Jack
Dempsey scored at Chicago, then he
can have them and in plenty" Rick
ard said.
"All he has to do is step into the
Garden. fight for the champions end
371z per cent of the gate-and I'll put
him on every other week. His earn
ings will be nothing like the return
from the one fight last September that
netted him close to a million dollars,
but if he really is i'm earnest. the
financial aspect of the thing vii! not
deter him.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
Says Gene Is BIuffing.

But Tunney is just bluffing himself
when he talks of three heavyweight
championship matches in a year.
Gene told me at Chicago that one was
enough; that he didn't want any
more. There is a s1,O0O,OO0 purse in
the lone scrap, but only one show like
that can be put on in a season. This
offer would allow Tunney, too. to
comply with the regulations of the
New York Boxing Commission; which
require champion to defend his title
at least once every six months
Although Richards contract with
the champion binds Tunney for only
one fight in 1925 that contest would
he held any time up until October. the
promoter said, and would act as bar
to Tunney's seeking matches else
where unless a new agreement were
reached Richard said he could not
stage real championship show" be-
fore next July or August at the ear
liest, the very time that Jack Dempsey
has approved for his third title bout
with Tunney. although this match is
not yet beyond discussion stages.
Evening star., 1927-12-03
Flynn Sure of Bout.

Rickard held a conference with Leo
r. Flynn. Dempsey's. manager in the
comeback campaign that ended in de-
feat at Chicago and brought about the
long-count controversy that appears
to have set the stage for a third meet
ing. Flynn was ready to wager all
the tea in China" that Jack would
fight the Marine again next Sum-
mer and under his tutelage, and al
ready, he said. a plan of battle had
been arranged that could not but re-
suit in spectacular victory for the
former title holder.
Apparently only one definite match
was made in the conference. Flynn
and Rickard agreed to spend
three-week vacation together this Win
ter in Florida and play 36 holes ~
golf day. with wager of IS on each
hole. Flynn, who is fairly good with
golf clubs. was forced to concede Rick
ard handicap of putt hole when
ever Tex needed the extra shot, with
the advantage not to exceed nine
strokes in each Is holes. Tunney will
spend part of the Winter in Miami.
Evening star., 1927-12-03

MARYLAND. Positions. Florida.
D0dSon Lett end ......... StanleN
Zulick ....... Left tackle C1emons
Wondrack -. Lett guard Allen
Baffnrd ..,.. Center ........ kIrs"hner
Crothers ..... Right guard Reeves
Adams ..... Right tackle. ..,.,, Bryan
Heagv ....... Right eud .... .Nansickrl
EesSler ....,, Quarterback ..,... .tfabtrP'
Thomas .....1 Left halfback Brumhaugh
Suvder ..... Right halfhack -. Bishop
KeSsler ..... Fullhack ...... MddlekauH
Ofirials-Ernie Qui2lev tKansasl. ref
cree; Branch Rorock tGe0rgctowni. umpire,
Jim Perry tSewanepl head lnesman; Ed
Foster tWilliam and Marvl. field Judge.
Evening star., 1927-12-03

Thrills Magazine, 90 cents, all news
stands; 16 thrilling adventure, detee-
tive, Western stories.
Evening star., 1927-12-03

Totals. ..16 3 35 Totals. -. .13 g -
Rrferee-Mr. Sugarmau. Umpre-Mr.
Berlove.
Evening star., 1927-12-03

| Friday. Call. Potomac $50 or write
DR.. F'urfey, 1901 Twelfth street north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

President Coolidge adds little personal touch his well
Although he had greeted him behalf of the Nation
the Monument ground ceremonies, the President gives Col
Lndbegh hearty handclasp in later welcoming him the
doorstep of the temporary White House. Underwood Underwood
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

Markovics Peterne, Belenszky Janos,
Balogh Istvan SIS torleszt4s, SEalai J6-
zsef So (fia halalanak evford. em.),
Horvath Andrasne a mutt heten kima.
radt hirdetesb6l; adott tehat 2 font
zsirt. Hazrend $3.50.
Turoczy rerencne, Almassy Gyula
Eyijtese Campbellen.-$2-$2-t adtak:
Kovacs Mihaly t. g., Macy Lajos, DEM
jen Janos, Hizsnyai Lajos, P6csik San.
dor. $1-$1-t adtak: Rajner Laszl6, Ru.
szin Mihaly, Ajvasz Martonne, Turo.
Ell J6zsef, 10th Andras, Szab6 Gy0rgy
Agoston Janosne, Kallay Benz soc.
Szatmary Karoly tori. $40, Szatmary
Karoly t. d. ST.. Osszesen $3.50
Penztarkonyvi kimutatas nlasodik
negyed evben: bevetel apriEs hobau
$s39.99, majus h6ban $7oo.45, junius he
ban $41766, vegyes maradvany 5000
Harom havi bevetel 0sszesen $2,027.00
Aprilis havi kiadas $79019, majus no
napban $552.66, junius h6napban
$457.95, vegyes kiadas $67.05. Harom
havi kiadas osszesen $1S6S.35. Marad
vany $15S.75.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

dix az 0r0kk6 esnlekezetes nap Time
peayaheE, a hivek ugyanolyan buzg6-
ssgteljesen igyekeznek templomunkat
viilanyiampakl,al felszerelni. Az elmult
het folyaman ujabban Kinda Gy0rgy
es csaladja fizetett be $6.t, mig Kiss
lmre es csaladja $3-t Tampa vetelara
boil. Miutan ezid6 szerint csak tor
naterem es sz6rako z6-terembe sziik-
seges lampak lettek csak megvaltva /:
ennelfogva ARA k@rem hiveket, hogy
akik esetleg negy Macy lampat 6hajt-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
Baptista egyhaz

Egyhazunk IA, fejlodes utjan halad
.eldre, aminek bizonyiteka lehet az is,
hogy uib6l tobben hataroztak ARA ma
gukat, hogy rendes tagjaiva lesznek
egyhazunknak akik meggyozodesiik
bizony sd gaul, ohajtjak felvenni scent
bibliaban el0irt es Krisztus altal ha-
gyott m6don a scent keresztseget "a
mint irva van Mate ev. 3 r., 1850
. Ezen iinnepelyes bibliai szertartas az
egyhaz lelkesze aHal lesz vegrehajtva
no 24-en Reed ave. es 14-ik utica
sarkan lev6 tempt omlnkban delutan
fel oral kezdettel. Ere az 'alkalomra
szeretettel meghivjuk henfitarsainkat
elvi- es felekezeti kiilonbseg nelkdii
hogy j6jjenek el ismeroseikkei egye.
temben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
A FttGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ .HIREI.

Jegyz6konyvi kivonat.- Felvetetett
Youngstown Fuggetlen Amerikai
Magyar Ev.-Ref. Egyhaz felevi rendes
k6zgyilesen.
Elnok: Sebestyen Endre esperes ur.
~ Eln0kl6 lellSesz udvozli a kozgyii-
les megjelent tagjait 8 megallapitja,
hogy kozgyiles szabaly szerint lett
osszehiva AIT megnyitja.
% Eln0kl6 lelkesz jelenti, hogy a
kozgyiiles else targya a lelkeszi alias
betoltesere val6 intezkedes. Felszolit.
ia Kat6ch Jaons egyhazi jegyz6t az
egyhaztanacs idevonatkoz6 hatarozati
javaslatanak felolvasasara. Ennek az
alapjan a gyiilekezet egyhangu felal.
lassal megszavazza es kimondja, hogy
tiszteletes Bors-Kerekes Gyorgy urat
az egyhaztanacs altal megallapitott dij-
level alapjan, az egyhaz lelkeszeve meg
hivja.-Katoch Janos, jegyz6 (s k.)
Lengyel Lajos es Kat6ch Janos steel
toni gyiijtese.-$2-s2-ja -javal: Belenszky
JOSEF, Nitro JOSEF, Csentps !Janos, Bar
ia Peter, More Janos, Bakos Andras,
Lengyel Lajos, Kat6cA Janos.s Varga
| Zsigm6nd $50. $1-$1-t adtak: P6znal
Janos,' Hochwdrt Adamne, Mezei ia
nos, Balint Andras, Gyarmathy Pal
Katoeh 0don.
Tur6czy Ferencne es Almassi Gabor
gyiijtese Campbellen-$$2 -s2 t, sadtak:
Macy Lajos, Demien Janos, Hizsnyai
Lajos, Pocsik Sander. $1-$l-t adtak
Rajner Laszlo, Ruszin Mnhaly, Ajvas5
Martonne, Tuf6czi Jozsef, 10th And
ras, szabo Gyorgy, Agoston Janosnt
Szatmary Karoly.
Kallay Benz soc, Szatmary Karoly
$40 torlesztas, persely penz $1S.15.
Bork6 Mihaly es Eszenyi Istvan kol
lektalasa Steeltonon.-S2-$2 SIT adtak
Veres Ignacne, Bork6 Mihaly, Nag,
Peter, ifj. Batari Andras, Eszenyi Ist
van. SILT adtak: Olajos Andrasne
ifj. Eszenyi Istvan, Pogany J6zsef, n,
meth Ferencne, Balogh Istvan, Kis,
Samuel, Deak Ferencne.
10th Andras brier-hilli gyujtese.-
$2-$2.t adtak: Banyasz Imre Scala
J6zsef, Vass Martonne, Szadai Benja
min, Kiss Mihaly. $l-$l.t adtak: Toll
Andras, 0zv. Sipos Andrasne,, 1zv.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

Kovacs J6zsef, Porkolab james es Bo.
csi Borbalat, akik egytol.egyig kifogas
ITALIAN feleleteikkel tettek bizonysagot a
gyiilekeaet el6tt az hitIkr5l Is fo.
gadast ARA nerve, hogy a draga veren
megvaltott egyhazunknak mindhalalig
igaz es hi tagjai lesznek. Ada listen,
hogy ugy legyen Is mindezekert az
eredmenyekert Istcnnek legyen hala es
k0sz0net.
A gyermekek kiranduiasa. - Mint
minden evben, ugy ezen az even is y
lelkesz csalad vezetese alatt lev6 is
kolas n0vendekek kirandulasa megtor-
tent multi szerdan, amelyen azonban
nemcsak a 80 iskolas n5vendek vett
reszt, hanem azoknak sziilei is. A
bevett szokashoz hiven ragaszkodva,
szerdan reggel a gyermekeket egy ro-
vid istentisztelet megtartasa utan, fel.
pakoltuk egy hatalmas Macy auto truck
ra es azon szallitottuk XII Gket Buhl
Parkba, ahol aztan gyermeg sereg fir
dessel es kilonboz6 jatekok jatszasa-
val toltotte el az egesz napot Ami
don elliott delebed ideje, minden egyes
gyermek asztalhoz tilt es az asztali al
das utan asszonykaink hideg eteleket
| szolgaltak fel azokb6l az elem6zsiak.
Dol, amelyet kozadakozas reven szerez-
think be gyemek sereg kielegitesere.
| Bezzeg delebed alatt volt am oft iga-
ri ewes es Twas. Val6sagos pusztitast
vegzett az uj generaci6, amely kiadas
koriilbeliil ez even is XII fog tenni vagy
$35-t. De mi ezt korantsem sajnaljuk.
Nj ilyesminek csak orvendeni tudunk,
miutan mi meggy6z6desiink az, hogy
jatszva tanitjuk meg mi gyermekein-
ket szabad termeszet lacy olen iga-
zan megismerni az Istent es aldani ct
mindazokert a j6tetemenyekert, anne
lyet szamunkra lehet6ve teszen evr6l-
eyre. Sz6val az elmult szerdap mind
annyian, akik oft voltunk, j6r mulat-
tunk. s ICY valik koriinkben egy-egy
egeszseges gyermek eptestben,: val6-
sagos epFelek.
Templomunk felszentelese.-Ime nagy
orom tolti el szivunket, aJmidSn latjuk
AIT, hogy a buzg6 hivek aldozatkeszse.
geb6l epGl6 hatalmas modern temple.
munk, .amely minden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
megfelel6en lett megepitve, ma mar k0
zel All befejezeshez ICY AIT minden
tovabbi halogatas nelkiil, mar AUGUSZ
TUS Glen tanyleg felszentelhetjiik es
cgy iinnepelyes istentisztelet kcretei
k0zt maid altal is adhatiuk igazi rem.
deltetesenek.
Miutan ICY all helyzet, rcmeljik
hogy fentnevezett napon, amikor mi
mindnyajan felmegyink maid kapu
ba es leiifGnk oft halat adni Istennek
veiink val6 kegyelmeert, hogy akkol
a mi legk0zelebbi rokonaink is el fog
max i0nni k0zelr6l es tavolr6l veliinE
| egyiitt innepelni.
Amint csendesen ime mar kesziil6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

lep5 dolog az, hogy az ifjak sokkal
orgalmatosabban latogatjak az Is
tennek hazat, mint az oregek; holott
mai modern korban nagyon sokan
aggodnak fiatalsag jov6je felett es
AIT allitjak, 'hogy azok inkabb villa
gi gyony0roknek elvez6i, hogy mas egy-
hazaknal hogyan all helyzet mem tud-
juk; de minalunk ennek eppen az ell
lenkez6jet kell tapasztalnunk ICY mem
fehjiik az egyhaz jov6jet.
Miutan az aratasnak az ideje ime
mar elerkezett, ennelfogva az egyhaz
lelkesze az elnrult vasarnap alkalmi
predikaci6t tartott az !" Enekek-eneke
konyvenek T. reszenek ak verser6l, a
mely textus ertelme szerint alapeszme
ie leven GA fold elete az ember ele.
te''. Maid vasarnapi iskolas n6ven
dekek hatalmas gardaja "Zaporkent
hull maid az aldas - newt gyony0ru ho
zsanna enekkel emeltek istentisztele
think fenyet. Templomunkat pedig F6
Macy Mariska egy szep elovirag ESQ
korral diszitette fel.
Mint uj egyhaztag, Vajka Farkas We
tetett fel a gyiilekezet tagjai altal e.
fizette be $3.50 egyhazi jarulekat
Ugyszinten Bordy Sander es csaladja
fizetett sat. Fogadjak erte halas ko
szonetiinknek igazi nyilvanitasat.
Mine No. 81 vizsga utan.-A multi
vasarnap delutan tartottuk meg min
dennapos magyar nyari iskola vizsga
jat Mine No. son, ahol egyhazunk or
gonistaja, Antal Margitka tanitotta
ez evben Macy szorgalommal a oyer.
mekeket hetr6llhetre s ICY ezen bezard
vizsga programme teljesen az o fenn
hat6saga alatt folyt lie, amely maya
nemeben teljesen megfelelt a kovetel
menyeknek Az igaz, hogy ezen az ev
ben csupan csak 20 gyemmek jart fel
az iskolaba napr6l-napra; az iskolasok
csekely szama pedig annak tudhatoe be
hogy meg ezen a kis banya plezen sincs
meg az igazi egyetertes es aztan kill
SO egyenek konkoly hinteseben is Ike
resend6 annak az Okla; de mi azert
mindezek mellett Istenben bizva kitar
tottunk es kotelessegiinknek eleget il
tettunk ez evben is. A vizsga delutaf
orakor vette kezdetet, amelyen a;
0sszes gyermekek sziilei is reszt vettek
de az otthoniakon xviii nagyon sokal
voltak farrelli cgyhazt6l is. OFT lehe
tett latni a gyiiiekezet k0reben Kis
Imre algondnokot felesegevel, Kiss Ju
llama szupenintendenst, Antal Istval
penztarnokot felesegevel, Antal Irenke
ket kis testverj6vel 6s Eros Andras
net A tanit6n6 atal kidolgozott pro
gram ALT szavalatokb6l, egyhazi. E
vilagi enekekb6l, bibliai t0rtenetb6l
Ezen program bevegzese utan az egy
haz lelkesze magyarul es angolul kt
vetkez6 egy leanyt es harom fiut kor
firmalta meg es vette fel 6ket az anys
|. szentegyhaz kebe1ebe: Kovacs Karol,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

jak megvaltani templomban, abeli
szandekukat kerem jelentsek a lelke-
sci irodan. A cselekvesnek az ideje ime
most vagyon "es en- addig megyek
munkasaim utan, amig csak ell nem veg
xix az en- egesz aratasomat''.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
FARRELL, PA.
A FARRELL MAGYAR REFORMA-
TUs EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.
Istentisztelet.-A rendes szokas SIZE.
rint cgyhazunk kebcleben reank k0.
vetkez6 vasarnap reggel 9-t0l fel IL,
ig vasarnapi iskola es utana mindjart
istentisztelet $ predikalni fog maga a
lelkesz.
Multi vasarnapunk.-M minden va
sarnap, ugy az elmuit vasarnap is ma.
gyon szep szammal vettek reszt egy-
hazunk buzgo hivei az istentiszteleten
de egyhazunk kebeleben kiilonosen mes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

'OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA
GYAR HIRLAPOT ES TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN HIRDE.
TOKET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
Egyhazi Hirek

tartunk, mely alkalonlfnal egyhazunk
jubileumi iinnepelyenek terveit es az
orgonaszentelesi unnep reszleteit fog
juk megbeszelni.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-16
HOUSE LEADERS
CAUGHT IN JAM
Must Ditch Administration
or Small Corporations.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-Repuh-
lican members of the House will be
confronted in few days with the
embarrassing decision Of whether to
go back on the administration or
upon the owners and managers Of
approximately 100000 small Amer
lean corporations.
The House, acting in committee Of
the whole, has adopted a Demo-
cratic amendment to the tax bill
lowering rates Of income tax on
corporations making less than SIS
900 a year. Many Republicans voted
for it, although there was no record
vote.
Administration leaders plan to at
tempt to repeal this amendment,
when the bill COMES before the
House itself. And majority MEM
bers, including those who voted for
the amendment in committee, will
have to go on record.
The Ways and Means Committee
recommended to the House that ex-
emptions on corporation income tax
be increased from $4,000 to $4,000
and that the fiat rate be lowered
from 1914 per cent to liz per cent.
Instead, the House on motion of
Representative Garner, Texas, voted
to give corporations with an income
of not more than $1,000 after TAX
ing off the $4,000 credit. a tax rate
of 5 per cent; those with not more
than $4,000, per cent, and those
with not more than $4,000, 8 per
cent,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-16
SLAYER FIGHTS
LIFE SENTENCE
KOkomo Man Prepares for
Second Appeal.
Bg Times Special

BIZ Times Special
PERU. Ind, Dec. 16.-Williara j.
Keller, twice convicted of the MUIR
der of Mrs. Catherine Russell, Ko-
komo, in April, 1924, has not given
up hope of escaping a life sentence
in State prison imposed at his sec
ond trial held in Miami Circuit
Court here recently. His attorneys
are preparing a bill of exceptions
preliminary to an appeal to the In
diana Supreme Court.
A sentence of two to twenty-one
years was imposed on Keifer at his
first trial held in the Howard Cir
cult Court at Kokomo in 1924, and
on an appeal to the Supreme Court,
he obtained new trial, the case be-
ing sent here on change of venue
for second trial.
The convicted man is a prisoner
in the county jail here while attor-
neys carry on their efforts to save
him from prison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-16
RoUT MINE STRIKERS

Troopers With Fixed BayOnets
Break Up Colorado Gathering.
BIZ United Press
DENVER. Colo, Dec. 16.-With
fixed bayonets. members of the Col
orado National Guard last night
brc.ie up strikers mass meeting at
Longmont and arrested six leaders.
An audience of 800 had gathered
to hear the I. w. w, coal strike dis
cussed at the Longmont municipal
auditorium.
Military police raided the meet
ing and arrested speakers. National
guardsmen, with fixed bayonets,
stood at the door while the miners
filed out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-16
FASCIST SALUTE GROWS
Supersedes Regular Army Greeting,
BY Order of MussoIini.

Supersedes Regular Army Greeting,
BY Order of MussoIini.
RA United Press
ROME, Dec. 16.-The Roman
salute used as the conventional
Fascist greeting has begun to pene-
trate the regular Italian army,
which hitherto used only the con-
ventional military salute of raising
the right hand.
An order by the ministry, of
which Mussolini is the chief, Or
dams that officers and men of the
aeronautical force must give the
Roman or Fascist salute when they
are not wearing caps or other head
dress.
The Fascist salute, copied from
that used by the Legionnaires of
ancient Rome, consists in extend
ing the right arm straight from the
shoulder with the palm turned up.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-16
THE INDTANAPOLIS MINES


BEDFORD. Ind. Dec. 16.-White
River overhowed its banks here
Thursday night, covering a large
amount Of corn land. A fourteen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-16

inch rise was recorded during the
night by the city pumping station.
Many lowland roads are covered,
causing a serious traffic tie-up. The
river is still rising slowly today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-16

1t took 7-year-old Elizabeth
Nigel, 22l1 Dearborn st.. just
ninety minutes to win this "Flossie
Flirt'' doll.
Elizabeth obtained six three
month subscriptions to The Times
from neighhors.
''It was awfully easy" Elizabeth
said, land the doll is wonderful"
More persons in the United States
die of heart disease than from any
other single cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-22
LITA GREY CHAPLIN .
GRANTED DIVORCE
Comedians Complaint Dismissed
Wife Voluntarily Given
$625,000 Property Settlement.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, August o.
Lita Grey Chaplin was granted an in.
terlocutory decree Of divorce from
Charles Spencer Chaplin after brief
testimony in Superior Court here to.
day to establish routine charge of
cruelty.
Gavin McNab. Chaplin's chief Of
counsel, rose and dramatically defend
ed his client. lie said the agreement
concerning the property and children's
custody was voluntarily made
Judge Guerin, on motion Of McNab,
dismissed the sensational cross com.
plant filed by Chaplin against his
girl-wife.
A copy of stipulation between the
attorneys in the case then was hand.
ed the court. 1t was understood that
the settlement called for payment Of
| $625.000 to Mrs. Chaplin.
The stipulation set forth that the
question Of back alimony for Mrs.
Chaplin had been provided for in the
general settlement.
A motion to vacate the Chaplin re.
ownership resulted in a lengthy argu-
i ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-22
TAFT AND STONE REFUSE
SACCO-VANZETTI PLEAS;
PETITIONDOCKETED HERE
Sacco and Vanzetti
Both Refuse Last
Rites of the Church
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, August 22.-Sacco and
Vanzetti today refused the last
rites of The church, saying they
preferred to die as they had lived,
outside its pale.
Father Murphy, the prison chap
lain, after visiting the condemned
men, issued the following state
ment:
Il visited the men, as l promised
them l would last night when l left
them. l once again urged them to
prepare themselves for eternity, TO
receive the sacrament and to meet
death fortified by the rites of the
church.
Each one refused, saying that
he preferred to die as he had lived.
outside it's pale. However, l shall
hold myself in readiness to offer
one or all the consultations Of re-
ligion, until the end"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-22
FLIGHT REGULATION
BYLAW PREDICTED
EberIe Cites $4,000 Cost
and Maneuver Delay. in
Search for Dole Flyers.
By the Associated Press.

BY Inc Associated ffess.
A prediction that Congress will en-.
act law to prohibit long distance air.
plane stunt flights, except under rigid
conditions, was made today by Ad.
miral Eberle, Acting Secretary Of the
Navy.
Naval statisticians estimate that the
search for the lost Pacific aviators
will cost the Navy 100000.
This amount. mainly for fuel, is
above normal operating expenses of
|, the fleet of az vessels engaged in, the
search. In addition, $50 100000 worth
of property in the form of ships and
5000 men have been held up for eight
been interrupted.
Recent airplane disasters showed a
need for careful preparation and strict
tests of motors and planes before
flights are attempted, Admiral Eberle
declared. Each crash is harmful to
aviation, he said, adding that expert.
mental flights should be held down to
| the point of reasonable safety and de.
signed to advance practical aviation.
No long.distance flights should be
made over water except In seaplanes
or amphibians, he said. If a plane,
equipped to float, comes down, it has
a chance of staying above water, but
the buoyancy of a land plane Is neg
ligible and usually sinks when the
wings become saturated.
my ambition is to see the Navy
abolish land planes for sea flights"
he added. II will never lose an oppor-
tunity to get sea planes installed, be.
cause Of their safety and consequent
effect on the personnel"
The admiral pointed out that the
Navy already had moved to abolish
land planes from the equipment Of
airplane carriers by advertising for
designs for small. speedy amphib-
ian. Seaplanes, he said, are now used
exclusively from catapaults aboard
battleslfips and cruisers.
France already has taken steps to
regulate stunt flying as a result of
the fatal Nungesser-Coli flight. he
said. adding that Congress eventually
will regulate such flying in this coun-
try by law.
The destroyer Hazeiwood, sent out
to search for the Dallas Spirit, today
reported to the Navy Department
that 1t had completed two searching
operations Of 40 miles square each,
and in the commanders opinion, the
plane was not floating in that area"
The HazelYcod returned to San Fran.
cisco earisY today to refuel and re.
sumed thekNearch.